In that regard, it boils down to where we individually and respectively stand.

To the nerdy Matiang'i (Bless his Soul) A members of of this society, the @Masukumas of this world, this little piece of paper has no intrinsic, inherent value.

This is irrespective of the money, intellectual property rights, and other resources expended to produce this inherently worthless piece of paper.

To the majority of us Matiang'i (Bless his Soul) D citizens, our money or actions remain useless for the next thirty days unless we can produce this all important piece of paper.

How inherently important it is is underlined by Landlords in certain areas refunding rent money and evicting anyone not producing this piece of paper.

You are our in-house 'Word Master'so dont disappoint your students.

Don't waste your vote...better go vote in Nairobi

FROM THE IEBC WEBSITE

How do you register as a voter?

An eligible voter must present himself or herself to the registration officer with his/her original identification documents at the designated registration centre during working hours.
The applicant fills the Application for Registration form (Form A)
Registered voters will be issued with a registration acknowledgement slip bearing the voter′s details.
However, this slip will not be a requirement for voting.


2. When can someone be denied registration?

When you are under 18 years of age
When you are not in possession of the original ID card or a valid Kenyan passport
When one is un-discharged bankrupt
When you have been found guilty by an election court or reported to be guilty of any election offence during the preceding five years.
If a competent court declares you to be of unsound mind


3. Is an eligible voter allowed to register more than once?

No! A person is only allowed to register once as a voter in a constituency or registration centre of his or her choice. It is an offence to register more than once.

4. What is the penalty of registering more than once?

Persons who have registered more than once are liable on conviction, to a fine not exceeding one hundred thousand Kenya shillings or imprisonment for a term not exceeding one year or both. Such persons shall be barred from participating in the immediate election and the next that follows.

5. Can a person transfer as a voter to another registration centre or constituency?

YES! A person may transfer as a voter to another registration centre of his or her choice within the registration period

What was going on hapo^^^ Kuria is very chonjo

Stick around.

For the next thirty days, this ignorant clique will, God forbid, pour blood, cause boldly harm and engage in destruction of property on account of failure to produce this useless in itself piece of paper.

In addition to the resultant pain will be your miserably conceited soul's lark of empathy and a conscience.

Much is the pity that you can live with that.

There YOU go again.

Imaginary to YOU.

Something to real to kill or to die for for THEM.

Gee you are jealous.

You create something useless for the masses and the masses create something inherently great out of it.

That must really rancor (Rancour).

Please do not. Much as I belabor my view, you actually have a point.

I need your tenacity to interpret the numerous obnoxious situations arising from this thirty day registration period.

The registration clerks in the field cannot transfer a registered erector from one polling station to another.

You have to go to the constituency IEBC head office.

This registration clerk has data of registered erectors for that polling station only.

Yet they have a laptop computer with over 8gb of memory.

Hypothetically, if the 22 year old PYT I am sponsoring is a student at MT. Kenya University wants to elect Ms. Waiguru, she will have to make arrangements to travel all the way to Kerugoya and register as an erector.

She cannot do this at the registration center at MT. Kenya University.

Does this strike you as odd?