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Rank: Elder Joined: 11/5/2010 Posts: 2,459
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ZZE123 wrote:Just wondering, if Uhuru was to go to Kisumu to campaign, what would happen?? You will start to note an unusual tolerance from Baba's supporters. Baba is very much aware that his time on the political scene is coming to an end. He would want to exit as a statesman. That is why he is repeating over and over that there are no jubilee strongholds or cord strongholds. Our problems are similar. Our enemy , the same. Those who stand on the way of Kenyans realizing their full potential. And to those waiting for a break-up. It will be a long wait. Baba has sacrificed for Kenya more than anyone else. He is ready and willing to do it once more. And from Sept, we start building the paradise our founding fathers died for.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 3/18/2011 Posts: 12,069 Location: Kianjokoma
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Obi 1 Kanobi wrote:Fyatu wrote:hiyo muti baba ameshika ni "first class"....rangi ya maini ya mbuzi Unfortunately baba is using the wrong strategy again, why waste energy, effort and money in Jubilee strongholds, they will never vote him. He should be focusing on (1) inspiring his strongholds of to register and turn up in droves, and (2) converting the undecideds in the battlegrounds to elect him. His strategists just need to advise him to quit Rift and larger Central, nothing he does will change the tune there. Focus on Kisii, Coast, Maasailand, Western, Luo Nyanza, Turkana and Kamba. Every election brings in slightly new dynamics Like the way Bukusuland mostly went with Kibaki but didn't back UMK Or the Maasai move towards UMK
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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/23/2008 Posts: 3,017
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Bigchick wrote:ZZE123 wrote:Just wondering, if Uhuru was to go to Kisumu to campaign, what would happen?? Why wonder? Isn't it obvious that stones and fires would litter the road.And goons with shirts removed and tied around their waist would be shouting ODM!NASA!ODM!  Really, Uhuru has campaigned in Nyanza and Kisumu many times and the above did not happen. If anything the person who was met with stone throwing goons was RAO the last time he was in Embu!!! "The purpose of bureaucracy is to compensate for incompetence and lack of discipline." James Collins
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Rank: Elder Joined: 12/9/2009 Posts: 6,592 Location: Nairobi
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FRM2011 wrote:ZZE123 wrote:Just wondering, if Uhuru was to go to Kisumu to campaign, what would happen?? You will start to note an unusual tolerance from Baba's supporters. Baba is very much aware that his time on the political scene is coming to an end. He would want to exit as a statesman. That is why he is repeating over and over that there are no jubilee strongholds or cord strongholds. Our problems are similar. Our enemy , the same. Those who stand on the way of Kenyans realizing their full potential. And to those waiting for a break-up. It will be a long wait. Baba has sacrificed for Kenya more than anyone else. He is ready and willing to do it once more. And from Sept, we start building the paradise our founding fathers died for. Ya right. He should have exited with akina Njoya if he was looking for statesmanship status. Just wait and see how he will split NASA.
BBI will solve it :)
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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/23/2008 Posts: 3,017
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Lolest! wrote:Obi 1 Kanobi wrote:Fyatu wrote:hiyo muti baba ameshika ni "first class"....rangi ya maini ya mbuzi Unfortunately baba is using the wrong strategy again, why waste energy, effort and money in Jubilee strongholds, they will never vote him. He should be focusing on (1) inspiring his strongholds of to register and turn up in droves, and (2) converting the undecideds in the battlegrounds to elect him. His strategists just need to advise him to quit Rift and larger Central, nothing he does will change the tune there. Focus on Kisii, Coast, Maasailand, Western, Luo Nyanza, Turkana and Kamba. Every election brings in slightly new dynamics Like the way Bukusuland mostly went with Kibaki but didn't back UMK Or the Maasai move towards UMK In my opinion, nothing has changed from the last time round so dynamics will not change, if anything, the example of Bukusu's voting Kibaki was because they had Wamalwa as VP. Concentrating on once strengths is a sure way of achieving more, he will lose because he wants to come out as a balanced guy before he solidifies his base and flanks  . Loss first round Pap!! "The purpose of bureaucracy is to compensate for incompetence and lack of discipline." James Collins
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Rank: Elder Joined: 2/7/2007 Posts: 11,935 Location: Nairobi
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Obi 1 Kanobi wrote:Fyatu wrote:hiyo muti baba ameshika ni "first class"....rangi ya maini ya mbuzi Unfortunately baba is using the wrong strategy again, why waste energy, effort and money in Jubilee strongholds, they will never vote him. He should be focusing on (1) inspiring his strongholds of to register and turn up in droves, and (2) converting the undecideds in the battlegrounds to elect him. His strategists just need to advise him to quit Rift and larger Central, nothing he does will change the tune there. Focus on Kisii, Coast, Maasailand, Western, Luo Nyanza, Turkana and Kamba. Try tell that to FRM ,Mbadi and co. I don't know where he gets his so called "advisors" year in year out ...anyway, let him have that bundle of miraa for consolation but should he attempt to consume it, he will wake up on August 12th Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 11/5/2010 Posts: 2,459
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Try tell that to FRM ,Mbadi and co. I don't know where he gets his so called "advisors" year in year out ...anyway, let him have that bundle of miraa for consolation but should he attempt to consume it, he will wake up on August 12th [/quote] wee guka kwani umezeeka sana mpaka hesabu ikapotea. Let me give a little secret here. The rallies are not random and our friends at jubilee secretariat know as much. In 2013, the ethnic mobilization notwithstanding, Rao still managed to snatch the following votes from the so-called strongholds. Meru - 7.5% Tharaka - 5.1% Kiambu - 7.8% Embu - 7.9% Uasin Giichu - 21% compare that to Nyeri (1.7%), Nyadarua(1.2%), Kirinyaga(1.4%), Muranga(2.4%). On the flip-side, Uhuru got the following "unexpected" votes that proved to be the deal-breaker. Kitui - 14% Machakos - 9.5% Migori - 9% Kisii - 27% Nyamira - 29% Makueni - 5% By now you already know where the rallies are headed. "Mundu mugi ndari mihere ya uhoro".
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Rank: Elder Joined: 12/9/2009 Posts: 6,592 Location: Nairobi
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Rank: Elder Joined: 2/7/2007 Posts: 11,935 Location: Nairobi
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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/10/2008 Posts: 9,131 Location: Kanjo
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FRM2011 wrote:Try tell that to FRM ,Mbadi and co. I don't know where he gets his so called "advisors" year in year out ...anyway, let him have that bundle of miraa for consolation but should he attempt to consume it, he will wake up on August 12th wee guka kwani umezeeka sana mpaka hesabu ikapotea. Let me give a little secret here. The rallies are not random and our friends at jubilee secretariat know as much. In 2013, the ethnic mobilization notwithstanding, Rao still managed to snatch the following votes from the so-called strongholds. Meru - 7.5% Tharaka - 5.1% Kiambu - 7.8% Embu - 7.9% Uasin Giichu - 21% compare that to Nyeri (1.7%), Nyadarua(1.2%), Kirinyaga(1.4%), Muranga(2.4%). On the flip-side, Uhuru got the following "unexpected" votes that proved to be the deal-breaker. Kitui - 14% Machakos - 9.5% Migori - 9% Kisii - 27% Nyamira - 29% Makueni - 5% By now you already know where the rallies are headed. "Mundu mugi ndari mihere ya uhoro".[/quote] Hehehehehehe poor pambai.am.back!!!!
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