AlphDoti wrote:Kusadikika wrote:Njung'e, who is this boy?
Any relation to Mkulima Nambari moja?
These are dynasties in the making. Their strategy is amass all this wealth and you guarantee your family will always determine the political direction for years to come. Just like the uhuru and the moi's and now Machozi's
You are right AlphDoti. These are dynasties in the making and after the ball is set rolling there is not necessarily any corruption involved. It is all clean legal business with a lot of smart hard work but what many who are beneficiaries fail to mention is that first advantage.
Many people who attended National Schools especially in the 80s and 90s can testify that there were spots reserved for children of who was who in the Moi government.
All someone needed to succeed was just be an average student and stay out of trouble. If your dad was a parastatal chief or head of prisons or even a DC or PC, you attend Mang'u or Alliance get a decent grade like a "B", attend a top college in UK or US all expenses paid. Return home and find a way to utilize part of your family's 20,000 acres of land to start or fund a business you will be way ahead of 99.99% of most Kenyans. You have not engaged in any corruption, you will of course need to be smart to run a successful company but as you encourage others to work hard so that they can succeed be conscious of that little advantage at the start.