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NASA :Whats the game plan.
newfarer
#461 Posted : Tuesday, May 23, 2017 10:37:35 PM
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FRM2011 wrote:

Been watching Munya on citizen tv. Him and kiraitu have been accusing each other of being the cause of NASA's rising support n Meru.

But today, Munya repeated twice that indeed, NASA has significant support in Meru.

In 2013 we got 7.5% of Meru votes. Our target this year was 12%. Maybe it's time to review this target.

Uasin gichu - 25%.
Kiambu - 15%.

incidentally we were discussing about the near 50/50 % support for Meru to jubilee and NASA with a Merian over lunch time today. the percentages came from the merian.This time it won't be easy for uhuruto.their supporters better know.
the hard economic times will make the younger generation to make a rebellious vote against their tribal folks.railonzo have a great chance if they(kalonzo muthama) stops the Bitching Moaning Whining
punda amecheka
FRM2011
#462 Posted : Wednesday, May 24, 2017 7:11:46 AM
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newfarer wrote:
FRM2011 wrote:

Been watching Munya on citizen tv. Him and kiraitu have been accusing each other of being the cause of NASA's rising support n Meru.

But today, Munya repeated twice that indeed, NASA has significant support in Meru.

In 2013 we got 7.5% of Meru votes. Our target this year was 12%. Maybe it's time to review this target.

Uasin gichu - 25%.
Kiambu - 15%.

incidentally we were discussing about the near 50/50 % support for Meru to jubilee and NASA with a Merian over lunch time today. the percentages came from the merian.This time it won't be easy for uhuruto.their supporters better know.
the hard economic times will make the younger generation to make a rebellious vote against their tribal folks.railonzo have a great chance if they(kalonzo muthama) stops the Bitching Moaning Whining


I can't claim to know the political dynamics of Meru but something monumental could be brewing.

In 2013, when ethnic mobilization was working like magic across the Gema vote bloc, Meru voters had no problem voting in two odm MPs.

In 2017, staunch Uhuru supporters from Meru are acknowledging NASA has significant support there.

Could this be the beginning of detribalized politics in Kenya ?
washiku
#463 Posted : Wednesday, May 24, 2017 7:56:09 AM
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FRM2011
#464 Posted : Wednesday, May 24, 2017 8:14:50 AM
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Borrowed from Ephraim Njenga on FB

"MYSTERY OVER JUBILEE'S KSHS 2.2 TRILLION BORROWING
According to figures from Economic Survey Report 2017 by Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS) Jubilee government has spent KShs 437.9 Billion on roads from 2013 including the amount projected for up to June 2017. The amount borrowed for SGR so far is KShs 327 Billion. If you add the two amounts you get a total of KShs 764.9 Billion.

Jubilee government has borrowed KShs 2.2 Trillion since coming into office. If you subtract the amount spent on SGR and road you get a balance of KShs 1.4 Trillion. Which other projects account for this KShs 1.4 Trillion?"
2012
#465 Posted : Wednesday, May 24, 2017 9:24:21 AM
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Location: Nairobi
FRM2011 wrote:

Borrowed from Ephraim Njenga on FB

"MYSTERY OVER JUBILEE'S KSHS 2.2 TRILLION BORROWING
According to figures from Economic Survey Report 2017 by Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS) Jubilee government has spent KShs 437.9 Billion on roads from 2013 including the amount projected for up to June 2017. The amount borrowed for SGR so far is KShs 327 Billion. If you add the two amounts you get a total of KShs 764.9 Billion.

Jubilee government has borrowed KShs 2.2 Trillion since coming into office. If you subtract the amount spent on SGR and road you get a balance of KShs 1.4 Trillion. Which other projects account for this KShs 1.4 Trillion?"



This is how rumours start.

Of course we know money is been stollen but give us facts, without facts, it's water under the bridge.

Was all the money borrowed for roads and rail? Who was the money borrowed from, for what reason, was it accomplished or not and how much is in reserve? Is there an auditor general's report?

BBI will solve it
:)
Lolest!
#466 Posted : Wednesday, May 24, 2017 9:45:19 AM
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FRM2011 wrote:
newfarer wrote:
FRM2011 wrote:

Been watching Munya on citizen tv. Him and kiraitu have been accusing each other of being the cause of NASA's rising support n Meru.

But today, Munya repeated twice that indeed, NASA has significant support in Meru.

In 2013 we got 7.5% of Meru votes. Our target this year was 12%. Maybe it's time to review this target.

Uasin gichu - 25%.
Kiambu - 15%.

incidentally we were discussing about the near 50/50 % support for Meru to jubilee and NASA with a Merian over lunch time today. the percentages came from the merian.This time it won't be easy for uhuruto.their supporters better know.
the hard economic times will make the younger generation to make a rebellious vote against their tribal folks.railonzo have a great chance if they(kalonzo muthama) stops the Bitching Moaning Whining


I can't claim to know the political dynamics of Meru but something monumental could be brewing.

In 2013, when ethnic mobilization was working like magic across the Gema vote bloc, Meru voters had no problem voting in two odm MPs.

In 2017, staunch Uhuru supporters from Meru are acknowledging NASA has significant support there.

Could this be the beginning of detribalized politics in Kenya ?

The 2 Meru counties(Meru and Tharaka Nithi) do not have a history of blindly voting for parties. They vote individuals

In the 90s, people like Eustace Mbuba Ntwiga(Nithi), Jackson Kalweo(Igembe), Mathew Adams Karauri(Tigania East) and Kirugi M'Mukindia(Imenti Central) would win on KANU tickets in what was assumed to be a DP zone
Laughing out loudly smile Applause d'oh! Sad Drool Liar Shame on you Pray
Njung'e
#467 Posted : Wednesday, May 24, 2017 10:18:08 AM
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Location: Nairobi
[quote=washiku]NASA-MAN U COMPARISON

http://www.nation.co.ke/...7558-lxs5a9z/index.html[/quote]


Quite some food for thought for Joshua and team assuming it's not too late to change tact.


Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.
madollar
#468 Posted : Wednesday, May 24, 2017 11:25:20 AM
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Joined: 11/17/2009
Posts: 2,040
Location: GA
newfarer wrote:
FRM2011 wrote:

Been watching Munya on citizen tv. Him and kiraitu have been accusing each other of being the cause of NASA's rising support n Meru.

But today, Munya repeated twice that indeed, NASA has significant support in Meru.

In 2013 we got 7.5% of Meru votes. Our target this year was 12%. Maybe it's time to review this target.

Uasin gichu - 25%.
Kiambu - 15%.

incidentally we were discussing about the near 50/50 % support for Meru to jubilee and NASA with a Merian over lunch time today. the percentages came from the merian.This time it won't be easy for uhuruto.their supporters better know.
the hard economic times will make the younger generation to make a rebellious vote against their tribal folks.railonzo have a great chance if they(kalonzo muthama) stops the Bitching Moaning Whining

The happenings in meru can be summarized by looking at gitobu imanyara who has voluntarily faced the mountain and refusal of Munya to endorse NASA
Iganamagana
#469 Posted : Wednesday, May 24, 2017 12:15:31 PM
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Joined: 3/27/2009
Posts: 1,437
FRM2011 wrote:

Been watching Munya on citizen tv. Him and kiraitu have been accusing each other of being the cause of NASA's rising support n Meru.

But today, Munya repeated twice that indeed, NASA has significant support in Meru.

In 2013 we got 7.5% of Meru votes. Our target this year was 12%. Maybe it's time to review this target.

Uasin gichu - 25%.
Kiambu - 15%.


Divide the figures by 5 to get a realistic scenario.

What do you mean by 'we'? Boss, this is the stuff that gives people heart attacks. Even Billboard and that Bomet Governor have plan B's. Do not invest all your emotions in a political party. Vyama vina wenyewe (ask the Ndaani ndaani kabisa guy).
Njung'e
#470 Posted : Wednesday, May 24, 2017 3:58:58 PM
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Keeping Wetangula busy;

http://www.the-star.co.k...rs-join-jubilee_c1567026
Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.
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