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What they mean by: ‘there shall be no election’
Baratang
#71 Posted : Monday, October 16, 2017 10:05:45 AM
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quicksand wrote:
Njung'e wrote:
kaka2za wrote:
Jubilee have to ensure a high turnout because it is possible that IEBC might postpone elections in some NASA strongholds.


Cash allocation for counties where leaders will interrupt elections to be withheld by the central government...haiya!!

Uhuru should not fall into this kind of thinking. Moi did the same, viciously attacking Central Province's economy, leaving the formerly vibrant coffee, tea and dairy industries on their knees. Here was a president taking food and medicine from the mouths of peasants, and then going to Kabarak on Sunday to show us how Godly he was. Kenyans have forgiven him but I will never forget.
It would be sad if Jubilee now becomes Moi incarnate.


A fairly simple and quick test of showing which counties create wealth and which ones suck wealth.
washiku
#72 Posted : Monday, October 16, 2017 11:58:28 AM
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I foresee a challenge. Its election time. NASA followers on the streets. Chanting and throwing stones. Will Jubilee supporters really risk to go out just in the name of voting?
faa
#73 Posted : Monday, October 16, 2017 12:04:39 PM
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washiku wrote:
I foresee a challenge. Its election time. NASA followers on the streets. Chanting and throwing stones. Will Jubilee supporters really risk to go out just in the name of voting?


we jubilee supporters do not fear anything, its just that we are cool and talk less.
If NASA supporters think we fear them let them try to disrupt our voting of uhuru, we shall lock them in nyanza and slit them starting with useless orengo and their senile father! wakwende! we are tired! And its almost enough now!
washiku
#74 Posted : Monday, October 16, 2017 12:12:39 PM
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faa wrote:
washiku wrote:
I foresee a challenge. Its election time. NASA followers on the streets. Chanting and throwing stones. Will Jubilee supporters really risk to go out just in the name of voting?


we jubilee supporters do not fear anything, its just that we are cool and talk less.
If NASA supporters think we fear them let them try to disrupt our voting of uhuru, we shall lock them in nyanza and slit them starting with useless orengo and their senile father! wakwende! we are tired! And its almost enough now!


In Nairobi and some other select big towns itakuwa chaos. But its a whole 10 days away.
kaka2za
#75 Posted : Monday, October 16, 2017 12:23:54 PM
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washiku wrote:
I foresee a challenge. Its election time. NASA followers on the streets. Chanting and throwing stones. Will Jubilee supporters really risk to go out just in the name of voting?



I foresee a complete security lock down of the country from 25th October. Nobody will dare throw a stone on 26th .
Truth forever on the scaffold
Wrong forever on the throne
(James Russell Rowell)
hardwood
#76 Posted : Monday, October 16, 2017 12:34:52 PM
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kaka2za wrote:
washiku wrote:
I foresee a challenge. Its election time. NASA followers on the streets. Chanting and throwing stones. Will Jubilee supporters really risk to go out just in the name of voting?



I foresee a complete security lock down of the country from 25th October. Nobody will dare throw a stone on 26th .


NASWA have said that they will be having demos daily culminating with the mother of all demos on 26/10.
Njung'e
#77 Posted : Monday, October 16, 2017 12:38:08 PM
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hardwood wrote:
kaka2za wrote:
washiku wrote:
I foresee a challenge. Its election time. NASA followers on the streets. Chanting and throwing stones. Will Jubilee supporters really risk to go out just in the name of voting?



I foresee a complete security lock down of the country from 25th October. Nobody will dare throw a stone on 26th .


NASWA have said that they will be having demos daily culminating with the mother of all demos on 26/10.


Easy!!.....The President should declare a state of emergency from 23rd to 30th with shoot to kill orders for anyone defying the order. Meanwhile, someone should go to SCORK and pray that we recount the 8/8 presidential votes just in case nasa makes it impossible to vote in Luo Nyanza on 26th.
Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.
washiku
#78 Posted : Monday, October 16, 2017 12:44:25 PM
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Njung'e wrote:
hardwood wrote:
kaka2za wrote:
washiku wrote:
I foresee a challenge. Its election time. NASA followers on the streets. Chanting and throwing stones. Will Jubilee supporters really risk to go out just in the name of voting?



I foresee a complete security lock down of the country from 25th October. Nobody will dare throw a stone on 26th .


NASWA have said that they will be having demos daily culminating with the mother of all demos on 26/10.


Easy!!.....The President should declare a state of emergency from 23rd to 30th with shoot to kill orders for anyone defying the order. Meanwhile, someone should go to SCORK and pray that we recount the 8/8 presidential votes just in case nasa makes it impossible to vote in Luo Nyanza on 26th.


So how would voting happen in a state of emergency? With shoot to kill orders in place, who will dare get out of their house to go vote?
hardwood
#79 Posted : Monday, October 16, 2017 12:50:25 PM
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KUPPET wrote:
A house belonging to a secondary school teacher in Siaya county has been torched. Madam Jane Anyango was away attending an IEBC training when the incident occurred this evening.

The attackers, who were armed with crude weapons stormed the house and roughed up her husband, a Mr. Odhiambo, who fled through the back door with their two kids. One child was injured in the ensuing melee and is admitted at Ngiya Sub-County hospital.

Kuppet Siaya branch takes this opportunity to inform all colleagues to keep off all IEBC related activities for the time being. We will let you know if the situation normalises.

Robert Ouko
For:Executive Sec
kaka2za
#80 Posted : Monday, October 16, 2017 12:51:30 PM
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Njung'e wrote:
hardwood wrote:
kaka2za wrote:
washiku wrote:
I foresee a challenge. Its election time. NASA followers on the streets. Chanting and throwing stones. Will Jubilee supporters really risk to go out just in the name of voting?



I foresee a complete security lock down of the country from 25th October. Nobody will dare throw a stone on 26th .


NASWA have said that they will be having demos daily culminating with the mother of all demos on 26/10.


Easy!!.....The President should declare a state of emergency from 23rd to 30th with shoot to kill orders for anyone defying the order. Meanwhile, someone should go to SCORK and pray that we recount the 8/8 presidential votes just in case nasa makes it impossible to vote in Luo Nyanza on 26th.


The Election Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2016, 55B provide for postponement of elections in a constituency, county or ward there is reason to believe that a serious breach of peace is likely to occur if the election is held on that date.

It further states in part(3) that... "(Notwithstanding the provisions of this section, the Commission may, if satisfied that the result of the elections will not be affected by voting in the area in respect of which substituted dates have been appointed, direct that a return of the elections be made"


Orengo knew what he was talking about yesterday. Elections for Nyanza might be held later if the turn out in Jubilee strongholds will not be high enough to render the Luo Nyanza votes irrelevant.
Truth forever on the scaffold
Wrong forever on the throne
(James Russell Rowell)
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