Pole, intended it for What has your gavana done for you thread. Wacha niitafute

Is this even a real university? Can't find a website for European Digital University.

What is happening to Nairobi Governor. He seems not to care nowadays about his county!!!

I said it here before that land belonging to Juja road Primary school, Racecourse road primary school and other public schools along General Waruinge road(Colditz included) are under sieke from members of a certain wealthy community that dominates businesses in some parts of Eastlands. Sonko has mulikad them. Nairobians should strongly resist grabbing of remaining public land otherwise your kids will be playing under fly-overs just like Kids in Roysambu and Kasarani do. These people should go and develop their ancestral land which is very vast and sparsely populated and leave Nairobi empty spaces alone for our kids to play and go to school.

Bure kabisa that overrated super senator of yours.....hapa hakuna kitu other than kizungu mingi and zero sense.

There is a primary school known as Pangani primary School and and another one known as Ainsworth Primary school. Google map them as well as Racecourse primary school and see what your super senator and his pay masters want to grab. Sonko has said NO and given his track record in dealing with these land grabbers, i'm with him 100%. Your so called super senator and akina Arati are in support of land grabbers of Pangani and Pumwanui areas.

The other day, the useless comedian MP for Dagoretti was crying crocodile tears when a school in his constituency collapsed and killed innocent kids. He is on record blaming land-grabbing as the cause of lack of land to build public facilities for an ever growing population. Yet, the not-funny comedian and your super senator was on the frontline crying eti Sonko arudishe yule waria/walalo land grabber to city hall. Sonko should resist kabisa.

Back to Pangani, there is an estate known as Burhan Estate between Pumwani primay school and Pangani primary school. This estate is built on grabbed public land belonging to these schools. I can say this authoritatively because i used to roam there with my buddies "hunting" for birds in the 80's.

This is the link of the area i'm talking about LINK. Notice how Pumwani Pri. Scool land has been annexed. Also take a close look at Racecourse Pri. School. Notice there is a ka-fence already separating the school and the road bordering Pangani pri. school.

Anyone trying to justify Sonko's actions has serious problems with order. I don't know about grabbed schools or land, all I know is that Sonko is not an honest broker or a defender of anyone.

This is the most unfortunate statement/phrase that Kenyans have institutionalized. It is a defeatist statement to say the least.Kenyans should rise above those people who claim to own Kenya. They have held us hostage for too long causing us untold suffering and unnecessary death/disability.

All Kenyans of goodwill should disabuse atleast 10 people in their social networks from this statement eti "Kenya in a wenyewe".

I also propose that Kenyans should start entertaining ideas of catching known corrupt fellas like Waiguru in traffic and giving them Kichapo cha mbwa. We see these people walking in the streets and driving on the roads daily. It is not hard cornering a silly MP/senator/governor/judge/minister and caning him/her thoroughly since justice system in this country has failed.

Building a brand new city is not a valid solution. Kenya is already neck deep in debt to the Chinese. We can't possibly borrow yet more money from the Chinese to build a new city.

The best solution is for gava to encourage businesses to relocate their operations to other towns by giving them tax breaks.

Gava should lead by example. Identify 3 or 4 neutral towns such as Voi, Narok and Kitale and start moving all gava operations there.

All parastatals like KPLC should be made to stop hiring in Nairobi. Sell all their Nairobi assets like Electricity house and build a new facility in Voi for example. All gava ministries should move their operations out of Nairobi gradually. There is no reason why gava operations must be in Nairobi. Even Nairobi city council can move its day to day operations to upcountry and leave only operational workers in the city.

Gava should then offer incentives to private companies. For example EABL used to have plants in Kisumu and Mombasa. Offer them a 5 year tax break if they re-open their Kisumu plant and move 500 jobs there. Do the same for all private companies.

And most importantly, block land speculators by instituting heavy property taxes to dissuade speculation.

Do this and in 10 years you will decongest Nairobi from 5 million people to 3 million people.

Don't do this and in 10 years Nairobi will increase to 10 million people. Then you will see real standstill traffic that doesn't move for hours and water shortages that go for weeks.

People will stop bathing and when you enter a bus the stench knock you out.

Man is being forced to resign?