I too have paid people to cause a commotion in a public rally. It cost me 200 bob per person and a phone camera.

Murchr

Tell Moses Kuria, kama yeye ni mwanaume...Aende Gatundu Constituency apige hio domo domo yake.

Otherwise I'll call him a coward and he should return Lootos money.

Murchr...

I don't know these people.


Stop telling me mambo ya if or then or what or somehow and ground iko different.

I want to believe that Moses Kuria is a man...

After all, he spends his time slapping women and talking about their underwears.

Moses Kuria,


Go to Gatundu constituency...Hold a rally and invite Uhuru Kenyatta...Then abuse him.

Tuone kama wewe ni mwanaume.

I can assure you without a shadow of a doubt. If Uhuru called me and asked me to tell him the things I have said about him on Wazua, I will tell him word for word what I have said.


But

We know Moses Kuria. He can't and never will.

Ati Mama Ngilu alimfukuza?

What a man.

Very good proposal. If you remember Ukambani was very unhappy with 2010katiba coz they got only 3 counties.

If we want BBI, we must be ready for such uncomfortable proposals.

Ile sijaelewa ni making Senate the upper house(copied and pasted from other BBI fora)

Why not disband the Senate? Why can't we have a committee of national assembly being in charge of devolution?

The documents on paper are always very good. In Mombasa, one of the key declarations was for BBI to address historical land injustices. The land Chorus has been sung, bUT when implementation starts, the land barons in power create road blocks at every corner. Kitui declared they want a powerful PM, am sure in some other place they will declare they want a powerfull president. Amidst the noise, the prince has increased the price of rice from 45 to 85 Kes per kilo in Mwea and busy opening roads in places not very far from Gatundu. BBI is just a ceasefire to allow someone some peace.

From the look of things, there is NO room for views which are not supported by wenye BBI1 and BBI2. Since the the Haji taskforce did not make these recommendations in BBI1, they have to be put in BBI2, under guise of consulting the people. We know how these things are done. Big man goes to coast/ western etc to meet leaders / opinion shapers in the name of consulting. They are fed, given chums and then now tehy are ready to be told the resolutions . Following day kwa uwanja the " resolutions" are read amid chanting from Wajingasisi. Anyone who is of different opinion is not given the opportunity to speak. So how exactly will these other views be considered? Tungojee tuu, mwananchi will decide in the ballot. Chances are we will have the regional governments + counties + senate + powerfl PM + deputy PM and all the rest of it..... if Kenyans are swayed by politicians to agree to such nonsense, then walipe tax ya kuwalipa mshahara, ama?


I am still of the opinion that the issues that bedevil Kenya are not because of lack of political representation. They are issues of lack of respect for the constitution and the rule of law. So i am against altering it to treat a disease which has nothing to do with representation . Maybe I am wrong. ...

A new one from Narok

How comes counties return most of the funds allocated to them year in year out.what will they do with increased allocation.


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BBI still remains nonsense to me.

There is no need for these campaigns. In fact the less they are done the more we can suspect that BBI will work. But as far as political processes are concerned, Kenya is still pre BBI.

When I look around I see those in the know busy building fortresses and hurling grenades at the other side. Ultimata have already been declared, and red lines are now hastily created all over.

Many may not agree, but even if a referendum happens and all these fantasies are actualized, Kenya will still be stuck with the same old problem.

How can an African country think and act together in harmony and excellence, given local and international conditions, and social disruption from traditional ways of living? That is the question (and probably a modified version of it) that was paused by the founders of Kenya, and that is the question we need to answer urgently.

@Amores, imagine doing a root cause analysis for our country. Where would respect for law be? I suspect the most immediate level of analysis. But how can we dig deeper? You may be surprised to learn that we may lack even a model for trouble shooting.

Let them add it to that final document. We shall all reject it before 7am.

Politicians are very weird people I have to say. You get an opportunity to do the right thing and all you can think of is regional gov't. Wacha wailete tu. We shall be waiting for it. Mara hii tukiwa na Moses Kuria.

Mimi hata sijui hio sakafu iko wapi!
What exactly are we opposing or supporting.