did anyone talk to the family of the late oyugi??

...talk of skeletons in the closet...

@kingfisa,
No word even though i wouldn't celebrate.PLO isn't my kind of a guy who can bite and neither is Pherozee especially after having defended most thieves in this country.Both dudes bark too much.Jonathan is more equal to the task.

The guy will just talk tough and confuse us with vocabularies but am afraid these will not scare the hell out of the masters of corruption who are laughing all the way to Swiss banks. Remember his performance in Kamukunji in last general election.

It's always important for us to give someone a chance, if he fails to perform.. the same same mpigs who endorsed him will kick him out,

I have seen him a number of Times at Ufungamano house , UON, i liked his simplicity early this year when we met with him along the UON hostel and i couldnt help liking the way students teased him and he engaged.

Well, he is better, at least anaelewa mashida za mwananchi wa kawaida..

@Cardinal,
The KACC job is not for lullaby nannies......You got be tough and willing to go to the end of the world to be seen to be working.That is not PLO.

I hope he gets the job done...rather than wax lyrical in defeat on tv screens every evening exonerating himself from failure. He is so vain, in ridiculous proportions. wont be surprised.

Where are we ever to get a good Kenyan all (at least those with a fora like these)can support to take up these important jobs? Who does not have a past that can be pointed out as dark or at least has some (dark spots)? Did they apply for this job?

An unfortunate event in an unfortunate chain of events that is the history of Kenya's quest for change and progress. Ringera had little words but a lot of guts, PLO has many words but little guts. He now has his retirement job after losing out on the Mint (Parliament. Poor guy, as someone said, his simplicity shall be his undoing. That docket needed someone with more of what Ringera had, not a complete opposite of what he offered. We shall continue to wait for that change. In other news, the staff of KACC are some very determined Kenyan's working had at rooting out endemic corruption, and trust me, they are making progress. To those unsung heroes, SALUTE! My last words on PLO's appointment: I could give a rat's ass; we are all the change we need. Naff said.