I have nothing against governor Mutua, or any other governor, but the political and economic reality of our times can't guarantee the success of the ideas being fronted. It doesn't matter how long the road can last.

The development ideas we've grown in are demodé. The thinking of most of us, that county government and the state can, and should develop infrastructure and citizen welfare is dead and buried. Like the 'Dodo'.

I have no doubt that we're a miseducated lot, and are en route to reaping the whirlwind.

I can understand your disagreement. But I have proof about what am saying. And as the dialogue continues I hope your position will also change.

Muchr, I assure you I have lots of relatives from Kangundo who dislike Muthama's sabotage to no end. I assure you that if an election was called today, the votes Muthama would get from Kangundo would be less than what Martha Karua got there.

You see there is a vocal group that hates Muthama with a passion. Boda boda guys, Matatu guys, Changarawe guys and of course the gang hired by Muthama Etc. The first lot are always getting hunted down by the inspectorate cars to pay their taxes and fines (when they shukisha at the wrong place) The wananchi have no problem and at all. Some here see a four inch road with no ...(insert all crap you want here..) but the wananchi see someone who has made a promise and delivered on it.

Most of us pipo of Masaku are waiting to see what more Mutua can do before the five years are gone. And we know we will not be dissappointed.

Finally, all those MCAs on Muthama payroll can kiss their seats goodbye come 2017

Boss, according to you, what do you think the Machakos people need? May I again use the example of back home in village set up. People are extremely hardworking. They grow crops they rear animals. Market is available in Nairobi and Mombasa. But what happens?

1. They plant, it rains cabagges rot in shambas coz no lorry can access those farms. All those people need is a road. Mutual has given his people a road.

2. When they are sick, they travel for kms looking for better treatment at a Catholic's Mission hospital where they pay sth but get treated. What they need there is a reliable dispensary/health centre hospital. Mutua has given his people that.

3. When there is no rain, the people still suffer. How? They plant but their crops dry up. Their animals suffer for lack of water. For Mutual, he launched water harvesting just the other day and distributed tanks.

4. Those who involve themselves in other businesses like hotels can not be sustained by just the locals. They need something that can attract buyers from other regions. For Mutual, he gave them the People's Park. Did I hear all the hotels are booked? I wonder who can't see the trickle down effect caused by such a situation. Those hotels will need adequate waiters, cleaners, food stuffs, etc etc...

Kenyans are not lazy and thus are not looking for someone who will given them free food, they are looking for enabling environment that will enable them to do their job in peace.

If those are not the kind of things Machakos people want, I would be interested in hearing whatythey are looking for!!!!