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33m facelift to pm's homes
Shak
#21 Posted : Wednesday, July 15, 2009 9:26:00 AM
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@ mainat.,ati it's a plot by pnu? I like that. I work for the civil service and can tell you for a fact that repairs at the pm's house are forever being requested with the wife at the forefront in making those requests. Mara they want a new tank installed then among a host of repairs. And when they call you,you must go asap bila going through the required procedures. All this is at the expense of the tax payer

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Mainat
#22 Posted : Wednesday, July 15, 2009 9:40:00 AM
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Raira has been a father to this nation. He was even willing to walk the way from Nairobi to Migingo to fight M7 over the island. He single-handedly led the 2nd liberation of our nation. He never sleeps thinking about how he can help this nation to greatness. He is even willing to travel all the way India with 10 of his ODM ministers to see how they use jembes to hoe their farms.

And all he wants is for his house to look as good as Statehouse. And no more mkeka nusu please.


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mwenza
#23 Posted : Wednesday, July 15, 2009 9:50:00 AM
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@ All

I can tell u for a fact that when a person becomes a president in kenya,all his private residences becomes state houses for the duration of his tenure. So such houses are maintained by the state.

May be RAO,being one of the two principals....... feels that whatever MK gets he also gets afterall he feels he works harder.......did i hear somebody say 50-50 priviledges and power-sharing basis?


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Sober
#24 Posted : Wednesday, July 15, 2009 9:53:00 AM
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Let me state categorically that i am not in any way connected to raila,only that i live in kenya. My opiniön is financial based so let us use logic rather than emotiöns in handling financial issues.

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