The only way Kidero can redeem himself now is to withdraw from the race and say he is available to serve if appointed to any position. Campaigning to be elected is a waste of time and money for him, he already lost it big time. His image is irredeemable. People can and live every day with poverty, noise and filth. They don't like it but they can live with it. What they can't live with is madharau.

Just to illustrate how out of touch Kidero is, he is asked by Waititu why he is entangled with poor farmer's [property]. In his answer he explains it quite clearly as a case of a company that fails to pay its debt and now its property has to be sold. Straight forward and clear, he even goes further to say that it is not him involved but Mumias Sugar Company so now that he has left he is not involved and therefore there is no problem. If this was an interview for a CEO position I think that would have been the right answer. You could see the thing that pains Waititu even as he was framing the question, he does not seem to see companies and deals, his main focus is the people, poor farmers are being evicted and he feels for them even when they are far away in Busia while for Kidero it is all about being legally correct. Kama deni haijalipwa then throwing them out is alright.

This lack of empathy for the suffering of the poor is what will make Waititu the Governor and Sonko the Senator of Nairobi.