We have all witnessed a miracle, Raila has been preaching peace for quite some time and carrying the bible everywhere, this caught the eye of God, and we witnessed a peaceful balanced event, almost magical in how well everything was "managed", a "win win" for us Kenyans, can not rule out dialogue is already going on. Let Jah be Praised!

reminds me of Harun Mwau

They were hoping there would be “running” battles

This does not look good because some stupid people in large groups will start believing that an independent People's Republic of Kenya was actually curved out of Republic of Kenya immediately after the oathing

And the fact that Kalonzo walked to a Safaricom Shop later in the evening for a SIM Swap.

What options does aliar now have?
1. Go underground
2. For ever keep his peace
3.
4.

Go underground ???? Baba ???? There are men who have balls of titanium. At the moment, I can only point two in Kenya's political scene. Baba and WSR. If the latter was in NASA he would have been at Uhuru park yesterday.

Interestingly, I saw a tweet by Farah Maalim, Wiper SG, alleging a deal has already been struck between these two. Baba to throw his weight behind WSR in 2022.

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For once, I feel so so sad for Raila Odinga. Never would I have thought that a towering statesman could be reduced to a clown sworn in by TJ Kajwang and overseen by Miguna Miguna et al.
Kalonzo, Wetangula and Mudavadi were nowhere and with good reasons. Khalwale, Muthama et al were also MIA.
They knew; the swearing in was a charade; a travesty; the most humiliating of parodies; a nastily sick joke made sicker by Rao's larger-than-life stature.
I adore poking fun at this gallant old gentleman. He is a complex puzzle that I find fascinating. But my fun is always tempered with a mordant awareness of his value as a national icon. Yes, he has a bizarre brand of politics, he is hilarious and a jolly good fellow. But he is a gentleman.
However, words fail to describe how I felt when I saw him standing surrounded by his minions. A titan reduced to a mere Lilliputian.
I saw at Uhuru Park a cornered man. A man who must 'die' to fulfill the expectations of his supporters. A man who must succumb to his obsessions to be indeed free. I saw a terrified man who must do the unthinkable to accommodate the demands of his supporters. He is a captive to their dreams.
I saw a man every exposed and vulnerable; a man being manipulated by self-seekers who wanted to gain at his expense.
At 73 years old, Rao's dream of ruling Kenya is as dead as a dodo. It was never meant to be. But some sick people around him have been whispering how its possible in his ears; igniting ambitions that will never be met. Finally they have managed to expose a national icon to global shame and ignominy! The presidency is his curse as the ring was to Gollum. So near yet so far.
What next for Rao? Will he hung his portrait in CORD zones? Will he lead NRM army? Will he appoint his diplomats and CS? Of what value will that one be?
What happened at Uhuru park was ODM coronation ceremony. It was a joke that went too far.
The plan was simple. Goad and provoke the police into action. Create chaos and attract international attention. Create a crisis and force dialogue.
It backfired.
After the so much hype of police deployments, banning of rallies at Uhuru park and threat of treason, Rao's followers were ready to 'die' to get global attention. They were charged. Just when they craved for a bloody confrontation, police were withdrawn and they had the park to themselves.
Deflated, the supporters 'swore' him in and walked home. No blood; no riots; no intervention. Rao has changed his Twitter handle to President. Rao,'s acceptance speech lasted for 1 min and 36 seconds. That is a record for a newly sworn president.
Miguna*2 almost took over the role of 1st Lady! All this time, Rao had this fixed terrified grin on his face that betrayed his thoughts.
'What the hell am I doing?'
Poor man!
I hope that whole drama will now give him peace and his supporters satisfaction that they now have a president. But there is something extremely tragic about Rao and his tear-jerking attempts to become Kenya 1.
Perhaps deep down, he dreaded it. But for his supporters, he had to do it. Like Morgan in Miguel Street, we have finally managed to have the world laugh and make fun of a globally reknown man who has been converted into a clown.
I feel so so sad. Like a sad ending to a great paperback.
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