President Kibaki is a good president. He is the best Kenya has ever had so far.

The revival of key parastatals like KCC and KMC has really helped the rural folk

His style of politics is also great. You do learn a lot from him

I think the Legacy that Kibaki has left is the full realization of the fallacy that is REVOLUTION.

There is no real revolution in a capitalist economy ...The revolutionaries end up being worse than their predecessors who they were to replace.

Examples:
1.In 2002 we somehow had nipped tribalism in the bud but come 2005 Kibaki had reversed all that gain and as we are speaking we have already killed more than a thousand,coast is about to secede the financial system is dominated by one tribe.

2.Development which is supposed to be his legacy is now in shambles apart from Thika S.highway the Road network in the country is degenerating Fast...Road repair is unheard of the the ministry of Roads.

3.A government that was in the beginning being begged to take loans is now running everywhere borrowing..our debts are increasing day by day.

The list is endless...but one thing that I wuld remember him for is his carefree attitude in guiding this nation....his leadership style is cowardly and erratic .... we cant even tell how his handover will be..its that unpredictable.

unfortunately for the county comissioners, they were appointed and kibaki goofed big time. where will they even be situated? no offices, nothing. mavi ya kuku.

I believe back in 2003, RAO was the minister in-charge who set the ball rolling, when he brought down houses for the Northern bypass and there was grumbling that he is destroying people's hard work...There is no contradiction here!!...as indicated, Franklin Bett is the current Roads Minister and we know who he reports to...that is Kibaki and possibly why we've seen roads heading to Central expanded (this is where you will talk about cabinet decisions etc)...it will do good for the trade in the area, and access to the airport etc....