Intelligentsia, good one. Kalonzo breaking ranks with the main ODM now looks like a good political move, considering what Ruto finds himself in right now.

By the way I do not have a problem on who Kalonzo supported ...my problem is what has he done to improve the lives of those he leads?...

If begging donors is what he can do to improve the lives of Mwingi north residents given the current conditions ...why hasn't he done so 25yrs down the line.....?

If Kalonzo could mobilize over Kshs .10M for the 25years celebrations ...how much more can he mobilise for say dam construction....

If legislating is what he could do ..... why hasn't he brought up the necessary bills to parliament?

How can one just sit on such 'gold' ..coal and and let his people be that hopeless?

You used legislative agenda for MPs to defend Kalonzos inability to help his people ...I challenged you to table any bill that he has brought on floor of the house to lift the lives of his people....NONE ....and now you say I want to nail him?.....typical Kenyan politics ....all you see is political enemies out to finish you when the truth is said...


and then he has ridden on the poverty of his people to recapture his seat ....through widespread ignorance and you say people of Mwingi north have been electing him to parliament those may years?

Gado's cartoon strip on Monday's nation (I think)summed up well what the discussions against Kalonzo are in this post.

It does not matter how good of a legislator you are after 25 years, your eloquence or being able to lobby members to pass a bill or all those other things that the contributers in this post are using to support Kalonzo!

If you've done nothing for the people then you've done NOTHING! They showed a village in ukambani recent; that had a bumper sorghum harvest for the year after the rains came simple because they've embraced this as a more resistant foodstuff than maize. I'm not sure which constituency it was and how much the MP had to do with that development but it sure as hell ain't Mwingi!

Don't purport to make arguments for the people of Mwingi from your office in CBD! Like someone pointed out Isreal and Egypt closer back home are largely deserts but through irrigation feed masses.

We are not asking Kalonzo for much...we are simple asking him to start development projects that will help his people stop relying on inconsistent rains. That for me is the mark of a good legislator. f*** all the rest!

@Smano

You really are, in your own world.

Please re-read the post and try to get us in the context we intented.

For the uptenth time I repeat for the benefit of @Smano and any other of similar mind frame, - that if Kalonzo has not participated in the right parliamentary processes including sponsoring bills, then he is solely to blame.

I do not know that he hasnt, but if you do, share with us.