Kwani ulihama? Ama naona marudurudu?

Reading these posts...starting to really believe that people see and hear what they want to (on both sides BTW). Regarding Mutahi's "Tyranny of Numbers", he simply said that Uhuru would get more votes, but no-one will win outright, and that was ASSUMING 100% Tribal voting pattern behaviour (which is in no way guaranteed, though with some limited historical precedent).
Next, he said for Round 2, Raila would have to work much harder than Uhuru ("4 times as hard"). That's it....and you know Raila is not averse to hard work! So Jubilants, just means one person has an easier run than others. Corded folk, just means OAR needs to sweat.

Thimioni... bado niko na PK.. rakini ni ithafu rii haha bringing wanas...
na gutiri typing errors... kana marudurudu.... nikukutwo ni ukweri wa numbers.

An opinion poll released by Consumer Insight research firm says Jubilee Alliance Uhuru Kenyatta emerged the main gainer, while Peter Kenneth and Martha Karua were losers in Monday night’s presidential debate.

The poll after the debate says that Kenyatta scored 33 percent while Cord’s Raila Odinga scored 25 percent points. Kenneth came in third at 18 percent, Mohammed Dida 10 percent and Karua 7 percent.

The firm’s Research Analyst says Kenyatta was the only candidate who converted a significant number of viewers into his voters.

http://www.capitalfm.co....rged-top-in-debate-poll/

Kaa kali bro.