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NASA :Whats the game plan.
TNT
#511 Posted : Monday, May 29, 2017 8:35:48 AM
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Bigchick wrote:
newfarer wrote:
just bought a 2kg pack of kifaru maize flour at 160/- in Nairobi estate. no other brand available.this one reason may get Uhuru out of power. from machinani folks are fed up .even when hardwood says our mothers are Lazy to feed us.I hope that's not what Uhuru thinks



From my little economics scarcity does cause prices to go up.

Meanwhile I dont eat Unga ya dukani but rather siaga mine at the millers 4 gorogoros per week and therefore do not know when the shortage set in and consequently when the prices went up.Someone please let me know when the prices shot up.The genesis may help us know if its real or imaginary.

What I know for a fact is that there was drought and so we had no yields.And nothing has changed until August when some areas begin to harvest.In the interim with rains other crops have grown so this UNGA song needs to die.Its getting tired except for the Tibim brigade who want to make some capital out of it.It was laughable seeing them telling the West Pokots about UNGA yet its a rare item in their everyday meals.


And you don't care about the water shortage either because you fetch water from the Nairobi River every week. Four large drums and you're set.

Three words: Strategic Grain Reserve. Bold and underline the word Strategic, then find out what it means. A one-season drought shouldn't threaten a country's food security. Consider a place like Orange County, CA. That area has been experiencing a protracted 10-year drought, but that hasn't threatened the region's food and water security. Climate change is real, maybe we need STRATEGIC leaders.

"Unga" is a literal and figurative term, much like "Wanjiku." It's usage depends on the context. For instance, depending on context, it could mean the cost of living.

Literally, unga matters are serious matters because it is the staple food in many households. The other foods you are referring to, with the exception of rice and potatoes, are insufficient to feed a county let a lone a country.
2012
#512 Posted : Monday, May 29, 2017 8:40:50 AM
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Joined: 12/9/2009
Posts: 6,592
Location: Nairobi
newfarer wrote:
just bought a 2kg pack of kifaru maize flour at 160/- in Nairobi estate. no other brand available.this one reason may get Uhuru out of power. from machinani folks are fed up .even when hardwood says our mothers are Lazy to feed us.I hope that's not what Uhuru thinks


Kenyans have short memories, just bring down the price of unga mid July and we will have forgotten and moved on by August.

BBI will solve it
:)
Bigchick
#513 Posted : Monday, May 29, 2017 8:49:34 AM
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Joined: 2/8/2013
Posts: 4,068
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TNT wrote:
Bigchick wrote:
newfarer wrote:
just bought a 2kg pack of kifaru maize flour at 160/- in Nairobi estate. no other brand available.this one reason may get Uhuru out of power. from machinani folks are fed up .even when hardwood says our mothers are Lazy to feed us.I hope that's not what Uhuru thinks



From my little economics scarcity does cause prices to go up.

Meanwhile I dont eat Unga ya dukani but rather siaga mine at the millers 4 gorogoros per week and therefore do not know when the shortage set in and consequently when the prices went up.Someone please let me know when the prices shot up.The genesis may help us know if its real or imaginary.

What I know for a fact is that there was drought and so we had no yields.And nothing has changed until August when some areas begin to harvest.In the interim with rains other crops have grown so this UNGA song needs to die.Its getting tired except for the Tibim brigade who want to make some capital out of it.It was laughable seeing them telling the West Pokots about UNGA yet its a rare item in their everyday meals.


And you don't care about the water shortage either because you fetch water from the Nairobi River every week. Four large drums and you're set.

Three words: Strategic Grain Reserve. Bold and underline the word Strategic, then find out what it means. A one-season drought shouldn't threaten a country's food security. Consider a place like Orange County, CA. That area has been experiencing a protracted 10-year drought, but that hasn't threatened the region's food and water security. Climate change is real, maybe we need STRATEGIC leaders.

"Unga" is a literal and figurative term, much like "Wanjiku." It's usage depends on the context. For instance, depending on context, it could mean the cost of living.

Literally, unga matters are serious matters because it is the staple food in many households. The other foods you are referring to, with the exception of rice and potatoes, are insufficient to feed a county let a lone a country.


No I dont fetch water from Nbi River.I installed a Roto Tank for such situations.That does not call for governments strategic thinking. Govt cannot be in every home.

Meanwhile in this situation its quite specific its Unga (Maize Flour) that is under discussion not the generalized form you are try to bring in.

NB am not defending this govt on this matter,yes we needed to have had some reserve somewhere....But the way its being exaggerated by Babu and the Tibim brigade is the tiring bit and unfortunately for him may not convert voters as desired.
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mkeiy
#514 Posted : Monday, May 29, 2017 9:22:05 AM
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Joined: 1/27/2012
Posts: 851
Location: Nairobi
Bigchick wrote:
TNT wrote:
Bigchick wrote:
newfarer wrote:
just bought a 2kg pack of kifaru maize flour at 160/- in Nairobi estate. no other brand available.this one reason may get Uhuru out of power. from machinani folks are fed up .even when hardwood says our mothers are Lazy to feed us.I hope that's not what Uhuru thinks



From my little economics scarcity does cause prices to go up.

Meanwhile I dont eat Unga ya dukani but rather siaga mine at the millers 4 gorogoros per week and therefore do not know when the shortage set in and consequently when the prices went up.Someone please let me know when the prices shot up.The genesis may help us know if its real or imaginary.

What I know for a fact is that there was drought and so we had no yields.And nothing has changed until August when some areas begin to harvest.In the interim with rains other crops have grown so this UNGA song needs to die.Its getting tired except for the Tibim brigade who want to make some capital out of it.It was laughable seeing them telling the West Pokots about UNGA yet its a rare item in their everyday meals.


And you don't care about the water shortage either because you fetch water from the Nairobi River every week. Four large drums and you're set.

Three words: Strategic Grain Reserve. Bold and underline the word Strategic, then find out what it means. A one-season drought shouldn't threaten a country's food security. Consider a place like Orange County, CA. That area has been experiencing a protracted 10-year drought, but that hasn't threatened the region's food and water security. Climate change is real, maybe we need STRATEGIC leaders.

"Unga" is a literal and figurative term, much like "Wanjiku." It's usage depends on the context. For instance, depending on context, it could mean the cost of living.

Literally, unga matters are serious matters because it is the staple food in many households. The other foods you are referring to, with the exception of rice and potatoes, are insufficient to feed a county let a lone a country.


No I dont fetch water from Nbi River.I installed a Roto Tank for such situations.That does not call for governments strategic thinking. Govt cannot be in every home.

Meanwhile in this situation its quite specific its Unga (Maize Flour) that is under discussion not the generalized form you are try to bring in.

NB am not defending this govt on this matter,yes we needed to have had some reserve somewhere....But the way its being exaggerated by Babu and the Tibim brigade is the tiring bit and unfortunately for him may not convert voters as desired.


@Bigchic. It's kinda condescending to think every Kenyan can afford a Roto tank & the means to go buy those foodstuffs you saw wherever you saw them.
You are getting tired of hearing this unga thing, while some families are starving just coz they can't afford a packet of it.
Not everyone has the means.
For your own comfort, stop watching /listening to local channels, go premium.
Njung'e
#515 Posted : Monday, May 29, 2017 11:04:54 AM
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Joined: 2/7/2007
Posts: 11,935
Location: Nairobi
Bigchick wrote:
@FROM2011.

The mammoth at Jacaranda is hereby acknowledged.You are doing well with the numbers though 1 Million is similar the 10 Million hallucination you have been having.

The 50% of Nairobi registered voters who support NASA are in Jacaranda.The other 50% are at home waiting for 8/8.

Let this mammoth not excite you.


nasa has very interesting supporters/to be voters. They relieved off Onyonka, Mudavadi and Wetangula off their pricey phones during the "1 mirrion man mash"smile
Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.
madollar
#516 Posted : Monday, May 29, 2017 11:16:47 AM
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Joined: 11/17/2009
Posts: 2,040
Location: GA
Gathige wrote:
Yenyewe if the the crowds were to turn up and vote, but will call it by 8.30am. My fear is if they dont and the kuibiwa Kura narrative is propagated as the reason.

As they say, watu wakutane kwa debe!

The biggest puzzle for NASA is how to convert those crowds into votes. Juzi it was IEBC registration ,very hyped rallies alafu they clock 20% in railas backyard.
Bigchick
#517 Posted : Monday, May 29, 2017 11:18:17 AM
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Joined: 2/8/2013
Posts: 4,068
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mkeiy wrote:
Bigchick wrote:
TNT wrote:
Bigchick wrote:
newfarer wrote:
just bought a 2kg pack of kifaru maize flour at 160/- in Nairobi estate. no other brand available.this one reason may get Uhuru out of power. from machinani folks are fed up .even when hardwood says our mothers are Lazy to feed us.I hope that's not what Uhuru thinks



From my little economics scarcity does cause prices to go up.

Meanwhile I dont eat Unga ya dukani but rather siaga mine at the millers 4 gorogoros per week and therefore do not know when the shortage set in and consequently when the prices went up.Someone please let me know when the prices shot up.The genesis may help us know if its real or imaginary.

What I know for a fact is that there was drought and so we had no yields.And nothing has changed until August when some areas begin to harvest.In the interim with rains other crops have grown so this UNGA song needs to die.Its getting tired except for the Tibim brigade who want to make some capital out of it.It was laughable seeing them telling the West Pokots about UNGA yet its a rare item in their everyday meals.


And you don't care about the water shortage either because you fetch water from the Nairobi River every week. Four large drums and you're set.

Three words: Strategic Grain Reserve. Bold and underline the word Strategic, then find out what it means. A one-season drought shouldn't threaten a country's food security. Consider a place like Orange County, CA. That area has been experiencing a protracted 10-year drought, but that hasn't threatened the region's food and water security. Climate change is real, maybe we need STRATEGIC leaders.

"Unga" is a literal and figurative term, much like "Wanjiku." It's usage depends on the context. For instance, depending on context, it could mean the cost of living.

Literally, unga matters are serious matters because it is the staple food in many households. The other foods you are referring to, with the exception of rice and potatoes, are insufficient to feed a county let a lone a country.


No I dont fetch water from Nbi River.I installed a Roto Tank for such situations.That does not call for governments strategic thinking. Govt cannot be in every home.

Meanwhile in this situation its quite specific its Unga (Maize Flour) that is under discussion not the generalized form you are try to bring in.

NB am not defending this govt on this matter,yes we needed to have had some reserve somewhere....But the way its being exaggerated by Babu and the Tibim brigade is the tiring bit and unfortunately for him may not convert voters as desired.


@Bigchic. It's kinda condescending to think every Kenyan can afford a Roto tank & the means to go buy those foodstuffs you saw wherever you saw them.
You are getting tired of hearing this unga thing, while some families are starving just coz they can't afford a packet of it.
Not everyone has the means.
For your own comfort, stop watching /listening to local channels, go premium.


@Mkeiy pole for sounding condescending.Ok let me say I store water in jerricans for use during dry weather when there is water rationing.

My point is lets not overhype this UNGA thing and lets us also get our own solutions.Serikali saidia must stop.

Meanwhile please DONT try to suggest what I should watch.
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Angelica _ann
#518 Posted : Monday, May 29, 2017 11:45:44 AM
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@Bigchick am reading that mzee lost his phone jana, i hope you have called him already otherwise atapotea smile smile smile
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Bigchick
#519 Posted : Monday, May 29, 2017 11:54:57 AM
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Joined: 2/8/2013
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Angelica _ann wrote:
@Bigchick am reading that mzee lost his phone jana, i hope you have called him already otherwise atapotea smile smile smile



@Sis AA ...am also reading kwa media.Its ironic that it happenned in a rally where they were talking about dealing with insecurity.

NB:-Correct reference in Ex-Mzee
Love is beautiful and so are those who share it.With Love, Marriage is an amazing event in ones life time, the foundation of joy, happiness and success.
Much Know
#520 Posted : Monday, May 29, 2017 12:07:35 PM
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Joined: 12/6/2008
Posts: 3,609
madollar wrote:
Gathige wrote:
Yenyewe if the the crowds were to turn up and vote, but will call it by 8.30am. My fear is if they dont and the kuibiwa Kura narrative is propagated as the reason.

As they say, watu wakutane kwa debe!

The biggest puzzle for NASA is how to convert those crowds into votes. Juzi it was IEBC registration ,very hyped rallies alafu they clock 20% in railas backyard.

IMPOSSIBLE to convert them to votes, JP gained on registration, another puzzle is the many innocents Raira has hounded out of office against katiba and their local support base, e.g. ole lenku and maasai, kina isaac hassan and the many north easterners and entire iebc teams, waiguru/ngunyi and all her innocent group at nys, he has interfered with treasury and eurobond worldwide in dunderhead manner, accusing JP morgan bank, federal reserve of US of being thieves, KDF, e.t.c raira has created more new enemies than any politician in history in north eastern, central, and rift valley in the last five years, how he will become "popular" on voting day sielewi. Raira phobia is spread far beyond mt.kenya. Tibim! Tibim! 10 million votes, kutoka wapi?
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