[quote=mpobiz]Sources from kitui county now state that its nolonger a swing county. The ground has drastically changed and the people are now fully behind jubilee.. First it was mombasa now the wave is in kitui heading to machakos..[/quote]
I can assure you that this is incorrect.a lie.jubilee is a hard sell in ukambani.I don't know what jubilee did to them.there is a video where women are shouting down a woman who mentioned jubilee in a matatu in ukambani. why the dislike?

[quote=Fyatu][quote=newfarer][quote=mpobiz]Sources from kitui county now state that its nolonger a swing county. The ground has drastically changed and the people are now fully behind jubilee.. First it was mombasa now the wave is in kitui heading to machakos..[/quote]
I can assure you that this is incorrect.a lie.jubilee is a hard sell in ukambani.I don't know what jubilee did to them.there is a video where women are shouting down a woman who mentioned jubilee in a matatu in ukambani. why the dislike?[/quote]


I also thought that this statement was incorrect...If you can hear ki-kamba you will hear the women chanting-down "These people" i.e., okuyos instead of castigating Mutua. Ukambani has been NASWAD hook line and sinker....Babu has succeeded in making them believe that Kikuyus are the cause of drought in Ukambani and that Uhuru must go.Kalonzo has swallowed the lie and has whipped his tribesmen into line ala 40 vs 1. Chances of ethnic cleansing of "these people" in ukambani are quite high[/quote]


Cyprian Nyakundi documented an incident of Akamba violence on Okuyos here:

LINK

From this video you will see that the woman gets more beating the moment they discover yeye ni mukikuyu...Siasa za ukabila ziko tena sana.

[quote=newfarer][quote=Fyatu][quote=newfarer][quote=mpobiz]Sources from kitui county now state that its nolonger a swing county. The ground has drastically changed and the people are now fully behind jubilee.. First it was mombasa now the wave is in kitui heading to machakos..[/quote]
I can assure you that this is incorrect.a lie.jubilee is a hard sell in ukambani.I don't know what jubilee did to them.there is a video where women are shouting down a woman who mentioned jubilee in a matatu in ukambani. why the dislike?[/quote]


I also thought that this statement was incorrect...If you can hear ki-kamba you will hear the women chanting-down "These people" i.e., okuyos instead of castigating Mutua. Ukambani has been NASWAD hook line and sinker....Babu has succeeded in making them believe that Kikuyus are the cause of drought in Ukambani and that Uhuru must go.Kalonzo has swallowed the lie and has whipped his tribesmen into line ala 40 vs 1. Chances of ethnic cleansing of "these people" in ukambani are quite high[/quote]
Did an opinion poll on Kambas who I know ,100% are passionate on their support for NASA,most say they have no problem with Uhuru but their blood boil at the mention of DP.if you can just do a similar poll within your network and let's compare notes
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This narrative is incorrect...you cannot be pro-Uhuru and at the same time be 100% pro-NASA. Hiyo ni kuwa watermelon.Remember they told us Kibaki was good but his men(Kiraitu and Mwiraria RIP) were bad and yet went ahead and said "NO RAILA NO PEACE" in 2007 just to get Kibaki out of statehouse.

The truth of the matter is that Ukambani folk have been systematically radicalized against Jubilee(mostly Okuyos) and their supporters(Alfie Mutua and others included). It is quite unfortunate but that is the truth.

[quote=FRM2011][quote=Fyatu][quote=Fyatu][quote=newfarer][quote=mpobiz]Sources from kitui county now state that its nolonger a swing county. The ground has drastically changed and the people are now fully behind jubilee.. First it was mombasa now the wave is in kitui heading to machakos..[/quote]
I can assure you that this is incorrect.a lie.jubilee is a hard sell in ukambani.I don't know what jubilee did to them.there is a video where women are shouting down a woman who mentioned jubilee in a matatu in ukambani. why the dislike?[/quote]


I also thought that this statement was incorrect...If you can hear ki-kamba you will hear the women chanting-down "These people" i.e., okuyos instead of castigating Mutua. Ukambani has been NASWAD hook line and sinker....Babu has succeeded in making them believe that Kikuyus are the cause of drought in Ukambani and that Uhuru must go.Kalonzo has swallowed the lie and has whipped his tribesmen into line ala 40 vs 1. Chances of ethnic cleansing of "these people" in ukambani are quite high[/quote]


Cyprian Nyakundi documented an incident of Akamba violence on Okuyos here:

LINK

From this video you will see that the woman gets more beating the moment they discover yeye ni mukikuyu...Siasa za ukabila ziko tena sana.

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I couldn't muster enough courage to watch the video. But Nyakundi and his insults ???

Whats shocking is that Kambas are the most hospitable of all communities in Kenya. There is a kiuk guy in mlolongo who had been voted in as a councillor.

As a Kiuk, there is something I feel that we may need to do. To start building bridges. In 2005 & 2007, Kibaki had on his side all the political heavyweights from Mulembe land and Kisii. Awori, Nyachae and the like. But he lost badly. Not because he wasn't a good leader. He remains Kenya's best leader todate. But when you talk to friends from these sides, they could tell me one thing; we don't like the arrogance your leaders are showing.

Ten years later, our people have the guts to chase away Joho from Mpeketoni in Lamu. And to get into an ugly face-off with Mandago in Eldoret. Not exactly the way to build bridges with host communities.

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These ethnic matters only come up during elections which clearly means that something is seriously wrong with our politics, therefore, politicians. Meaning none of these politicians are fit for this country but it looks that we are stuck with them due to our ignorance and their clever manipulation tactics. May God help us all.

[quote=alma1]Aii that video and the one of the guy being chased away from a matatu should make people rethink their strategies.

I personally blame the "bloggers" who have this habit of using words like "kimundu", "charo nefa mbe" "uthamaki" etc etc. Everyone get's the gist. Tribal arguments always turn out to hurt you in the long run.

I too have talked to some people in kamba land and it ain't pretty. Even alfies wife is brought to the table. Mandago's campaign has no problem talking about these people. In Masai, just go to your facebook pages and try talk nasty about nasa...

It's like bitterness spewing. We may blame someone for it, but we are also culpable. When you read the "bloggers" updates always intertwined with Kikuyu talk, you can start understanding what's going on.

Sad but true.

"bloggers". Stop using your tribal arguments to hype up the tribal people among you. Other people are reading your nonsense too. And it ain't making them horny with excitement.[/quote]

@alma ukweli usemwe. Someone's campaign strategy has always been stoking ethnic hate but they say they're above the law. We blame the bloggers not their paymasters. Hii nusu mkate nana Roundi hii ikiwezekana.