http://www.nation.co.ke/...2/-/ylgtyr/-/index.html
Very refreshing thoughts from Nzamba right there.

This dis-jointed push for piecemeal referendum by different parties is not going to help anyone. Every group wants to be exclusive and do it their way, with no regard for any other stake holder. In other words, it’s my way or my way, myself and I. A potential lose-lose situation. As Nzamba says, perhaps what we need is full audit of the constitution as the 5-year implementation period elapses in a year or so. We also do not have or are unlikely to have allocation of funds to conduct any referendum this financial year. Hence it is about time we started talking about full audit of the constitution instead of wasting time and energy on endless referendum debate. Full audit the way to go. Parliament and executive can and ought to lead the way. 1997 IPPG is a good reference. Is Mutava in the house? Can’t we be mature at least for once?

True. Imagine a whole 50 year old country of 40million being subjected through this deception - and everybody knows it??

I support maDVD. This 45% nonsense is simply a fat dream born out of fertile imaginations that public funds are infinite, hence to blow them up in smoke in a useless political process. Kenya must not be allowed to lose by half-witted, extra-dense, extremely selfish politicians.