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Old 24th February 2010, 01:03 PM
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Its not me who said it,its the World,s number 1 Tennis player, Kibaki has good intentions with FPE,the problem is when the DOMO people who are not known for action other than critisizing try to convince others that FPE is not a good thing.
Free Primary Education benefits all,including the poor.
Bill Clinton commended Kibaki for it and now Serena Williams.
Lets hope someone will commend our PM soon also for at least some action.
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its not me who said it,its the world,s number 1 tennis player, kibaki has good intentions with fpe,the problem is when the domo people who are not known for action other than critisizing try to convince others that fpe is not a good thing. Free primary education benefits all,including the poor. Bill clinton commended kibaki for it and now serena williams. Lets hope someone will commend our pm soon also for at least some action. kenya broadcasting corporation:
Let me give your brain a jab. But before that let me appreciate the significance of fpe and also in the same breath remind you of the scandal that has bedeviled its smooth running under moribund's (Kibaki) watch.

Now back to the jab. Did you know that when kibaki was still calling KANU a mugumo tree, RAO's ndp had already envisioned in its manifesto Free Primary Education as way back as 1997.

In fact when LDP, RAO's political party in 2002 joined nak to form narc, most of kibaki's followers were complaining (Beth Mugo was the most vocal)that rao was forcing kibaki to promise the electorate too much when they came up with the idea of FPE as part NARC's manifesto. Ldp had borrowed FPE from the defunct NDP's manifesto. For fact and for record, FPE was never kibaki's idea. He is just busking in it. So this your Serana nonsense, you should be telling short minded people like you, who don't know the history of their country. Quit busking in the greens of naivety. Don't just say things whose origins you don't know.

BTW what do you think would have happened had serena talked about the scandal around FPE. Let me guess...

Junior tennis player... mara our sovereignty chants...deport her... This is work of odm.... #*@!^!

PNU is just 'great', don't you just 'love' them? the things elate you people are pretty juvenile.
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Let me give your brain a jab. But before that let me appreciate the significance of fpe and also in the same breath remind you of the scandal that has bedeviled its smooth running under moribund's (Kibaki) watch.

Now back to the jab. Did you know that when kibaki was still calling KANU a mugumo tree, RAO's ndp had already envisioned in its manifesto Free Primary Education as way back as 1997.

In fact when LDP, RAO's political party in 2002 joined nak to form narc, most of kibaki's followers were complaining (Beth Mugo was the most vocal)that rao was forcing kibaki to promise the electorate too much when they came up with the idea of FPE as part NARC's manifesto. Ldp had borrowed FPE from the defunct NDP's manifesto. For fact and for record, FPE was never kibaki's idea. He is just busking in it. So this your Serana nonsense, you should be telling short minded people like you, who don't know the history of their country. Quit busking in the greens of naivety. Don't just say things whose origins you don't know.

BTW what do you think would have happened had serena talked about the scandal around FPE. Let me guess...

Junior tennis player... mara our sovereignty chants...deport her... This is work of odm.... #*@!^!

PNU is just 'great', don't you just 'love' them? the things elate you people are pretty juvenile.
Teejay you get worked up everytime we lack something nice to talk about Raila,he is not your life, you can live even without him.He scored well on Mau, i agree but all the other issues its only empty debe.
When you labour so much to remind me of all those parties he has been, i get lost because its even hard to keep track of what he stands for,if today he says KANU is the best Party unlike ODM,you will follow him blindly,since he has akili za watu kama wewe kwa m***o,you cant think on your own.
Dont tell me that bull**** of whchever party had FPE manifesto, ati its not Kibaki,s idea.I know you hate him, but give credit where due,Thats why even Raila supported him in 2002 unless he was just playing stupid politics for his own greed to support him.
You guys will go at any length to die for Raila even if he was to rape your sister,so long as its him.He enjoys this and uses it to the maximum.Shame on you!
Its about time you see beyond Raila, politically he is finished,only enjoying Luo nyanza solid support as expected,,huku kwingine,kimeumana.
I recommend one Raphael Tuju or Shem Ochuodho or Otieno K,opiyo
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Teejay you get worked up everytime we lack something nice to talk about Raila,he is not your life, you can live even without him.He scored well on Mau, i agree but all the other issues its only empty debe.
When you labour so much to remind me of all those parties he has been, i get lost because its even hard to keep track of what he stands for,if today he says KANU is the best Party unlike ODM,you will follow him blindly,since he has akili za watu kama wewe kwa m***o,you cant think on your own.
Dont tell me that bull**** of whchever party had FPE manifesto, ati its not Kibaki,s idea.I know you hate him, but give credit where due,Thats why even Raila supported him in 2002 unless he was just playing stupid politics for his own greed to support him.
You guys will go at any length to die for Raila even if he was to rape your sister,so long as its him.He enjoys this and uses it to the maximum.Shame on you!
Its about time you see beyond Raila, politically he is finished,only enjoying Luo nyanza solid support as expected,,huku kwingine,kimeumana.
I recommend one Raphael Tuju or Shem Ochuodho or Otieno K,opiyo
Like I said the chlorophyll of your nativity is overwhelmingly rich.

People like Winston Churchill Changed parties more than once but never lost his vision of a country he wanted to lead and live in. RAO has changed parties yes but his vision remains intact. By his actions we he has clearly over the years demonstrated his steadfastness and consistency in the things he stand for. How about our current president. Changes parties but has no stand on anything. He is only good at reading well crafted speeches, promising to act but to naught. Martha Karua's comment on Kibaki's bunge speech could not have come at a better time. The iron lady simply said that Moribund's speech was "rich in rhetoric but poor in action". Yet she was not saying anything new. Inaction has been the hallmark of Kibaki reign since his first term in office. When Karua resigned she said that one cannot give you a job and expect you to perform excellently when at the same time he was tying your hands.

Back to changing parties. Can you tell me who (among both the duo of the politicians and the electorate) has not changed parties in Kenya today?

You have asked me to give credit where its due. Of course I will do that but I have to remind you of where the real credit ought to be channeled. One can never appreciate the real importance of something until they know its genesis. And if Kibaki must get credit for FPE, he must also take responsibility for the scandals that is currently rocking it. One cannot have his cake and eat it at the same time, it is said, but PNU wants to do both.

I read your simple pedestrian admittance on the reason RAO supported Kibaki in 2002 and I want to stop responding to it momentarily and giggle loudly behind my LCD (please allow me).... Below are the real reasons why RAO supported Kibaki
  1. Kenya could not afford perpetuation of Moism in Uhuru Kenyatta and that is why RAO had to play his cards well by toshaing Kibaki into power. In doing so, he effectively split the Agikuyu vote that would have otherwise went wholesale to KANU. You see RAO appreciates well the role of ethnicity in our day to day Kenyan politics and that is why he stopped the Agikuyu from returning KANU into power. The politics of our- time-to-eat thus lead the Agikuyu to cast their fishing hook on either side. The effort paid in Kibaki.

    But it seems like all that effort was futile granted that Moi lives and dwells in Kibaki. No any other event in Kenya explains this more than the events that took place in 2007's presidential campaigns. That Moi would prevail upon his preferred choice in 2002 to step down in favour of Kibaki was more telling. It is an event in our history that passed even many a political analysts. Let us pause and ask ourselves these queries; What changed this time round? Did Uhuru's leadership qualities disappoint Moi? And when did Kibaki became so important to Moi?

    What followed was a ridiculous arrangement which saw a sitting president elected on a different party ticket hum the tunes of KANU's anthem while waving the one finger salute! Mark you, this was not in his official state residence, but a KANU NDC at Kasarani. As if is that was not enough the president who you'd rather we overlooked his party hoping hobbies was torn between vying for his seat on a NARC (the party that brought him to power) or PNU (an amorphous entity of)parties. Prior to that he had just dumped DP for NARC.

  2. Secondly there was need to begin a new chapter in Kenya's long walk to the second liberation which has since aborted. With nearly the entire country voting overwhelmingly against KANU, this was Kibaki's best chance as the Head of this country to unite this country in the manner Nyerere did it in Tanzania. But again this failed. Thanks to Kibaki's impotent leadership.

    In my mind however, I have no doubt whatsoever that Kibaki's would have been one of the most effective leadership in this country's new chapter had he ruled without fear or favour. Too bad, he lacked that courage to lead from the front and the country sunk into the abyss of reckless ethic rivalry that nearly brought our entire nation down.

You have also said that RAO's support has diminished to Luo Nyanza. I'd say even if that is the case every other Leaders in this country count on the support of their community to launch their Political ambitions and that is why Eugene Wamalwa did not come to Nairobi to launch his presidential bid but took it to Bungoma in order persuade NOT the whole Abaluhya community but his Ba'Bukusu sub-tribe to support him. Need I say more about Ruto (Kalenjin), Uhuru(Agikuyu),Mudavadi(Avalogoli or Maragoli) et all. This is a fact that even you Ghetto Love admit when you ask the Luo to second your Choice of K'Opiyo or Ochuodho or Tuju to replace RAO. That said I think I will be happy to see your leader who currently enjoys National support if not RAO whose actions and stand on certain national issue have received the backing of civil societies and international support.

You wind up your response by endorsing a list of possible Luo presidential Materials. And I pose these question to you. Does anyone know Otieno K'Opiyo in Ukunda? Who knows Shem Ochuodho beyond KPC (and I am surprised you have totally ignored the corruption charges preferred against him for misappropriation of KPC funds). Tuju! Yes! what about Him? He is the sweet sugar that continues to mellow in the mouth of PNU mandarins. But not anymore. If Tuju is that good I think he should go and vie in Othaya. After all that is part of Kenya right. Right now people are building alliances and non of those people are thinking of 'garbage' Tuju including the very Kibaki he fought bravely to defend in Luo Nyanza. Why then must he (a PNU reject)lead only the Luo for him to be called a leader?

Let me wind up by rebuking your narrow (mis)advice to the Luo. As a Luo I will not mind being lead by any person regardless of his ethnicity, as long as I know that my president is one who guarantees equity. Policies are what matters in country so diverse as ours. But who in Kenya wants a person who will upset the status Quo with radical policies? NON! That is why Moi abandoned project Uhuru to support Kibaki in 2007 because Kibaki was the one going to help him in the here and now by embracing reforms in his speeches while drifting away from action. Something he did not see RAO as president doing for him. It is not lost to me that Moi once said RAO was a very dangerous man. That is why he must never be allowed near the presidency. He will bring radical changes and institutionalize policies that will make Kenya a leaving heaven. No evil person wants to enjoy the glory of scandal free heaven.They will get bored with tamed inactive greed. They want to dwell in the greed and the lust for quick riches while loading it over the poor masses. Thus the poor must not be enlightened.
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its not me who said it,its the world,s number 1 tennis player, kibaki has good intentions with fpe,the problem is when the domo people who are not known for action other than critisizing try to convince others that fpe is not a good thing. Free primary education benefits all,including the poor. Bill clinton commended kibaki for it and now serena williams. Lets hope someone will commend our pm soon also for at least some action. kenya broadcasting corporation:
you are such a petty idiot. You zero in on some stupid stuff and think it adds value to kbk. Kenyans of course commends rt. Hon eng raila a. Odinga..they voted for him overwhelmingly and know in their hearts he is a very able leader willing to change the mass looting and massive theft of state resources. You stupid useless thing...
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