The odds of a politician’s widow replacing the husband in Kenya are very high. Look at Wakapee, and the Naivasha MP their wives replacing them in their constituencies is no brainer that some male incumbents are thinking what I am thinking. Your death can be orchestrated anytime but don’t interpret this to mean that the mentioned individuals had a hand in their husbands deaths.
We should not encourage election of widows to succeed their husbands after death. This may open a dangerous Pandora’s box
That’s my thinking too, I know some incumbents have wet their pants after reading the signs of time.
sisters or sons or brothers?
It’s democracy
So wanaume wa western tu ndio wako safe? A woman getting elected as an M.P. in the old Western Province is nearly impossible. In the current Parliament the elected female M.P.s from Western as expected stands tall at 0.
@tall mnyama everywhere is this true?
Mary emase
Ok maybe I should have gone full tribal and said Luhyas.
Hakurudi
Following.
Let’s focus.
Goes to show Kenyans don’t care about their leader’s competency or ability to lead for that matter, populism rules. Might as well pick a random chokoch from the streets and make him our leader…oh we already did (sonko).