Seems like We are helpless and powerless against corruption, same way we were in the height of Moi regime.
What will trigger Kenyans to hit the streets enmass and demand for accountability and a refund of the stolen loot.
Personally, I don’t agree with Boniface Mwangi, but, I think the Lad is making the right noise.
Something gotta give, and that something isn’t Raila Amollo Odinga. Jakom frustrated the implementation of the KNOLL REPORT, back in the days when he was cruising in the Rift Valley.
And what would that change?
Bring Accountability in the public sector, hii wizi imezidi. @wheelz, u sound like u have given up. The common mwananchi is powerful than them.
We wanna react in such a way that, future leaders will understand what holding public office means.
Kenyans are the most selfish bastards on the face of the earth kazi ni complain tu na kujificha afterwards kama mtoto anajificha nyuma ya skirt ya mamake. All the best waiting for kenyans to rise up.
The Jubilee Govt is pushing us to a corner, people are getting fed up .
Shida greeks and leather jackets will vote for the same hyenas and in the opposition watu pia ni hyenas… We r just fwacked whichever way you look at it
When you make the right noise hata hapa KTalk, some elder will come chiding you with foolish retorts like, “Ruto anapeana pesa kwa sababu sio mali ngumu kama RAO”.
We have to stop making arguments about Jubilee or CORD whenever we have little to say about something. We all suffer from the corrupt practices evident in the current government. Just the other day, I was trying to mention a point about why Royal Media laid off a number of employees from its staff. My response was met with another that suggested I was talking ill of Jubilee. Sikuwa nimetaja mtu ama chochote kuhusu serikali BTW.
Judging from all that, you can tell that people just don’t get it. But it’s all good. Wacha shilling ianguke tuone kama kuna supporters wa Jubilee wataepushwa na shida juu wao ni die-hards.
Kenya is too divided to have any meaningful popular revolt.
And the leadership we have is involved in corruption or has at one time involved itself in corruption.
Unless we have a fresh crop of young untainted leaders, corruption is here to stay.
Picture this.
Someone as dirty as Babu Owino calling for a demonstration against corruption.
Isn’t it one hell of a sick joke?
"There comes a time when the nation is bigger than an individual person" ~ Prof George Saitoti
Waiting on that day we shall stop, and say enough is enough but I don’t see it coming unfortunately.
Too many factors, especially poverty , then tribalism
Long as we are tribal and divided,corruption will always be there…personally,I see no getaway from this muck we got ourselves into except by anarchy
On one side you have the duo with absolutely no direction in matters corruption,the other side we have hyenas waiting for the arm to fall to have their fill.
Way I see it is…even if we get a new crop of leaders,we can’t be sure they’ll be different from we have at the helm considering corruption has a been a key component of our lives.
Food for thought
Waka group of handles, nattyshit and couch waru wako in each other’s inbox discussing how they are going to contribute in this threat. Wape mda.
Again I play you this poem by Mrisho Mpoto, tuwape mad!
I am with you here. Sasa ati wanasema hawatavote next year…Stupidity. I will have more respect for a person who votes for Raia than one who decides not to supersize his constitutional right!
Hapa I disagree, ukipatiwa option ya kula mavi au kunywa mkojo you don’t pick one and claim it’s the lesser evil btw. the two if you had the option of absconding both
There will be more than two candidates
A very dumb quote by Saitoti. The nation is always bigger and more important than the individual
Yeah stage a revolution to put a new group , which will be the next set crooks. Worse than the first.
wewe unajua hata harufu ya teargas au ni kelele tu?
ushawai pigwa sweep na boot?
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Been there done that… NEXT!
ushapigwa rungu ya medula?