Odinga: Tutapambana nanyi na hatutachoka wala kulala hadi mpate adhabu yenu

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mwathadan said:
Let Kenyans decide who they want to rule them....elections are not won on social media

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Don't you know the online campaign!?

How old are you to the extent your not aware about the online campaigns!?

Hujui kuwa I have the rights to give my opinion!?


Any way, my views remains the same that, I need RAO and NASA to occupy the state house in Kenya and not otherwise.
 
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Bado mna kazi
 
Huyu mwendazimu anapambana na wapiga kura au nani? Jubilee sisi hatupambani na mtu, tunawasuta wapiga kura waachane na hawa jamaa wa blaah blaah na vitendawili vya uchizi! Uhuru Kenyatta tano tena na tena na tena!
 
Poise said:
Hukusikia Uhuru akisema he will sort all of the judges out!?

Don't you know who killed Chris Musando the ICT guy at IEBC!?

Don't react like a kid.
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Like a waht?

If you know who killed the man, hav you brought him/her to justice?
 
Mr Q said:
Like a waht?

If you know who killed the man, hav you brought him/her to justice?
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Time will tell ,,, a killer will be sort out even after 20years.

Wamezoe, baba wa Uhuru aliua watu wengi Kenya na sasa Uhuru naye ameanza.

This time voters tutammaliza.
 
Nairobi, Kenya

Election rerun in Kenya raises fears about violence and economic troubles
“It is going to be a high-octane political campaign season,” said political analyst Barrack Muluka, who predicted that Kenyatta would focus on how four judges had robbed millions of their vote while Odinga — who has lost four elections — would focus on a system rigged against him.

“It is going to be a bare-knuckle political fistfight, where the grandiose ideas we had previously are going to be on the back burner, and it’s going to be purely name-calling,” Muluka said. “The country is likely to be more polarized along ethnic lines.”

Like most of Kenya’s presidents, Kenyatta is from the Kikuyu tribe, the country’s largest, while Odinga is from the Luo, who have felt marginalized since independence in 1963. Voting — and the subsequent violence — often occurs along ethnic lines.

Kenyatta and his Jubilee Party have also positioned themselves as the pro-business force committed to improving the economy, while Odinga’s message resonates more with the economically marginalized, such as the Luo, and those fed up with the country’s endemic corruption.

While most analysts expect Kenyatta to win the new election, an Odinga victory is possible with his supporters energized by the court ruling. An opposition triumph would mean major disruption in the government, as many of the Kikuyu holding senior posts in the administration would probably be replaced.

“This ethnic switch-over would cause severe paralysis in the state bureaucracy, including delays to licensing, demands for fresh kickbacks, and the risk of contract alteration,” warned Robert Besseling, head of Exx Africa, a political risk advisory firm, in a recent report.
READ MORE Source: The Washington Post newspaper : Election rerun in Kenya raises fears about violence and economic troubles
 
IROKOS said:
...Kwa maamuzi ya supreme court, ni sahihi pia kusema alikuwa anaibiwa kura. Yaani kwa sasa ana justification.

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Wewe unaota ndoto tu huu upuzi has never been proven.Supreme court haikusema Odinga ameibiwa ama Uhuru ameiba kura - hitilafu ilikuwa ni mitambo na utendaji kinyume cha katiba kwa IEBC.
 
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