Habouring a lot of bile than ndii himself.calling others lazy and am pretty sure some of those "lazy" people from the regions you call backward kenyans have much more money,money you could just dream of.save your negative energy its not a remedyWhat hatred? I didnt mention any tribe I talked about my grandfather! Mine! Fighting for the independence of Kenya was an individual decision! The whole useless secessionist agenda is just another moniker for 'I hate kikuyus soo much!' When you want to secede you dont draw the maps yourselves, neither do you award names to the other side! Eti Central Republic of Kenya! We will remain Kenya and you and your Joshua can go and call yourselves Tibim Republic or Canaan or even Ndialala! Whatever you fancy just go and leave us in peace!
What hatred? I didnt mention any tribe I talked about my grandfather! Mine! Fighting for the independence of Kenya was an individual decision! The whole useless secessionist agenda is just another moniker for 'I hate kikuyus soo much!' When you want to secede you dont draw the maps yourselves, neither do you award names to the other side! Eti Central Republic of Kenya! We will remain Kenya and you and your Joshua can go and call yourselves Tibim Republic or Canaan or even Ndialala! Whatever you fancy just go and leave us in peace!
Hahahahaaaaaa! Ati rotational presidency? You do realize that it would take 430yrs for the 43rd tribe to take over the reign of leadership in this country? Kwanza who will decide which tribes will come first, and which tribe would be willing to wait at the end of the queue?Shit! If this goes through and possessions repossessed by rival govts, some of us will be screwed economically
Dialogue, dialogue, dialogue, it's amazing how many disasters can be averted by dialogue. if certain regions feel left out then rotational presidency could aid them.
And the western regions of Kenya though not as marginalised as northern and Eastern parts, they have been marginalised none the less. Save for after the devolution period, major road projects were last implemented in the 80s, numerous factories processing raw products from these regions were either relocated to central areas or shut down all together to disenfranchise them. They only didn't surfer as adversely as say the turkana because the land there is fertile so they were actually needed to feed the nation
I quite agree with you... rotational presidency imetushinda Tanzania (between Tanzania Mainland & Zanzibar), I wonder, mtu anaongelea rotation within 43 tribes? Au labda alikuwa anamaanisha rotation between Luos and Kikuyu, and what about the rest? Sometimes politicians wanatakiwa kuheshimu maamuzi ya wapiga kura for the sake of the nation hata kama hawakuyatarajia. Na waache ku-create partiality...Hahahahaaaaaa! Ati rotational presidency? You do realize that it would take 430yrs for the 43rd tribe to take over the reign of leadership in this country? Kwanza who will decide which tribes will come first, and which tribe would be willing to wait at the end of the queue?
Bad idea bro. Meritocracy should be the basis of our choosing our president, with his/her govt inclusive of all the tribes in Kenya, and by that I mean equal shareout of govt positions and the national cake.
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Alafu muanze kumsingizia Magufuli kwa hili tena.
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Son? I have young ones who call me dad so dont patronise me! If you decide to join Raila's dog, Ndii in his tribalistic agenda do it to the last point. Kenya belongs not to us but to our sons and daughters! My sons dont belong to any tribe coz they are mixed! Show our young ones some respect or go away for real!You sound so bitter son. Cool down your bile. The tycoons you're fighting for would never let you close to their home gates.
It's very obvious that certain groups of tribes are aligned politically and thus empowered or disenfranchised as a unit. I'm certain an average luo wouldn't mind a luhya president just as an average Kikuyu wouldn't mind a meru president. Rotational presidency split region wise could work for if the status quo prevails, some certain elements will keep on tinkering towards cessation. By that I mean if someone from the western/Nyanza region led this time round, it would be advisable that they relinquish the reigns for atleast 2 or so terms.Hahahahaaaaaa! Ati rotational presidency? You do realize that it would take 430yrs for the 43rd tribe to take over the reign of leadership in this country? Kwanza who will decide which tribes will come first, and which tribe would be willing to wait at the end of the queue?
Bad idea bro. Meritocracy should be the basis of our choosing our president, with his/her govt inclusive of all the tribes in Kenya, and by that I mean equal shareout of govt positions and the national cake.
It's very obvious that certain groups of tribes are aligned politically and thus empowered or disenfranchised as a unit. I'm certain an average luo wouldn't mind a luhya president just as an average Kikuyu wouldn't mind a meru president. Rotational presidency split region wise could work for if the status quo prevails, some certain elements will keep on tinkering towards cessation. By that I mean if someone from the western/Nyanza region led this time round, it would be advisable that they relinquish the reigns for atleast 2 or so terms.
As it is, tribal (and family) affinity and not meritocracy are the determinants of our leaders. This locks out hosts of very viable candidates on the basis of which tribe (region in reality) they're from.
It's very obvious that certain groups of tribes are aligned politically and thus empowered or disenfranchised as a unit. I'm certain an average luo wouldn't mind a luhya president just as an average Kikuyu wouldn't mind a meru president. Rotational presidency split region wise could work for if the status quo prevails, some certain elements will keep on tinkering towards cessation. By that I mean if someone from the western/Nyanza region led this time round, it would be advisable that they relinquish the reigns for atleast 2 or so terms.
As it is, tribal (and family) affinity and not meritocracy are the determinants of our leaders. This locks out hosts of very viable candidates on the basis of which tribe (region in reality) they're from.