The 1st 2013 Kenyan Presidential Debate

The 1st 2013 Kenyan Presidential Debate

Mr Mohammed Abduba Dida (Alliance for Real Change) and Ms Martha Karua (Narc Kenya) told Mr Kenyatta, to his face, that he had no business running, because the law directs that people have to be cleared first before they occupy public office.

"The culture of justice is that if you are suspected, the norms is that you step aside until you're cleared, why is it different with Uhuru and his friends," posed Mr Dida.
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These comments were unconstitutional and very unfortunate to ooze out of a presidential pretender.........he is going nowhere unless he begins earnestly to respect the rights of all Kenyans including ICC indictees
 
Bamzi said:
On Odinga i dont think so.You possibly dont really know the man.He was not as confident.
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Probably becauses he was addressing more sober audience hence toned down his ussual colouful language punctuated with vitendawili and humor.
 

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If you put aside your pathetic tribalism, Mohamed Abduba Dida was the STAR of the debate...

It is sad fact that you won't elect him just because of his TRIBE and religious views
 
Hii Brookehouse intetnational school ndio ya Kenyata family ama???

Hela ndefu sana hapa.....
 
Duuuh Martha Karua ana Confidence lol
Nilienda mdahalo ulivyoenda kwa ujumla na Odinga alivyobana na issue ya ICC
 
shytnis said:
Not true.
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It's very true that Dida will get the least votes according to the opinion polls. The Battle is between the CORDASIANS and THE HAGUE INMATES whose performances at the debate were very poor. You just want to vote them because of their pockets
 
Come rain, come sunshine, raila is still my choice lol
 
PRESIDENTIAL ASPIRANTS PROFILE

Mohamed Abduba Dida

Mohamed Abduba Dida says he is a candidate for the poor and an agent of human morality and change, having struggled through life from his Wajir home to Mukuru Kwa Njenga slum where his father, a retired junior policeman, lived. Read more Mohamed Abduba Dida - Candidates - elections.nation.co.ke

Martha Karua

Martha Wangari Karua is the leading female candidate eyeing the Presidency in this election. Her candidature follows a fallout with President Kibaki that saw her resign as Minister for Justice and Constitutional Affairs. Read more Martha Karua - Candidates - elections.nation.co.ke



Peter Kenneth

Peter Kenneth is Making his maiden attempt at the presidency. At 47 years old, Mr Kenneth will be the youngest presidential candidate. He is in the Eagle Coalition with Raphael Tuju. Read more Peter Kenneth - Candidates - elections.nation.co.ke



Uhuru Kenyatta

Uhuru Kenyatta is making his second attempt at the presidency after an unsuccessful bid in 2002. The son of Kenya's first president, Mr Kenyatta is in the Jubilee Coalition with Eldoret North MP William Ruto. The two are also facing charges at the ICC. Read more Uhuru Kenyatta - Candidates - elections.nation.co.ke



Prof James ole Kiyiapi

Prof James ole Kiyiapi is making his maiden attempt at the presidency. He is a former academic and government bureaucrat. His campaign strategy is selling himself as an unblemished candidate. Read more Prof James ole Kiyiapi - Candidates - elections.nation.co.ke



Paul Muite

Paul Muite, a pro-democracy advocate in the 1990's is making his first attempt at the presidency on a Safina ticket. Read more Paul Kibugi Muite - Candidates - elections.nation.co.ke



Wycliffe Musalia Mudavadi

Wycliffe Musalia Mudavadi is making his first attempt at the Presidency. In 2002, he was Uhuru Kenyatta's running mate in presidential election. His presidential bid follows an acrimonious fallout with the Jubilee Alliance. Read more Wycliffe Musalia Mudavadi - Candidates - elections.nation.co.ke



Raila Odinga

Raila Amolo Odinga is making a third attempt at the presidency after unsuccessful bids in 1997 and 2007. A former political prisoner, Mr Odinga is now in the Cord coalition with Vice President Kalonzo Musyoka and Minister Moses Wetangula. Read more Raila Odinga - Candidates - elections.nation.co.ke
 
I was glad that the ICC issue was challenged effectively and answered accordingly by one Uhuru Kenyatta. First, the ICC issue was very moderated, no one seemed to prevail over the other candidate over the matter. Serious issues were also unearthed by martha karua concerning the coalition course between PNU troops and ODM troops that emminently derailed the whole process of the creation of a local tribunal, which was something that could not be overlooked.

I also admired paul muite's injections about he ICC matter, that it should not be deviated from a legal process and subject it to something simmilar to a popular vote or referundum. He also covered well how he will deal with certain sovereignty issues that emerged for instance the elemi triangle that the UN recently dished like a present to south sudan while our leaders kept silence!

on asked what he would do with migingo, he was pragmatist. you do not negotiate on something that is within your border demarcation, take KN or GSU to retake the island and then negotiate afterwards.

Raila amollo was taken to task over foreign trips that carry huge delegations, as usual was very vague and very defensive...................But was adamantly stuck to the fact that he has been all along the change agent that is always fighting entrenchment of status quo..On Security raila spot on invest in the security forces..excellent!

Ole kiyapi strong points were in the debate of health and education effectively gave his solutions................

Mr Dida though with a passionate expression of philosophy and religion, seems more of a human rights defender and most of the solutions he gave were outside the framework of the law and the new constitution..
 
bht said:
B nilikuuliziaga pale Chako nikaambiwa hujawahi hata kukanyaga ni kumbe unaosheaga tu JF...mweeh!

Raila aende zake huko na majibu yake 'mepesi' kama ya huyu mshikaji wake wa bongo.
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Umekula upambe kwa Raila?
 
The debate held yesterday is said to have costed about Euro 700,000 (USD 1.1m), watched by about 66 million people worldwide and hosted by a local NTV station.
 
Nilipata muda mchache jana wa kuangalia mdahalo wa wagombea uraisi Kenya, statement moja iliyonivutia ni kutoka kwa Martha Karua:

- Penye mapigano ya kikabila, wanaokufa ni masikini; sio wanasiasa au watu matajiri au viongozi wa dini etc.

Tafakari.
 
King'asti said:
ooops! Pole mwaya. Na ukienda bar wenzio wanaangalia marichui, watakutoa roho.
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Ha ha ha.. Mwenzangu nilienda kwenye pub ya jirani kulikuwa na jenereta.. Yaani debate ilikuwa between walevi niliowakuta hapo.. Mwisho wa ciku ikabidi nijirudie hom mie.. Saa hizi ndo nasoma comments zenu hapa ili at least nielewe who outdid who..

Swali kwenu; ni nani aliefanya vizuri kwenye mdahalo ule.. na ni nani ambae alitepeta..?

Kimbunga.. King'asti.. Nyani Gabu nisaidieni opinion zenu tafadhali..
 
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