11 thoughts on “The Masaai Community Endorse Raila Odinga for President”
The problem of Kikuyus eating(feeding) on Donkey intestines(mutura) (matumbo) hence this type of diet contributes to deformed brain and to an extent of having Zombie babies (Gachoka ) is a good case
Quotes from Nairobi residents ahead of Kenya’s presidential vote on Monday
By Associated Press,
Updated: Wednesday, February 27, 6:09 PM
NAIROBI, Kenya — On Monday Kenya holds a presidential election for the first time since more than 1,000 people were killed and 600,000 displaced because of ethnic tensions and violence after the nation’s 2007 presidential election. The government has been running peace campaigns, but fears are still high that there may be violence. Below are quotes from residents in Mathare and Kibera, two of Nairobi’s biggest slums:
“This time they won’t react at all. They are tired of war. This time it will be peaceful. People say so.” — Lucas Awol, 39-year-old bar owner in Kibera.
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“Violence will erupt because of results they don’t like. I know these people. They won’t accept the results,” said Lewis Kamau, a 32-year-old Kikuyu electrician in the Mathare slum who supports Deputy Prime Minister Uhuru Kenyatta — an ethnic Kikuyu— for the presidential position. Despite that, he wore a hat for President Raila Odinga for what he said was his own protection from Luo attacks, Odinga’s tribe.
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“They’re going to steal the vote the way they did for (President Mwai) Kibaki. The Kikuyus are not the only tribe in Kenya. We have 42 tribes in Kenya.” — A Luo in a Kibera bar who would give his name only as Patrick out of fear of government retribution.
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“What we need is for the aspirants (candidates) to accept the results and then we should stay calm. What has happened in the past is for the politicians to mobilize the youth. If we don’t have tight security there could be violence again,” said Christian Nyambega, sitting in the same Kibera bar.
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“When I talk about what happened in 2007 I get scared, but I believe this time there will be peace.” — Grace Kalibo, who runs a small shop selling basic food goods in Kibera. She attended a massive peace rally in Nairobi on Sunday where Odinga and Kenyatta shook hands and pledged peace.
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“The violence (in 2007-08) came because of the stealing of votes. The (Odinga) supporters thought it was rigged, so there was an outcry. This time we have a credible judicial commission and we have seen many changes in police.” — Bernard Titus, a Kibera resident.
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“Hatred is a virus, a social virus. … I think the temperature in Kenya has gone down by 65 percent.” — Muthufara Murungaru, a Kikuyu who lives in Mathare.
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“Violence this time is minimal because of the fear, the fear of the Hague.” — Jacob Aywer, a mason in Mathare.
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“I think that given the 2007 experience, we will accept the results. Even if, God forbid, we Luos lose. But I don’t see us losing.” — Daniel Omondo, a 32-year-old information technology specialist in Mathare.
Copyright 2013 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.
Eco criminals at Kenya Tokyo Embassy all kikuyus has to be dealt with law .this must send a clear signal of what gonna happen when kibaki (thieve protector) leaves office >Thuita mwangi Ps for kenyas foreign affairs ministry has been caged.the others to follow .The new KCC must be allowed to perform their duty given by kenyan people without interference from the Corrupt coalition
God save these lost foolish Kenyans and their useless newspaper >What a useless story by a Mzungu living luxury in kenya writting rubish. Please Kenya elites its time to wake up and save this country from extiction of sleeping weak natives >The whole story is Nonsense i hope you read other comments from wakenya from lala.land ! Whats the big deal the story of Masaai-Toto &lions ?> http://www.nation.co.ke/News/Boy-scares-off-lions-with-flashy-invention/-/1056/1705682/-/item/1/-/8ay7v6z/-/index.html
Kenya Mass Media is anti Cord Why are the Media guys discriminating Cord in Reporting .Its becouse mostly owned by Kikuyus and Foreigners who would like Status Quo to be for ever retained in Kenya This thread will in the next few days post CORD video adverts that mainstream media, specifically KTN and NATION have pulled off air and declined to show to public.
In this one Maasai man airing his political views, he doesnt want to be led by a president who has court cases to answer to. He believes Raila Odinga can change their lives for the better (this comes from villagers who believe in Chapter6 of the constitution of Kenya).
If Cord wins this General election The Dark History of Kenya will be changed for ever and Myth will be burried deep in the Indian Ocean
The brain-washed tribales will learn a bitter lesson trying coping in a new mordern Kenyathey must change and adapt)and learn how to live with other human-beings.
Fight a hundrend(100) years of Arpatheid in Kenya
xNAIROBI, Kenya, Feb 28 – Acting Police Spokesman Charles Owino has issued a stern warning to employers who withhold their workers’ identity cards, effectively denying them the right to cast votes on Monday.
Owino, who singled out security firms, told journalists on Thursday that the move was illegal and an infringement of employees’ rights saying that any employer found culpable shall be prosecuted.
He also asked employees, whose vital documents had been confiscated, to report the matter on 0733-412-734.
“Any employee who experiences this should send a message to this number with their employer’s details,” he said.
Speaking elsewhere, officials of the Kenya National Private Security Workers Union (KNPSWU) complained that the problem was common in Nairobi, Mombasa, Kisumu, Eldoret, Kitale and Nakuru.
The law prohibits the unjust withholding of people’s national ID cards.
Group Secretary General Issack Andabwa and officials Elijah Manani and Joash Soita also complained of insufficient arrangements by employers to allow security guards working in shifts to cast their votes.
“We advise all employers to make special considerations for the day shift guards to be relieved early by the night shift guards to go and exercise their constitutional rights,” said Andabwa.
Owino at the same time urged Kenyans not to relocate out of fear of being attacked saying everything was in control.
He added that the police were already investigating incidents in Limuru, Kericho, Juja, Thika, Nairobi, Kisumu, Kakamega and Mombasa where some leaflets were circulated.
He further cautioned hooligans against disrupting public rallies saying they will be arrested.
“The security of all Kenyans is assured and those who are distributing leaflets are simply cowards who want to scare innocent Kenyans into stopping them from exercising their democratic rights,” he observed.
Owino also asked Kenyans to exercise sanity on the roads as they travel to cast their votes saying the increase in road accidents was worrying.
He urged them to follow all the regulations on road use and especially on the highways.
“Since January a total of 618 people have died in road accidents; 245 were pedestrians, 216 passengers, 53 drivers, 24 pillion passengers, 51 motorcyclists and nine peddle cyclists,” he noted.
Ninety nine thousand police officers have been deployed all over the country to help oversee the highly anticipated elections, as campaigns hit the home stretch. Twenty three thousand, six hundred and eighty one special of the officers are drawn from the National Youth Service, Prisons, Kenya Forest Service, Kenya Wildlife Service and male recruits.
Seventy Senior Police Officers have been also been deployed all over the country to supervise the historic elections.
The thieving Kikuyu Guy (mafia) the untouchable ignored Kenya Kangaroo Courts>Their co-accused, Kenya’s ambassador to Libya Anthony Mwaniki Muchiri did not turn up in court and summons were issued for him to appear on March 14. Mr Mwangi and Mr Mburu through lawyers Evans Monari, Katwa Kigen and Wifred Nderitu opposed the charges being read arguing that they wanted the matter referred to the High Court Where they can bribe Judges and intimidate witnesses,
The problem of Kikuyus eating(feeding) on Donkey intestines(mutura) (matumbo) hence this type of diet contributes to deformed brain and to an extent of having Zombie babies (Gachoka ) is a good case
Quotes from Nairobi residents ahead of Kenya’s presidential vote on Monday
By Associated Press,
Updated: Wednesday, February 27, 6:09 PM
NAIROBI, Kenya — On Monday Kenya holds a presidential election for the first time since more than 1,000 people were killed and 600,000 displaced because of ethnic tensions and violence after the nation’s 2007 presidential election. The government has been running peace campaigns, but fears are still high that there may be violence. Below are quotes from residents in Mathare and Kibera, two of Nairobi’s biggest slums:
“This time they won’t react at all. They are tired of war. This time it will be peaceful. People say so.” — Lucas Awol, 39-year-old bar owner in Kibera.
___
“Violence will erupt because of results they don’t like. I know these people. They won’t accept the results,” said Lewis Kamau, a 32-year-old Kikuyu electrician in the Mathare slum who supports Deputy Prime Minister Uhuru Kenyatta — an ethnic Kikuyu— for the presidential position. Despite that, he wore a hat for President Raila Odinga for what he said was his own protection from Luo attacks, Odinga’s tribe.
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“They’re going to steal the vote the way they did for (President Mwai) Kibaki. The Kikuyus are not the only tribe in Kenya. We have 42 tribes in Kenya.” — A Luo in a Kibera bar who would give his name only as Patrick out of fear of government retribution.
___
“What we need is for the aspirants (candidates) to accept the results and then we should stay calm. What has happened in the past is for the politicians to mobilize the youth. If we don’t have tight security there could be violence again,” said Christian Nyambega, sitting in the same Kibera bar.
___
“When I talk about what happened in 2007 I get scared, but I believe this time there will be peace.” — Grace Kalibo, who runs a small shop selling basic food goods in Kibera. She attended a massive peace rally in Nairobi on Sunday where Odinga and Kenyatta shook hands and pledged peace.
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“The violence (in 2007-08) came because of the stealing of votes. The (Odinga) supporters thought it was rigged, so there was an outcry. This time we have a credible judicial commission and we have seen many changes in police.” — Bernard Titus, a Kibera resident.
___
“Hatred is a virus, a social virus. … I think the temperature in Kenya has gone down by 65 percent.” — Muthufara Murungaru, a Kikuyu who lives in Mathare.
___
“Violence this time is minimal because of the fear, the fear of the Hague.” — Jacob Aywer, a mason in Mathare.
___
“I think that given the 2007 experience, we will accept the results. Even if, God forbid, we Luos lose. But I don’t see us losing.” — Daniel Omondo, a 32-year-old information technology specialist in Mathare.
Copyright 2013 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.
Eco criminals at Kenya Tokyo Embassy all kikuyus has to be dealt with law .this must send a clear signal of what gonna happen when kibaki (thieve protector) leaves office >Thuita mwangi Ps for kenyas foreign affairs ministry has been caged.the others to follow .The new KCC must be allowed to perform their duty given by kenyan people without interference from the Corrupt coalition
govt.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1tih-qfAazY&feature=player_embedded>
God save these lost foolish Kenyans and their useless newspaper >What a useless story by a Mzungu living luxury in kenya writting rubish. Please Kenya elites its time to wake up and save this country from extiction of sleeping weak natives >The whole story is Nonsense i hope you read other comments from wakenya from lala.land ! Whats the big deal the story of Masaai-Toto &lions ?>
http://www.nation.co.ke/News/Boy-scares-off-lions-with-flashy-invention/-/1056/1705682/-/item/1/-/8ay7v6z/-/index.html
Where was Gachoka when evidence was being sought by the Wako commission? Afterthought?
Kenya Mass Media is anti Cord Why are the Media guys discriminating Cord in Reporting .Its becouse mostly owned by Kikuyus and Foreigners who would like Status Quo to be for ever retained in Kenya This thread will in the next few days post CORD video adverts that mainstream media, specifically KTN and NATION have pulled off air and declined to show to public.
In this one Maasai man airing his political views, he doesnt want to be led by a president who has court cases to answer to. He believes Raila Odinga can change their lives for the better (this comes from villagers who believe in Chapter6 of the constitution of Kenya).
If Cord wins this General election The Dark History of Kenya will be changed for ever and Myth will be burried deep in the Indian Ocean
The brain-washed tribales will learn a bitter lesson trying coping in a new mordern Kenyathey must change and adapt)and learn how to live with other human-beings.
A mob lynched a kikuyu thieving and selling donkey meat in Naivasha.
http://www.kenyan-post.com/2013/02/donkey-butcher-escapes-death-narrowly.html
Fight a hundrend(100) years of Arpatheid in Kenya
xNAIROBI, Kenya, Feb 28 – Acting Police Spokesman Charles Owino has issued a stern warning to employers who withhold their workers’ identity cards, effectively denying them the right to cast votes on Monday.
Owino, who singled out security firms, told journalists on Thursday that the move was illegal and an infringement of employees’ rights saying that any employer found culpable shall be prosecuted.
He also asked employees, whose vital documents had been confiscated, to report the matter on 0733-412-734.
“Any employee who experiences this should send a message to this number with their employer’s details,” he said.
Speaking elsewhere, officials of the Kenya National Private Security Workers Union (KNPSWU) complained that the problem was common in Nairobi, Mombasa, Kisumu, Eldoret, Kitale and Nakuru.
The law prohibits the unjust withholding of people’s national ID cards.
Group Secretary General Issack Andabwa and officials Elijah Manani and Joash Soita also complained of insufficient arrangements by employers to allow security guards working in shifts to cast their votes.
“We advise all employers to make special considerations for the day shift guards to be relieved early by the night shift guards to go and exercise their constitutional rights,” said Andabwa.
Owino at the same time urged Kenyans not to relocate out of fear of being attacked saying everything was in control.
He added that the police were already investigating incidents in Limuru, Kericho, Juja, Thika, Nairobi, Kisumu, Kakamega and Mombasa where some leaflets were circulated.
He further cautioned hooligans against disrupting public rallies saying they will be arrested.
“The security of all Kenyans is assured and those who are distributing leaflets are simply cowards who want to scare innocent Kenyans into stopping them from exercising their democratic rights,” he observed.
Owino also asked Kenyans to exercise sanity on the roads as they travel to cast their votes saying the increase in road accidents was worrying.
He urged them to follow all the regulations on road use and especially on the highways.
“Since January a total of 618 people have died in road accidents; 245 were pedestrians, 216 passengers, 53 drivers, 24 pillion passengers, 51 motorcyclists and nine peddle cyclists,” he noted.
Ninety nine thousand police officers have been deployed all over the country to help oversee the highly anticipated elections, as campaigns hit the home stretch. Twenty three thousand, six hundred and eighty one special of the officers are drawn from the National Youth Service, Prisons, Kenya Forest Service, Kenya Wildlife Service and male recruits.
Seventy Senior Police Officers have been also been deployed all over the country to supervise the historic elections.
Black People must accept they have failed to rule or even lead >without the help of a White-man>
The thieving Kikuyu Guy (mafia) the untouchable ignored Kenya Kangaroo Courts>Their co-accused, Kenya’s ambassador to Libya Anthony Mwaniki Muchiri did not turn up in court and summons were issued for him to appear on March 14. Mr Mwangi and Mr Mburu through lawyers Evans Monari, Katwa Kigen and Wifred Nderitu opposed the charges being read arguing that they wanted the matter referred to the High Court Where they can bribe Judges and intimidate witnesses,