MC Tindi

I have seen TUTAM bloggers saying the Homa Bay roads were “already in the pipeline.” Pipeline how? Ruto already appears convinced the Luo political bloc is in his pocket, so where is the pressure to impress anyone with roads and development? If he wanted those Homa Bay roads fixed, he could move with incredible speed just like he tarmacked a road in Ol Kalou in hours. So spare is your 'pipeline' bullshit!

When you avoid President William Ruto’s shiny things in Homa Bay and choose to go and speak with the roan antelopes in Ruma National Park!

Mr Rigathi, Talking about my voice is the only contribution your emptiness and incompetence can make in matters politics, policy and leadership. A disgraceful exit from public service as a DO, a most unremarkable WANTAM as Mathira MP, and your wasted two years as Deputy President seems not to have made any impact on your deplorable behaviour. You joined our team after you were charged with theft of public funds. You threatened your way into being named a running mate by organizing demos in Mathira to pressurize the party leadership to bend to your whimsical primitivism. You were unable to keep the position, your greed led you to fall out with everyone in the party including nearly all leaders from the Mount Kenya Region where you and I come from. As Interior Minister during the two years of your colourless tenure, I never involved myself in politics even for a day. I wasn’t bothered with your activities, so stop lying that I overruled you in matters alcohol that you were purportedly resolving. I was focused on protecting Kenya from bandits, terrorists and criminals as you were building hotels, acquiring land and inciting people against the same Government that you were serving as Deputy President. I tried to ask you to find ways of mending your relationship with your then boss and other leaders, but you ignored and dismissed me. I let you be, but I refused to join you in sabotaging a Government we had formed. I told you if you chose to leave, the rest of us would be left to push for the public interest which had motivated us to form Government- our roads, markets, electricity, coffee and milk prices. You can mock my voice all you want. But I won’t stoop to your lowly level by trying to respond or by discussing your not so great anatomy. Also, I will not allow you to mislead the people of Mount Kenya with your useless slogans and chants. I like the way you under-estimate me.

I agree with you CS @kipmurkomen. In those days they said; “Moi MUST GO!”, “Kibaki TOSHA”, “Uhuru JAMBA ya RURIRI”, and now “Ruto MUST GO.” During Mwai Kibaki and Uhuru Kenyatta eras, even when fuel prices went up, you would think Kenya had discovered a different version of peace, no demonstrations, no burning of property, just calm acceptance and a collective “life must go on.” It is almost fascinating how today, the same political environment suddenly finds urgency, matches, and tyres whenever prices shift, as if public reaction has become seasonal depending on who is in power.

Sifuna is finished, just like that! Those who inflated his ego can’t vote for him to be President; he has to kneel and beg them to vote for him to be Senator as the Broader Based Government is now with Jalang’o!