Kenyans plus NZIU
NOw all people with proper brains should be ready for snap elections. It may be good for some in this forum, but to majority of Kenyans it might be very deadly since the new constitution has not been properly implemented any anybody might just misinteprate it to his or her advantage. I hope that the country remain peaceful until this new born baby (new constitution) is properly installed before Kenyans go to any election. Let not forget that pre constitution agreement and the principles under which this coalition government was placed ends on 2012 election, that means the present prime minister and present president will share the power until next election which has not yet taken place. So beating the drum just give us a sign on how some kenyans are walking with empty brains all the time.
Paul Nyandoto
>>> MBEMBA NZIU <kingasste@gmail.com> 30.8.2010 10:48 >>>
Well put LEE somebody was sworn in as a minister yet he purports to serve as a PM? as per the new constitution there is no post of a PM and you cant purpot to serve in a non existent post and an office whose oath youve not taken thats why somebody is going to court today to challege the continued stay of somebody in an unconstitutional office at taxpayers expense
WATCH THIS SPACE.
Kingasste.
>>> MBEMBA NZIU <kingasste@gmail.com> 30.8.2010 10:48 >>>
Well put LEE somebody was sworn in as a minister yet he purports to serve as a PM? as per the new constitution there is no post of a PM and you cant purpot to serve in a non existent post and an office whose oath youve not taken thats why somebody is going to court today to challege the continued stay of somebody in an unconstitutional office at taxpayers expense
WATCH THIS SPACE.
Kingasste.
On Mon, Aug 30, 2010 at 8:09 AM, Lee Makwiny <amosogal@gmail.com> wrote:
Barrack,
Stop this obsession with Raila. You should be building your name, not
spending each and every minute writting anything and everything about
Raila. The constitution passsed, yes, but do we have the post of PM in
it?
On 8/30/10, barack abonyo <luo31@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> Dear All
> If only Raila had some powers in this government, if Raila is indeed the
> prime minister of the republic of Kenya, could he not have ordered/demanded
> an immediate arrest of Bashir? And if he actually orderd the police
> commisioner to do that and nothing happened could that be considered as
> insurbodination. If Raila was really the prime minister of the republic of
> Kenya could he have known that a head of state is comming to the country
> where he shares equal powers with the president? How can Moses Watengula
> know something while Raila is kept in the dark? Do we have two parrallel
> governements in our country?
>
> Ladies and gentlmen, we are being set up for chaos. We do not have a
> government. We simply have a clan led by the twelve desciples of the devil
> himself. Our elected leaders have no idea what goes on. Instaed of acting
> they are crying back to us and yet we have no defense. That is why many of
> us are still IDPS. This Bashir thing is more seriouse that just the hague.
> It digs deep to the core of our government and it is an indicator that we
> are a failed state run by three or four people. If the prime minister has no
> idea what is going on in his own government then who should know?
>
> How bad does it have to get before one says enough is enough? Who is really
> in charge of Kenya? It appears this government can easily be taken over by
> hooligans under this confusion. With the immense support Raila has, it is
> time he be respected or else he should quit the coalition. The coalition is
> a hoax. There is no cooperation. How long must Raila continue crying to the
> public instaed of saying enough is enough?
>
> The constitution has been passed. This should be the straw that broke the
> camels back. It is time for Raila to mobilize his group when he is still
> popular and call for elections so that is ruled by an elected president.
> Kibaki has something up his sleeves and he need to be stopped before it is
> too late. We do not want chaos, we need peace and cooperation and I think it
> is time for people to go back to the ballot box.
>
>
>
> Dr. Barack Otieno Abonyo
> Associate Professor of Pharmacology
> College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences
> Florida A and M University
> 1415 Martin Luther King Dr.
> Tallahassee Fl, 32304
> Tel:850-561-2553
> 850-339-4806
>
>
>
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