Skip to main content

The Bridge that Jubilee Repaired.

    Ababu Namwamba the retired general after a long dry spell of loneliness in the political limbo, resurfaces. This time round singing to the tune of Jubilee, without any doubt to try to console himself  from the political blackout he found himself in, all this time. A result of his uncalled for rebellion or is it narcissistic self pride.
    How many people saw Ababu namwamba yesterday. The guy was sullen, melancholic cowering in ignominious fear. You can fail to see by the face, a woman with a dead spirit, but a hopeless downtrodden man with no Ego or spirit 
inside is like a chicken which has been rained on cats and dogs. The general who now supports Jubilee because a bridge in budalangi was repaired, does not reflect the image of a general anymore but portrays a state of ambivalence and dilema, having an empty party over his shoulders.

Of what use is his Labour party, he inherited from a woman who has thrown in the towel of politics? Well for now lets pray for "A babu" now without "Mwamba", he must be fighting the mother of battles in his heart as portrayed in his speech. He keeps insisting that all that matters is his conscience and truly, self proclaimed Mulembe kingpin has a clouded conscience. At least not until he gets a clear conscience and goes back home like the proverbial, prodigal son. 

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

ELECTION LAW AMENDMENTS

WHY ELECTORAL AMENDMENTS ARE A RECIPE FOR CHAOS. I think these amendments to electoral laws are the ultimate recipe for war and violence. The laws open a legal conundrum which even lawyers cannot unlock. I see a situation in which more than one president will be announced winners if the elections are to be held. Come to think of it. If three commissioners with one acting as the chair can declare a President then the probability of Kenya declaring two presidents concurrently is more than half. It is obvious, the chairman can disappear in the like manner Chris Chege Msando disappeared. Shit do happens. If this happens and the vice assumes the powers of the chair to declare a candidate validly elected president or any other member then voila! If there is a law that will haunt the nation, it is these impromptu amendments. We can run and run from the fact of the matter; these amendments are engineered to create a conducive atmosphere and act as an incentive to rigging. After the ci
Post a Comment
Read more

CHIEF JUSTICE IS ALSO THE HEAD OF A BRANCH OF GOVERNMENT.

CHIEF JUSTICE IS THE HEAD OF JUDICIARY. In the principles of separation of power, The President is not the head of government. He is the head of state. He heads one arm of the government called executive. The chief justice is the head of Judiciary (not attorney general). He is the president of the supreme Court - the highest court of the land. Then there is the Speaker, who is the head of parliament. Most of the times many have thought the attorney general heads the Judiciary but no. Attorney general's chief role is advising the president and parliament. He is an ex- officio member of parliament and also a member of the executive. He is part of the cabinet which forms the executive. Parliament, both Senate and Legislative assembly are charged with making laws. The executive implement those laws and other functions while Judiciary reserves the decision as to who has violated aIntern the laws and interpretes the law and the extent and impacts of those transgressions. From t
Post a Comment
Read more

HOW ATTACKING YOUR OPPONENT WORKS AGAINST YOU

HOW JUBILEE CAMPAIGNS FOR NASA Duale has encouraged a majority of Kenyans to send money to pay bill  991444 and your ID number as the account number. It takes men of resolve to stand on the side of truth, democracy and burry the culture of bungling presidential elections. All first and second liberation was never on a silver splatter. The third liberation even if it does not come through Raila will be the most contested compared to the former two. A new Kenya is an expensive venture, Kenyans must be ready to go the extra mile.  Kenyans will brace every hardship to the confines of  their pockets. Remember Some people like Samantha Pendo who knew nothing about elections paid with their dear lives. Many people have paid the price with their blood, it can't be equated to sending ksh 10 free of charge courtesy of Safaricom. I pity majority leader Adan Duale, he thinks he can take on Raila as his equal in a duel but every time he speaks about Odinga, the latter gains lots of p
Post a Comment
Read more