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WHY QUEUEING BY JUBILEE HONCHOS WAS A CAMPAIGN PLOY.

Let's face the facts. First lady went to stand in the que to earn public admiration, some sympathy votes here and there. Ha ha haaaa. The campaigns ended on Saturday, but our first woman was still applying her sixth sense to woo sympathy votes by standing idly in the line, when she is privileged to have preferential treatment. I guess she had some pending work as the First Lady.

Which of the many dignitaries was caught on Camera standing in the que? This was the greatest publicity stunt in the history of Kenya. It was very chilly this morning and hence completely preposterous for a national figure and number one family member, to stand there under freezing temperatures for no good reason

I have come to believe birds of a feather indeed fly together. If you see the character of a man you can tell who his wife is and vice versa.

Queueing by any privileged person whether it be Sakaja Johnson, Isaac Ruto, William Ruto or any other was a psychological ploy to dissuade those at the polling stations to vote for such dishonest leaders. When did this queue last with the public if I may ask. Hypocrites. There is no any day they present themselves to mingle with the public but when they want to use the common man for egotistic gains then they spontaneously become angel Gabriel

Meanwhile all the best to all who are contesting and those making the decision on governance.

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