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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 popularity and his verbal incontinence reverberated badly on him and the public at large. His recent comments has roused so many not a Raila supporter to take to his Mpesa account and stand with a course worth dying for. A course worth giving your all. The course to restore Kenya ad its diminishing glory.

There is no where in the world where change came as a result of the effort of a select few fronting for it, on the contrary change of regimes is the direct result of the people's resolve. All over the world revolutions or peaceful transitions are caused and spearheaded by the people themselves. Regime change all over world is unstoppable as it is always accompanied by a strong impulse like the Hurricane Katrina. As much as the country can ignore or downplay regime change at this juncture, the truth is it is in the offing and no matter how hard we resist it will finally come.

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