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ROSELYN AKOMBE STEALS SHOW TO BE THE MASHUJAA HEROIN

NOT THE LEAST ARE ELECTION HEROES.

I don't want the sun to go down without honouring a few more heroes. You know that when the sun sets and dusk arrives, its a new day, according to the order of Creation.

Let me take you back to the historical jurisprudence. It happened Dr. Roslyn Kwamboka Akombe was in court when Chief Justice, David Kenani Maraga was giving a tumultuous bomb of justice. After few days Dr. Akombe proselytized herself into the religious faith of Chief Justice. If there is another man or woman who fears God in the defunct IEBC, led by Wafula Chebukati and Ezra Chiloba. She was moved by Maraga's integrity and fear for God.

Chiloba has not resigned. He is taking us for fools. Of what use is a 3 week vacation? The fact that he has accepted his iniquities in the foregoing nullified and  shambolic election, is sufficient proof for him to be prosecuted and jailed. His actions are synonymous to those of a hunter who after setting perfectly his bait - contrivance, goes to his prey and announces, I have yielded to your pleas, you can go to the forest without me.

I am Saying my heroes are, David Kenani Maraga, James Orengo, Otiende Amollo, Opondo Kaluma, Babu Owino and DR.ROSLYN AKOMBE, Philomena Mwilu and Somokin Wanjala , Isaac Lenaola, Esther Nyaiyaki just to mention but a few.

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