AMAZING ARTICLES BY MA KOCHARO

RAILA ODINGA THE PRESIDENT. Kenyans knew in their hearts ever since 8/8/2017 Raila ODINGA and his running mate Stephen Kalonzo Musyoka won the presidential elections of 2017. The mendate Kenyans hopefully bestowed upon Raila and Kalonzo was usurped by Uhuruto in a Machiavellian way. In broad day light victory was stolen from NASA. The culture of stealing elections or electoral injustice dates back to 1960s when Kenya was a non democratic state. Sadly the Devil of electoral injustice is still lording over us to date. Yesterdays swearing in ceremony of Raila, not as the people's president but as the president of the republic of Kenya, which was snubbed by his own very running mate and co principles due to fear of death hence watering down its relevance has left many who had no idea of electoral injustice scratching their heads. Yesterday's national event, national because Kenyans came out in large numbers, almost 200 times the few Kenyans who attended Jubilee coronation cer

THE FALL OF NAIROBI COUNTY With the inception of county government in 2013, Kenyans, specifically the over three million nairobians, had extravagant expectations from one man Dr. Evans Kidero who was to be the first inaugural governor taking on an elephantine task of steering the most crucial county housing Kenya's capital and national headquarters. It was an uphill task but albeit with the competence and management proficiency he had, the son of Asumbi was poised to achieve a lot and mitigate Nairobi's problems. Unfortunately Nairobians are an impatient generation. They wanted everything sorted in one year. What a hypocrisy? Without structures  foundations making remarkabke progress in two years could not only be described as a pipe dream but a daytime reverie. Kidero needed time to achieve transformation of the city. His second term would be a critical opportunity to enable his government execute his ambitious plans after fixing structures and rudimentals,too bad his reele

With the emergence of sex dolls for men, Samantha's, the striking difference in men and women interns of sex cannot be overemphasised. Sexuality of men and women are diametrically opposed to each other. Men want sex for physical satisfaction( in most cases) while women want sex for emotional satisfaction. Women give sex to men as a precious gift. A proof of submission and sacrifice. Women undoubtedly believe giving sex is the ultimate show of love. "A man can cheat on his woman and still love her but a woman cannot cheat on her man and still love him. I say this because while men do not have sex with emotions, women can't have sex without attaching emotions to it. This is the reason men simply need a place to have sex while women need a reason to have sex. Most women who take their husbands to court for divorce are those that cheat on their men. A non cheating woman would most likely never take her husband to court for divorce, unless the man exceedingly abuses her ph

BANNING IS NEVER THE SOLUTION. I have learnt banning anything in Kenya is never a solution but a source of problems. The best case scenario is the banning of the night bus travel. Just imagine how the dumb-ass decision has affected individual and national economies. You booked a bus at ksh 800 pre season and now you are being told you have to part with about ksh 2000, this Njaanuary. The same to banning Shisha. Where is the wisdom in banning shisha and leaving behind the same tobacco in other forms? In short we approve of the same toxic chemicals bot not for  the piped form? Does it really create any difference even if one session of shisha is equal to smocking five packets of cigarettes? I don't think so. Cigarette and other toxic drugs are but a matter of choice between life and  death. Everybody should be left to bear his own choice. What about banning of plastic paper bags? Well we could have done the right thing on this but in an imbecilic way. We are poised to lose all