Comments on: Why our second liberation is yet to be completed

By: nyabeta

nyabeta — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 08:29:24 +0000

Mutahi’s talk on KTN is just what Kenyans need to do at this time. he’s really been discussing what needs to be done to help end the crisis we are in. keep it up brother you are a real and true patriot

By: SKY

SKY — Sat, 19 Jan 2008 13:04:21 +0000

Mutahi hits the nail on the head HE CALLS A SPADE A SPADE IN SUCH AN AMAZING STYLE.bravo.his analysis beats the test of most political analysts.

By: Ndegwa

Ndegwa — Thu, 10 Jan 2008 11:09:28 +0000

I notice there is a strange quietness here. Are we all processing the outcome or what?
Its ok to discuss what went wrong, and why.
Cheers

By: ron

ron — Fri, 09 Nov 2007 10:14:51 +0000

we are firmly behind you.

good luck and success

By: Anne

Anne — Mon, 29 Oct 2007 18:01:53 +0000

Can the Sunday Nation reprint Mr. or can I call him Prophet Ngunyi’s article in the next edition of their paper? All that he said about the “IMPERIAL PRESIDENCY” has come to pass. When Kibaki took over, he was painted as a “good” president, a gentleman.

It can now be seen that if one wants to see what a man is made of, just give him power. (It’s not about the outward appearance, it the heart) Kenyan’s can now see what their “supposedly good” president has done and can judge him by that.

Even the ” supposedly evil” Moi had the grace to consult the then opposition leaders on the appointment of new ECK commissioners, (abeit after street protests in Nairobi and pressure from the donor community) under the IPPG agreement.

Kibaki then was “championing” for this, as Leader of Official Opposition. His foot soldiers NOW have the nerve to tell Kenyans that he (Kibaki) has the powers under the constitution. That is true, but didn’t the “suppossedly evil” Moi have the same powers? Why was Kibaki then asking Moi to consult the opposition? Was it not for the people of Kenya to have a free and fair election?

Kenyan’s must vote for a DEVOLVED government that will remove power from this “god” we call the PRESIDENCY and return it to where it belongs, THE PEOPLE OF KENYA.

Long Live Kenya, Long Live The People of KENYA. YOU have the power, make good use of your VOTE to liberate Kenya.

By: Maru Kapkatet

Maru Kapkatet — Thu, 25 Oct 2007 13:36:00 +0000

Mutahi Ngunyi is a very insightful, objective, and accurate political analyst. Reading his articles, one can only thank his former teacher, Prof. Anyang Nyongo for producing good students.

In the initial stages of his presidency, Mr. Kibaki had shown some inclination to departing from Moi’s style of oppresive rule. As age continues to take its toll, Mr. Kibaki is increasingly dependent on Moi for survival and for planning.

I am quite sure that Kibaki and Moi have agreed to jointly sponsor, promote, and manage Moi’s initial project – getting Uhuru Kenyatta to become the next President of Kenyatta. There is urgency in the way Uhuru is now campaigning. It is like he knows that Kibaki’s win in 2007 means Uhuru’s win in 2012.

Like Moi, Kibaki has allowed the rise of oppresive sidekicks in the names of Michuki, Kimunya, Murungi, and Wambui who have in the past shown lack of respect for the rule of law.

It is sad that the new Kenyan Cardinal, Cardinal Njue, is starting to take a tribalistic approach to Kenyan issues. We are starting to see the beginning of the death of the Catholic Church in Kenya as a universal church for all Kenyan tribes. In the future, the Catholic Church will become the church of Mount Kenya.

Cardinal Njue should quote to Kenyans where he got the idea that ODM plans to introduce Majimboism. ODM have clearly stated that they will implement Devolution as outlined in the Bomas Draft. Cardinal Njue should tell Kenyans that he does not agree with the Bomas Draft instead of dwelling on rumours and promoting tribalism.

Kenyan catholics should start wrtting to the Pope to urge His Holiness to reign in Cardinal Njue so that he does not turn the Catholic Church in Kenya into a vehicle for furthering tribalism.

Cardinal Njue should dwell on the Bomas Draft and tell Kenyans why he has never, in the past, spoken againts the draft until now that Kenyans are determined to vote out Kibaki. Where was Njue during the referendum. Kenyans are no longer uninformrd and cannot be misled by those purporting to be God’s sheperds into mortgaging their future.

Cardinal Njue should tell Kenyans whether he agrees with the thriving of economic enslavement in Kenya. Does Cardinal Njue agree with that Tea farmers continue to recive a paltry yearly Bonus while men in suits in Thika reap richly where they have not sown. Does Cardinal Njue agree that the Lake Victoria fishers continue to be economically-enslaved when they fish nights missing sleep only for their fish to be taken to Thika for processing while they getting peanuts in return.

Devolution which ODM has promised to implement is about removing economic enslavement in Kenya. It is about empowering Kenyans to play a greater role in building their regions. It is about fairness. A true man of God will promote devolution in Kenya.

The future of the catholic church in Kenya is bleak if Cardinal Njue is going to be seeing issues with an ethnically-poisoned eye. The future of Kenya is bleak unless discrimination and economic enslavement are removed. The future of Kenya is bleak when a leader is elected to be the president only for that leader to take a back seat and allow ethnically-charged sidekicks to run the country.

By: NOOR MEIGAG

NOOR MEIGAG — Thu, 25 Oct 2007 10:44:33 +0000

A golden opportunity has presented itself to Kenya. ODM & Raila. We must grab them with both hands. Kenya may never have an opportunity such as these one for a long time. Time will also prove if Raila and his Penatgon will be the change Kenyans are yearning for.

Kenyans must free themselves from black elite colonialism who replaced the British settler colonialists. We must also free ourselves from one big tribe chauvinistic tyrany. This tribe is only a big tribe, but not a majority tribe. We can check them like the Ibos were checked in Nigeria.

Kenya has a bright future.

By: Rose Andaro

Rose Andaro — Thu, 25 Oct 2007 07:05:59 +0000

The Kibakis administration promised kenya a new goverment in the fast 100 days of rule which did not materialise only to go to kilifi and come with their own draft,They promised to fight corruption,We all know that the chief executives of key sectors in the country favour one tribe and the rest of us are left wondering if we are kenyans.We have decided to back honourable Raila Odinga for TOTAL LIBERATION and equality for all.we need meanful change go on Honourable Raila we are behind you.You have been a kingmaker for a long time it is about time that they all say RAILA TOSHA.

By: Chepkwony(Kericho)

Chepkwony(Kericho) — Wed, 24 Oct 2007 10:11:33 +0000

We need a new constitution to check on the excesses of these likes. As long as we have a constitution that makes “kings” instead of giving us “servants”, we shall never move out of this quackmire. Hon Raila, we bank on you to give Kenya a TOTAL LIBERATION by all means

By: shaqmaya

shaqmaya — Wed, 24 Oct 2007 05:17:33 +0000

Time has come that ODM should be wary of all potential Kibaki sympathizers. They are out to use all kind of tricks in book to desvastate the dream of an ODM government. Mtahi Ngunyi was an ally before Raila was nominated ODM’s torch bearer and Iam sure if he reads the article now, he will regret why he wrote it.Even Kalonzo’s record, crowd pulling rallies both in Nairobi’s Uhuru park and Tononoka Mombasa was a government hoax meant to equally divide orange parties votes and give kibaki an easy win over both presidential candindates. The game here is, market Kalonzo to the folk by transporting PNU supporters to all his rallies , this will give an impression that his popularity has enormously risen after launching his presidential race. This may and can lead to a situation where some potential ODM voters and parliamentary aspirants switch camps to ODM-Kenya. Orange parties votes will thus be devided into two. Mathematically the target is to raise Kalonzo’s 8 % (from Railas 53 %) to 28 % and reduce Railas from 53 % to 33 % and Kibaki romps home with his 37 %. Balala was right when he said in Kaloleni Giriama that Kalonzo is a government project . If Kalonzo is aware of the project or not, the best thing is Pentagon and ODM sympathizers should warn Kenyans not to fall into this ploy.