FACTS WHY HE IS THE NOMINEE AND THE LAUREATE TO BE..!!!

1-WON THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION SAND WAS STOLEN FROM HIM BLATANTLY.
2-SAID TO FELLOW KENYANS WHO ELECTED HIM AFTER SEEING THE COUNTRY BLEEDING AND BEING TORN APART KOSOVO WAY THAT “OUR COUNTRY KENYA IS BIGGER THAN MYSELF RAILA AND ANYONE ELSE FOR THAT MATTER,HENCE LET US BE ONE COUNTRY AND KIBAKI CONTINUE HIS PRESIDENCY AND LETS’ LIVE IN PEACE”..THE PRESIDENCY KIBAKI STOLE FROM HIM.
HENCE BRINGING BACK PEACE TO A NATION THAT WAS MOVING DOWN THE GENOCIDE ROAD.
3-HE ACCEPTED TO BE GIVEN THE “ZERO-POWER PREMIER,JUST FOR THE SAKE OF THE COUNTRYS’ PEACE AND THATS WHAT HE IS USING TO WORK FOR THIS NATION “UNDER” KIBAKI.
4-HE ACCEPTED EVEN TO WORK WITH HIS POLITICAL NEMESIS AND “JUDAS” KALONZO MUSYOKA IN THE SAME CABINET,WITH OTHER M.P’S AND MINISTERS WHO KEPT ON ABUSING HIM AS AGWAMBO DURING THE CAMPAIGN PERIODS AND AFTER HE WON THE PRESIDENCY AND THEN THEY STOLE.

SO RAILA AMOLO ODINGA IS THE OBVIOUS NOMINEE FOR THE PRESTIGIOUS NOBEL PEACE PRIZE THIS YEAR,LET THEM GIVE IT TO HIM,HE DESERVES IT YESTERDAY,TODAY AND TOMMORROW,FOR HE SAVED OUR COUNTRY COZ HE LOVES US,THE NATION AND MORE TAHN ANYTHING ELSE HE LOVES PEACE.

ARTHUR.

The list wasn’t complete by the time I looked at it

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Kenya’s new Cabinet

Story by ANTHONY KARIUKI
Publication Date: 4/13/2008
Kenya’s coalition Government has finally been unveiled following weeks of tense negotiations between President Kibaki and Prime Minister-designate Raila Odinga.

President Kibaki and Prime Minister Raila Odinga after they agreed to share power.
President Kibaki, accompanied by Mr Odinga and Vice President Kalonzo Musyoka, has announced the new Cabinet in a live address from State House, Nairobi, to the nation.

Here are the members of the new Cabinet:

President: Mwai Kibaki

Vice President and Minster for Home Affairs: Kalonzo Musyoka

Prime Minister: Raila Odinga

Deputy PM and Minster for Trade Uhuru Kenyatta

Deputy PM and Minister for Local Governmet: Musalia Mudavadi

Minister for Internal Security and Provincial Adminstration: Prof George Saitoti

Asst. Ministers: Orwa Ojode

Simeon Lesrima

Minister for Roads: Kiplaya Kones

Asst. Ministers: Machage, Lee Kinyanjui

Minister for Public Works: Chris Obure
Asst. Minister: Dick Wathika

Minister for Transport: Chirau Mwakere

Asst. Minister: John Mwau

Minister for Lands: James Orengo

Asst. Minister: Sylvester Wakoli and Samuel Rae

Minister for Energy: Kiraitu Murungi

Asst. Ministers: Charles Keter and Mohammed Maalim

Minster for Roads: Kiplaya Kones

Asst. Minister: Wilfred Machage

Minister for Special Programmes: Naomi Shaban

Asst. Minister: Mohammed Ali

Minister for Gender and Children: Esther Mathenge

Asst. Minister: Athanus Keya

Minister for Public Health and Sanitation: Beth Mugo

Asst. Minister: J Ondicho

Minister for Medical Services: Prof Anyang’ Nyong’o

Asst. Minister: Danson Mungatana

Minister for Labour: John Munyes

Asst. Minister: Sospeter Ojamoong

Minister for Youth and Sports: Prof Helen Sambili

Asst. Ministers: Wavinya Ndeti and Kabando wa Kabando

Minister for Education: Prof Sam Ongeri

Asst. Ministers: Patrick Olweny and Andrew Mwatela

Minister for Higher Education: Sally Kosgei

Asst. Ministers: Kilemi Mwiria and Osman Kamama

Minister for Immigration and Registration of Persons: Otieno Kajwang

Asst. Minister Francis Baya

Minister for Defence: Yusuf Haji

Asst. Ministers: David Musila and Joseph Nkaisssery

Attorney General: Amos Wako

Source: http://www.nationmedia.com/dailynation/nmgcontententry.asp?category_id=1&newsid=121099

Mr. Odinga this is a mistake that many will remember. PNU is looking to sully ODM’s reputation, and by agreeing to this (a bloated cabinet), ODM and PNU will be on the same muddy level. SOLD OUT is what a lot of ordinary Kenyans will feel. Some compromises are not worth making, especially if it is on the backs of honest, hardworking Kenyans!
I hope ODM won’t have to look back and see this as the moment when the tide of goodwill began to change!

Update 5:23 pm Kenyan Time

For the first time in the history of Kenya a sitting president has
contributed to debate in parliament. Usually Kenyan presidents just
give speeches.

President Kibaki gave his lengthy contribution in his capacity as
member for Othaya shortly after that of Prime Minister designate Raila
Odinga as member for Langata.

I was touched by the impact this crisis seems to have had on our
president’s health. I have never heard him repeating himself or
rambling on and on which is exactly what happened at one juncture and
seemed to cause considerable anxiety on the government front benches
but fascination from the rest of the house.

The president emphasized that God must love Kenya a great deal and
went on to mention God more times in this speech than in all his
previous speeches (since he became president) put together. He went on
to insinuate that the place where the country was going before the
peace deal was reached, was really scary. His excellency Mwai Kibaki
also emphasized the fact that the young people of Kenya (new
generation) have no room for tribalism in the way they think or do
their things. He noted that this younger generation have settled all
over the world and are making a huge impact in many societies, not to
mention the fact that they send money back home for development and
other activities.

President Kibaki caused laughter and indeed surprise when he pointed
out that all that was needed to have a new constitution in Kenya was
to give the whole job to Orengo (James). He added that Hon Orengo
knows all that they have been discussing in the previous failed
attempts to get a new constitution and was bound to come up with a
document that would be acceptable to all, the president said.

The mood in parliament was one of unanimous agreement to the bill and
cordial behaviour to each other. This was only broken briefly on two
occasions. Firstly when in an apparent slip of the tongue Gitobu
Imanyara while contributing to debate said that the rest of Africa
would always measure the standards of their election against the one
that took place in Kenya. There was uproar from the ODM side and even
the PNU back benches and it took several minutes for the speaker to
restore order. The other time was when the mover of the motion Martha
Karua stood to move the motion after debate and warned against the use
of insensitive language referring to member Otieno Kajwangs referring
to a “stolen election” in his remarks.

Voting is now going on and although the ayes have it, since this is a
constitutional amendment bill, numbers have to be verified so that the
two thirds majority required to pass the bill is attained. Some
notable nays so far include Eugune Wamalwa and Charles Kilonzo.

15h45 Local Time – Historic Day for Kenya

Kenya parliament is currently debating historic bills. The Justice
Minister had earlier moved the motion seeking to pass the Constitution
of Kenya Amendment Bill 2008. The next motion will be the National
Accord and Reconcilliation Bill. Both bills are aimed at legalising
the peace agreement that was signed by Raila Odinga and President
Kibaki on 28/Feb/2008.

President Mwai Kibaki has just arrived in parliament and is
surprisingly occupying the seat of Leader of Government Business, and
has asked Raila to join him on the government side. It is significant
that Kalonzo was initially forced to move to No.3 on government front
benches, but is now sitting next to Mudavadi on the official
opposition benches. Both Raila and Kibaki are now contentedly seating
on government side and those who were at the end of that bench have
now had to move to the back bench. Is he discreetly telling us that
Raila is NOW leader of government business? Only time will tell.

Earlier, George Saitoti had raised tension in the house by launching a
scathing attacking on some MPs who supported violence in Rift Valley,
particularly where innocent people were burnt in a church in Eldoret.
(I wonder why he did not mention those who were burnt to death in
Naivasha or was it an attempt to campaign for the Deputy PMs seat)

All speakers have supported the Constitution of Kenya Amendment Bill
2008 and it is likely going by the mood of the house, this bills will
sail without a hitch.

The speaker reminded members that the last time the Kenya constitution
was amended by parliament in 1982 when the then KANU government
(outlawed multi-party) and made Kenya a dejure one party state, it
took ten long painful and agonising years to undo this amendment.