It pointless criticising Steadman

From: Akuku Mourice

If we are really genuinely concerned about change then it is pointless wasting precious time criticising Steadman because he is business man. It is also pointless lamenting so much about the recently concluded primaries. There are people who genuinely lost and are hiding behind flawed elections to cover their inadequacies.

What we need to do now is to closely examine the hypothetical situation of a Kibaki being re-elected. Honestly speaking is PNU a credible alternative to ODM?

If we elect Kibaki, the the roads linking all parts of Western Kenya to Nairobi and Mombasa will degenerate to an extent that visiting relatives working in the cities will only be by air. Kibaki will not care about the fate of fellow Kenyans because that will be his last term anyway. Guess who will be the investors in this new booming airline business. We have seen Michuki push the seat belts rule with gusto while his son set up a company to import seat belts behind the scenes.

A vote for Kibaki is tantamount to giving the Mungiki mandate to erect toll stations in Homa Bay, Kakamega, Webuye, Eldoret, Kericho, Kisumu, e.t.c. The mess at the city centre in Nairobi is just a mere signal of bad things to come.

And who knows if we might introduced another concubine provided with security detail at taxpayers expense. It is least important wether Kibaki has one, two or even a thousand wives but is is wrong to renounce a woman in public and yet we see taxpayers' being used to provide her security detail.

There is a clique of people who want to hold Kenyans hostage through perpertuating poverty, ignorance and desperation because it suits them better. These category which I am afradi to say includes a well known catholic priest and even a cardinal are well endowed with resources. We can only defeat them by knock-out because the referees are apparently against our cause. To do this we need put a convincing case to other Kenyans why change is necessary instead of spreading empty arguments about Steadman.