Hapa kazi tu

wrongturn said:
nothing wrong, just buying loyalty.Siasa safi, anyone would have done the same.
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I hope you have said that in jest...sincerely this is stupidity of the highest level....you know some quarters believe that Sakaja is just a Sonko who knows how to wipe his nose....I hope they are wrong....
 
Montecarlo said:
you know some quarters believe that Sakaja is just a Sonko who knows how to wipe his nose....I hope they are wrong....
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we're back to 2013 again when most of us felt, the incoming CIC ametoka kwa familia ya billionaires, hawezi iba, the rest was history.
Sahi tulisema sonko ni chokora,tuna taka mtu polished na kwa main seat tumesema ni hustler, hustler hawezi ibia hustlers wenzake, ama namna gani?
 
wrongturn said:
we're back to 2013 again when most of us felt, the incoming CIC ametoka kwa familia ya billionaires, hawezi iba, the rest was history.
Sahi tulisema sonko ni chokora,tuna taka mtu polished na kwa main seat tumesema ni hustler, hustler hawezi ibia hustlers wenzake, ama namna gani?
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I think some people have mis-understood the hustler narrative is so far as the Kenyan political context is concerned.
To me I think it means the following:
a) Having a President who understands the common wanjiku and what wanjiku goes through to eke a living;
b) Breaking the mold that has forever ensured that a Kenyatta or Odinga has a say on the political and socio-economic matters of Kenya
c) Making the economy work for wanjiku so that wanjiku's quality of life can improve
Whether the proponents of it will distort it, I know not but even David Ndii has explained it as thus.
 
Montecarlo said:
I think some people have mis-understood the hustler narrative is so far as the Kenyan political context is concerned.
To me I think it means the following:
a) Having a President who understands the common wanjiku and what wanjiku goes through to eke a living;
b) Breaking the mold that has forever ensured that a Kenyatta or Odinga has a say on the political and socio-economic matters of Kenya
c) Making the economy work for wanjiku so that wanjiku's quality of life can improve
Whether the proponents of it will distort it, I know not but even David Ndii has explained it as thus.
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Well put. People are so scarred and are viewing anything and everything through the lense of perfection.

If anything, Sakaja is a bright chap. He has a minority in the county assembly so he has to play his cards well and 'seduce' the majority.

Furthermore, the bar is so low in Nairobi. I doubt anybody can do worse than Sonko and Kananu+NMS matrix.
 
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