RE: Leo Odera Omollo

Contribution from the above named person cannot go without mention, personally I find them full of vitriol, lacking substance and poorly researched.  The quango style of reporting and the hullabaloo it causes amongst like minded people is wanting; I would recommend that Mr  Leo Odera goes for some journalistic polishing .
 
 
Your discourses are usually out and off the norm; you seem to take criticism
personal and more often that not go below the belt. Case in hand is attacking Mr T. Odhiambo about his heritage, for crying out loud what has this got to do with the disposition? I come from Gem and proud to be one and whenever am involved in any mature debate Gem  does not add any value to the contribution but the ME   The paradigm shift should be towards setting a pace for our people certainly Luos to taking a route that would pull us out of the bondage. Mr Odera you have experience and I believe you have your own right to dangle your 'CV' which is not so impressive either ; let your emotions not imprison you in sober discussions , remember you are communicating with/to the people not imposing your styles and likes to the. Lastly, you keep us well informed about happenings all over Kenya but more often than not  to delve on history  with piece  of information hidden and relegated(I remember summary in my high school).
 
Some of your articles namely about people  following one individual blindly
needs to  be lauded but one thing you got to  understand is that  vehicles used
for mobilising  people are based on rhetoric, policies  and game of numbers ; if
Raila can accomplish that , lets support him. Luos are amongst the brainy lots
in Africa but we get driven by egos, attitude and  'wuod ng'ane to ong'eyo ang'o'.
 
 Churchil Audi(UK)