Re: ODMK UNITE FOR THE SAKE OF KENYA

Munene,

I bet we do not aspire to have the kind of Kenya you envisage.

You are doing a lot of harm to our sisters and brothers from the Kikuyu community, and I bet, it is them who should respond to your insinuations.

We all belong to Kenya, and the same way a Kikuyu can lead, I bet is the same way a Pokomo, Kamba, Luhya, Luo, Giriama, Kisii, Maasai et al can lead.

It is unfortunate that we have had two Kikuyu and one Kalenjin presidents, and in their collective leadership, Kenya has sank to the dogs. There is nothing inspiring to be proud of.

If that is the hallmark of leadership, then I am convinced that it is time to move to test leadership from other capable Kenyans, people who can end tribalism, corruption and bad governance. And to that extent, we have a bridge to the Kenya we all want.

I am not exactly sure if my brothers and sisters from the Kikuyu community support your sentiments, for silence, in most cases means consent.

Odhiambo T Oketch
Komarock Nairobi