Kisii JESHI LA MZEE!!!!!!!!!

With all due respect for the civil service society, something is a miss among the type of leaders we follow and vote for. Could it be that "we are blind"...

Calling a spade by its operational base, how dare should a senior Minister (Nyachae) declare publicly of his vigilante group well dressed in preparation for the folding events towards the General Election time.

As any Minister/Assistant minister, the government does provide personal security besides the known Utumishi kwa wote. If you read the video footage ( http://www.ktnkenya.tv/mod.php?topic=19&style=news&ud=0 ), you will automatically realise that this was a stage managed attack on Mr. Magara......

It is very ironical that the survival of Hon. Nyanchae into active politics is soon fading and there is likeliness that Hon. Magara could be a choice for the Abagusii community next and point guard. I do concure that violence has been witnessed in a number of rallies but in most cases, none of these has witnessed youths armed with arrows and bows and being introduced and given the guard of honour in a public funds drive.

Does it indicate that the police have been rendered jobless however no state of emergency has been called for? YES, Hon. Kalanzo was also heckled in Western Province, the other day it was His Excellency the President of the Republic-Hon. Kibaki in Eastern.

I competely fail to get a solution to this end....... I wonder why we all have to face such kind of hostility....why deploying a vigilante group in a funds drive? Ask yourself, what about after the election is done, what will you have achieved as a deployed vigilant?

How about your party of choice (PANU, ODM or ODM-K) loosing or winning the election, where will you be having kicked your fellow community member from his/her daily lifestyle?.

As Kenyans we should rejoice that we have mentained some sense of humanity in African politics as compared to other countries across.

To sum up, should Nyachae apologise to Magara or should it be from the Head of State (Kibaki)?..... Hello, since when do the Abagusii dress in SHUKA? give us some break, we all need one another for the better of Kenya.

Regards

John Vorster
JAKISUMU