Safina's Muite & Matiba's Asili Are Kibaki's Thorn In The Flesh Of Kibaki

 
For too long, there has been a distrust between Kiambu, Murang'a and Mt Kenya regions of central province. In the elections after Jomo Kenyatta's era, the distrust had been present but not too obvious. When Matiba fought for the second liberation, he came close to allowing the presidency be realised beyond Kiambu. Raila bestowed the presidency to Nyeri.
 
This time however, it has not been predicted clearly, but something phonomenal is happening. If you can see it already, say Oyea! Of course, it has been foretold that Kibaki will not win the 2007 presidential elections. In fact, he will be 3rd. Kalonzo will be 2nd to Raila who will inturn be Kenya's 4th president. Here is how this prediction has been brought forth thus far.
 
As Kibaki was cursed for reneging on MOU, Mamlukis, Anglo Leasing, his grip on his cronies will dissipate at these cronies greed to power. They will not get contended with 'you first' as seen in PNU primaries and have fallen back to 'smaller' parties as their sponsor to parliament. As you can see, Safina is the greatest beneficiary. It has been said that leadership is from God. Paul Kabugi Muite, after being shunned by Kibaki this last term will emerge stronger than Kibaki himself in these elections.
 
Please, understand also that Raila to will be wounded as he emerges victoriously. His grip on Nyanza has began to loosen. In the 10th august house, there will be three Tuju-like rebels. Luo Nyanza will begin to tussle for the next undisputerd leader.
 
Some have wondered why I dare give these predictions. They argue that if I let the cat out of the bag, Kibaki will wake up and change tactics. Well, to them all, Ragem says "What must be, must be. Kibaki's loss is a promise, Muite & Matiba's role is a gift, and Kalonzo's destiny as the leader of the opposition is God's command."
 
Do you hear me Kenyans? Lets sit back and enjoy.
 
 
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Joram Ragem
wuod Ndinya, wuod Onam, wuod Amolo, wuod Owuoth, wuod Oganyo, wuod Mumbe, wuod Odongo, wuod Olwande, wuod Adhaya, wuod Ojuodhi, woud Ragem! ( Are you my relative?)