more people are killed by public transport in a month than the total number killed in 2007/8 genocide.kibaki has totally failed on curbing these deaths.why not give the transport ministry job to a person who is interested in bringing order in the sector like michuki

1. We drink ourselves silly and get into vehicles and drive
2. We get into overloaded public transport willingly
3. We fail to alert the matatu/bus driver that he is over-speeding
4. We give bribes to cops to look the other side
5.We would rather buy cheap spares than originals which mean the difference between life and death
6. We showboat about our driving skills..."i can do coast in _hours..."
7. We overtake needlessly even when there is a traffic jam
8. We regard other drivers to be less knowledgeable and view ourselves as experts
9.We barely check the condition of the vehicle before driving off and rarely use safety belts
10. We would rather pay for a DL than earn it in a driving school.

So exactly where does Kibaki come in ?? Lets not be a society that looks for scape goats rather than accept responsibility for our actions

by the way kibaki has contributed to the madness in the sector by abating corruption from the top.WE NEED A KENYAN SATA TO slay this corruption dragon

Yes Kibaki is the cause of all the corruption we have. You are very very right Kudos for pointing it out.

Do you have credible data showing deaths/injuries from road accidents then and now ama ni guess work?
What Michuki did is commendable that i agree but you have to look beyond michuki and Kibaki. We Kenyans have to cultivate a culture of being responsible for our actions. The Michukis of this world will not always be there. We need to take responsibility for our actions. Why do we suddenly feel the urge to call upon (in your words) the person who bears the greatest responsibility)Hii ni upus. Take charge of your life and influence others around you positively and you will see the change rather than wait for the government. It starts with YOU!