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Taurrus
#181 Posted : Tuesday, October 06, 2015 7:56:11 PM
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Cornelius Vanderbilt wrote:
it was real



A 1k a day in your home area is good cash[90K in three months wonderful!}Applause Applause Applause
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Othelo
#182 Posted : Tuesday, October 06, 2015 8:32:26 PM
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Taurrus wrote:
Cornelius Vanderbilt wrote:
it was real



A 1k a day in your home area is good cash[90K in three months wonderful!}Applause Applause Applause

So contract you pay 30k, while permanent you pay 23k??????
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Matoe
#183 Posted : Wednesday, October 07, 2015 9:49:31 AM
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Othelo wrote:
Taurrus wrote:
Cornelius Vanderbilt wrote:
it was real



A 1k a day in your home area is good cash[90K in three months wonderful!}Applause Applause Applause

So contract you pay 30k, while permanent you pay 23k??????


@othelo the 30k is for secondary school not primo
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Cornelius Vanderbilt
#184 Posted : Wednesday, October 07, 2015 9:08:53 PM
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1. 280,000 is the average number of teachers we have in Kenya
2. Add an average of 80,000 retirees.
3. And an average of 90,000 new tr's whooll have left college by 2017
4. And an average of 45,000 who'll still be in college and eligible to vote.
5. And an average of 10,000 who'll have left high school and planning to. study education.
Let each one of them come with at least 5 members of their family and manage to convince other 3 voters. That's 8 in total. Now get the answer and see how teachers could influence Kenyan politics if it weren't for the cheap tribal voting.
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nakujua
#185 Posted : Thursday, October 08, 2015 7:57:30 PM
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Cornelius Vanderbilt wrote:
1. 280,000 is the average number of teachers we have in Kenya
2. Add an average of 80,000 retirees.
3. And an average of 90,000 new tr's whooll have left college by 2017
4. And an average of 45,000 who'll still be in college and eligible to vote.
5. And an average of 10,000 who'll have left high school and planning to. study education.
Let each one of them come with at least 5 members of their family and manage to convince other 3 voters. That's 8 in total. Now get the answer and see how teachers could influence Kenyan politics if it weren't for the cheap tribal voting.

Considering teaching mostly runs in families the 5 family members will be other teachers or kids studying the same and the other 3 they manage to convince will be fellow collegues in the staff room. smile

I think farmers are the majority and would influence kenyan politics more.
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Bigchick
#186 Posted : Thursday, October 08, 2015 10:12:09 PM
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nakujua wrote:
Cornelius Vanderbilt wrote:
1. 280,000 is the average number of teachers we have in Kenya
2. Add an average of 80,000 retirees.
3. And an average of 90,000 new tr's whooll have left college by 2017
4. And an average of 45,000 who'll still be in college and eligible to vote.
5. And an average of 10,000 who'll have left high school and planning to. study education.
Let each one of them come with at least 5 members of their family and manage to convince other 3 voters. That's 8 in total. Now get the answer and see how teachers could influence Kenyan politics if it weren't for the cheap tribal voting.

Considering teaching mostly runs in families the 5 family members will be other teachers or kids studying the same and the other 3 they manage to convince will be fellow collegues in the staff room. smile

I think farmers are the majority and would influence kenyan politics more.


I support your argument.I think this teachers are misguided with the believe that they have the numbers to make a difference.

Shock on them.
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Swenani
#187 Posted : Thursday, October 08, 2015 10:14:58 PM
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Bigchick wrote:
nakujua wrote:
Cornelius Vanderbilt wrote:
1. 280,000 is the average number of teachers we have in Kenya
2. Add an average of 80,000 retirees.
3. And an average of 90,000 new tr's whooll have left college by 2017
4. And an average of 45,000 who'll still be in college and eligible to vote.
5. And an average of 10,000 who'll have left high school and planning to. study education.
Let each one of them come with at least 5 members of their family and manage to convince other 3 voters. That's 8 in total. Now get the answer and see how teachers could influence Kenyan politics if it weren't for the cheap tribal voting.

Considering teaching mostly runs in families the 5 family members will be other teachers or kids studying the same and the other 3 they manage to convince will be fellow collegues in the staff room. smile

I think farmers are the majority and would influence kenyan politics more.


I support your argument.I think this teachers are misguided with the believe that they have the numbers to make a difference.

Shock on them.


washana na sisi.....How are you bigshick? I have missed asking you for a handjob-I hope your hands are still soft na haujanza kulimana kupasua kuni ni shoka
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harrydre
#188 Posted : Thursday, October 29, 2015 11:47:40 PM
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Nikubaya!

i.am.back!!!!
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newfarer
#189 Posted : Tuesday, November 10, 2015 8:47:02 PM
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At least sense prevails. Kudos president uhuru

www.standardmedia.co.ke/...knut-and-tsc-to-sign-cba
punda amecheka
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washiku
#190 Posted : Tuesday, November 10, 2015 9:50:39 PM
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newfarer wrote:
At least sense prevails. Kudos president uhuru

www.standardmedia.co.ke/...knut-and-tsc-to-sign-cba


Why did they have to drag the teachers and the nation through all that pain if they knew finally they had to go and face Mt. Kenya and say "Uhuru wewe ndie baba"
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