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2012
#811 Posted : Friday, June 23, 2017 7:33:27 AM
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If you want to know what Raila will do for Kenya just look at what ODM has done for Nairobi, Mombasa & Kisumu then decide. I understand why watchman from Western tells me he has never and would never vote for baba. As a long time resident of Kibera, he is a first hand 'beneficiary' of Raila's development.
Why are NASA so afraid to tell Kenyans what they plan to do? Why keep to the old diversionary tactics that have not worked before? When you go to interview for a job, your pitch cannot be about what the other employee has done wrong with no idea on how to fix and do better.

BBI will solve it
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Shak
#812 Posted : Friday, June 23, 2017 8:23:58 AM
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What's the pay bill number for'Adopt a polling station'? Asking for a friend smile
hardwood
#813 Posted : Friday, June 23, 2017 9:45:25 AM
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2012 wrote:
If you want to know what Raila will do for Kenya just look at what ODM has done for Nairobi, Mombasa & Kisumu then decide. I understand why watchman from Western tells me he has never and would never vote for baba. As a long time resident of Kibera, he is a first hand 'beneficiary' of Raila's development.
Why are NASA so afraid to tell Kenyans what they plan to do? Why keep to the old diversionary tactics that have not worked before? When you go to interview for a job, your pitch cannot be about what the other employee has done wrong with no idea on how to fix and do better.


When is baba launching his manifesto so that we can see what he intends to do for us?
washiku
#814 Posted : Friday, June 23, 2017 10:49:23 AM
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Joined: 5/9/2007
Posts: 13,095
2012 wrote:
If you want to know what Raila will do for Kenya just look at what ODM has done for Nairobi, Mombasa & Kisumu then decide. I understand why watchman from Western tells me he has never and would never vote for baba. As a long time resident of Kibera, he is a first hand 'beneficiary' of Raila's development.
Why are NASA so afraid to tell Kenyans what they plan to do? Why keep to the old diversionary tactics that have not worked before? When you go to interview for a job, your pitch cannot be about what the other employee has done wrong with no idea on how to fix and do better.


He will fight corruption and ensure all members of his cabinet does and that they take responsibility of scandals in their portfolios as he takes political responsibility of the government like he did in the past.



Shak
#815 Posted : Friday, June 23, 2017 11:26:44 AM
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Quote: The Star
"The High Court has declined to suspend the ballot papers printing awarded to Dubai firm Al Ghurair and asked the CJ to form a bench to hear the case.

Justice George Odunga ruled on Friday that NASA failed to convince the court that the temporary orders were necessary.

Odunga ordered that the file be immediately taken to Chief Justice David Maraga so he can constitute a three-judge bench to hear the dispute on Tuesday.

Lawyers representing the IEBC, Al Ghurair, the AG and other interested parties had put up a spirited fight for the court not to suspend the contract at this stage. The general election will take place on August 8.

The lawyers informed the court that they required time to respond to issues raised by the Opposition before any orders are issued.

They said they had just received the suit papers following a ruling by Odunga on Thursday.

"The court should not make an order that may frustrate or prevent the holding of elections as scheduled," said a lawyer representing the electoral commission...."
maka
#816 Posted : Friday, June 23, 2017 11:34:00 AM
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Shak wrote:
Quote: The Star
"The High Court has declined to suspend the ballot papers printing awarded to Dubai firm Al Ghurair and asked the CJ to form a bench to hear the case.

Justice George Odunga ruled on Friday that NASA failed to convince the court that the temporary orders were necessary.

Odunga ordered that the file be immediately taken to Chief Justice David Maraga so he can constitute a three-judge bench to hear the dispute on Tuesday.

Lawyers representing the IEBC, Al Ghurair, the AG and other interested parties had put up a spirited fight for the court not to suspend the contract at this stage. The general election will take place on August 8.

The lawyers informed the court that they required time to respond to issues raised by the Opposition before any orders are issued.

They said they had just received the suit papers following a ruling by Odunga on Thursday.

"The court should not make an order that may frustrate or prevent the holding of elections as scheduled," said a lawyer representing the electoral commission...."



I thought Odunga is pro NASA?
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freiks
#817 Posted : Friday, June 23, 2017 1:24:38 PM
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maka wrote:
Shak wrote:
Quote: The Star
"The High Court has declined to suspend the ballot papers printing awarded to Dubai firm Al Ghurair and asked the CJ to form a bench to hear the case.

Justice George Odunga ruled on Friday that NASA failed to convince the court that the temporary orders were necessary.

Odunga ordered that the file be immediately taken to Chief Justice David Maraga so he can constitute a three-judge bench to hear the dispute on Tuesday.

Lawyers representing the IEBC, Al Ghurair, the AG and other interested parties had put up a spirited fight for the court not to suspend the contract at this stage. The general election will take place on August 8.

The lawyers informed the court that they required time to respond to issues raised by the Opposition before any orders are issued.

They said they had just received the suit papers following a ruling by Odunga on Thursday.

"The court should not make an order that may frustrate or prevent the holding of elections as scheduled," said a lawyer representing the electoral commission...."



I thought Odunga is pro NASA?


He knows CJ said there is no stopping the printing and all judgements done regarding this must conform to date 8817 for general election
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alma1
#818 Posted : Friday, June 23, 2017 1:46:27 PM
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freiks wrote:
maka wrote:
Shak wrote:
Quote: The Star
"The High Court has declined to suspend the ballot papers printing awarded to Dubai firm Al Ghurair and asked the CJ to form a bench to hear the case.

Justice George Odunga ruled on Friday that NASA failed to convince the court that the temporary orders were necessary.

Odunga ordered that the file be immediately taken to Chief Justice David Maraga so he can constitute a three-judge bench to hear the dispute on Tuesday.

Lawyers representing the IEBC, Al Ghurair, the AG and other interested parties had put up a spirited fight for the court not to suspend the contract at this stage. The general election will take place on August 8.

The lawyers informed the court that they required time to respond to issues raised by the Opposition before any orders are issued.

They said they had just received the suit papers following a ruling by Odunga on Thursday.

"The court should not make an order that may frustrate or prevent the holding of elections as scheduled," said a lawyer representing the electoral commission...."



I thought Odunga is pro NASA?



He knows CJ said there is no stopping the printing and all judgements done regarding this must conform to date 8817 for general election


I take viceroy, but whatever weed you take Freiks, I want. Ati nini tena? Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly
Thieves are not good people. Tumeelewana?

Iganamagana
#819 Posted : Friday, June 23, 2017 1:47:23 PM
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limanika wrote:
And on this matter of 'guarding votes' can naswa come out clean what is the basis and if anchored in law. Since Police are the ones mandated to provide law and order, are we going to have parallel group of civilian providing police services at the polling stations. This either means law and order has broken down or will break down on material day.

Some of us are now afraid to even go out and vote


That's their game plan!
alma1
#820 Posted : Friday, June 23, 2017 2:03:08 PM
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Iganamagana wrote:
limanika wrote:
And on this matter of 'guarding votes' can naswa come out clean what is the basis and if anchored in law. Since Police are the ones mandated to provide law and order, are we going to have parallel group of civilian providing police services at the polling stations. This either means law and order has broken down or will break down on material day.

Some of us are now afraid to even go out and vote


That's their game plan!


Something tells me that the two of you are lying. I know you shall go vote. I'm 100% sure of that. So what you are doing now is lying...

Kwanza you are the fellas who will be looking at what your wives have voted. Go vote...No one is going to fight in this country again...If it is scare mongering you are trying...Please use other tactics to get votes. It's very repugnant to have grown people like you lying here that you will not vote because you are scared of raira. Aibu kubwa sana.
Thieves are not good people. Tumeelewana?

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