You miss my point @Wukan. What i am condemning is 30 years of zero government action as far as development of education,housing,transport etc in Nairobi is concerned leaving peace loving Kenyans at the mercy of hyenas ready to fill the gap where government has failed flat.

I am proposing we go back to the days where government built proper schools complete with all amenities. Further, I am also proposing we go back to an education system that worked complete with school inspectors who would randomly check into schools with their piki pikis to keep drunken teachers on check. Schools where pretty(supuu) teaching practice teachers trained at Highridge teachers college would be posted for their elective year. Schools that participated in music festivals, sports, drama, science congress etc after practicing hard in facilities in their own compounds. schools where every child sat on a desk and chair. That is what i count as quality education.

Problem is that government has abdicated its role of building schools for over 3 decades and yet the population has grown exponentially. Another big problem is Kenyans are a "FAD" society. If it is fashionable to take your kids to academy then everyone rushes to take their kids there. If it is fashionable to live in matchbox apartment then everyone rushes there etc. Ban the fad and everything will be alright.

Take for example rural areas of Kenya.... Wananchi still send their kids to public schools and the existing private ones are spacious and well built.I have not heard my relatives from rural Nyeri lamenting about the quality of education in the village primary school. Take another example of public hospitals. Wanachi (sanasana wa Nairobi) would be caught dead going to a public hospital where they are guaranteed of a qualified physician and standard quality drugs but would rather go to those funny funny clinics where they are shafted proper and all their life savings taken away.Kuleni jeuri yenu pole pole.

You want to know where Kenya's disregard for planning started, watch this video starting from 27:10



If you have time watch the whole thing. People actually praise Kenyatta's disobedience of law and due process as great leadership. It would have been OK if these were ordinary village people with no positions but no, these are people who later occupied positions of leadership. The culture that has been created is one where the law means nothing.

It is very tragic that children died but people are also celebrating KJs and Ruto's arbitrary grabbing of Lenana School land without due process. It is understandable for KJ as the local MP to ask for it but it is the height of lunacy for the Deputy president to say "Haya Chukua". But then again that is the kind of thing he thinks leadership is.

If govt is always ready to compulsorily acquire land for roads and railways, dams etc how come they cant do the same and get 3 acres of land to put up that school instead of grabbing lenana land? Is this a plot for some individuals to grab lenana land?