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murenj
#1 Posted : Thursday, May 16, 2013 9:10:41 PM
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I remember TNA supporters from a nearby ethnic group chanting 'tumefika' in from of the cameras, immediately the election results were announced. well today I saw a female Hawker from that ethnic group fleeing from city council askaris, baby strapped on the back, goods for sale in another hand......so much of 'tumefika' chanting....but lets move on...
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Tokyo
#2 Posted : Friday, May 17, 2013 12:37:40 AM
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How confidnce are you regarding her ethnicity unless you are the one or unanyemelea kwake after dusk
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thuks
#3 Posted : Friday, May 17, 2013 6:33:13 AM
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Non sequitur...
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Amores
#4 Posted : Friday, May 17, 2013 6:45:18 AM
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I saw men,full grown men of a certain community crying right after the petition went up in smoke,saying "....sio Kenya"
Hiyo place bado sio Kenya?.

Now you really need to get a hold of yourself and really do what you claim to be doing "moving on"
I am happy
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Muheani
#5 Posted : Friday, May 17, 2013 7:01:46 AM
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Kenyans (wazuans) and Ethnicity!!!!

@Murenj......what do you think wud have been the song those that didnt win would have sang if they had won?


and what thread would you have started for them? or for those that would have lost?

Got bad taste in my mouth
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Museveni
#6 Posted : Friday, May 17, 2013 7:33:46 AM
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With all due respect, the post is not in the best of taste.

Were the hawkers running to avoid exploitation by the kanju's ?

Cue Nairobi Half Life

Was it about to rain?

[Rain has the ability to make legs that look quite fragile sprint at amazing speed esp. in the city]

The point am struggling to pass is as the wazee walivyosema
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Kamba hukatika pabovu


Tribal profiling = the pabovu part.
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For Sport
#7 Posted : Friday, May 17, 2013 7:41:16 AM
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We (Kenyans) are all going to the same place. Irrespective of whether you voted or not. Irrespective of who you cast your vote for. Same problems, same opportunities, same country. Tugange yajao
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josiah33
#8 Posted : Friday, May 17, 2013 8:19:01 AM
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Would it have been any different for the woman if the other side won?
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Bigchick
#9 Posted : Friday, May 17, 2013 8:19:40 AM
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murenj wrote:
I remember TNA supporters from a nearby ethnic group chanting 'tumefika' in from of the cameras, immediately the election results were announced. well today I saw a female Hawker from that ethnic group fleeing from city council askaris, baby strapped on the back, goods for sale in another hand......so much of 'tumefika' chanting....but lets move on...


When IEBC announced the start of voter registration exercise last year Kenyans who were over 18years old who felt duty bound to participate in the then forthcoming elections begun a journey, a journey to take their choice to statehouse.That was to be the end of that leg of the journey.And for that purpose YES walifika, na hata mimi nilifika.

We are now on leg two, playing our individual roles to make our country better.As we voted UK we were under no illusion tha our lives would change over night but we believed and hoped that things will get better.The dream is still alive and we are very hopeful.

Allowing hawkers in town is not one of the ways of improving their lives..So yes they will be chased by kanjo as a solution for them is sort.Kidero and team are working on that.

Another goal was to ensure that RAO did not see the inside of statehouse and on that too TULIFIKA.
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alma
#10 Posted : Friday, May 17, 2013 8:33:26 AM
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It always leaves a sour taste in my mouth when an argument is based on ethnicity.

This tumefika issue is about Kenyans electing bad leaders. If murenj you voted for someone because of ethnicity then you have a serious problem. Makes it worse if you did not vote for someone because of ethnicity.

Please note the issue in Kenya is not ethnicity but electing thugs to lead you.

When people start thinking like that, then probably chasing the hawker with her baby in the back will not be an issue since there will be a better way of sorting issues.

Right now, going to the 60 days since the new Jubilee gov't, jubilee MP's, CORD MP's etc, the main issue is still their salaries. And Murenj, I wonder which side your CORD team is leaning on this issue?
Jose: If I make it through this thug life, I'll see you one day. The Lord is the only way to stop the hurt.
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