Shindwe shetani Jinga. Kenya ferry services is a parastatal, a national govt entity.

Explain to me in clear english.."They have made it clear they do not want you there"

After his verbal attacks on Governors Josephat Nanok and Hassan Joho, President Uhuru Kenyatta has turned the heat on Kilifi's Amason Kingi.

Uhuru told Kingi to stick to his lane and work towards fostering development in the county instead of hurling insults at the Jubilee administration.

Uhuru expressed anger at how Kingi has been "lying to people" about national government projects in his county.

"As leaders we should try keep off divisive politics and work towards uniting the country. We should not be insulting each other ... I always wonder what problem your Governor has. The money he is using...ask him where it comes from. It's my government that gives him the money," he said.

"Whenever we do any projects in Kilifi, he claims they are from World Bank. It does not matter where the money for the project came from. The most important thing is that the money benefits the public."

He spoke on Monday when he launched the upgrading of Bamba-Marikani road in Bamba town to bitumen standards.

The President told Kingi that his duty was to inform the electorate of projects he has initiated since taking over power after the March 4, 2013 general election.

"Do not talk about my projects because I have a mouth and can speak for myself," Uhuru said.

DP William Ruto said the area was still languishing in poverty and underdevelopment despite receiving large allocations from the national government.

"Every financial year Kilifi receives over Sh9 billion. With this allocation we should not be talking of water problems," said Ruto.

"Agriculture is fully devolved and yet you are still food-insecure. This should stop by making sure you vote in credible leaders who are ready to serve you."

The Deputy President further criticised Kingi saying he had allowed his government to be controlled from Mombasa.

"You need to vote in leaders who will treat Kilifi as a county and not a subcounty of Mombasa. Don’t let yourselves be controlled by a sultan whose ambition is to rule the whole Coast region," he said.

"But have you considered that Uhuru is maybe very smart and he is playing perfectly to his gallery? This election is never going to be about issues or even decency so what does he gain by being a gentleman?
Most of those complaining about his recent belligerent attitude weren't going to vote for him anyway and that belligerence has solidified his base, those who were getting apathetic in his silence but needed the thrill caused by this foolishness to remind them their man can still mud sling with the best of them.
The fact is, that is the kind of BS that stimulates the masses in this country. If he went there talking about the economy or food security, there would be no buzz. We are a shallow people that's why the politicians play to that. It's a win-win in Mombasa for Joho and Uhuru. Joho will win because his shallow electorate will rate his shenanigans more than his actual development record which is now a non issue, and Uhuru will walk away having proved to his people that he is 'tough' and 'no nonsense'.
The people get what the people want. And our people are not exactly known for their discernment and wisdom"

"Ûranûmîrîra kaî ndî mûkaguo."

Can someone translate for Joho?

Where else is the prince going ? We are loving the melt-down.

Some people think it's the foreign advisors who are misleading him. You know Jack Daniels, Johnnie Walker, Glenfiddich, Remy Martin's.

Whats the difference between a National Govt project and a county project, my take is they all benefit the locals.

Uhuru is really playing base politics with national resources, the people of Mombasa, Kilifi and Turkana "hic" also pay taxes and are entitled to both the county funds and a share of the national funds. So since when are National funds "Jubilee funds"

Good question...