Irony: when opinion polls are conducted, kenyans say overwhelmingly that the group they trust least is the politicians; yet, they take everything that their favourite politician says as true without question.

Peculiar indeed!

what are we doing here then if we cannot let institutions do their jobs?
the constitution was promulgated housing the aspirations of Kenyans. we bound ourselves to values enshrined in that document. we have laws created from that constitution, we have institutions springing from that constitution. these institutions operate in a legal framework. if one perceives that a certain institution does not work within the legal framework provided or the legal framework is faulty the constitution provided channels of addressing these gaps or perceptions. Laws are the only things that separate us from animals. We MUST follow them to the letter!! if we don't like them lets change them! but let us not break them because we judge them to be faulty. That is why I like Okiya Omutata - he takes stuff to court! <-- an institution!

its immaterial who you believe between the two... you MUST believe that the institutions the two are referring their cases to will do their job.

Now if an agreement has been reached and ratified before a Hon Judge. How can one of the prominet lawyers in the country trash it unless he doesnot trust the institution itself. Now what about me, a lay person.

The ndrama continues!!!

Baba talked about the current shenanigans in this court 3 years ago and was dismissed as usual. when Baba says, just know it is the truth.