Poor prof: he should have done exactly that two weeks ago,all the same better late than never.

wote

Right now,in the eyes of the public,the resignation makes little difference-If I were them,I would have turned down the contract extension. But all the same,Wanjala has given the Cue,Fatuma and Ringeera should follow suit.

Then he will be standing infront of students at THE lecturing them on the Rule of Law...

About Ringera,if he resigns,what are the chances he will not be re-appointed Judge?

But I hope the satisfaction we,including the parliamentarians are slowly getting will not cloud our clamor for real refoms. Ringera and his team weren't exactly the problem thought they were a moving part of it



We tenda wema kisha wende zako. Usinipe macho ya kutarajia shukrani!!!

If i were the good judge i would surely resign.what good is it holding on to a post when my employers(kenyan taxpayers) have absolutely no confidence in me?

the real wars are between the big fish and their opponents....ringeras are just but collateral damages....

NEVER TALK OF A RHINO IF THERE IS NO TREE NEAREBY - ZULU PROVERB

According to Marcus and Nick smokin's calling as an anti corruption crusader started early. In primary school a teacher who was looking for him went from one class to another asking ' who's smokin?' several boys who had been smoking secretly on school grounds thought they had been nabbed and promptly owned up and were punished. From that day Smokin knew he had a calling