KIBAKI MUST GO

The political atmosphere in Kenya is getting thicker by the day. Kibaki is trying by all means neccessary to look good so as to ecapture the presidenatial seat. He will be obviously leading Narck-K. With Tuju (his son) as his running mate (if Raila gets the ODM card).

The battlle is going to be tough and trecherous. Both ODM and Narc _K are deeply dug into their war trenches ready for the battle ahead. The word on evrbodys mouth is if Kibaki will survive the ODM onslaught, with Raila in the front line. What I hear on th eground is that he might not, given that he has no ground to campaign on. He keeps talking of 6 percent growth yet Kenyans are yet to feel the effect. He talks of free primary education yet children as studying under trees and classes meant for 40 student now contains 100 children. In otherwords, quality education has been thrown out of the window. Prices of common commodities are going up and the new constitution is nowhere in sight. Corruption has gone up rather than down.

Kibaki and co thinks that if they agree to minimum reforms, then they will give ODM an advantage. The jinx is that, with or without it ODM will win. '


I will predict without fear of contradiction that Raila will be president come 2008.