This man is a gently man. He is a patient man and he avoids controversies of all shades. Even as Kenya Armed Forces tame the wayward sons of Somalia the alshabab... Kibaki continues play low. His juniors ... the Prime Minister and even assistant Ministers are heard bragging about the war in Somalia. Kenyans gave mandate to the President of Kenya and he should be the only one to speak with authority on matters of war or His Deputy the Chief of general staff. Raila has been out of order right from the start and I see no reason why he keeps discussing such heavy matters. A true leader ought to be responsible and wel behaved. Kenyans are closely monitoring and judging for the selves as to whether the son of Jaramogi is able to lead Kenyans after the retirement of Mwai Kibaki or the shoe is too big for him. Kenyans this time should not look at a leader from his face value,ond rather the leader should prove beyond reasonable doubt that the man or woman gunning for top seat is pledging to deal with real economic issue or are just en us entertaining crowds in the compaign arenas. Kudos Honourable Mwai and Heko for doing us proud. We have good road networks and I coin you professor of Roads in Kenya!
Christians in Kenya should join hands and fast for the smooth transition and particularly for God to anoint a President to take Office after 2012. God who knows the hearts of all men and women knows whom he has appointed to take charge of Kenya after President Kibaki. Never again should Kenyans allow themselves to be drawn into wars by selfish leaders. Kenya should not anymore take in lies, from insincere leaders. Kenyans shed innocent blood yet they had done their part by casting their votes faithfully. Never again should Kenyans fight but dialogue for any disagreements should be given priority. Leadership is for a season and therefore all those aspiring for positions should accept defeat and support the victors for the advancement of our beloved land and Nation. 