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Kideros chances looks bright each passing day
« on: October 25, 2016, 01:25:28 PM »
The more the field is crowded the better chance for Kidero.In a field where Kenneth,Sonko,Sakaja,wanjiru are all running,Kidero will be in by 8.00AM.

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Re: Kideros chances looks bright each passing day
« Reply #1 on: October 25, 2016, 01:32:11 PM »
all that competition may end in primaries...and then Kidero has to face a joint jubilee candidate. Kenneth is an exciting candidate.
The more the field is crowded the better chance for Kidero.In a field where Kenneth,Sonko,Sakaja,wanjiru are all running,Kidero will be in by 8.00AM.

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Re: Kideros chances looks bright each passing day
« Reply #2 on: October 25, 2016, 03:30:49 PM »
And you think Sonko will just sit and wait to be rigged in jubilee nominations????

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Re: Kideros chances looks bright each passing day
« Reply #3 on: October 25, 2016, 03:44:08 PM »
Nobody knows if they will be rigged.Mps are in tight spot coz Uhuru will voteo any attempt to change the constitution. There will be fall out in nomination all over the country...but whoever win the join ticket..will stand stronger.

And you think Sonko will just sit and wait to be rigged in jubilee nominations????

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Re: Kideros chances looks bright each passing day
« Reply #4 on: October 25, 2016, 03:55:21 PM »
Sonko will most likely bolt out before nominations and ran as an independent candidate.kikuyus already have their candidate in the name of PK.

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Re: Kideros chances looks bright each passing day
« Reply #5 on: October 25, 2016, 04:05:48 PM »
Then they will be playing into kidero hands and will be soundly defeated. Nairobi tribal maths is well know again. Kikuyus need to get one big tribe to win. They need either Luhyas or Kambas. Otherwise Kidero coalition of luo, kambas (deputy governor) and luhyas win. They need to back Wamalwa. Peter Kenneth should go to Muranga but he is still deciding btw nairobi,nakuru and muranga - what a political moron - who imagine folks will just fold up and join him in any county he wishes to ran.

Sonko would be the easiest to win but surely Nairobi can do better than having such a ruffian as it's governor. sonko should be convinced to remain the senator.

They should find out from Waitutu who ran to Kiambu.

Sonko will most likely bolt out before nominations and ran as an independent candidate.kikuyus already have their candidate in the name of PK.

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Re: Kideros chances looks bright each passing day
« Reply #6 on: October 25, 2016, 04:11:39 PM »
Devolution is the best thing that ever happened to Kenya in a long time. It woke up the country in a way that will manifest itself only more clearly in the 2017 elections than a lot of people have predicted.  Everybody is using the 2013 model to predict 2017 completely ignoring the five year effect of devolution.  In pre-devolution days, the opposition would have been slaughtered after the winner-take-all elections but here they are going into 2017 strong.  The shift in Kisii politics from a possible Jubilee pick to solid CORD is because of devolution which left the CORD governors strong enough to withstand the Jubilee onslaught.  Isaac Rutto would have been trampled on like a bug in the old days but he is still standing because of devolution.  Those who thought 2017 is a done deal and were already plotting for 2022 and beyond are quickly going back to the drawing board.  They thought they would just take over the voter rich luhyia and Kisii vote from CORD through bribery and being held hostage with "development money".  Ruto has poured money into Western province but nothing to show for it.  DP Ruto thought Nairobi was going to be easy but I believe he has realized that Kidero has dug his heels and the Wamalwa/Luhyia card is harder more complicated than he thought since Kikuyus are not going to bend over and give Wamalwa a pass in Jubilee nominations.  The mistake of lumping jubilee into one party will be very apparent when the fall-outs begin because the small political parties are easier to manage than the behemoth jubilee.
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