Boycott is working

[patel]

yep it aint gonna work but why are these safaricom dealers crying

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Boycott will be yet another epic failure. Not gonna work.

[patel]

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AFP Journo who had a tip of dairy products going into waste at Brookside plant in Ruiru, was arrested, charged for taking pics.

— Kenya West (@KinyanBoy) November 6, 2017

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[patel]

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All other milk sold out and brookside giving a deal but still  there pic.twitter.com/LQftS9GiL6

— Mary Kioko (@merrymarie16) November 6, 2017

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All other milk sold out and brookside giving a deal but still  there pic.twitter.com/LQftS9GiL6

— Mary Kioko (@merrymarie16) November 6, 2017

Tyranny of numbers should scoop this up.  No?  Is the boycott shining another light at the ugly underbelly of what passes for Presidential elections in Kenya.

[bryan275]

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All other milk sold out and brookside giving a deal but still  there pic.twitter.com/LQftS9GiL6

— Mary Kioko (@merrymarie16) November 6, 2017

Tyranny of numbers should scoop this up.  No?  Is the boycott shining another light at the ugly underbelly of what passes for Presidential elections in Kenya.

Exactly, I'd have thought that the 30 million strong and moneyed tyranny tribes would be an immovable captive market lakini wapi.

Meanwhile even George Bush if the Black Flag movement has moved to Maraga court utilising a clause from the beautiful constitution to petition free of charge.

Ruto needs to pack his sh*t and leave our statehouse. 

[Nefertiti]

Hypothetically can Safaricom and the other companies sue NASA? For victimizing them, etc.

[patel]

Very positive they can but "He who comes into equity must come with clean hands." ... The maxim is the basis of the clean hands doctrine. Its purpose is to protect the integrity of the court. It does not disapprove only of illegal acts but will deny relief for bad conduct. secondly why should they when Baghdad bob has stated categorically that boycott will be an epic failure????

Hypothetically can Safaricom and the other companies sue NASA? For victimizing them, etc.

[bryan275]

Very positive they can but "He who comes into equity must come with clean hands." ... The maxim is the basis of the clean hands doctrine. Its purpose is to protect the integrity of the court. It does not disapprove only of illegal acts but will deny relief for bad conduct. secondly why should they when Baghdad bob has stated categorically that boycott will be an epic failure????

Hypothetically can Safaricom and the other companies sue NASA? For victimizing them, etc.

Quite.

These actions will serve as very practical warnings to companies that rely on political patronage to thrive while providing the ways and means of conducting electoral fraud.

NASA hawa!

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[patel]

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“NASA supporters have no stake in the economy” ~ David Murathe. pic.twitter.com/usf6Vzbd93

— D I K E M B E (@Disembe) November 7, 2017

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[patel]

what other metrics or KPI to measure boycott success do you guys want????


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But a Daystar Journalist will write a pathetic piece in Business Daily Africa that Safaricom is a basic need/too big to fall pic.twitter.com/pa2fJXcAFo

— Cyprian, Is Nyakundi (@C_NyaKundiH) November 7, 2017

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[Empedocles]

Muddled opinion.

How did the Arab Spring turn out for the common folk? Any meaningful changes or just cosmetic i.e. new pigs took over?

[bryan275]

NASA should extend these boycotts into enhancing business for the sugar industry in Western by purchasing their products only whilst shunning Uhuru's dodgy sugar that is killing local industry.

The cartels and sugar barons will soon be marched off the market.

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NASA should extend these boycotts into enhancing business for the sugar industry in Western by purchasing their products only whilst shunning Uhuru's dodgy sugar that is killing local industry.

The cartels and sugar barons will soon be marched off the market.

[patel]

Resistance is real......

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[patel]

dump safaricom shares while you can still make money
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NASA supporters dont have stakes in the economy? pic.twitter.com/9GxzWf1ZmG

— Cyprian, Is Nyakundi (@C_NyaKundiH) November 9, 2017

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NASA should extend these boycotts into enhancing business for the sugar industry in Western by purchasing their products only whilst shunning Uhuru's dodgy sugar that is killing local industry.

The cartels and sugar barons will soon be marched off the market.

My question is who the hell votes for the jubilant?  It�s becoming apparent not many because you can�t rig a boycott.

[Nefertiti]

The Business Daily does not agree with you...

Safaricom sheds Sh20bn in week of Nasa boycott
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 2017 9:56The marginal drop in the share price is seen to signal the resilience of the companyespecially because they expect revenue growth to remain on course.In our view, the slight drop is mainly due to a price correction after release of first half results, and precisely because the 9.5 per cent year-on-year profit growth was lower than anticipatedhttp://www.businessdailyafrica.com/markets/Safaricom-sheds-Sh20bn-Nasa-boycott/539552-4180896-t6vil0z/

dump safaricom shares while you can still make money
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NASA supporters dont have stakes in the economy? pic.twitter.com/9GxzWf1ZmG

— Cyprian, Is Nyakundi (@C_NyaKundiH) November 9, 2017

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NASA should extend these boycotts into enhancing business for the sugar industry in Western by purchasing their products only whilst shunning Uhuru's dodgy sugar that is killing local industry.

The cartels and sugar barons will soon be marched off the market.

My question is who the hell votes for the jubilant?  It�s becoming apparent not many because you can�t rig a boycott.

[patel]

Robina, you are not alone while at it explain to kababa na kamba 20 billion, actually 40 billion loss was at NSE

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Professionals group says products boycott has failed https://t.co/EKznturNLn #PDWikendi  @K24Tv pic.twitter.com/UL4Gz0g5fT

— PEOPLE DAILY (@PeopleDailyKe) November 11, 2017

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[patel]

Foreigners understand customer is king and losing almost 3 millions customer is no joke

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The foreigners are selling their Safaricom shares.

The locals are being spoon-fed with lies that all will be well.

The foreigners have experienced recessions first hand.

Our locals are still investing in vanity.https://t.co/QxWEcyelJZ

— Cyprian, Is Nyakundi (@C_NyaKundiH) November 14, 2017

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[patel]

time to add more offenders in the boycott list including French companies