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SAY NO TO NOORDIN HAJ NOMINATION FOR DPP.

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Following the appointment of DPP Keriako Tobiko as CS Environment and Forestry, the Public Service Commission was tasked with the duty to shortlist and interview candidates for the position. After successful interviews by a select panel chaired by University of Nairobi Don Dr.Elizabeth Muli.With all said and done 3 names were submitted to the President and Noordin Haji picked for vetting by the Parliament. But why would I say No to Mr.Haj who is former deputy director National Security intelligence service? 1.Who is Haj,we may know him as a lawyer by proffession but on matters prosecution, philosophy of ethics,background experience and achievements, we tend to ask a lot of questions.On what criteria was he nominated not to mention his ability to work in the public interest. Other candidates like Dorcus Odour would be better placed regarding the above factors. 2.Haj happens to be brotherto a sitting senator who is very close to the government. I would not be wrong to raise the is...

BORROWING FROM THE MYSTERIOUS BABU OWINO.

Paul Ongili alias Babu Owino is no new name in the ears of many Kenyans.From a humble background back at Kisumu to a national figure that is an headache to the government of the day is not enough to describe his person.Lining up achievements after another,an aspiring Babu Owino would ask how?Well,his aggressiveness speaks it most but we ought to be more specific on how to be Babu Owino,from campus to Parliament. In this column I give you three key steps explaining the same.Feel free to drop your comments at the end of the column; Kenya went to the ballot on the 8th Of August 2017 and among those elected was former UoN Students Organisation of Nairobi University boss – the indefatigably incorrigible – Babu Owino. Following his election into parliament as MP for Nairobi’s Embakasi East, most university students (especially those interested in politics) have begun looking for ways on how to follow his footsteps. Lesson 1 Arm yourself with a lot of extra, big-sounding English words th...

IMPLIMENT THE TJRC REPORT.I HUMBLY APPEAL.

It not only pains me,but also uncalled for to hear the Presidency through the DP Ruto openly dismiss the Truth Justice and reconciliation Commission report.Having in mind that the presidency is a symbol of national unity whose key mandate should be based on Justice and reconciliation. Ruto clearly shows as  new definition of history as in; "history is a set of lies agreed upon" Leaving that aside,it's important to give a recarp of what I am trying to drive home. Nobody needs reminding of the reason for the existence of the truth commission. However, I will do so. The commission is a product of the Truth Justice and Reconciliation Act. The Act was legislated in 2008 on the premise of, among others, the fact that the history of Kenya was riddled with contested claims on certain occurrences and why they happened. The commission was tasked with establishing the extent of injustice and its sources in Kenya’s post-independence history: that is, from December 12, 1963 u...

KENYANS MUST KNOW.YOU CANT MISS THIS.

ABOUT THE ALLEGED RAILA HATE SPEECH AT KAJIADO. Raila is innocent. Raila pleads with the Maasai not to sell their land, but preserve it for posterity. Uhuru gets alarmed, he twists the wording as expunge and expulsion of the Kikuyu. Wrong. Raila only warned the Maasai to watch out. Lest what happened in kilgoris befall them. Maybe you are starting to wonder what happened in kilgoris? In 2007,Konchella,a Masai was floored by an immigrant, a kipsigis. Maasais were furious and declared war... The government acted fast, went beyond the then electoral body and suspended the results. Konchella won the subsequent election and peace was restored temporarily. Kilgoris constituency, thereafter was split to accommodate the kipsigis, hence Emuria Dikirr. What am I driving at? While the constitution is clear, Anyone can settle anywhere, do business anywhere.. That's how silly the article is. You can't settle kwao, you can't do business kwao. Remember the plea, marry more wives and m...

COME ON.LETS FACE IT.

IS JUBILEE JUSTIFIED FOR A SECOND TERM?COMMENTS ARE INVITED AT THE END OF THIS BLOG. It’s been four years since the Jubilee coalition took office and nine months since the Jubilee Party (JP) was formed. The coalition, which was elected purely on an ICC platform, promised Kenyans a revolution. A revolution that would put food and clean water on every Kenyan’s table, ensure that every child received a quality education, create wealth, ensure that every Kenyan gained access to quality and affordable healthcare, empower Kenyan women, keep Kenya safe and secure, and develop a cogent foreign relations and trade policy for Kenya. Taking recent events into account, including a ravaging drought for which the Government was woefully under-prepared, followed closely by a dramatic spike in the cost of food, the Kenyatta administration has not done too well on the first promise of its seven-pronged manifesto. In fact, it can be argued that it has failed spectacularly. And yet, State House S...

OUTSIDE POLITICS A BIT. THESE TIPS ARE EQUALY IMPORTANT.

SELF DEVELOPMENT TIPS 1. Make friends with successful people and occasionally buy them gifts and surprise them with lunch because successful people always give and hardly get, so when you give them, they value the gift a lot. 2. Get a mentor and follow his instructions and respect the relationship. Never beg your mentor for money or disrespect his or her privacy. 3. Make new positive friends as often as possible and ensure you keep the communication line open. Create a network of friends and not just connections. 5. Show kindness to everyone. Some small boys today will be big boys tomorrow. The biggest dog in the neighbourhood was once a puppy. And keep the information/secret to yourself. 6. Always plan ahead and be proactive. He that plans the future work less in the future. 7. Listen to speeches and messages from great teachers. Both religious and educational. 8. Attend seminars and training on any area you need to improve yourself. Train the trainer, personal developmen...

TO LEADERS AND ASPIRING LEADERS.

We live in a world where everybody wants to lead and not to be led,which is not bad,being a leader is more or less a privilege. The problem now comes when we have leaders who don't have the relevant leadership qualities,and make a disgrace out of themselves. We all look forward to a society where leaders can be defined at personal level,leaders who understand what leadership is,leaders who are servants and not bosses. Here are 11 points that will help us and the future realise the "perfect "leaders we all want. To that leader,or upcoming leader: 1.Do your best to set a good example and lead with actions,not words. 2.Share the big picture so that everyone knows the effects of there contributions. 3.Trust that your team will get things done because they have the skills. 4.You delicate tasks so that you don't end up micromanaging everyone's work. 5.You empower your team to take action and set up when necessary. 6.You inspire those around you to put forth the...