PRESIDENT
Apart from the small issue of Nominative Determinism(see earlier post), Musalia is the only individual with the potential of uniting the whole country due to his being non confrontational. From amongst the top three popular candidates,he’s the only one who doesn’t have a whole community or two against him. I’m hoping he becomes a stop-gap measure to ensure that we cross from the old constitutional dispensation to the new constitutional dispensation peacefully, thus ensuring we have the requisite stability that will enhance economic growth.
I consider myself an enlightened Kikuyu, and I’d like to believe that I can live without the president coming from my tribe.
[Uhuru by virtue of his being a Kikuyu will have quite a few communities thoroughly against his presidency.
Raila has the better part of “Mt Kenya Mafia” and the kalenjin dead set against his presidency ]
If you asked me- which you ain’t doing- I’d let Uhuru and Raila settle their differences in the opposition benches for five years..
GOVERNOR
In the county I’m registered to vote,there are only male candidates for the position. I have settled on a qualified manager/ leader whom I’ll vote for. If There were women running for this position I definitely would’ve voted for a female governor…
SENATOR,MP,WOMEN REP
I have identified female candidates that I’ll vote for in all these positions.
I walk my talk, and I believe in “WOMEN AND MEN ARE LEADERS”. As such I long made a conscious decision to elect at least 3 women out of the six positions up for grabs in the 4 the March 2013 elections.
Besides, I think our young daughters need more women-leader role models.
COUNTY ASSEMBLY REP
I’ve identified a qualified man for this position whom I’ll vote for.
From the foregoing it’s noteworthy that it’s almost impossible to find my kind of combination within a single party. This has essentially meant that I’ll not vote for a “suit”…
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