Only in Africa, are leaders way overdue in clinging onto power. They have seased from being democratically elected leaders to being tyranies. Not only is it time for Nyachae to retire, it’s way long overdue! Nyachae, you’ve had your chance, you have given your share, history will write your legacy in the books of Kenyas great great promise or Kenyas worst. Thank you, may The Lord grant you the serenity to impact Kenyan leaders with the message that they don’t have to leave parliament in coffins, it’s a terrible legacy to leave behind! Long live Nyachae, well see you in Keroka tea kiosik.
Mr Nyachae has done his part and those pushing him to continue should take this time to find his replacement. There are more decent people in Nyaribari Chache who can take his shoes and even do more.
Mark Onsongo
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kenyans // April 4, 2007 at 9:14 pm
Only in Africa, are leaders way overdue in clinging onto power. They have seased from being democratically elected leaders to being tyranies. Not only is it time for Nyachae to retire, it’s way long overdue! Nyachae, you’ve had your chance, you have given your share, history will write your legacy in the books of Kenyas great great promise or Kenyas worst. Thank you, may The Lord grant you the serenity to impact Kenyan leaders with the message that they don’t have to leave parliament in coffins, it’s a terrible legacy to leave behind! Long live Nyachae, well see you in Keroka tea kiosik.
oyombe // April 19, 2007 at 12:14 am
Mr Nyachae has done his part and those pushing him to continue should take this time to find his replacement. There are more decent people in Nyaribari Chache who can take his shoes and even do more.
Mark Onsongo
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