The Country needs serious prayers

The way things are now, it is high time we pray for Kenya seriously, but who will lead us through prayers when most of our Churches are like Fire Gospel Ministries led by rogue Pastors like pastor Michael Njoroge. We are truly in the last days as prophesied in the Bible, from the revelation of Nation Media this pastor is a true image of a false prophet. I still cannot fathom someone of his caliber being a regular customer of “Koinange” (street used by prostitutes) at night! To make matters worse he uses them to fake his miracles to attract more worshipers and make money through planting "seeds". Hell should have just started burning some people before they even die, his church should be renamed to Fire of Hell Ministries. It is no wonder things are just not going right in our Country because of greed.

Our politicians are not any better it is just that they are not in the category of the “holy” lot. They have distorted the new constitution and dragging its completion process that it is now totally different from the one majority of Kenya excitedly passed. We accepted when elections were moved from August because of the convenience, then instead of December to March 2013, but now they are planning to extend their stay to August 2013! This is not acceptable, this bunch of MPs who came in power in the name of reformers seem worse than those during President Moi error, this way Kenya is moving one step forward and two steps backward.

The common citizen is on their own like a dog under the table watching its master munching meaty parts of a whole chicken and waiting to eat the bones that will be thrown down. This is why the restless citizen gang up to form groups like Mombasa Republican Council (MRC) which is now feared can turn out to be like the outlawed Mungiki sect.

At least there is an option of turning to our Creator who understands and listens to us. Otherwise if there was no Creator the World would not have existed.

MIGUNA’S PEELING THE MASK

Miguna Miguna’s book has caused a lot of controversy since he launched it, he looked like a comedian while doing gestures like those of a David beckoning Goliath (“Come baby Come!”) to politicians who would dare touch him because he has more information and evidence on post election violence. However his book is mainly to spill the beans on his former boss the PM Hon Raila Odinga and many ask why now?. The truth is that the information he’s given is shocking, many got annoyed by what he did and equally many got excited depending on how one view the PM.

However I have a big BUT, after bragging that he still has a lot to spill even on post election violence and as an experience Lawyer he knows the law, WHY disappear so fast abroad with his family.

COME BACK MIGUNA COME! If you are not a coward, come back soon and tell more to those who will not buy your book.

Members of Parliament should be learned people

Concerns over academic fraud as MPs without degrees plan to fight or evade new legal requirement of undergraduate degree to contest seats. MPs without degrees panic as house passes electoral laws (from today’s Standard newspaper)

I support this law because we are in a competitive world that requires people to have degrees to get good jobs. Most people earning six digit salaries and above are degree holders. Therefore those of our MPs without degrees have been very lucky to have landed the well paying job with minimal education background, and this was not right for other well educated Kenyans struggling to get good jobs.

It is not like the old days when one had to pass highly to get to university. There are now bridging courses, private universities and parallel degree courses in public universities, which they should have taken advantage of. They had the time and money unlike many Kenyans who cannot afford university fees and depend on student loans, scholarship and well wishers to support them. If they have been sleeping then the law has woken them when it is too late. Time is short so documents should be certified as fake degrees are readily available for sale.

The notion that leaders are born not made is now outdated in this World.  If a house of learned friends and dons is what will make a difference in Kenya let’s try the option.

SAD & SHOCKING!

Am still sad and shocked after what happened to our two leaders and security ministers, Prof George Saitoti and Hon. Orwa Ojode together with other 4 Kenyans. Many of us did not remember that on the same day (10^th June) 4 years ago, other Kenyans including Minister Kipkalya Kones and MP Lorna Laboso died in chopper crash. What a terrible coincidence and this is the 4^th crash killing Senior Government officials since President Moi left power to President Kibaki. What is going on??? Is it because they like traveling by air compared to the days of Moi when most leaders used road transport? Others who perished included Pilots Luke Oyugi and Nancy Gituanja together with two bodyguards Joshua Tonkei and Thomas Murimi. I say pole sana to the families.

Lately we have had many tragedies, blasts, terrible road accidents, buildings collapsing on Saturday a storey building collapsed in Mlolongo and we expected more news yesterday only to get worse news. Many Kenyans are really saddened by the death of these two politicians, as much as they have been attacked as Security chiefs for not doing enough especially in the cases of blasts suspected to be from Al-shabaab, they have not been in bad books of Kenyans like some politicians.

It is very sad that many Kenyans will forget very fast, just like we forgot other leaders and Kenyans who perished in other similar plane crash like Bonaya Godana and others. Then four years later, probably the same day 10^th June 2016 other Government officials will board a chopper and get crashed (I hope not). We will say like we are used to that when the time of death comes no one can stop it, its true only God has the secret to death but this does not allow Kenyans to take this lightly. It is only God who knows if this was an accident or planned. If it was a plan let God’s wrath be upon those involved.