Jeff Koinange Live: Ekuru Aukot and Boniface Mwangi
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- Опубліковано 23 жов 2013
- Ekuru Aukot and Boniface Mwangi interviewed on Jeff Koinange Live on the Kenya we want.
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That is a very powerful statement from you! Mandela made the ultimate sacrifice and humanity will be grateful to him for ages to come. If only Africa had a 1,000 Mandela's we would have joined the league of just, equal and progressive global society.
We need many Ekurus and many Bonifaces. I feel we as Kenyans have let our leaders be who they are. We need to speak, if possible, shout about all the evils happening.
If there are heroes in Kenya #BonifaceMwangi is one, no complacency no fear this trully believing in the freedom of expression with intelligence and logic.
Keep talking Boniface, keep talking....
Hard work...LOL! You've made my day.
Great.
BALLZ OF STEEL
Ekuru predicted the current land invasions (from 12:21) yet this angle of Turkana communities displacement from their pasture land for oil exploration hardly ever gets a mention today.
Kenyans love to build people up only to tear them down. No one person can change the destiny of our country, but collectively we can change ourselves to create the country we need. We are corrupt, operate with impunity, steal, cheat and lie. We have to change ourselves to change our country.
Boniface is asking the tough questions Kenyans are too scared to ask.
Heh. Excellent!
Ekuru's idea of crowdsourcing political funding is sound but only works in an environment where the electorate is conversant with their rights and understand how the system works.
At the end of the day, I expect that both these chaps will run for parliament, will get elected, will vote to raise their salaries and the vicious survival cycle will continue. It all comes down to who has the largest pile of silver, everything else be damned.
The more things change, the more they remain the same.
So what do u like???
Ekuru Aukot is simply a diplomatic, political correct status quo....
Kenya is no longer a strategic nation, yes its not a Banana republik, But its a Mango Republic.
The cream always rises to the top, I think it's arguable that the cream of corruption and impunity is at the top. By changing ourselves & our behaviors, then perhaps the right cream will rise to the top.
If this was left up to a one Karuitha he would hve Bonny dispatched to his maker.
Bagonko and Itumbi are hidding because they are scared of ICC antogonizing schemes.#JeffKoinange seems to know the whole saga ask Itumbi.
Ekuru you mean you do not know #UhuruKenyatta, gave land and oil wells to Goodluck Jonathan, badluck Nigeria to bribe him for support against ICC.
Rudia vile umesema kwa Kiswahili
Someone would have said the same of some of the people we admire - like this young man who got a law degree back in the day but started running around with the wrong crowd, his wife left him, his sons died of AIDS and drunk driving, he got thrown into prison for subversion, married a younger woman who cheated on him and spent a good portion of his life in prison - His name Nelson Mandela. It's all about perception. I don't like Ekuru much.