@Budspencer.....................

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Kuna mahali nimesoma umeandika eti you and your wife didn’t care to vote eti because you knew it was going to be a ‘landslide’ for Uhuruto any way.

All the respect I had for you has just gone down the drain like that. I mean, how can you be such a navel-gazing asshole surely when we have been waging ‘war’ here daily and encouraging each other to tokea tokea?

I was unwell today but I drove from Nairobi to Kijabe (round trip of 140kms) braved some huge trucks and potholes, to cast my vote and when I get back home I find you bragging about not being bothered? You think your online support for Uhuruto counts for anything if you can’t even walk to a polling station?

What would happen if everybody shrugged off their shoulders and just walked away?

I am honestly hurt in a personal way. There are people here I expect much of, and you were one of them. I personally respect people with a passion, people who stand for something which is why I never get bothered with people like @Grundy - THEY STAND FOR SOMETHING.

Do you? Shame on you, sir.

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:eek::D:D:D

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You’re right there, you know. I vote despite that it was only a Jubilee affair, I voted because I wanted to affirm that #RWNEBP

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Eti navel gazing… Wtf! Hii shule ya matusi si mzoori

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Personally I traversed 3 counties to go and vote,very early indeed.It was rainy na kibii (mist) ya Limuru,then i read that comment by Budspencer,my heart sunk.Altogether am not hurt coz my vote will not be in vain

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He has hurt me in a way I just do not understand. It’s like your best friend sleeps with your wife.

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Team UOTP tulitokea kuharibu kura.

Angalia spoilt votes, 1M minimum

Its our Democratic right

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Count you woes and soldier on.The way he talked our pain might be a non issue to him-he might not see your point

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Actually, that was very nice of you. IT RAISES turn-out and legitimises Uhuru’s win…

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i actually left kajiado county at 0400hrs n travelled all the way to Tala, Kangundo,… im not from that county, only registered thre coz i was working thre around 2013,… had to go out n vote, i owe that right to myself,

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i was also set aback by that statement but later gave him the benefit of doubt when he explained that he was at work.

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I did not see that explanation, but even policemen were voting baana…and was his wife at work too?

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What win? What election?

This has to be the most shambolic exercise I have ever seen. You cannot be a president with those numbers I saw at the polling stations.

Utaambia nini watu? Ati it was Democratic? Roho safi uhunye ako na kibarua in the coming days

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Was among the first in the line

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I thought Chebukatineza has said that turn-out so far is about 48% of registered voters? Withe all the interruptions and intimidation, that’s pretty good considering Uhuru is getting all the votes - he’ll about make his 8/8 tally…

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yes, he explained that he and his spouse were at work. i choose to take a gentleman’s word until new information/behaviour turns up to negate my earlier assessment.

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Daytime watchie Nyongesa voted between 6 and 7 and was at work by 8.

If @Budspencer put work before voting, it’s very tragic.

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you are a sellout–whats the actual words auntie nyap is using?

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Those numbers cannot even reach 30%.

50% threshold won’t be achieved unless they cook numbers. Unlike you mzee, me ni kijana. Nilianza Roundi 10

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Hii umira thukira yenu was overrated.

5 M votes ngumu kama Mawe.