NASA’s STREET FIGHTS FAIL SHAMEFULLY

[INSERTER]

Last Tuesday was supposed to be no ordinary day in Kenyan politics. NASA leader Raila Odinga had declared it as the turning point that would mark the start of countrywide demonstrations to force out some IEBC officials.

But this was not to be; the said demos suffered an embarrassing false start. Only a handful of demonstrators turned up in Nairobi, with the rest of the protests restricted to the Luo Nyanza counties of Kisumu, Homa Bay and Migori. Interestingly, even the NASA political class kept away, with Raila giving the excuse that as the general, he did not have to lead from the front as his foot soldiers would adequately represent him. But they let him down.

While similar calls have been successful in the past, questions noThey have decided to follow the way of peace. It is a fact that the demos are costly, usually characterised by violence, vandalism, injuries and even death. Injured protesters are normally left on their own; just ask the young man who was knocked down by a vehicle while protesting outside Anniversary Towers. Did a single leader pay him a visit in hospital? Did anyone offer to foot his medical bill?

Your guess is as good as mine. That is the moment reality dawns on the so-called volunteers abound as to what has become of the passion that characterises Raila’s supporters. It would be safe to assume that they, like millions of other Kenyans, are fatigued by the ongoing politics, and are wary of making a bad situation worse.
https://i.onthe.io/0fgjhs7o37vdviaoo.08ff4c1c.jpg

[Mzichi]

@INSERTER

Last Tuesday was supposed to be no ordinary day in Kenyan politics. NASA leader Raila Odinga had declared it as the turning point that would mark the start of countrywide demonstrations to force out some IEBC officials.

But this was not to be; the said demos suffered an embarrassing false start. Only a handful of demonstrators turned up in Nairobi, with the rest of the protests restricted to the Luo Nyanza counties of Kisumu, Homa Bay and Migori. Interestingly, even the NASA political class kept away, with Raila giving the excuse that as the general, he did not have to lead from the front as his foot soldiers would adequately represent him. But they let him down.

While similar calls have been successful in the past, questions noThey have decided to follow the way of peace. It is a fact that the demos are costly, usually characterised by violence, vandalism, injuries and even death. Injured protesters are normally left on their own; just ask the young man who was knocked down by a vehicle while protesting outside Anniversary Towers. Did a single leader pay him a visit in hospital? Did anyone offer to foot his medical bill?

Your guess is as good as mine. That is the moment reality dawns on the so-called volunteers abound as to what has become of the passion that characterises Raila’s supporters. It would be safe to assume that they, like millions of other Kenyans, are fatigued by the ongoing politics, and are wary of making a bad situation worse.
https://i.onthe.io/0fgjhs7o37vdviaoo.08ff4c1c.jpg

Plus the very sensible Nairobi Business Community showed up.

[Shaka]

@Mzichi

Plus the very sensible Nairobi Business Community showed up.

:D:D:D:D

[denis_young]

@Mzichi

Plus the very sensible Nairobi Business Community showed up.

They informed them they would not accept omena being removed from their mouths.

[Mzichi]

@denis young

They informed they would not accept omena being removed from their mouths.

I think the elections should be supervised by Nairobi Business Community.

[Randy]

He has just called for a boycott of all Safaricom products… This is idiot is willing to sacrifice the biggest taxpayer and employers without a second thought for his own selfish needs … yet he wants to be my president!!! NO WAY IN HELL SAITAN ASHINDWE.

[denis_young]

@Mzichi

I think the elections should be supervised by Nairobi Business Community.

Walisema wako kila mahali including volatile place kama bondostan. Wako huko mbaya.

[system]

@INSERTER

Last Tuesday was supposed to be no ordinary day in Kenyan politics. NASA leader Raila Odinga had declared it as the turning point that would mark the start of countrywide demonstrations to force out some IEBC officials.

But this was not to be; the said demos suffered an embarrassing false start. Only a handful of demonstrators turned up in Nairobi, with the rest of the protests restricted to the Luo Nyanza counties of Kisumu, Homa Bay and Migori. Interestingly, even the NASA political class kept away, with Raila giving the excuse that as the general, he did not have to lead from the front as his foot soldiers would adequately represent him. But they let him down.

While similar calls have been successful in the past, questions noThey have decided to follow the way of peace. It is a fact that the demos are costly, usually characterised by violence, vandalism, injuries and even death. Injured protesters are normally left on their own; just ask the young man who was knocked down by a vehicle while protesting outside Anniversary Towers. Did a single leader pay him a visit in hospital? Did anyone offer to foot his medical bill?

Your guess is as good as mine. That is the moment reality dawns on the so-called volunteers abound as to what has become of the passion that characterises Raila’s supporters. It would be safe to assume that they, like millions of other Kenyans, are fatigued by the ongoing politics, and are wary of making a bad situation worse.
https://i.onthe.io/0fgjhs7o37vdviaoo.08ff4c1c.jpg

@Nattydread kuna avatar hapa

[The.Black.Templar]

@Mzichi

Plus the very sensible Nairobi Business Community showed up.

I think they were key!

[Mzichi]

@denis young

Walisema wako kila mahali including volatile place kama bondostan. Wako huko mbaya.

#NoNairobiBusinessCommunityNoElections :D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D

[Mzichi]

@Randy

He has just called for a boycott of all Safaricom products… This is idiot is willing to sacrifice the biggest taxpayer and employers without a second thought for his own selfish needs … yet he is wants to be my president!!! NO WAY IN HELL SAITAN ASHINDWE.

Does that mean PayBill imezimwa?

[Meria_Mata]

@Randy

He has just called for a boycott of all Safaricom products… This is idiot is willing to sacrifice the biggest taxpayer and employers without a second thought for his own selfish needs … yet he is wants to be my president!!! NO WAY IN HELL SAITAN ASHINDWE.

Niamushe akifunga ile paybill yake
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[Fala_12]

@Randy

He has just called for a boycott of all Safaricom products… This is idiot is willing to sacrifice the biggest taxpayer and employers without a second thought for his own selfish needs … yet he wants to be my president!!! NO WAY IN HELL SAITAN ASHINDWE.

For real???

[Randy]

@Fala 12

For real???

Yep, nimeona pale mkuru kwa Zuckerberg. Some of his supports saying they will also boycott all groceries so as to sabotage the economy of Central Kenya.

[Ubongo]

He has reversed/halted the Safaricom boycott to give them time to redeem themselves but won’t hesitate to call for total boycott should they fail to redeem

[Mzichi]

@Ubongo

He has reversed/halted the Safaricom boycott to give them time to redeem themselves but won’t hesitate to call for total boycott should they fail to redeem

Whom the gods wish to destroy, they first make mad

[Kenyan_Troll]

@Mzichi

Does that mean PayBill imezimwa?

Ida is withdrawing the cash :D:D:D wataboycott when everything is cashed out

[this_is_hard]

@Randy

Yep, nimeona pale mkuru kwa Zuckerberg. Some of his supports saying they will also boycott all groceries so as to sabotage the economy of Central Kenya.

At least they know who feeds them :D:D:D

[montecarlo]

@Randy

Yep, nimeona pale mkuru kwa Zuckerberg. Some of his supports saying they will also boycott all groceries so as to sabotage the economy of Central Kenya.

Watakula nyasi na matawi?

[Randy]

[INDENT]

@montecarlo

Watakula nyasi na matawi?

Wana Sema the will survive on Strict fish diet!!! :D[/INDENT]