Sir Michael Blundell, the settler who knew prescription a doc would have written for Kenya

[montecarlo]

@sitaki

personally I have never thought that land is an issue in kenya, even if the settler land was given back to the natives I don’t think our situation would be any different, managing a farm is hard work and one can observe the same especially from the kalenjins, luhyas and luos, most guys have big chunks of land but poverty is dominant in those regions.

The biggest problem with the leadership that stated in kenya, was that most if not all were greedy, they never looked at tomorrow.

Sio kwa ubaya but if you have a big chunk of land unless iko Sahara ama Namib desert and your poor then my virtual friend you are either lazy, stupid or both. Ni hayo tu.

[sitaki]

@montecarlo

Sio kwa ubaya but if you have a big chunk of land unless iko Sahara ama Namib desert and your poor then my virtual friend you are either lazy, stupid or both. Ni hayo tu.

Sawa, but via observation and experience my opinion is that land does not equate to development or success, that’s why nairobi county is the smallest but the most prosperous, plus also with land location and capital availability matters alot, its not necessarily about laziness or stupidity.

That said my earlier point was that, our fascination with land is misguided, and if today everybody was given a chunk of land our situation as a country would not necessarily change that much.