Date: Sun, 10 May 2009 03:19:58 -0700 [05:19:58 AM CDT]
From: George Ngige
Subject: Re: Michuki for President: FACTS OR FANTACIES

you should also think before you argue fullishly, i agree twith the gentle man michuki ought to be the president, to me he never meant michuki,its his approach he was refering to. kenya does not need amummies lalaby for that matter, adictator can do.so u call ua self babu meaning “guka” read between the lines.

michuki rule the best!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
— On Fri, 5/8/09, Steve Babu wrote:

From: Steve Babu
Subject: Re: Michuki for President: FACTS OR FANTACIES
Date: Friday, May 8, 2009, 1:13 AM

Penny,

I don’t quite agree with you that Mr. Michuki is the right kind of leader Kenyans would want to have at this point in time. Much as I respect others point of views, I do not share the same same view. What is it that makes Muchuki more special than other leaders?

Perhaps I should first of try to help you out of this apparent sceptism. Michuki, we all know too advantage of the lawlessness that existed in the transport sector to enrich himself under the pretext that he was out to create sanity in the industry. Ask Kenyans who were the first people to bring into the country the first consgments of speed governors and seat belts? Let help you here. It was Muckuki and his close freinds, sons and daughters included.

Before you can forget, Muchuki has been accused of innocent Kenyans in name of getting rid of Mungiki ngang, which he himself was responsible for its creation. In fact, it is being said that in Muranga, where he comes from, so many youth have killed, to the extent that there is going to be a generation gap. Also during Michuki tenure as the minister for internal security, so many Kenyans died following orders from Michuki. Remember shootings in Mombasa and Kisumu during the referendum campaigns. Who gave the orders? Michuki. What about the killings in Nyanza and Rift Valley Provinces following the disputed results of DEC. 2007elections? Who gave the “shoot to kill” orders? These are some of the atrocities commited by Michuki, if don’t know.

I would’nt mind whether Michuki is your brother or uncle. Save us your dreams, or you wait until you go to hell with your Michuki. Shame on you to even that Michuki is fit for present. May be he could a president for mt. Kenya… and not The Republic of Kenya.

Perhaps a little advice would do for you: think before you talk.

Ndoto njema

On Wed, 5/6/09, John Mwangi wrote:

From: John Mwangi
Subject: Re: Michuki for President
Date: Wednesday, May 6, 2009, 6:25 AM

I agree with Anne. we need young blood. we got 2\3 yrs to election, let’s not give up so early there is still time. The old guards need to go. That’s one of the reasons unemployment rate is so high. To make matters worse they even adjusted the retirement age upwards!!!!

I appreciate what michuki has done. However i believe we can get someone better.

John

On Wed, May 6, 2009 at 10:57 AM, anne karuga wrote:

I say we need young blood…I was born almost 40 years ago and this guys were in politics/power…this is 2009 and also the 21st century and they are still in politics… I think it’s time for a real change….some young blood please…someone who GETS IT!!! we don’t need 19th-20th century politics in the 21st century…we need someone who is in the century- 21st CENTURY!!!!….

— On Wed, 4/22/09, jane karuga wrote:

From: jane karuga
Subject: Re: Michuki for President
Date: Wednesday, April 22, 2009, 1:54 PM

Suleiman,

I agree with you, but on the other hand i think that Michuki is the only guy within the cabinet that can deliver results.

Remember the days of Matatu matata? and now the noise pollution thing, when was the last time you heard loud hooting within the city center? ama those touts screaming their heads off?

I support Penny 100%

Cheers!

— On Wed, 4/22/09, Suleiman Angulu wrote:

From: Suleiman Angulu
Subject: Re: Michuki for President
Date: Wednesday, April 22, 2009, 2:17 AM

Penny,

Michuki is one of Kibaki’s kitchen cabinet you can imagine what they are advising the Mr President.

Suleiman

— On Tue, 4/21/09, Penny Njuguna wrote:

From: Penny Njuguna
Subject: Michuki for President
Date: Tuesday, April 21, 2009, 11:52 PM

Hi All!I have thought, thought and thought hard and I have come to a conclusion thatthis country needs a real leader, one who is ready to work not just sit andenjoy the facilities of State House.I think Michuki can do the job.What are your thots?