Happy Birthday PM Raila Odinga………

May God Bless you and give you Wisdom and Energy to accomplish your passionate commitment of Reform to the people of Kenya and may He God, give you open mind, strength and ability to engaging Human Factors and Ergonomics in Agricultural village level Social Entrepreneurship to pursue urgent manufacturing and promotion of service industry to attract foreign investors in development programs. Engage in organized active expert conversation in exchange communication with our University graduates, social facilitators, economics, engineering and scientists including technology professionals in specified private forums not leaving out scholars for research and for reporting. Take them serious and consult widely. Pick your advisers with caution and wisdom, give them hope and develop trust for reliable information geared for prosperity and growth of Kenyan Nation.

Let 2010 be a year of Action. Dont retract, dont look back, stay engaged to be seen to deliver in constant consultation with the public demands and remain steadfast. People are thirsty for change……..if you do that, we are all behind you in support and in every way we can and God will Bless You.

This is a Golden Wisdom year for ACTION, we do not want to miss …….. we also care so much for what you have gone through in life…….we are ready to give you a hand so together we can soldier and overcome the Monster which is trying to cause Kenya to collapse. All we ask from you is:

* you stay focused
* listen to people’s demand
* open doors to accommodate communication exchange from experts for new ideas, for creative art and innovation to face Global economic challenges and competition
* Kenya people must be rescued from poverty, invasion, corruption, impunity and collapse
* extend scope of Economic and Trade into Global partnership in Social Entrepreneurship for development
* Accommodate Civil Society Agency Network into mainstream dialogue.

Happy Birthday PM Raila Odinga

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wFh-rX_Sfhs
Chipmunks – Happy Birthday to you !!!

enjoy this cool music rythm with Nyar Gem Idah

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fIaYMqI8y3M
John Junior: Herana

Take Care!

I Love You,

Judy Miriga
Diaspora Spokesperson
Executive Director
Confederation Council Foundation for Africa Inc.,
USA
http://socioeconomicforum50.blogspot.com

PM marks birthday, wants better nation

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By Isaiah Lucheli

Prime Minister Raila Odinga expressed a strong commitment to oversee reforms and a new constitution for the country this year as he marked his 65th birthday.
The Prime Minister said he was determined to see the country get a new constitution, end corruption and inefficiency in Government in order to improve its economic standing in the world.
Raila said: “We must end corruption, inefficiency and bureaucracy in
Government. Corruption must particularly be faced head-on and this office must be at the forefront.”
Speaking to his staff during a party they hosted for him to mark his
birthday Thursday, the PM reflected on his life, which he said has been that of struggle almost from birth, noting that even to retain his African names (Raila Odinga) was a fight.

No regrets
“I was twice denied registration for examination because teachers wanted me to have English names.
“Such struggles have followed me through life but I do not regret,” said Raila.
The PM said he was prepared to spend the rest of his life fighting for a better country.
“This year will not be easy. Kenyans want a new constitution and they have clearly begun the year with that in mind. There are economic issues we must deal with too,” he said.
The occasion was attended by the Minister for Water and Irrigation Charity Ngilu, Assistant Minister in the Office of the Prime Minister Alfred Khang’ati and nominated MP Musa Sirma.

Raila also spoke against bureaucracy in the public service saying it had stifled development in the country.
“We must move away from business as usual and get rid of the inefficiency and bureaucracy pervading our public bodies if we are to move the next level in development,” he added.