From: Sebastian Onyango

Cyprian,

We need to pray for these perverted, bigoted and self-destructive citizens to understand that there is no need for mob-lynching here or there. All we must do is try and understand where the truth is and what can keep the Kenyan state united and peaceful.

Threatening others will not advance anybody’s or their individual economic interest. They will only be protecting thieves who have for long raped the sweat of the kenyan citizenry and are determined to continue loading it over the so called peasants as long as the peasants refuse to proactively liberate themselves from the shackles of slavery that include negative tribalism, nepotism, group amnesia, falsehoods and speaking in tongues where no holy spirit is in play, just to confuse the masses. For how can you explain a pastor or a leader telling people that there small farms will be taken over by the state if the PCK is passed when we know well that this pill is likely to be swallowed by land grabbers?

How can land grabbers call themselves landowners as if the rest of Kenyans own no land.

Peace
Sebastian

— orina Nyamwamu wrote:

Dear Kenyans and friends of Kenya,

Now that we are 58 days to the referendum, I wish to remind us that as a citizen we each have rights and duties. Our right to vote should reinforce our duty to safeguard the integrity, unity and stability of our nation.

So let us intensify civic education and Mulika Mwizi wherever one misinforms, lies or uses hate speech because that is one who is stealing and robbing the nation of its values. We must stand for our nation.

Lastly I am informed that voters in Kuresoi and Cherengany who are perceived to be potential YES voters are under threat. They have reported this to the Multi-Sectoral YES Campaign Offices and we have relayed the same information to the relevant authorities. I call on any of you who could be coming from Kuresoi or Cherengany, whether you are for YES or for NO to privately write to me so that we can plan a visit to these constituencies to preach peace and tolerance.

May the Truth set all of us free,

Amen

Cyprian Nyamwamu
NCEC
Strategy and Coordination,
The Multi-Sectoral YES Campaign