Paul Ndiho takes on Prime Minister Raila Odinga

[gazawire]

This guy should be a professor of African politics!

[nelsonoso]

shut the fuck up you white puppet trash Odinga.

[akuraoo]

Your allegations do not make any sense whatsoever. They are very incoherent! So Odinga has always been trouble, eh, for who? And is Odinga the first person to be in the opposition? Kibaki never was in the opposition? What is African oil? Who really went on a killing spree? Who controls Kenya's trigger happy police? And how does radical Islam come in? We know you hate Odinga because of his zero tolerance on corruption. And finally, I think you need psychiatric help.

[CynNichol]

Why is Odinga in Zimbabwe, and why was he there in 2006 stirring up trouble? Don't believe what you're reading about Zimbabwe in the media. And don't believe Odinga. When he ran for President in Kenya in 2007 and lost, the killings started until he gained a prime minister post. Classic jihad. He is bad news, with heavy ties to al Qaeda.

[akuraoo]

You need help. The man Raila Odinga is a true hero of Kenya. The man with blood in his hands is Kibaki who stole the elections in broad daylight while the world was watching and ordered the police to shoot to kill peaceful demonstrators. But this man was detained without trial for a total of eight and a half years by the Moi/Kibaki regime for fighting against tyranny in Kenya. At the time Kibaki was the vice president and the minister in charge of security!

[CynNichol]

akuraoo, Odinga has always been trouble, and will be shown for what he is. First he was opposition... now he has sold you a bill of goods as he enriches his Luo tribe. He went on a killing spree in Kenya, secured a co-governing post, now says everything is great there. Then into Zimbabwe... Do you know that there has been a large group of Luos working from the US since the 90s? He gains his power from Obama. Odinga and Obama are about African oil and radical Islam. Wait and see.

[paulnyatigi]

@CynNichol Truly Mr Odinga has explained in details the need of Africans to bury the ghost of chauvinism, cronyism and the retrogressive mindset which threatened to engulf our continent for a long time. This has nothing to do with the African oil or whatever you are alleging. We need change; we need a new approach to our deliberations. We want to be more egalitarian; to reiterate we do not want revive the ghost of retrogressive mindset.