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Post by Deleted on Jul 17, 2012 18:49:06 GMT 3
Phil
You guys don't think. Sunkuli is a known child rapist remember? And now you post a picture of him here while in the same breath you all are trying to discredit miguna based on his sexual assults on women. ODM should hire me. I could do a better job I promise.
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Post by podp on Jul 17, 2012 19:28:57 GMT 3
KK,
ODM will not hire you today or yesterday maybe tomorrow.
MM says in Peeling the Mask page 171 'At one point, I asked if they had discussed and agreed on the campaign policy platform. Dick Ogolla shot in, backed by Caroli Omondi and Raila's fundraising manager Tony Chege that Raila's campaign was going to be "against the Gikuyu hegemony". We are going to win this campaign on the policy of 1 against 41. All we need to do is to make Kenyans hate the Gikuyus. We need to ask Kenyans whether they are prepared to elect another Gikuyu when we have had Kenyatta and Kibaki already....Propaganda, not public policy will win this campaign... Dick explained, as others nodded excitedly in agreement.'
Now on Baba Dennis aka H.E. Hon Amb Ole Sunkuli the one with an appetite for desperate lady cousins looking for work and messing by turning Government carpet into ....you need to read Peeling Mask page 164 MM says 'I noticed an uninvited visitor; a female who looked Rwandese. When the party ended, at about 2 am, I made sure our visitors were taken to their hotel...Ben called to ask if the Rwandese should be given a ride to the hotel as she was claiming to be Jakom's guest....Next morning at 8:30 am, I met the lady leaving Raila's room'. So maybe Phil posted the pictures so that we can see that both wives are standing by their men! One Hon and the other Right Hon.
KK please continue being our moderator and if you want a job there are more decent ones or are you into the mob?
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Post by genius on Jul 17, 2012 19:35:17 GMT 3
KK, ODM will not hire you today or yesterday maybe tomorrow. MM says in Peeling the Mask page 171 'At one point, I asked if they had discussed and agreed on the campaign policy platform. Dick Ogolla shot in, backed by Caroli Omondi and Raila's fundraising manager Tony Chege that Raila's campaign was going to be "against the Gikuyu hegemony". We are going to win this campaign on the policy of 1 against 41. All we need to do is to make Kenyans hate the Gikuyus. We need to ask Kenyans whether they are prepared to elect another Gikuyu when we have had Kenyatta and Kibaki already....Propaganda, not public policy will win this campaign... Dick explained, as others nodded excitedly in agreement.' Now on Baba Dennis aka H.E. Hon Amb Ole Sunkuli the one with an appetite for desperate lady cousins looking for work and messing by turning Government carpet into ....you need to read Peeling Mask page 164 MM says 'I noticed an uninvited visitor; a female who looked Rwandese. When the party ended, at about 2 am, I made sure our visitors were taken to their hotel...Ben called to ask if the Rwandese should be given a ride to the hotel as she was claiming to be Jakom's guest....Next morning at 8:30 am, I met the lady leaving Raila's room'. So maybe Phil posted the pictures so that we can see that both wives are standing by their men! One Hon and the other Right Hon. KK please continue being our moderator and if you want a job there are more decent ones or are you into the mob? Those do not sound like excerpt from the book, too bad the book is in public circulation.
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Post by podp on Jul 17, 2012 19:45:57 GMT 3
geni...
My copy was bought at Intercon by yours truly and MM signed it.
Are you suggesting all those books sold at Intercon were fakes?
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Post by b6k on Jul 17, 2012 20:17:18 GMT 3
PhilYou guys don't think. Sunkuli is a known child rapist remember? And now you post a picture of him here while in the same breath you all are trying to discredit miguna based on his sexual assults on women. ODM should hire me. I could do a better job I promise. Kathure, I hope you're prepared to watch the rapist balozi become a senator in Narok County come the next general elections: www.standardmedia.co.ke/?articleID=2000026796&pageNo=1
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Post by tnk on Jul 17, 2012 20:28:36 GMT 3
PhilYou guys don't think. Sunkuli is a known child rapist remember? And now you post a picture of him here while in the same breath you all are trying to discredit miguna based on his sexual assults on women. ODM should hire me. I could do a better job I promise. its kibaki wing of the GCG that hires/deploys ambassadors. as i recall there was some resistance when sunkuli was hired but mta-do had set in by then
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Post by Deleted on Jul 17, 2012 20:36:31 GMT 3
PhilYou guys don't think. Sunkuli is a known child rapist remember? And now you post a picture of him here while in the same breath you all are trying to discredit miguna based on his sexual assults on women. ODM should hire me. I could do a better job I promise. its kibaki wing of the GCG that hires/deploys ambassadors. as i recall there was some resistance when sunkuli was hired but mta-do had set in by then tnk sure it's akina Mwai who hired that thug. Congratulating him for raping a little girl who became pregnant and whose child he then proceeded to refuse responsibility for. Iike I said I want to be proven wrong in a few short months when ODM becomes the governing party that they wouldn't act similarly. So far I can see that there are shady people with lots of power in that party. Anyways, anything is possible in Afrika. Didn't Zuma become president of S.A after raping a family friend, then showering to avoid contracting HIV?
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Post by Deleted on Jul 17, 2012 20:55:39 GMT 3
PhilYou guys don't think. Sunkuli is a known child rapist remember? And now you post a picture of him here while in the same breath you all are trying to discredit miguna based on his sexual assults on women. ODM should hire me. I could do a better job I promise. Kathure, I hope you're prepared to watch the rapist balozi become a senator in Narok County come the next general elections: www.standardmedia.co.ke/?articleID=2000026796&pageNo=1 b6kNow isn't that great. Kenya is changing for the better especially since ODM is coming to power.
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Post by phil on Jul 18, 2012 1:14:10 GMT 3
PhilYou guys don't think. Sunkuli is a known child rapist remember? And now you post a picture of him here while in the same breath you all are trying to discredit miguna based on his sexual assults on women. ODM should hire me. I could do a better job I promise. @kathurekebaara41Oh no, not again. For a moment I thought this was @mwalimumtukutu clutching on usual straws. Justus Ole Sunkuli is strictly speaking a Kibaki guest in Beijing. Sunkuli did not just commit sexual assault offences in Kenya like Miguna is alleged to have done in Canada, he is also said to be complicit in the murder of the one and only Father John Anthony Kaisa. Sunkuli's posing with Head of Kenya's delegation (emphasis) on that PIC and my posting of that image is strictly within Sunkuli's formal position as Kenya's official representative in China. Just for the records, Kibaki has posed with worse suspect and real criminals and even gone as far as denying the Dalai Lama (of all people) a visa to visit Kenya. Depending on how you want to look at it, that is how good/bad it really is. "Us guys" are in the business of examining what the leader of Kenya's delegation mission is to China. If you want us to debate on who Raila and everyone campaigning to be Kenya's president has posed with in a picture, kindly do start a thread on that and I will gladly post my comments. Let me cut the chase. I only see your comment as a desperate attempt to hijack and derail this thread. Perhaps you are craving for attention. Do you have anything of value to say about the Kenyan delegation visit to China and what it portends for Kenyans regardless of the forthcoming elections? If you do, please....
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Post by Deleted on Jul 18, 2012 1:53:29 GMT 3
PhilYou guys don't think. Sunkuli is a known child rapist remember? And now you post a picture of him here while in the same breath you all are trying to discredit miguna based on his sexual assults on women. ODM should hire me. I could do a better job I promise. @kathurekebaara41Oh no, not again. For a moment I thought this was @mwalimumtukutu clutching on usual straws. Justus Ole Sunkuli is strictly speaking a Kibaki guest in Beijing. Sunkuli did not just commit sexual assault offences in Kenya like Miguna is alleged to have done in Canada, he is also said to be complicit in the murder of the one and only Father John Anthony Kaisa. Sunkuli's posing with Head of Kenya's delegation (emphasis) on that PIC and my posting of that image is strictly within Sunkuli's formal position as Kenya's official representative in China. Just for the records, Kibaki has posed with worse suspect and real criminals and even gone as far as denying the Dalai Lama (of all people) a visa to visit Kenya. Depending on how you want to look at it, that is how good/bad it really is. "Us guys" are in the business of examining what the leader of Kenya's delegation mission is to China. If you want us to debate on who Raila and everyone campaigning to be Kenya's president has posed with in a picture, kindly do start a thread on that and I will gladly post my comments. Let me cut the chase. I only see your comment as a desperate attempt to hijack and derail this thread. Perhaps you are craving for attention. Do you have anything of value to say about the Kenyan delegation visit to China and what it portends for Kenyans regardless of the forthcoming elections? If you do, please.... Yes philI'm dying for attention. What would i do without it? Thanks for obliging! Optics is the issue. If I'd been you I'd have posted other pictures just not that one, Raila posing with a rapist and a murderer.
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Post by phil on Jul 18, 2012 11:05:05 GMT 3
Julius Ole Sunkuli who is the Kenyan Ambassador to China,introduces the embassy staff to the Prime Minister Raila Odinga.PM RAILA Odinga confers with Mr. Fan Jiaxing, President Sina Hydro Corporation, in Beijing, Wednesday 18 July. The PM hailed technical cooperation between China and Kenya. Also present were Ministers Fred GUMO (Regional Development), Njeru Githae (Finance) and Noah Wekesa (Forestry and Wildlife) as well,as Permanent Secretaries Eng. Rege (Regional Development) and Eng. Kamau (Roads). Sino Hydro are part of the team working on Thika Road. They will soon embark on Kibwezi - Kitui and Garsen to Lamu. Roads. The Kibwezi - Kitui Road will link the port of Lamu to Ethiopia. Sino Hydro are also going tp work on the Southern bypass for Kisumu.
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Post by nowayhaha on Jul 18, 2012 11:38:13 GMT 3
PhilYou guys don't think. Sunkuli is a known child rapist remember? And now you post a picture of him here while in the same breath you all are trying to discredit miguna based on his sexual assults on women. ODM should hire me. I could do a better job I promise. @kathurekebaara41Oh no, not again. For a moment I thought this was @mwalimumtukutu clutching on usual straws. Justus Ole Sunkuli is strictly speaking a Kibaki guest in Beijing. Sunkuli did not just commit sexual assault offences in Kenya like Miguna is alleged to have done in Canada, he is also said to be complicit in the murder of the one and only Father John Anthony Kaisa. Sunkuli's posing with Head of Kenya's delegation (emphasis) on that PIC and my posting of that image is strictly within Sunkuli's formal position as Kenya's official representative in China. Just for the records, Kibaki has posed with worse suspect and real criminals and even gone as far as denying the Dalai Lama (of all people) a visa to visit Kenya. Depending on how you want to look at it, that is how good/bad it really is. "Us guys" are in the business of examining what the leader of Kenya's delegation mission is to China. If you want us to debate on who Raila and everyone campaigning to be Kenya's president has posed with in a picture, kindly do start a thread on that and I will gladly post my comments. Let me cut the chase. I only see your comment as a desperate attempt to hijack and derail this thread. Perhaps you are craving for attention. Do you have anything of value to say about the Kenyan delegation visit to China and what it portends for Kenyans regardless of the forthcoming elections? If you do, please.... Phil, Sunkuli's appointment was vouched by non other than Fred Gumo (You know how former KANU inner circle Mafias penetrated both ODM and PNU during 2007 G.E.) through Wetangula who was the Minister of Foreign affairs. You know how the same Wetangula went on and appointed Railas relatives in the diplomatic circles not mentioning the current Ford K ties with ODM .
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Post by phil on Jul 18, 2012 16:34:25 GMT 3
PRIME MINISTER RAILA ODINGA MEETS RT. HON WEN JIA BAO OF CHINAThe Rt Hon Wen Jia Bao leads the Chinese government officials during the meeting at the Great Hall of peoples' Republic of China.The Rt. Hon. Prime Minister Raila Odinga presenting a copy of Not Yet Uhuru to his Chinese counterpart, Rt. Hon. Wen Jia Bao after their meeting at the Great Hall of Peoples' Republic of China, in Beijing on Wednesday.Prime Minister Raila Odinga in a blue suit, passes the guards of Honor after leading the Kenyan Government Delegation in a meeting with the Chinese counterpartThe Prime Minister leading Kenyans delegation in a meeting at the Great Hall of peoples' Republic of ChinaPrime Minister Raila Odinga shakes hands with the Chinese counterpart Rt Hon. Wen Jia Bao at the Great Hall of peoples' Republic of China.The Prime Minister and Rt Hon. Wen Jia Bao poss for a photo after a successful meeting on discussing about the bilateral and development cooperation
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Post by mwalimumkuu on Jul 18, 2012 17:57:28 GMT 3
@kathurekebaara41Oh no, not again. For a moment I thought this was @mwalimumtukutu clutching on usual straws. Justus Ole Sunkuli is strictly speaking a Kibaki guest in Beijing. Sunkuli did not just commit sexual assault offences in Kenya like Miguna is alleged to have done in Canada, he is also said to be complicit in the murder of the one and only Father John Anthony Kaisa. Sunkuli's posing with Head of Kenya's delegation (emphasis) on that PIC and my posting of that image is strictly within Sunkuli's formal position as Kenya's official representative in China. Just for the records, Kibaki has posed with worse suspect and real criminals and even gone as far as denying the Dalai Lama (of all people) a visa to visit Kenya. Depending on how you want to look at it, that is how good/bad it really is. "Us guys" are in the business of examining what the leader of Kenya's delegation mission is to China. If you want us to debate on who Raila and everyone campaigning to be Kenya's president has posed with in a picture, kindly do start a thread on that and I will gladly post my comments. Let me cut the chase. I only see your comment as a desperate attempt to hijack and derail this thread. Perhaps you are craving for attention. Do you have anything of value to say about the Kenyan delegation visit to China and what it portends for Kenyans regardless of the forthcoming elections? If you do, please.... Yes philI'm dying for attention. What would i do without it? Thanks for obliging! Optics is the issue. If I'd been you I'd have posted other pictures just not that one, Raila posing with a rapist and a murderer. Phil, Even though you like picking on me, mimi hukwambia ukweli mtupu. Look at this picture you just gave us, is it not yet another confirmation of Miguna's assertions that the PM sleeps three quarters of the time he spends in meetings? Why would one travel all the way to China to sleep? Bure kabisa.
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Post by mrembo on Jul 18, 2012 18:01:41 GMT 3
The Rt. Hon. Prime Minister Raila Odinga presenting a copy of Not Yet Uhuru to his Chinese counterpart, Rt. Hon. Wen Jia Bao after their meeting at the Great Hall of Peoples' Republic of China, in Beijing on Wednesday. Guys? Any guess on the page [content] in Net Yet Uhuru thats lightens up PM Rt. Hon. Wen Jia Bao's face? Jaber
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Post by Omwenga on Jul 18, 2012 20:26:02 GMT 3
jukwaa, its been months since we raised our ire on the new pm's website and even made suggestions (see link below). jukwaa.proboards.com/index.cgi?action=display&board=general&thread=3536&page=1whats annoying is that no one seems to give a hoot. the website is tedious to navigate,poorly administered and in my view a disservice to this important office. pm has made some very important foreign trips like the davos economic summit which are poorly treated by his publicists and communication managers. even local engagements--- forget about odm politics; i am talking about official functions---you will be lucky if you obtain satisfactory update. remember those murmurs of discontent by the usual suspects about agwambo's foreign trips and especially the delegation size and the benefit to kenya? recall that frustration of agwambo about local media's emphasis on sleaze and at the expense of the good news he brought home from an official foreign trip? his media handler/s never bothered to highlight what the personality driven kenyan media was diverting kenyan attention from.may be i am wrong. the irony is that pmps do syndicate news and photo/video to local and international media but hardly consider streaming/posting them on the website. now that agwambo is facing east again, can we count on his media handlers for update and detailed coverage. they have no excuse whatsoever. Nereah,
This is something I have personally raised with people who should do something about it but all to no avail thus far. I recall saying practically the same thing to a very prominent friend and supporter of Raila's recently and what he told me basically sums up the fundamental problem such that I believe it will take a paradigmatic shift of historic proportions to fix and given all else that's going on, I seriously doubt. It's never too late, though. Regarding the PM and his visit to China, what actually matters or should is what he is able to accomplish at the end of it. Being here in Washington, I have seen world leaders arrive barely alone with one or two aides in tow to those accompanied with a whole plane-load of of an entourage but a cost benefit analysis would, in my view, show that the former type rather than the latter type get more bang for their dollar or equivalent. The individuals you mention missing in the trip would not make a difference in their being present if the PM has clear objectives he wishes to have met and ditto for the other side.
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Post by Omwenga on Jul 18, 2012 20:40:02 GMT 3
njamba, we saw when british prime minister, david cameron,visited china the other day,he was with a plane load of representatives of british business community as was mrs hilary clinton when she came visiting nairobi. i have argued fervently here before that kenyan business community can finance their trips,all they want and need is to be on the shadows of state delegations so as to strike useful business deals by the sidelines of such foreign trip as this one. i would have expected that the admirable indian tycoon pictured below with a luhya name should for instance be meeting with prospecting kenyan trade delegation under the shadows of government. Nereah,This is the model most leaders follow. When a president or PM travels to a foreign country, the trip is carefully planned for months in advance, identifying areas of discussion and/or agreement or cooperation to be pursued. Industry leaders from the visiting head of state country and other business leaders are then identified and invited to be part of that trip, often bearing their own costs but not always: depends on what's in it for them and I can here go on to the West's version of corruption and milking of taxpayers but that would be outside the scope of my response. Anyway, the idea is, as the government enters into these bilateral agreements, those in the private sector actually carry them out but the rap they get is this: only the big coffers invited to these trips get the piece of the pie. The hapless ma and pa operator or otherwise struggling business owner misses out on the action the opportunity having been snatched by those in the know. My point is: what's important is that these leaders, especially in Kenyan context pursue policies and practices that are deliberately designed to meet national objectives and given the level of corruption in both Kenya and China, I would rather that responsibility be in the hands of a few who would spread the wealth around unselfishly than having an entourage with the leaders there for one and only one purpose: looking after themselves.
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Post by phil on Jul 19, 2012 11:00:19 GMT 3
Kenya to reap big as China's doubles loans to Africa
Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao and Kenyan Prime Minister Raila Odinga during a photo session in Beijing on July 18, 2012. PHOTO / XINHUA By Alphonce Shiundu in Beijing Posted Thursday, July 19 2012 at 10:12
Kenya is set to benefit from a Sh1.7 trillion-loan-facility (USD 20 billion) which China has pledged for African countries over the next three years.
China’s President Hu Jintao announced the colossal amount Thursday, and added that the next three years will be the time for a “solid and greater progress†in the relations between China and the African countries. President Hu spoke as he opened a meeting between African leaders and China –the Forum for China Africa Cooperation – that is held every three years in Beijing.
He said the money will go to infrastructure, manufacturing, technology, culture and small and medium enterprises. To tame the proliferation of substandard goods, the Chinese Head of State said his country will be partnering with African countries to “upgrade customs and commodity inspection†joints.
Though the details of disbursement will be thrashed out at a meeting of ministers later on Thursday and Friday, Kenya’s delegation to China led by Prime Minister Raila Odinga is optimistic that the many infrastructure projects being implemented will benefit from the loan.
Kenya’s Transport Minister Amos Kimunya, Forestry Minister Noah Wekesa, Regional Development Minister Fred Gumo and Finance Minister Robinson Githae, together with Roads Permanent Secretary Michael Kamau, were part of the team that attended the meeting.
Mr Kimunya and Mr Wekesa told the Nation shortly after the announcement was made that Kenya’s share of the loan will help it achieve its Vision 2030 goals, especially when it comes to infrastructure development, agriculture and combating climate change.
Mr Kimunya said that the transport component for which the Chinese money will be needed include the building of the standard gauge railway between Kenya and Uganda; the construction of the Lamu Port and related projects; and the modernization of the Port of Mombasa.
“I am here as part of the delegation, so right now, we don’t have a global figure. But those are the obvious projects that we are partnering with the Chinese government on,†said Mr Kimunya.
The Transport minister said the trans-border projects will make Kenya likely to access a significant portion of the amount.
China places greater weight on infrastructure projects because those will give it access to a wider regional market and allow it to reach raw materials in the continent's interior.
Mr Kamau, the Roads PS, remained cagey about the amounts that the country will get for roads or even what the government was placing on the table. The PS opted to only offer pointers saying that the amount for roads will be at the levels received over the last three years.
“We got Sh35 billion last year including Sh26 billion for the roads bypass in Nairobi and Sh9 billion for Thika Road. Now, if all ministries were working like us, then you can see how much we’ll be talking about,†said Mr Kamau. "But we know what is on the table for Africa it is now for the continent to compete".
President Hu added that 1,500 chinese medical personnel will be sent to Africa and that his government will continue offering free treatment for cataracts.
Dr Wekesa said his ministry was happy with the amount that will help it tackle climate change and to protect forests, now that President Hu said “meteorology and forest protection†were a priority in so far as the loan was concerned.
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Post by destiny on Jul 20, 2012 17:58:02 GMT 3
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Post by phil on Jul 21, 2012 13:30:14 GMT 3
Kenya Prime Minister Raila Odinga leads the Kenya Delegation on a familiarisation tour of the China Academy of Space & Technology
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Post by nereah on Jul 21, 2012 17:48:34 GMT 3
phil, omwenga & others,
we in jukwaa have bitterly protested at the state of the official website for kenya's prime minister and deniss onyango never gave a hoot but i have just been authoritatively informed that our complain is finally getting the attention it deserve(yes, even agwambo reads jukwaa)
the official pm's website is still an eyesore and i have been independently assured of corrective and desired measures.
now, i have carefully gone through the pictorial essays and made some observations that ties in with my earlier postings.
this delegation is apparently slightly larger than the previous ones and it seems my call for inclusivity was hearkened to. i can tell that there are a number of businessmen and women( at least i can spot two familiar faces) who i guess have funded their trip to take advantage of the state delegation.this is good.
what baffles me for the few hours i have been in town and flipping through the local media is the poor coverage. compared to other countries like south africa where the conference received huge treatment, here in kenya its the opposite. page one is political campaigns and the miguna drivel.i hope you join me in urging for an overhaul or strengthening of prime minister official media team.
alternatively deniss onyango should liaise with isaiah kabira and media houses to begin the media pooling system we witness in america that allows media reps to accompany top leaders to official foreign foreign trip.
this round of visit to china needs critical review in the national newspapers and follow up.i can see the engagement were as mouth watering as the vintage agwambo could make them. we must demand and audit the benefit that accrues from the tax-payers funded trip.
unlike previous ones where ohuru tactfully ducked,the treasury is effectively represented and its my hope that kibaki succession political intrigues and machination that is the stock-in-trade of panuaists will not frustrate or scatter the badly needed benefits.
dada mrembo's ;D question may have been for uchesh i but a closer examination there is some significance that is evocative of what a jukwaa colleague,either otishotish or jakaswanga brilliantly tackled in elsewhere a couple of months ago.
long ago it was unforgivable crime to do business with communist china but when we discover that capitalist america is the chief culprit(most indebted to china) we(africa states) are falling over each other for the communist baked pie.they stopped calling agwambo a communist by the dint of his credentiual as a social democrat and plaudits from nairobi capitalists.
he has been in china, a country that his father,jaramogi, boldly ventured into in those heady days and along the likes of nyerere planted a commemorative trees that a nairobi wag tells me are still strong and up at somwhere in beijing.
the volumes that the pictorials speaks underscores the regard that china holds not just for kenya but for this statesman and next leader of kenya. those who knows how china works informs me that for a president and prime minister to separately set time for the kenyan delegation and its leader is not just a ceremonial routine or protocol-photo-op past time.
you look at the level of investment of china in africa and in tthe crucial sectors in kenya and the policy/ ideology that informs this arrangement in a changed and changing global context and measured against the regime pending democratic transition just eight months away and you see the communist party's lever.
agwambo faces east at a time when kibaki has been stubbornly avoiding the west as he steer kenya firmly on the asian market economy, a model that is causing little qualms given the complexity of the west's relationship with communist china not mentioning kenya's competitors in africa.
i am saying that this trip firms up the post kibaki's agenda and yet again affirms agwambo's place as the bridge to the future not mentioning the huge benefits and challenges that requires media scrutiny for which the pm's media handlers must be called out!
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Post by tnk on Jul 21, 2012 22:20:31 GMT 3
nereah
the PM has a mediocre media and PR outfit. period. they need to style up, shape up or ship out.
they have zero pro-active strategic material and miserable reactionary response to any event. take for instance miguna's book, they knew for months it would be out. what did they do/have done about it? its sarah elderkin that has given the most powerful shout back. is she part of that team, i sure hope so otherwise, dennis O and his team are fairly inept and possibly out of their reach.
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Post by nereah on Jul 22, 2012 16:22:27 GMT 3
nereah the PM has a mediocre media and PR outfit. period. they need to style up, shape up or ship out. they have zero pro-active strategic material and miserable reactionary response to any event. take for instance miguna's book, they knew for months it would be out. what did they do/have done about it? its sarah elderkin that has given the most powerful shout back. is she part of that team, i sure hope so otherwise, dennis O and his team are fairly inept and possibly out of their reach. ndugu tnk,be assured that onyango and his team have been informed of our concerns and remedial steps are underway.we ought to be seeing changes on agwambo's official online office very soon.the positioning of agwambo especially messaging and platform has been one of the trickiest part not just for onyango but the elite media handlers in the odm wing of the grand coalition government. this not mentioning the adversarial tendencies of the pnu wing of the government where agwambo's big scores in the international arena is always casted negatively or ignored for obvious reasons. onyango challenge is anticipating kenya's dominant media. for instance upon agwambo's return, how do you spin when the sensation is on miguna miguna verbiage instead of the mouth watering goodies from china? i may be wrong but i think onyango needs specialist training on media management especially on messaging. a crash course at the capitol for instance could do. again, the media platform depends on his core constituency and their reach. do we emphasis on the new media or consolidate his presence in the mass media that is radio? as i stated earlier, this china trip is a test case for not just agwambo's official media handlers but also the kenyan media. it needs to be interrogated,discussed and appreciated by the taxpayers in the rural recesses of kenya as well as the our chattering class in kenya's and western metropolis. i am saying that yes, onyango needs to be stirred up and yes the pm's media team needs a capacity building to effectively respond to complexities of the timee and more importantly, a make up on messaging and platform. unedited
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Post by nereah on Jul 23, 2012 16:41:55 GMT 3
kwa madungu zangu phil & titchaz,
i gather that agwambo met football sensations anelka and drogba in china and possibly made a deal for the soccer crazed kenyan youths. i am unable to post some picture i saw at the standard online. could you do the favours here please.
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Post by genius on Jul 23, 2012 17:10:36 GMT 3
Nereah, see below: Some jokers are claiming that Raila has convinced Drogba to sign for Gor Mahia and in turn Noah Wekesa got Anelka to sign for AFC Leopards.
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