Sarah Obama starts historic journey

Brief:

Mama Sarah Obama has started her journey to the US to witness the swearing-in of her grandson Barack Obama as the 44th American President. ...more

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1. On Sunday January 18, 2009, 2:08 AM , isaac gitau kinungi, United States wrote:
  If mama sarah is still serious in giving obama a spear, I still have a spear given to me by village elders from Kenya and I can pass it on to her while on US soil. I can drive to meet her from Atlanta Georgia to Delaware. Its a beautiful spear and will not mind donating it to that illustrious son of Kenya.

 

2. On Saturday January 17, 2009, 22:53 PM , George Wairungu, United States wrote:
  A proverb from an African community goes "guciara ti kumia" (giving birth to a child is different from using the restroom). I support the family trip. This is one of their own son. How many buses do I see driving from villages of villages (as far as coast province) to Nairobi Eldoret ..etc for a simple graduation ceremony? This is a titanic moment and may never happen again in the next few centuries.

 

3. On Friday January 16, 2009, 20:09 PM , vincent Ndar, United States wrote:
  People, let us not keep on complaining about the Kogelo family coming to USA. Which family does not like it when one of their own is famous? I guess people who are complaining do not know how it feels to accomplish a long time struggle. Let us celebrate making a world history. his man has undergone a lot to make it through.

 

4. On Friday January 16, 2009, 13:09 PM , angeline kathina mutua, Kenya wrote:
  Mine is to wish President Barack Obama the best as he prepares to lead the world.

 

5. On Wednesday January 14, 2009, 18:11 PM , OZZY HASSAN, Sweden wrote:
  At last Mama Sarah is going to witness the historic moment. It's the best gift for President Obama.

 

6. On Tuesday January 13, 2009, 7:31 AM , Nathanrobe M, Kenya wrote:
  Does it mean that Kogelo primary will be closed to have festives from 16th? is there any learning in that institution anyway? wasnt there an alternative to the venue, at least to allow the pupils there to continue with their education to achieve their dream to become the "Obama" later in their lives? why should the celebrations interfere with the education of the young kids?

 

7. On Monday January 12, 2009, 14:17 PM , Luke, Kenya wrote:
  Please, let mama Obama know that it is winter here. She doesnt seem so prepared. But welcome to the USA, and all the very best. Luke

 

8. On Monday January 12, 2009, 7:11 AM , Joseph Mwanjilwa, Sudan wrote:
  It will be Historic for the whole world world as the first African-American Presidential is installed in the great America. Mama Sara, please be our good Ambassador. As the saying goes, 'it is the mother of the child who knows the father', represent the family and Kenyans as a true mother.

 

9. On Monday January 12, 2009, 5:02 AM , Abacho Unyambao, United States wrote:
  This report is a little misleading. The mayor of W`shington DC has no idea how many people will attend. The security agencies here have downgraded crowds to less than 2 million people. They have the most recent estimation. Initially there were tentative hotel reservations. Most rooms are now empty according to the latest official hotel reservations data. This reporter should check facts.

 

10. On Monday January 12, 2009, 4:09 AM , Computer Monkey, United Kingdom wrote:
  I'm curious. Who is paying for all these tickets & expenditure?

 


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