Palaver

Kibaki’s speech on Mashujaa Day was a celebration of so many achievements and a peek into what goes on inside prezzo’s  head. One: He believes in the supremacy of the Constitution of the Republic of Kenya and will not hesitate to torpedo any and all separatists into the nearest ocean. Two, education remains a top priority, even in these twilight moons of his residency up the hill. Three: He honestly accepts the sacrifice of the soldiers, policemen and Intelligence operatives is worth every penny he has spent on them. His remarks came five days after the 2012 Ibrahim Index of African Governance cast Kenya in “unfavourable” light on matters of governance performance since 2006, “Safety & Rule of Law and Participation & Human Rights”, economic performance. We all know our prezzo: He won’t suffer sleepless nights over this report. That said, let’s now get back to the campaign trail.