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THE REASON I WILL NOT BE VOTING COME ELECTIONS,2017.SIJA REGISTER KU VOTE NA SIJALI.

A recent survey indicates that seven out of ten children in Class 3 cannot read Class 2 materials. Or write proper English and Swahili. Am glad I can write.2017 is another election year, another deep turmoil for the Kenyan economy. Fortunately or unfortunately I and other like minds in their 20 will not turn up to vote at the ballot box. Before you crucify and judge, let me give you a reason not to. My name is as tribal as it can get. As majority of Kenyans vote on tribal lines, statistics infer likewise of me and whole population from those in a representative sample. Since the leading opposition is cut to the bone as those in Govt. cannot vote them in.Hence have no option left, any other candidate is definitely a looser.

My government has failed me. Unemployment keeps surging, layoffs are at a high. And you expect me to pay my HELB loan! Majority of graduates earn via the online platform, well we grateful of the global world.

The Ugandan government can afford to give subsidies for their farmers. Their produce ranging from milk to eggs floods our markets. For the agribusiness farmer rearing poultry at small scale, practicing zero grazing, can never afford to go large scale.Why?the government offers no subsidy taxing animal feed, leaving the small scale farmer struggling to break even. All in the name of protecting the few firms and individuals that run the industry. Majority of Kenyans in rural areas that near medium size towns, depend on this to earn their livelihood, supplying milk, bananas, eggs, and other farm produce to earn a living. The same lot you expect their loyalty from come the elections. They might be blind and toxified by tribalism which is the opium of the mass, Am not.

With Kenya's debt burden worrying, says IMF, while economy flatters.

The govt increasing its borrowing, Money laundering, theft and corruption scandals being the major sailing news on our screens. You wonder did we elect dumbs and nitwits? I thought we were better than this. Change isn’t born out from repeating the same mistake over and over again, a vicious cycle that is stumped hard into the ground only benefiting a few. So come the elections, I will not stand under the scorching sun lining up, as the norm. To vote in degradation for the downcast state. Sija register ku vote Na sijali.

Comments

  1. Unknown18 January 2017 at 02:05

    Well said Kenya need like minded people who will do anything to transform the government and the mind of the people of kenya

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  2. Anonymous18 January 2017 at 23:48

    Such an eye opener.

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