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People should STOP blame game on Raila but blame the returning officer. I’m sure Mr.Oduol has carried the day in Siaya.

The constitution of Kenya is very
clear on the rights of every Kenyans freedom and protects all from
discrimination, thus I find the Odingas right to enjoy all the benefits of the
constitution, they have a moral duty to protect
and propagate the majority Kenyan dream of their kin. I will again admit
as below on the bills of rights;

27.(1) Every person is equal before
the law and has the right to equal protection and equal benefit of the law.

(2) Equality includes the full and
equal enjoyment of all rights and fundamental freedoms.

27.(1) Every person is equal before
the law and has the right to equal protection and equal benefit of the law.

(2) Equality includes the full and
equal enjoyment of all rights and fundamental freedoms.

(4) The State shall not discriminate
directly or indirectly against any person on any ground, including race, sex,
pregnancy, marital status, health status, ethnic or social origin, colour, age,
disability, religion, conscience, belief, culture, dress, language or birth.

(5) A person shall not discriminate
directly or indirectly against another person on any of the grounds specified
or contemplated in clause (4).

The moral responsibility I am addressing
is not that articulated in the constitution, it articulated in our societal
values and our hearts, and also it’s a social attribute towards the Kenyan
society, where the other Odinga’s should
portray themselves as a generous and non-greedy society of a family. It looks clumsy
and irresponsible for a member of the families to want to control majority
elective position in a Nyanza area, it not prudent at all. It projects a bad
image for their son Raila. The sister’s and Oburu’s lack of realization like
Hon. Fred Ngumo , it is a sign of misuse of family glory privileges, lack of
environmental assessment and portrays pride in their candidature, to honestly
speak.

If we Kenyans are investing in
Raila, why doesn’t the family lead in massive campaign in the background as the
elected presidential campaign team does its job? What I expected was the family
to have vibrantly initiated its own well-articulated professional diplomatic campaign
program to popularize Raila, if prudency was to dwell. The days when a wife or
son or brother or maybe cousin to a big man bulldozed their way is totally gone,
the days when a relative scavenged their family big man glory are gone, it’s
now the main man’s life and his own glory to watch. On the centrally we are
living in the days where primitive misuse of
authoritative privileges is likely to affect any potential leaders campaign,
also the leader can no longer protect any derogative action of their kins, but they
have face the full force of the law as separate individual. The Odinga’s should
have taken a role in marketing, mobilization of campaign materials, logistics e.g.
security and ramps if they haven’t organized anything as a family.

I totally find it morally wrong for the other Odinga’s
to try and play totally a spoiling role on Raila’s Kenyan dream. We as Kenyans
are trying to fight the regionalization of presidency and make it a national
asset and a national position worth and a national position accessible by any
Kenyan of any tribe, wealth level and any family integrity background as long
as you qualify. Raila is being voted the next President by Kenyans as a leader
not a family due his prime participation on the delivery of the new
constitution, facilitation of multiparty freedom, facilitation of massive infrastructure
development under his office and consistency in maturity principal’s vision and
mission for these country. I don’t expect Kenyan of the new constitutional dispensation
mentalities to recycle family into presidency as if they are their peculiar
preserve, or propagate a scenario where a particular family presence make Kenya
relevant, NEVER.

All Kenya’s have totally equal rights, none is superior
to the other, all Kenyans have a moral responsibility to each other and not to
particular families and last but not least all Kenyan enjoy equal supremacy
under the law and no one is above the law. (unless one personally or as a group
suffers from perpetual servant hood syndrome or inferiority mentality syndrome
or pathetically suffer from self-inflicted inferiority)