Abraham Lincoln, the sixteenth president of united states who to date is celebrated due to his exuberant performance during his reign, once posted a question to his fellow Republican Party members;; How many legs does a dog have if you count the Tail as a Leg? Though the answer to this question is contentious depending on the perceptive that one want to have, facts remain fact. This activates me in the call for forcing Hon. Duale to apologise for uttering nonsensical and absurd words to governor Rutto. This I will sing until that very day he will apologize to the women in this country, Rutto and to Kenyans in general in a public forum. I have said again and again in this medium that the words used by Duale are cantankerous, vile, introspecting, and unacceptable and could course consternation in the jubilee fraternity either today or days to come. Why should he think he has the guts and mettle to do so and not any other person form the coalition? Since the formation of the jubilee coalition, I have never hard such words again whatsoever. People with loose tongues and irrational thinking have no place in the 21st century neither in the jubilee coalition. I am speaking as a concerned Kenyan and as a member of this coalition. Why did Duale fail to instead use ‘baba yako or brother yako’ in that scenario? This tells me that he has no respect to the female gender in the first case or has no respect to the mothers in this country. It is said that if you want equity go with clean hands and that sycophants never reach to the pedestal in a political class! The words used by Duale Cleary shows the character in the man and the man in character, and are not healthy in a young democracy. They are neither good to me, Rutto, his Excellency or any other Kenyan. In fact, calling the tail a leg does not make it a leg!! Mr Duale, kindly open your eyes and apologise and go ahead and donate five goats to the council of elders for cleansing,,,or remain a curse !!
Posted on: Sat, 20 Sep 2014 13:51:20 +0000
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