MUDAVADI RAILA UHURU.. every kenyan must read this

They have the following in common:

They are millionaires. They are famous. They have no IDPs among their family members. 

They are on a fat pay cheque list. Their security is guaranteed. Their health is highly insured. They drive big cars.

They live in posh neighborhoods. Never get affected by arbitrary matatu fare hikes when it rains. Never queue at KNH for near nil medical services. Their kids go to the best schools abroad. When they call for a public demo, their wives and kids never participate but are well secured behind a cricket oval.

They don't wait for Munyes or Atwoli to announce to a 13% salary increment once a year whereas inflation is at all times more than 15%. They have a special human right called political right. They never get affected by floods as they have an option of many homesteads or can even fly. When in trouble, their tribe comes to their rescue.

The list is endless...

The only common thing we have with them is our National ID's.

Now, before you think of fighting your neighbor in the name of defending them, take a look at your ID. That is who YOU are, and that is where you came from unless you lied about it. Only God knows where you are headed next...

LUO'S the only connection you have with Raila's family is maybe you walked along Oginga Odinga Street today hustling for a job or ate at a restaurant along that road.

KIKUYU'S the only connection you have with Kenyatta's family is maybe you walked along Kenyatta Avenue, Mama Ngina, you were admitted or born at KNH, you trespassed KICC, or JKIA, went to Kenyatta High School, JKUAT or K.U, or maybe you were broke couldn't afford lunch and opted for 200 ml Brookside milk for lunch.

You are financially close to them by making them richer.

For Kalenjins, Meru's, Embu's,Luhya's, Maasai's and the rest ,the only connection you
have with your so called 'my choice' is you watch them on TV strategizing on how to cash your hard earned cash or their helicopters may disturb your lunch break-hunger-slumber under a tree.

Sisi Ndio Wenye-Nchi and we should protect our fellow Wenye-Nchi who we share so much in common with.

Let us remain United as Kenyans!