Researchers from the Centre for African Progress (CAP), the company that correctly predicted President Uhuru Kenyatta’s 2017 presidential win over Raila, did a simple follow up survey following President Uhuru’s recent pro-BBI pitch to his…
In a really shameful case of outright and unexplainable betrayal, Makueni Senator, Mutula Kilonzo Jr. chose to abstain. Arguing that his vote would not have made a difference is a no-brainer. Leaders MUST take sides when vital matters of destiny are up for debate.
With the Hustler emerging as the favourite to win the 2022 presidential race, there is intense clandestine lobbying by numerous politicians to share the ticket as his deputy.
The gods of power have been gentle and generous to President Uhuru.
By Onchari Oyieyo The unwritten code among warriors and freedom fighters is to “never abandon a brother.” Stories to showcase this commitment can be found in most cultures.
There is no doubt that the challenge of the 4th Republic is corruption. There is also no doubt that the scourge of corruption has permeated nearly all levels of government.
Issues included in questionnaire are: corruption, the economy, tribalism, education, insecurity and other issues.
Entry Candidate’s Name Votes Percentage (%) 1 Wangui 1,598 47% 2 Ongoro, Elizabeth 1,428 42% 3 Nadya 374 11%
Entry Candidate’s Name Votes Percentage (%) 1 Njeri, Karen 1700 50% 2 Ongoro, Elizabeth 1428 42% 3 Nadya Agwele 272 8%
Entry Candidate’s Name Votes Percentage (%) 1 Nyaboke, Millicent Omanga 1870 55% 2 Ongoro, Elizabeth 1326 41% 3 Nadya 136 4%
Ongoro, Nadya and Muthoni Entry Candidate’s Name Votes Percentage (%) 1 Muthoni, Janet Ouko 1666 49% 2 Ongoro, Elizabeth 1,394 41% 3 Undecided 340 10%
Candidate Votes (%) 1 Muthoni, Ouko 1020 30% 2 Ng’ang’a, Wangui 714 21% 3 Omanga, Millicent 578 17% 4 Karen, Nyamu 476 14% 5 Undecided 612 18%
Sample Size, 3,400 Entry Candidate’s Name Votes Percentage Kidero, Evans 1836 54% Wanjiru, Margaret 1462 43% Others 34 1% Undecided 68 2%
