Police Guard PLO Lumumba's Rural Home in Siaya after Destruction Threats for Defending IEBC in Presidential Petition

Tell them to come and burn my home in Muhoroni next to the Catholic Church. I tell you they would not know what hit them dead.
These are some of the things that my uncle Ojinga should condemn in the strongest words possible. But he cannot because he enjoy seeing others suffer. He is a true modern day Lord of Poverty. Shindwe yeye.Anaswe kabisa.

The Lord gave us brains to use them rightfully. We must therefore, use the brains to think rationally. Wilderbeasts trove into Mara river blindly even though crocodiles have mouths wide open to kill and eat them. Siaya community, use the God's gift with intelligence. Don't let loser Raila cast you into the teeth of crocodiles.

One-time AFC Leopards player, William Obwaka scored two goals against Gor Mahia and they called him a traitor and burned his parent's home. It seems you MUST not go against the tribe's interests. Sick.

If UK wins it will not be because of this lawyer who talked in parables but did not have any substantive arguments. UK has already bribed the judges however should he become he scapegoat so be it should have taken out insurance on his property with the money he is receiving from IEBC

Ben, it appears we are all scared of naming the elephant in the room, so here I go: Seems to me that the majority of Luos are stuck in reconciling with our Kenyan diversity. They are the only tribe I know that take it a step further, i.e violence. They lose a football match, and they take the anger out onto the street and destroy property, vehicles, etc.... Now, come to think of it, about three years ago, I went looking for a record (Nyandundo) as I had enjoyed it in a party I went to in Nairobi. I approached one of a small businesses along Tom mboya and this young Luo guy asked me rather aggressively if I knew the meaning or understood the song? For me, I enjoyed the beats of the music and how energized it was. Naively, I admitted I did not, but still enjoyed dancing to it. I was told rather rudely to go buy a Kuyo music. I was giving him business mind you, but his hatred clouded his judgement that I was just another punter. I was shocked as this was not an old guy, but a young man. Now. I have said it, let the haters come for me.....We need to grow up and integrate more. We are foremost Kenyans, anything else is secondary.

Maxiley, I was shocked to the core. Funny you think the reaction would have different if I was a cute sexy Kuyu (I am female, b.t.w, cute & sexy is subjective, so...) as my exact thought then was he would have reacted differently had I been male. To this very day, I will never forget the look of contempt he gave me. Still bought the record elsewhere and still play it with pride.

Now that the supreme courts have over tuned the elections, I pray and hope this sort of arrogance will not be played in the streets. Still reeling with shock....looks that corruption is still at the core of the Kenyan system if indeed there were discrepancies found. Well....Mhhh....