21/06/2021
A good leader will listen to advice and accept constructive criticism, politics is about the people, policies and services, not about personality, personal differences or an individuals private life, what political mileage is there in telling a gathering that even if so and so owns a chopper, we the poor will never ask for a lift, this is in the least downright petty and childish in its intended appeal for sympathy, especially for a person who have constructed a multimillion shillings resident using taxpayers money.
Going overdrive when someone tells you or talks about a bottleneck in the public service where one is responsible is not politics, it is idiocy.
You may look heroic or think its impressive when being abusive or being confrontational to persons senior to you in age or political position, but in reality it doesn't add any mileage, you could do better to consult and revisit your priorities.
Here, I'm talking about Governor Mutahi Kahiga and his drama with Senator Ephraim Mwangi Maina. Has the rhetoric put drugs in our health facilities? Well no, go to Kiamabara health center, Ndimaini and Gatina dispensaries to mention the facilities in my area, what is the use of impressive buildings without drugs? What is the use of good or marramed rural roads if a patient will die after arriving quickly and in comfort to a hospital?
It is true that the senator flies sometime but does this disqualify him from pointing out anomalies in the making of roads? An aircraft is a means of transport to get from point A to B, the impression that the senator lives in the skies is backward and in bad taste, it actually displays a measure of envy and simple mindedness.
Was the senator out off topic when he talked about the shoddy work and substandard materials used in the construction of our roads?
If the Governor continues with this trend of intolerance, he will get very far in the wrong direction, arguing on facts is political sense, but living in the dreamland, trying to defend lies and getting excited about it is political nonsense.
Equip the health facilities and supply them with drugs, that should be your priority Mr KAHIGA, you are not in office to bang a fist or assert authority, in any case you are still in the experimental stage since you are not elected in the first place, be very very careful with your image and character, they may come to haunt you later, politics is delicate and should be handled with kid gloves