WHICH WAY KIMILILI? BRYAN KHAEMBA OR DIDMUS BARASA?

-
Kimilili MP Hopefull, Wakili Bryan Khaemba.

Kimilili MP, Didmus Barasa.


With as little as 10 days to the general elections, Kimilili Constituency of Bungoma county is one to watch with a keen eye.

Seemingly experiencing a significant shift to let the incumbent Member of Parliament Didmus Barasa out of office, Barasa's loss if it materializes in the next ten days will be attributed to his much engagement in the regional coalition politics at the expense of defending his seat, untrustworthiness as far as his "storey" development projects is concerned as well his support for specific MCA aspirants in the four wards that have pushed the remaining pull of aspirants to rally their support behind the vibrant lawyer Bryan Mandila Khaemba for according to them, Khaemba knows how to accommodate all irregardless of their differences brought about by the fact that they are all after one political seat.

To the incumbent, he believes that his association with Bungoma's"timely idea" according to voters, senate Speaker and the gubernatorial hopefull, Ken Lusaka will land him votes easily whereas his rival competitor is consistently on the ground convincing electorates on why him and not the former.

When inquiring about what has happened on the ground, from an opinion poll that almost ranked the incumbent to the maximum percentage points which is said to have relaxed the honourable member, to a race whose winner can't be foretold today for a reason of stiff competition from the recent figures, Bryan Khaemba scores for being consistent with his campaign messaging as well acceptance by the people of the need to taste the new regime led by Khaemba that is after equalizing both hardware development and software development.

With Khaemba's campaign speeches as witnessed in the meetings around the Constituency, the bigger picture is all but what Kimilili deserves, what Kimilili has, what it lacks on their priority list as well what he offers to bring on the table to satisfy their deserving list of wants!

To the contrary, Didmus Barasa's campaign speeches is about the two leading presidential candidates, his party leader also the deputy president and Kenya Kwanza's flagbearer William Ruto as well as the former premier Raila Odinga of the Azimio One Kenya coalition.

To the people of Kimilili, they are well informed of who they will choose on 9th as their president, with a good number willing to vote in the incumbents'choice of candidate on the top seat but uneasy about considering him for the parliamentary post for when he campaigns for his master's, he forgets about the needful for the people of Kimilili.

Are 10 days enough for a Didmus Barasa's comeback ? It is not certain for everyone is campaigning to their very best and as such the decision on 9th is highly awaited.

Which Way Kimilili?

Comments

Post a Comment

Editing to the best version!

Popular posts from this blog

FEMININE OPPORTUNISM AT PLAY AS WEDDING IS CANCELLED IN BOMET, FEW HOURS TO THE D-DAY.

-
Image
  WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW: Nelly was dating another man whom she dumped in 2020 when he became jobless thus broke  The man moved on with life and success seems to have knocked his door. He met Nelly who then had moved on with another man a few days were remaining to their wedding, spoiled her with goodies leaving her confused. Amos received his shock of life after learning that Nelly had requested for more time to decide since she said, she still loved her ex-boyfriend. It is yet to be known whether the ex-boyfriend was on a mission to pay back Nelly for dumping her or the deal they entered was legit. The Couple that was to be... Nelly dumped her boyfriend in 2020 after he became jobless and broke. She started dating Amos. They have been dating since then until this year when they decided to wed. Their wedding was scheduled for December 9th 2023 in Bomet Nelly's ex boyfriend found out that she is walking down the isle, he called her and told her how life has been good. It has since em
Read more

THE BARASA-STOREY-HEADACHE! WHO IS FOOLING WHO?

-
Image
  What you need to know: As recently reported by Citizen TV, out of the now completed 12 storey building, only two were said to be out of danger. Barasa's allies led by Dr. Soita have come out strongly condemning the report terming it as Normal Media heresay . Ford Kenya National Youth Coordinator,Wanjala Sakwa also expressed dissatisfaction with the report. Hon. Didmus Barasa(right) and Dr. Norman Allan Soita in a past function. The Media has recently been having a conversation that seems not to be ending any time sooner, a conversation whose genesis is Kimilili Constituency, one about the over 10 Storey Buildings constructed under the patronage of the now MP, Hon. Didmus Barasa. Hitting headlines in the royal-media owned Citizen TV, it was reported that among the 12 Storey-classrooms constructed by Hon. Didmus Barasa, area MP, only 2 appeared to be in good condition at the time of “scrutiny.” However, local leaders led by Dr. Norman Allan Soita have expressed dissatisfaction and
Read more

Susan Chemutai's plea, a mother of 3 from Mkulima in Kimilili with a swollen lump which requires an operation.

-
Image
In the heart of Kimilili, a mother’s cry echoes through the community. Susan Chemutai, a single mother of three from Mkulima in Kimilili Constituency of Bungoma county, faces a daunting battle against a swelling lump in her neck. With each passing day, her condition worsens, and the weight of responsibility grows heavier on her shoulders. Photo of Susan Chemutai Despite seeking medical help, Susan finds herself at a crossroads. The treatments offered have proved ineffective, and the only solution lies in a costly operation beyond her financial reach. Alone in her struggle, she bravely voices her plea for assistance, reaching out to anyone willing to lend a helping hand. Galatians 6:2, "Bear one another's burdens, and so fulfill the law of Christ."  Susan's plea is not just a cry for help but a testament to the interconnectedness of our shared humanity. While her physical ailment is a burden she must bear, the weight of loneliness only adds to her suffering. The absenc
Read more