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Synovate Poll Sham Sham Sham Sham. A bunch of BS polling without any credibility
ReplyDeleteSynovate will say anything to please the majority, but majority is not the popular nor the right. Their views will always make opposing sides to confront each other as they claim early victory before the outcomes. You owe Kenyans and other people an apology for the blood shed that you triggered..........
ReplyDeleteWell well well!
ReplyDeleteit so intresting that the synovate group can conduct a poll on 2000 people and claim to have capture the opinion of some 40m kenyans
ReplyDeleteOpinion poll!
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