Sunday, July 27, 2014
What Most People don't know about Eric Omondi
Hey this is Eric Omondi. I am a comedian and a second born in a family of 4. I went to Lake Primary and latter joined Kisumu Boys High School. I am also a graduate of Daystar University, a degree in Mass Communication. What most people don't know is that my life has literally for the longest time relied on God and nothing else. I am a strong believer in the doings of God....I still vividly remember one evening while in form three, I asked God to lift my head and ever since He has been my Rock and Foundation. May you find Peace and Love in Him who is the Most High.
Murkomen calls Raila a 'dictator' for sacking Mungaro
Elgeyo Marakwet senator Kipchumba Murkomen Photo/FILE
Elgeyo Marakwet Senator Kipchumba Murkomen and Kinango MP Gozi Rai have accused CORD Principal Raila Odinga of 'playing with the minds of Kenyans' saying he was not interested in development but empty rhetoric.
Murkomen particularly took issue with how Raila Odinga is running Cord and ODM saying he was a dictator worst than what was witnessed during the former Kanu regime.
He described Raila as a leader who cannot entertain dissenting opinion among leaders allied to his party.
Murkomen singled out the ouster of Kilifi North MP Gideon Mungaro as Minority Whip and the recent disruption of ODM election by ‘men in black’ as the work of Raila Odinga whom he said was taking the country back to the dark days.
“Our brothers at the CORD should sort out their leadership problems first before pointing accusing fingers at the Government which is doing its best to solve the challenges facing Kenyans,” he said.
“CORD should stop pointing out the ills of the Government and yet it has failed to solve the problem of leadership facing his ODM party,” said Murkomen.
The senator was speaking in Mt Elgon on Saturday during a tour with Deputy President William Ruto.
Other leaders included MPs John Serut (Mt. Elgon), Robert Pukose (Endebes), John Waluke (Sirisia), Konzi Rai (Kinangop), William Cheptumo (Baringo North), Reginalda Wanyonyi (Women MP Bungoma) and Bungoma Governor Kenneth Lusaka among others.
The leaders said Kenyans were not ready to engage in petty politicking and the country was not ready for a referendum.
Waluke said he will work closely with the Government in solving the problems facing his constituents, saying it was wrong for some leaders to put the country in a permanent campaign mood.
“Those who lost in the last general election should concentrate on the work of ensuring the Government serves the people well instead of engaging in mere politicking all the years round,” said Waluke.
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