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DP Kithure Kindiki: Is what is popular always in the public interest? For example, if Kenyans decide to change the constitution and vote to remove the Judicial arm of the govt, is it in the national interest?
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This is scary, why did he choose to use the Judiciary as an example? Why not say one arm of the government. Let me stop overthinking

Yes if Kenyans decide that who is Kindiki to decide otherwise?

Prof @KindikiKithure remember All power belong to the people they decide what is good or bad for them therefore a cabal of politicians can't dictate to the people what is good for national interest

The people are supreme. Saitani.

It should. Democracy is realizing that they are representative of people not their parents. National interest is what the people want. If people figure out another means of dispute resolution then they can choose to change the constitution and do away with the judiciary arm.

The people are supreme and sovereign power is vested in them. If they decide to remove the judiciary, they must have a good reason. Why can't a law professor understand such a simple concept?

Why judicial arm, when we know the executive and legislative arms are the perfect example of that

Many will disagree with him but something being popular doesnt mean it is the national interest.

Few professors in this country deserve the accolade. When you listen to Kindiki, Tom Ojienda and a couple more you can't help but wonder how they got the title. Maybe @glwajackoyah is the only legitimate prof in the country.

Yes. It is a government of,for and by the people.


