Raila Odinga and his corrupt and unscrupulous wife Ida Odinga mooted the devolution idea. I remember seeing Ida at rallies talking about “ugatuzi” as a way of countering Kikuyu dominance. They go their wish with the 2010 constitution but devolution has turned out to be one big scam. Ida... Odinga, an old witch who needs to be ejected from ODM.show more

@IdaOdinga You are becoming foolish now. Devolution is not the problem.

@IdaOdinga Devolution was initially well intended, The Conman just hijacked it to consolidate Nyanza and Western , Odhiambo mbai had to be the sacrificial lamb, Since then , the Conman has never lost grip of Nyanza

@IdaOdinga Devolution has never been the problem, it's actually the solution to many of our problems. The problem is that we keep electing thieves and charlatans

@IdaOdinga Devolution is a scam, but to me much better than a presidential system. i.e. Under devolution, with all it's warts has made electricity reach my rural home. Piped water is on the way.

@IdaOdinga Devolution is one of the greatest blessings this country ever got. This pedestrian type of analysis from an adolescent mind, is pure nonsense.

@IdaOdinga Actually Raila drunk with power after the 2010Katiba rejected the Parliamentary system and switched to Pure Presidential because he believed as PM with former ODM IEBC officials would Rigg him in and Ruto Uhuru would you be convicted by the ICC, His father truly cursed Him

@IdaOdinga we said move from 8 provinces to 3 counties maximum we were called all sorts of names 15 years later.....

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@IdaOdinga You touch devolution and we will decide to choose sides ,devolution is not the problem our leaders are

@IdaOdinga Kenya’s daily dose of stupidity

@IdaOdinga Hehehe... guza devolution and we go separate ways.. wakenya sio wajinga to go back on the system your grandfather's brought that failed the Kenyan dream. You are too young to even understand what devolution means in marginalised areas.