mzalendo :: Eye On Kenyan Parliament

Saliim said,

Tuesday April 17, 2007 11:16 pm

YOU ARE GOING TO MAKE IT

Mheshimiwa, It's evident that this old guards want to snatch your seat at whatever cost. You are a smart, well educated man and have emerged a good leader in your tenure so far so please keep up the good fight. I know the media is controlled by this old slobs so don't worry about the publicity, concentrate on your constituents.
The youth is behind you!

JOSIAH said,

Sunday February 18, 2007 10:22 pm

YOUTH VOICE

Congratulations for your election as mp.i feel that it was with a purpose that it happened.please as a young person we expect you to promote youth affairs but it seems you are too quiet.silence is golden yes but speech is silvern too!dont let us down,bring change as thats what power should do.otherwise i wish you all the best as your try to achieve your targets.

Peter M Mathuki said,

Thursday February 15, 2007 11:51 pm

PERFORMANCE

I know it is a big challenge for you BUT try to consult and do it wisely.Young Man, alot is expected from you in terms of speaking for the young and voiceless.Try to stand for the poor and voiceless.Be self made and take time to understand the need of the elctorate.

B. OKot said,

Thursday February 15, 2007 7:36 pm

Keep Doing What You're Doing.

Am sure there are so many people who were expecting you to perform miracles in your short tenure before the next election. That's their ignorance. You have made a huge impact on Nakuru town, alot people believe in what you are doing and accomplishing. We know the long hours you put into your work...I never voted for you last time but my vote will be reserved for you!

Kenyan said,

Friday December 29, 2006 2:36 am

What's up men

With great worry and hopelessness I ask. If this is what the so called young turks (Like you) can do, do we have any future? I thought you would be of great help to Nkr twn and Kenya as a country but I was wrong. God liberate this country.

Ken said,

Tuesday December 19, 2006 12:59 am

You Have what it takes

Thankyou mheshimiwa for not joining the "kupayuka payuka" club of politicians and concentrating on being a great apprentice politician. It's your kind of men that go on to become great leaders in the future.You are well educated and travelled and we (people of Nakuru) hope to benefit from having an exceptional MP like you. Please keep up the good work.

emma said,

Tuesday October 31, 2006 8:10 am

think about tomorrow

i was hoping to see any contribution from our young turk mheshimiwa. many youths in nakuru town who thanks to their generous sympathy votes saw u in parliament are seeing so liitle in terms of any achievements from ur side to help them better their lives. countless of bright students are not going further than secondary education for lack of fees and if u care to have a preview of what i am talking about visit the matatu stages and see how many youths are rotting away day by day.

Maina said,

Monday October 23, 2006 8:31 am

Ponda Mali

Ponda Mali is a place that needs your attention. Insecurity and lack of drainage continues to cause hell for the residents of this area.
Act.

ROBERT said,

Tuesday October 17, 2006 3:31 am

JUST WHAT ARE YOU DOING?

This is to you some months down the line since you were elected to the august house yo surely can let us know what is the progress of whatever project you have initiated if any and still what do you have in the pipeline?. Kindly note that your continued presence and visibility will be highly appreciated and better still update on your profile that is if you read this

N. Maina said,

Friday October 13, 2006 4:34 pm

Thumbs up to you William. You're doing a great job in Nakuru and things are looking up for you in the next election. Thankyou for implementing new ways to serve your constituents and representing the youth in such a positive light. Kenya needs leaders like you.

PAUL said,

Wednesday October 11, 2006 3:34 am

Kijana,

Pliz just know that most young people who voted you expect you to represent them in that house. what I think as an individual is that you are not serving the intrest of the electorate but your family.
It is sad to note that your are among those M.P's that will face the wrath of the ballot see you as a common mwananchi.