Gubernatorial -Cyprian Otieno Awiti
Senatorial -Gerald Otieno Kajwang
Women Representative-Gladys Atieno Nyasuna Wanga
Migori County
Gubernatorial -Prof. Edward Oyugi Akongo
Deputy Governor-Anne Omodho Anyanga
Senatorial -Hon. Wilfred Gisuka Machage
Women Representative-Susan Millie Owino
Kisii County
Gubernatorial -Hon. James Elvis Omariba Ongwae
Senatorial -Christopher Mogere Obure
fredrick Ja Gem24 January 2013 3:25 PM ODM should stop fooling around with luo Nyanza people,the days of party euphoria is over,the days of imposing leaders to people is a "thing of da past" Let Raila and his party know that we need change in our region and NOT BIG names like Nyong'o,Midiwo,Oburu,Kajwang' and other non performing leaders,Odingaism will never exist in luo Nyanza if this is the case,common mwananchis' right cannot be violated by some few characters in the name of ODM...ON that note right now am mobilizing Siaya county residents to vote candidates of their choice and not party....Dictatorship should be stopped and democracy be exercised,we are perishing because we lack knowledge and wisdom nnktt.
Esther Wanga24 January 2013 10:16 AM Clearly ODM.Can you revise your list otherwise Raila wont see my vote.I'd rather vote Uhuru.dont u think you are hurting people???Mr Bett???Can you give us the people we chose.I'm disappointed particularly for Homabay County_Rangwe constituency.You replaced the MP we chose together with all the county reps.How do you explain Position 5 securing a certificate??????DEMOCRATIC INDEED!!!You'll be in for a rude shock!Keep up you mulpractices!!
PAUL TWENYO from Homabay24 January 2013 9:46 AM Sincerely,I am greatly disappointed with ODM party,I have just realized it has its owners,wait for a rude shock on 4th of MARCH 2013,we cannot continue suffering at expense of other peoples benefit,it is in Nyanza where a meter from fresh water lake is a desert,and it in Kisumu where 20litre water goes 20 Kenya shillings during dry season yet, fresh water lake is at stone throw.We must be allowed to elect those we feel can meet our needs "Nitawakataa" come rain, come sunshine.
JARAE24 January 2013 8:56 AM We are not happy with the way Raila dictates luo Nyanza.Nyong'o and Midiwo did not win.This is a total shame and should have just gone ahead to include Oburu and Ruth.Shame
Victor JaAlego23 January 2013 6:46 PM Guys, RAO is not OMNIPOTENT, in fact he was sitting somwhere sipping his tea.Your fury is directed to the wrong person.The National Election Board are to blame and surely something is happening.The corrupt parted with money and will be drained down the loo.ODM is the party to beat like it or not.
Ndege23 January 2013 6:37 PM ODM if that is the way democracy is done then i aint voting any ODM candidate. surely we are no robots they should have seen the mood on the ground imposing leaders on people and its the electorate who have the voice that's a big NO. Like Muhoroni the so called Prof was beaten yet he was handed nomination. rude shock is awaiting ODM on 4th March.
CONCERNED SERIOUS KENYAN23 January 2013 5:28 PM AS YOU MAKE YOUR BED, SO SHALL YOU LIE ON IT. COME 4TH MARCH 2013, RAILA AMOLLO ODINGA, DON'T REGRET ON THE OUTCOME. YOU MIGHT GET YOUR PRESIDENTIAL VOTES WITH NO MPS, GOVERNORS, SENATOR, COUNTY REPS ETC. THE MAJORITY MIGHT COME FROM OTHER PARTIES WHICH DEMONSTRATE SERIOUSNESS WITH PROPER DUE DILIGENCE ON THE CANDIDATES THEY PICK TO SUPPORT THEIR VICTORY. REMEMBER CHAPTER 6 ON INTEGRITY WHIC DOES NOT EXCLUDE NOMINATION OF PROPERLY VETTED CANDIDATES. I WISH YOU WELL IN YOU PRESIDENTIAL BID.
Elphas Osii23 January 2013 4:43 PM I cant believe what has just happened....if that is the so called Democracy,Jakom,watch these space on 4/3/2013.....
Siasa Kali23 January 2013 1:18 PM Please, this is not what we want or expected, why leave all the preferred nominees and pick your own for the specific sits? Was the nomination process for formality? Wait and see, come 04/03/2013, i know i'm not alone, we will serve you right. I now understand the internal dictatorship within the ODM that sent away all the PENTAGON members.
Thugs attack Judge probing Tana clashes
Updated 5 hrs 7 mins ago
By CYRUS OMBATI
NAIROBI, KENYA: A High Court Judge was on Wednesday night carjacked and kidnapped in a robbery incident in her Karen home, Nairobi.
Lady Justice Grace Nzioka was driving into her compound at about 10 pm when she was confronted by five heavily armed men.
The Judge, who chairs a commission investigating the Tana River clashes that have claimed more than 160 lives and displaced thousands of people, told police that she was alone in her official car when gunmen who seemed to have been waiting struck.
Taking her hostage, they forced her into her house and ransacked it. The attackers confiscated several documents, a laptop, television set and other electronics.
The Judge's husband, who is a businessman, drove in during the robbery unaware of the attack. The gang also took him hostage for hours as they demanded cash and other unclear "information".
Police say the gang later abducted the two and drove with them out of their compound to Dagoretti area where they withdrew more than Sh40,000 from their ATM accounts.
They then took them to Kangemi area where they abandoned the two in the darkness and directed them to where they would leave the cars.
The Judge and her husband later drove back to their residence after they alerted police.
Police, who are still investigating the attack, have questioned why Nzioka's personal body guard and a police officer stationed at the Judge's home were unarmed at the time of the incident.
Detectives who visited the scene say their preliminary analysis shows that the gang was interested in the Judge's laptop.
"We believe the other items they stole were just a cover up and their interest was in the laptop which they took. We are investigating," said a senior police officer.
Nairobi Area head of police operations Wilfred Mbithi says no arrest or recovery has been made so far.
Judge Nzioka chairs a commission that is investigating Tana River clashes that have so far claimed 160 lives.
She was scheduled to officially release the report on the clashes on Friday after hearing evidence from more than 130 witnesses.
The night attack is believed to be linked to the report that the commission was compiling.
The incident comes a week after lands permanent secretary Ms Dorothy Angote and her husband were attacked in similar incident in their Lavington estate, Nairobi.
Their car is yet to be recovered after they were carjacked and robbed.
The couple was attacked last Wednesday night and robbed before they were dumped in a coffee plantation in Kikuyu.
According to police, Angote and her husband were driving to their home when they were attacked by three gunmen who had posed as her security guards.
Apparently the thugs had earlier attacked the security guards at the compound, stripped them of their uniforms and tied them in a corner. The thugs later wore the guards' uniforms and positioned themselves in the compound.
When the couple arrived at about 10pm, the thugs ushered them in before holding them at gunpoint. According to reports, the gang was armed with AK47 rifles.
Angote and her husband were then driven around the city before they were abandoned in a coffee plantation past midnight. They were later rescued by police after villagers found them tied to a tree in the coffee plantation.
Police who saw them said they were unhurt. On Wednesday, police said they were yet to make an arrest or recovery of the car.
Detectives handling the case said they have a clue on who the gunmen were but they are yet to know the motive and were trailing them.
Police said the thugs also stole the couple's X-Trail car, jewelry, cash, an iPad and other personal valuables.
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