[kictanet] Who is the true Kenyan Leader?

[John Walubengo]

A story is told - in the Old Testament (Bible) I believe,
where two women fought over a new-born baby, each claiming
the baby belonged to them.

The fight and its intensity was such that the case had to
reach the highest authority in the land - King Solomon it
was I think.

King Solomon listened to the reasons passionately advanced
by each party claiming ownership of the baby and now he had
to make that final decision to resolve the impasse.

He ruled that since each mother claimed to be the parent of
the baby, what he intended to do was to split the baby
equally in the middle and allow each parent to go home with
a piece of the baby.

One of the 'parent' quickly agreed to the solution while
the other one was so totally appalled by the idea and asked
the King to spare the baby and allow the other parent to
keep it.  

Today I want to ask both our Kenyans Leaders - who amongst
them is willing to spare our nation Kenyan from being split
into two.  That will be our true leader. The one who would
rather spare the baby (Kenya) because they know it belongs
to them.

Long live the baby (Kenya)

walu.
  

--- gathuri njorohio <gathuri_njorohio at yahoo.com> wrote:

> Hi all
>   ICT can be used for advocating peace if it is used
> responsibly. Of late we have seen sms messages being used
> to spread wrong information.
>   The ICT fraternity should educate the public on the
> advantages and disadvantages of some communication.
>   We cherish peace and let us use ICT in promoting it but
> not to spread fear and hatred.
>    
>   Njorohio
> 
> alice <alice at apc.org> wrote:
>   Dear all
> 
> Our dear country has been referred to as "An African
> exception and role 
> model, a beacon of hope". "We are known for upholding
> peace, for our 
> our cohesiveness, stability, being a reliable neighbor
> and our ability 
> to ignore politicians whims"
> 
> So it is really sad and frustrating to witness the
> current situation 
> being manipulated and inflamed. And most of all sadness
> as what these 
> events mean for us the Kenyan people.
> 
> In a number of countries and situations, communication
> technologies have been used to advocate for issues
> including gender equality among others. Perhaps we could
> use the same to bring Kenyans together. To advocate for
> peace, to sell Kenya to Kenyans and to remind ourselves
> that our country has had one of the highest and best
> profiles in Africa and we cannot afford to throw that
> away. 
> 
> 
> peaceful 2008
> 
> My comments are entirely personal and do not reflect any
> position of the organisations I am affiliated with.
> 
> 
> alice
> 
> 
> 
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