PLO LUMUMBA: Kenya's Problem Is Our Obsession With The Presidency

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  • Опубликовано: 21 ноя 2024

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  • @jsam477
    @jsam477 Год назад +39

    PLO, we are privileged to have a man of your type and full of wisdom in our country. The brightest man in our country.

  • @samuelikiara9347
    @samuelikiara9347 Год назад +17

    Always great to listen to this great man PLO Lumumba.....

  • @2blackice
    @2blackice Год назад +17

    Spice fm is growing like wild fires keep it up guys always listen from South Wales

  • @andrewwainaina9267
    @andrewwainaina9267 Год назад +46

    A PLO interview is always a wealth of insight. Thank you for this one

    • @Josephat-gp2jd
      @Josephat-gp2jd 4 месяца назад

      The man full of knowledge and wisdom I thank God for that

  • @nyeke4all533
    @nyeke4all533 Год назад +47

    I follow this guy in all platforms,,
    He deserves a seat in all African countries or president of United Africa

    • @richardray2680
      @richardray2680 Год назад +4

      Apart from speeches what has he done to deserve the seat. Just give him a radio station and have him make those speeches all day. Let him motivate those who are actually doing things out here.

    • @ajwango478
      @ajwango478 Год назад +1

      You should, perhaps, pay more attention to the gist of what he is saying, away from the bombast.

    • @njuhinyararaofficial
      @njuhinyararaofficial Год назад

      He was once in charge of anti corruption body.Whst did he do?

    • @ajwango478
      @ajwango478 Год назад +1

      @@njuhinyararaofficial
      Instead of growing some legal teeth and doing something against corruption using that powerful office, PLO went on his usual rhetoric and lamentations about how his work was being obstructed. *Blaming is easier than doing!*
      His stint at the Anti-corruption Agency came down with a thud. It was quite underwhelming and unremarkable, whichever way one slices and dices it. He dashed everybody's hope and proved himself, in essence, as just one of them, or at best, a noise-making nuisance to the other fellow corruption club members.

    • @clerksonarwa8402
      @clerksonarwa8402 Год назад

      ​@@ajwango478 are you in Kenya or were you in kenya during his time in office 🤔

  • @ellyobwaka2730
    @ellyobwaka2730 Год назад +34

    Professor PLO Lumumba has spoken well. The Supreme Court voted 7 - 0 to uphold the IEBC announcement on the presidential elections. Opinion polls may have suggested that RAO should have won. Our gut feelings may have suggested that RAO should have won. But we have to respect our institutions.

    • @ajwango478
      @ajwango478 Год назад +4

      *@ellyobwaka2730*
      From a standpoint of pure formality, yes! However, from the political reality of our country, we should stop pretending and desist from calling a spade a big spoon, like the Professor is seemingly inviting us to do.
      Everything is not as clear-cut and as simplistic as you appear to be intimating. Formality, especially legalistic formality and pettifoggery, is what has played havoc with this country, and is what will finally do in this unfortunate country.
      The clever unscrupulous mind manipulators amongst us have learnt that the most important thing is to appear to be formally right or correct; and they are exploiting this collective myopia to the hilt, by making us accept things which have no basis neither in commonsense, nor in empirical evidence.

    • @dreolwa7419
      @dreolwa7419 Год назад +3

      How do you respect a rougue court.

    • @ajwango478
      @ajwango478 Год назад

      @@dreolwa7419
      Exactly! The Professor seems to think that simply going through the motions is enough.
      This is the trouble with reactionary African pseudo-intellectuals, with their pretentious know-it-all attitudes, coupled with total lack of imagination.
      They get formal education, go into formal employment, behave in a formal, perfunctory way, and therefore, can never be agents of meaningful or earth-shaking, paradigm-shifting change, to make our countries scale the ladder to the next level. The rigidity of thought kills everything.
      The professor, for example, identifies the Kenyan political problems correctly, but the possible solutions he advances are :- wait for this, more of the same!, essentially, or a slightly tweaked variation of the status quo.
      The court system and many of the institutions in Kenya suffer from the same problem of *formality* of their approach and almost codified corruption and laziness of thought.
      It would appear that people are not trained in our country to think, rather they are trained to be mere cogs in the wheel, with no agency over themselves, stupidly repeating the same mantras and treating offices and institutions as holy cows.

    • @ShawnGitahi
      @ShawnGitahi 4 месяца назад

      So opinion polls vote😭🤦or what do u mean?u pple of azimio mlikataa kutokea,,,kibera ilikuwa na 50percent turnout alafu mnablame supreme court,,,there was never controversy in the supreme court

    • @ShawnGitahi
      @ShawnGitahi 4 месяца назад

      A rogue court is one which fails to accept your nonsense,,,did u go through the submissions and full judgement of the court plus the proceedings🤦rubbish

  • @chabwerakauma8597
    @chabwerakauma8597 Год назад +25

    This is a solid, mature and applicable discussion that can be harnessed in many African nations. Profound thoughts from PLO impressive!

  • @wanjeneemathabitha4863
    @wanjeneemathabitha4863 Год назад +11

    PLO much salute for the wisdom you have 🎉

  • @mseiya_kitgaede-vl5yj
    @mseiya_kitgaede-vl5yj Год назад +12

    When PLO speaks, does anyone have a choice apart from to listen? His way with words always amazes me. Intelligent, wise, clever, smart, informed and always willing to give an answer even when you think the question is out of place! These are the people that needs to dominate our screens not politicians and other people who have no clue of the subject. We would be learning a lot

    • @deebee390
      @deebee390 Год назад

      48:17 minutes "and always willing to give an answer even when you think the question is out of place!"

  • @bildad3
    @bildad3 Год назад +11

    What a towering statesman, doing civic duty. You spoke to my mind. Indeed Kenyans we need an overhaul in mindset. Ethnicity, mob rule and corruption would be a thing of the past.

  • @charlesmwangi5834
    @charlesmwangi5834 Год назад +10

    My mega question is how can there be peace where injustice prevails. People steal from public coffers left, right and are not punished. Infact are awarded with Government positions.

  • @mohashkamoha5544
    @mohashkamoha5544 Год назад +11

    Honestly I have not yet feel the freedom of my country and always put me in tears 😭 as I remember the way am taxed and get poor service in return and theft of my tax it pains really I can't imagine how I feel whenever i see injustice done to me or my fellow countrymen it's so sad really 😭😭😭

    • @anzarcademy
      @anzarcademy Год назад +2

      In the name of peace..Amen!

  • @robertmuiruri550
    @robertmuiruri550 Год назад +5

    Some of the few professors l can listen to all day

  • @martinkoome4157
    @martinkoome4157 Год назад +3

    Mature talk. This's where you sit down and learn. I always look forward to this kind of intellect and dialogue.

  • @G_dan
    @G_dan Год назад +12

    People like PLO Lumumba and omtatah deserve all the good things in life. Just imagine if these kinds of people were the presidents and VPs of our country?

    • @O-Sam
      @O-Sam Год назад +5

      Our obsession with presidency. I dare say the discussion is even suggesting the opposite, making the presidency less "powerful/relevant" by making local systems (devolution) work.

    • @Kittygacha_playz
      @Kittygacha_playz Год назад

      Its easy to imagine boss. They would quicky turn into crooks. Power corrupts absolutely and quickly. No one is immune. Tuache kudanganyana.

    • @georgeodhiambo598
      @georgeodhiambo598 Год назад

      I can't say much about Omtata, but PLO has been tested and he failed the intergrity test while he was the CEO of EACC. He received a bribe from a person who was being investigated by EACC. He can only become a bigger bribe taker if he ascends to the office of the presidency.

    • @1andeyo
      @1andeyo Год назад

      ​@njuggiendeere4066 Not true, there are leaders in worldwide are not corrupt even in Africa

    • @Kittygacha_playz
      @Kittygacha_playz Год назад +1

      @@1andeyo OK. Name ONE leader in Africa who is not corrupt. One.

  • @mwangikaranja5157
    @mwangikaranja5157 Год назад +36

    Good to have sober minds speak, reminding us we are still in a country called Kenya, people who know our rot, where we are coming from, where we are and the hole we are heading into.

    • @journalsofanimmigrant123
      @journalsofanimmigrant123 Год назад +6

      I DONT AGREE THERE SHOULD BE RULE OF LAW AND JUSTICE WE WILL NOT ACCEPT CHAOS. PROF UOU MIGHT NOT LIKE RAILA BUT IN THIS ONE YOU ARE WRONG SUPPORTING IMPUNITY AND CORRUPTION IS THE PROBLEM

    • @journalsofanimmigrant123
      @journalsofanimmigrant123 Год назад +3

      NO WITHOUT JUSTICE THERE IS NOTHING GET IT RIGHT PROF LUMUMBA PLEASE GET IT RIGHT

    • @journalsofanimmigrant123
      @journalsofanimmigrant123 Год назад +3

      JUSTICE PROVIDES PEACE GET IT RIGHT. TOO PHYLOSOPHICAL . TOO WESTERN IN THINKING

    • @journalsofanimmigrant123
      @journalsofanimmigrant123 Год назад

      TALK TALK TALK BUT DO NOT THINK OF ATTACKING RAILA PLEASE WE ARE NAD ENOUGH

    • @journalsofanimmigrant123
      @journalsofanimmigrant123 Год назад +2

      OH STOP IT WE DONT HAVE TO ACCEPT CORRUPTION SPARE US

  • @LikizoB
    @LikizoB Год назад +16

    PLO is a national treasure

  • @winbern_BK_Bernard
    @winbern_BK_Bernard Год назад +4

    AWESOME TALK WITH PROF!

  • @LilliBoy
    @LilliBoy 4 месяца назад +13

    PROF Plo lumumba,you are Now Prophet PLO LUMUMBA, ALL Africans in Diaspora are Behind you Prophet. ❤

  • @cosmasmilanzi7117
    @cosmasmilanzi7117 Год назад +2

    I'm always not tied to hear from this professor and man of God! be blessed.

  • @evansndana8235
    @evansndana8235 Год назад +6

    Eii. I need a glass of water. Too much wisdom here!

  • @gertrudekopiyo
    @gertrudekopiyo Год назад +3

    It is good to listen to you, Sir.

  • @kajairo999...
    @kajairo999... Год назад +6

    The problem with PLO is he rebukes other Nations' leadership, but when it comes to his own country, that doesn't come out clear. Great brain though.

    • @TheTororist
      @TheTororist Год назад +1

      but he is clearly criticizing the azimio leadership. they are also leaders

    • @marangojoseph5921
      @marangojoseph5921 24 дня назад

      A prophet is honored in his own country

  • @TarasicioKanjaKamwaga
    @TarasicioKanjaKamwaga Год назад +10

    PLO,justice is greater than peace...we don't need to debate that ...where there's justice, peace align itself to it.

    • @charleskaberere8322
      @charleskaberere8322 3 месяца назад

      Can Justice come without peace to facilitate dialogue? Where there is no Peace, Justice can't survive? Quite another school of thought.

  • @lady40445
    @lady40445 Год назад +17

    PLO speaks well but has not addressed the causes of post election stand offs! Lumumba's idea of political hygiene is not viable in countries where institutions ie IEBC are independent on paper, but are operating on the principle of the highest bidder wins. The staff are unreliable and are not neutral! Say if what we've been told by other commissioners are true, how can a chairman tally elections results privately and then declare a winner? Who is going to respect such a result? Is it that we just have to have "political hygiene" and move on!!?

  • @leonkituyi3935
    @leonkituyi3935 7 месяцев назад +2

    PLO Lumumba is the greatest man in Africa. He is a passionate lawyer. He is intellectual, brilliant, clever and patriotic but he is genuine and most lawyers lie. PLO can be a president and he is like natembeya

  • @oleblack423
    @oleblack423 Год назад +2

    You finally did it,you brought the chosen one

  • @decoloniz_afro
    @decoloniz_afro Год назад +1

    My professor ❤..i love your speechs outside kenya alot..africa love you

  • @ajgossips
    @ajgossips Год назад +1

    It's my first time watching your video and I love it!!

  • @louisrudasingwa3367
    @louisrudasingwa3367 Год назад +1

    Wow, what a great discussion, you should have the Prof on more often. Thanks.

  • @PhelixJangu
    @PhelixJangu Год назад +12

    I never get enough of this guy PLO

  • @Snager001
    @Snager001 Год назад +5

    When Lumumba talk I can't fault anything but chew the truth and learn, that part of Matiba challenging result and disagree with the judges but accept the outcome and the words he used oooh my, those are the words leaders of today should listen to

  • @mjm135
    @mjm135 Год назад +37

    "Peaceprenuers" never fail to disappoint, they scare us with with peace so that we accept injustice...

    • @wangarikariuki6522
      @wangarikariuki6522 Год назад +6

      Precisely! Peace does not mean justice and sometimes just means sweeping dirt under the carpet

    • @FredMugone
      @FredMugone Год назад +8

      @@wangarikariuki6522 , people like PLO Lumumba are some of the reasons Kenya is a mess. There can never be peace without JUSTICE - something that the likes of PLO never realize.

    • @Diasporamedia23
      @Diasporamedia23 Год назад

      ​@@FredMugoneYou have wisdom and you have a great future too. He's smooth with words but the substance is empty. He can't understand what happened in 2002 when Uhuru conceded elections. Then he goes ahead mention 2007, 2017 etc as if he wasn't around. If you call him a scholar then something must be really wrong because he's playing cheap politics that will continue to destroy Africa. He finds comfort in the company of dictators like Museveni and he doesn't know any pain of giving birth and raising a family coz he's got none. A senior bachelor on a mission to destroy Africa.

    • @enosodera7512
      @enosodera7512 Год назад

      You are right,they preach peace as though Kenyans have been at war since independence. They can't dare talk about the reason why there is lack of the so called''peace'' -which is justice the underlying issues - causative agents for wrangles in every elections are swept under the carpet. We only seek for temporary cure for otherwise a long time wound.

    • @gyeboor1270
      @gyeboor1270 Год назад

      my fren. If you are soo brave, why don`t you go stone riot police? Let alone the police or government, just walk from Nairobi CBD, through Gikomba, to eastlands alone at night, say from around 9.00 PM on foot. After that dose with reality, go back to your safe keyboard and narrate the experience.
      You have very many options another one that is more realistic is an invitation to visit wajir or mandera, far from major urban centers, hire a vehicle and just drive there sightseeing.
      Acha ukumbaff.
      If you cannot shut up for a few moments after a dose of wisdom such as the one delivered by PLO, then you are below contempt, very ignorant.

  • @aahmed4280
    @aahmed4280 Год назад +1

    @ situation room Thanks for inviting PLO Lumumba to explore the geography and structures of our foolishness.

  • @victormeliley5299
    @victormeliley5299 Год назад +1

    I can listen to this guy over and over until sunset. A quintessential lawyer, who has his words in order and understands the constitutional and political terrain of Kenya.

  • @jakotinda8561
    @jakotinda8561 Год назад +4

    The Greatest of all times. PLO

  • @edgarmapesabusiness3490
    @edgarmapesabusiness3490 Год назад +3

    The main question to Lumumba should be,should we trust our institution when we know time and time again it has failed us over and over again?Should we keep quiet on injustice just to veil ourselves on the idea of having a false peace ?
    Lumumbas Philosophy is to maintain peace in the face of everything wrong with the institution,that is not a philosophy on which you lay your foundation,peace cannot exist in its true form without Justice.
    Sometimes a revolt is needed or civil disobedience is needed as proposed by Henry David Thoreau because the government does not always deliver its mandate to the people and also the governemnt and its components are not omniscient,they get things wrong from time to time.
    Lumumbas philosophy is too idealistic,we need to be very realistic about how we view institutions and if Kenyan institutions were Ideal,opening the server should not be looked at as a taboo thing for an opposition leader to ask,its his right as someone who participated in the election.The only way in this instance where as Kenyans we are going to trust the intitution is by IEBC opening the server and allows a forensic examination to be done,other wise what is there to trust in such an institution ?

  • @432155ful
    @432155ful Год назад +3

    Respect should flow out from leaders and politicians first not the other way round like you said.

  • @xtratimehd2893
    @xtratimehd2893 Год назад +2

    Good Prof

  • @Emmanuel967-c2m
    @Emmanuel967-c2m Год назад +3

    Very intelligent PLO.

  • @jeffndubi4866
    @jeffndubi4866 Год назад +6

    The story about alternatives from opposition that plo is talking about is total bullshit. And i respect the man so much that i don't expect such bull from him

  • @mashiftaz
    @mashiftaz 4 месяца назад

    Very informative from PLO .. knowledge is power indeed

  • @mathewlalantare2939
    @mathewlalantare2939 Год назад

    What a brilliant conversation so informative and thought provoking .Well done

  • @KAYIGAMBAINNOCENT
    @KAYIGAMBAINNOCENT Год назад

    Am kayigamba from Republic of Rwanda I like you Lumumba

  • @florenceojowa7706
    @florenceojowa7706 Год назад

    Very interesting and insightful conversations. I admire the brilliance of PLO

  • @dennismuchugu1025
    @dennismuchugu1025 Год назад +1

    Am happy that in Kenya we still have smart minds...thanks professor.

  • @chwanani2066
    @chwanani2066 Год назад +3

    Big minds I LOVE THE KNOWLEDGE AND POLITENCE AND CALMNESS OF PLO 100%....I SALUTE U SIRS AND MADAM

  • @FaithMunyithya-ye7nw
    @FaithMunyithya-ye7nw 4 месяца назад

    Thankyou for your contribution

  • @maryogola4393
    @maryogola4393 Год назад +6

    I am a Kenyan but what I see in Kenya really makes me sick, everyday is just corruption,politics and so on.

  • @simonmwangi2142
    @simonmwangi2142 7 месяцев назад

    Professor PLO is Kenya's precious treasure
    Wise ,intelligent and very creative.
    I love this man .His mind is extraordinary.

  • @kezalights8634
    @kezalights8634 Год назад

    ❤❤❤ loved 🥰 hearing from PLO GOD BLESS.

  • @abubakarhassan2170
    @abubakarhassan2170 Год назад +10

    But prof, how can we have a robust parliament when defection is rife and opposition members are being bought like njugu. ?

    • @walenisi9278
      @walenisi9278 Год назад +2

      He is a zakayo parrot...he cannot criticize him

    • @gwimbiumuteza5059
      @gwimbiumuteza5059 Год назад +1

      MPs can belong anywhere
      It's how they debate, support policy and hold govt executive to account

    • @Ilovethepatriarchy
      @Ilovethepatriarchy Год назад

      ​@@gwimbiumuteza5059exactly. It is all about policies and laws

    • @Diasporamedia23
      @Diasporamedia23 4 месяца назад

      PLO isn't even talking about the current event unfolding in Kenya. How can he sit the entire time without mentioning genZ and the courses they're agitating for? How did PLO support Uhuru Kenyatta in 2017 in an election that was obviously rigged? Without mentioning Raila's name, you can tell that his conversation is widely geared at Raila.

  • @MatomeMametja-q7x
    @MatomeMametja-q7x 18 дней назад

    Prof is very knowledgeable and super intelligent law practitioner and Bible analyst so he knows with God everything is possible ❤❤❤🎉🎉

  • @eliudowuor8634
    @eliudowuor8634 Год назад +28

    PLO is WRONG! The problem is not
    " OBSESSION WITH PRESIDENCY". It is
    " POOR GOVERNANCE"

    • @mikemuchene2045
      @mikemuchene2045 Год назад

      No you are wrong it is presidential obsession as he said. The power and greed the presidency have

    • @wasongabeatrice
      @wasongabeatrice Год назад +5

      Both can be true at the same time

    • @7thestate777
      @7thestate777 Год назад +4

      It is obsession!!!!.

    • @WAMAT577
      @WAMAT577 Год назад +7

      Team Baba...hamwezi kubali ukweli😅😅PLO is absolutely right💯💯

    • @chomasensi
      @chomasensi Год назад

      Both realities exist in the same same sphere, the presidency is where billions of tax payers money is well looted well protected, everyone wants to be president of this crime scene banana republic called Kenya

  • @nigelchanakira9204
    @nigelchanakira9204 4 месяца назад

    Prof You are an asset to Africa. We have watched, listened and learning.

  • @georgemayo7383
    @georgemayo7383 Год назад

    Very lively conversation on the state of Kenya and good analysis of how to solve this issues.

  • @zaki_67
    @zaki_67 Год назад +17

    As a Central Kenya resident I can confirm having one of your own at the top most seat in the land will never ever help a community. All I need now is to have a governor who knows his/her mandate in matters devolution

    • @georgeodhiambo598
      @georgeodhiambo598 Год назад

      Yiu are wrong. Devolved govts receive only about 15% of national revenue. The rest remains with national govt. 15% over 47 county govt leads to only 0.3% per county while 85% remains with national govt.

  • @isaacokello5866
    @isaacokello5866 Год назад +4

    We are facing poor governance as a result of politicians utilizing intentional gaps left in our constitution. This can be easily noted by gradual use constitution amendment process(Referendum) to make new political formations. Why don"t we have a properly drafted constitution that brings political sanitation and bestows power to the people. We can borrow a leaf from South Africa.

  • @marymukonyo9739
    @marymukonyo9739 Год назад +1

    Love this content by the media

  • @marymuthoni1551
    @marymuthoni1551 Год назад

    Thank u, that was awesome,!!!

  • @jennifergithaiga5702
    @jennifergithaiga5702 Год назад +5

    Debate in parliament. That's the Key. HOWEVER, with the perennial eviscerating opposition in parliament through coercion, healthy debate has been starved. That's the elephant in the room.

    • @mwangikaranja5157
      @mwangikaranja5157 Год назад

      Absolutely right.We elected hyenas, wolves and sheep and are now devouring and prostituting each other in parliament.

  • @ngango910
    @ngango910 Год назад +6

    I have one question: What if our politicians are a representative sample of the rest of us?

    • @denniskan6435
      @denniskan6435 Год назад +1

      Kenyans are peaceful in nature. That is why there was peace after the elections & supreme court judgement.
      It is our leaders who inscite their supporters to cause violence

  • @siraji23
    @siraji23 Год назад +13

    I can't believe Kenyans rejected this great man when he was at the helm of EACC

    • @gilbertiha6144
      @gilbertiha6144 Год назад +6

      I think it's not Kenyans but a few politicians

    • @siraji23
      @siraji23 Год назад

      ​@@gilbertiha6144who chooses those politicians?

    • @chomasensi
      @chomasensi Год назад

      Kenyans didn’t reject him, the imbeciles Kenyans elected created a difficult environment for him to do his job.

    • @NyikaThiongo
      @NyikaThiongo Год назад +2

      It was politically instigated

    • @siraji23
      @siraji23 Год назад +3

      ​@@NyikaThiongowhat did we Kenyans do to punish those that removed him?we still admire them as our Kings 😂

  • @tadodavis8089
    @tadodavis8089 Год назад

    prof is excellent even if i rarely respond on You tube he's right communication is critical for any future president reading this Speaking less and communication and civic education is the basics of good governance infact when a president speak he has the biggest microphone and calm even the most least trustful person of him in the country

  • @flaqothegoat
    @flaqothegoat Год назад +1

    Knowledge is in PLO Lumumba's brains, PLO Lumumba is the man who should be the president of Kenya.

  • @simonmwangi2142
    @simonmwangi2142 Год назад +1

    I am really so proud of PLO.,The greatest learned fellow I have ever seen.Professor Lumumba is one of the brightest minds Kenya has.His insights are unmatched.
    I always admire him.

  • @philipzaccheus8398
    @philipzaccheus8398 4 месяца назад

    Informative Information for knowledge seekers listening is an important asset. Continue listening to OWNING OWN knowledge for better knowledge understanding for lasting better conclutions.

  • @macggregoraziz6595
    @macggregoraziz6595 Год назад +1

    Phantasmagoria to the Fullest

  • @sigolwidearemo8575
    @sigolwidearemo8575 Год назад +3

    This is so sad to hear that marginalized people don't understand what they have the things we need......

  • @jacintawaruimbo5321
    @jacintawaruimbo5321 Год назад +6

    Infact I thought by creating Counties the purpose was to distribute power to the people and strengthen power locally and stop making Central Government

    • @richardmuita4339
      @richardmuita4339 Год назад +4

      The central government has never left the power and resources to go devolved units.. Counties only receive 15% of the revenue and central government takes 85%.

    • @mourice1669
      @mourice1669 Год назад +2

      If it was about distributing resources to the people the government should at least give 35 % to all counties Equally but wait they cannot do that because they want to embezzle funds

  • @xtratimehd2893
    @xtratimehd2893 Год назад +1

    The Feel Good Effect Theory is very True

  • @uniquecritical7628
    @uniquecritical7628 Год назад

    Bravo 👏 👏 👏

  • @richardbennett1527
    @richardbennett1527 4 месяца назад

    You are a very good educator God keep you in his ways.

  • @aaronkim5501
    @aaronkim5501 Год назад +7

    As people comment on PLO's brilliance, I can't fail to also wonder the brilliance of CT Muga,that man is a deep thinker too. Luos are intelligent to be honest 😅

    • @nkululekotshuma4618
      @nkululekotshuma4618 Год назад

      Intelligence has ethnicity Sir

    • @UnschooledProffessor
      @UnschooledProffessor Год назад

      Personally I struggle to find that in him
      In fact, I always think he is the 'naive' one who is always thrown in to neutralise the brilliance of the other 2, the way radio stations fix comedians
      I may be wrong regardless

    • @hiquest7273
      @hiquest7273 Год назад

      Listening to the spice trio has been the best thing that happened to my adult life. The trio command and sobriety in topical issues in kenya is a helpful informed choice.

    • @brydelthryden7892
      @brydelthryden7892 Год назад

      You have taken the words right out of my mouth. I admire his ability to think independently and see alternative views in every situations no matter the expertise of the speaker

  • @HenryAgaba-vx2ez
    @HenryAgaba-vx2ez 4 месяца назад

    Prof wat do u say about does who dn't gve way power

  • @vincentgitiva8849
    @vincentgitiva8849 Год назад +7

    If Lumumba and Maraga runs for the highest office together, they will change kenya, at the moment, what we have opposition and those in power are just the same.

    • @eshiyosalat7211
      @eshiyosalat7211 Год назад +1

      The country is better of ran by Economists than lawyers

    • @georgeodhiambo598
      @georgeodhiambo598 Год назад

      ​@@eshiyosalat7211Why should choices be made between economists abd lawyers? Are those the only professional callings available? Should the presidency be a preserve of either of the two professions?

    • @decoloniz_afro
      @decoloniz_afro Год назад

      Who is maraga💩💩please don't make me vomit

    • @mourice1669
      @mourice1669 Год назад

      @@eshiyosalat7211 and who are these economists currently in government? Gachagwa/Ruto?

    • @macggregoraziz6595
      @macggregoraziz6595 Год назад

      @@mourice1669 Gashagwa knows nothing economics the guy was merely a D.o and a one term mp.

  • @brigidharrietmunayi8917
    @brigidharrietmunayi8917 Месяц назад

    Very true what Prof. Lumumba say, he has described it very well, b/se people are still narrow minded, abit illitracy in them, egoistics, ignorants of the responsibility of what leadership is concerned. The seat can't make you think when you are not a sharp thinker, responsible.

  • @wilsonm.mutinda5286
    @wilsonm.mutinda5286 Год назад +1

    Prof is right,but our biggest handicap is at the party electoral process. Majority of the people who ended up as MP's were assembled for their leaders lustful ambitions but not the mwananchi and the country.

  • @richardkiptanui2952
    @richardkiptanui2952 4 месяца назад +1

    Congratulations 👏 professor 👏

  • @lydiamuthoni7140
    @lydiamuthoni7140 Год назад +8

    I wish presidency would rotate automatically to all different ethnic groups - just for 5 years to facilitate all groups lead without waiting for so long. Then we carry on the policies of the previous leader instead of always re-inventing the wheel in all matters covered in the 22 ministries, so policies SHOULD be made for common good for ALL.

    • @Kittygacha_playz
      @Kittygacha_playz Год назад

      Good wish. But not realistic.

    • @ShawnGitahi
      @ShawnGitahi 4 месяца назад

      Wake up from your dream😭🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣nkt

  • @jonathanmunyoki5161
    @jonathanmunyoki5161 Год назад

    where can i get books written y professor lumumba ?

  • @ggke7802
    @ggke7802 Год назад +2

    Same Kenyan (s) we praise him, same Kenyan [sic] who cannot elect him for the highest seat of leadership in a village comettee. Wajinga sisi.

  • @oloyapatrick2203
    @oloyapatrick2203 3 месяца назад

    Splendid

  • @dianamuringo3998
    @dianamuringo3998 Год назад

    Great episode!

  • @makhulooduori9994
    @makhulooduori9994 Год назад +2

    Correction PLO the Constituency Development Fund was a brain child of Engineer Karue then MP for Kipipiri long before the 2010 constitution. The good Engineer may have looked at the Ugandan version of devolution for inspiration. However, Martin Shikuku, he of the blessed memory, had way back in the eighties (or was it seventies) put up the Butere Constituency Development Fund with a monthly token of 10% from his then small Bunge salary. Karue's CDF had a smooth intro courtesy of late Oloo Aringo who helped to establish the Parliamentary Service Commission with own budget separate from the executive.

  • @georgemayo7383
    @georgemayo7383 Год назад

    Very well said by PLO lumumba on the state of nature.

  • @UnschooledProffessor
    @UnschooledProffessor Год назад +5

    When outside Kenya, PLO is a wonderful speaker
    Back home, he gambles.
    Justice prevails peace.
    Unless electoral injustices are addressed, we shall never have peace let alone any reasonable devpt.

    • @ajwango478
      @ajwango478 Год назад +2

      "UnschooledProffessor"! You look and sound much more as a perfectly schooled one😊. You've summarised it in the tidiest possible way.

  • @AmosAtai
    @AmosAtai Год назад

    my all time mentor ,PLO...Making sense.

  • @lakeinrocks
    @lakeinrocks Год назад +3

    This guy talks too much but I've never quite seen his actions. Always advocating for peace amidst injustice...sweep it all under the carpet... that's his idea of peace...that kind of reaction when something is wrong is what brought us here to begin with..what allowed for corruption to sit in the top office

  • @elijahmwiti7849
    @elijahmwiti7849 Год назад

    Prof. Has enlightened me on how ethnicity is embedded in my country Kenya

  • @hekwumeruassor6510
    @hekwumeruassor6510 7 месяцев назад

    Indeed, peace is necessary in our society.

  • @7thestate777
    @7thestate777 Год назад +6

    Does raila has to place on negotiation table miili ya wakenya... seriously!!!😮😢😢all the time.... that has been hallmark of his political career

    • @rosekoboge9766
      @rosekoboge9766 Год назад +2

      Government kills it's own through gunshot and you blame it on Raila.
      You should be next on line to see the psychiatrist 😢😢😢
      If you have not known that the right to picket and thus demonstration is constitutional then more pity to your person😢😢

    • @Wakereu
      @Wakereu Год назад +1

      ​@@rosekoboge9766does picketing involve destruction of property? It's a shame that we close our eyes not to see injustice in our sides. Yes the government has not managed the situation well.

    • @georgeodhiambo598
      @georgeodhiambo598 Год назад

      You will soon be blaming Raila for your genetically related stupidity. Try and put a little sense into your arguments.

    • @rosekoboge9766
      @rosekoboge9766 Год назад

      @@Wakereu On sabasaba day there was a peaceful demonstration.
      The demos are peaceful until the goons in uniform set on the people.
      It's their duty to provide security to property and demonstrators.
      So they are the ones that stolen sheep and cut trees at Northlands.
      Reasoning can easily be manipulated for some with skewed views.

    • @7thestate777
      @7thestate777 Год назад +3

      @@rosekoboge9766 why cant he get into handshake negotiating table before 1 live is lost... this are his political brothers they have personal phone numbers of each other,... sickening strategy

  • @bwirechrispus3092
    @bwirechrispus3092 Год назад

    I love this

  • @alphoncehaona3262
    @alphoncehaona3262 6 месяцев назад

    I realized that Citi is as wise as PLO their conversation is top notch God BLess PLO and the entire crew of Spice FM

  • @johnsonriitho8926
    @johnsonriitho8926 Год назад +4

    It's a fact the problem with our politics is not bad elections it's always going to be about" MTU WETU " I think people who are constitional experts should sit down and find a way every Tribe is represented in government through Nomination as compared to being elected

    • @ggke7802
      @ggke7802 Год назад +2

      Rather borrow a leaf from our neighbors south of us.

    • @mourice1669
      @mourice1669 Год назад +2

      But what is the point in appointing incompetence for the sake of accommodating every one. The problem in kenya is tribalism period and like racism it will never end

    • @georgeodhiambo598
      @georgeodhiambo598 Год назад

      @@mourice1669 Is competence found only in some tribes? Wasn't 60 years of self-rule enough time for the Govt to ensure that adequate competencies are nurtured and encouraged to flourish in all communities?

  • @pinknight2092
    @pinknight2092 4 месяца назад

    Nigeria has its own problems, too, as the ex-president eluded to.
    As one person said, there are some undercurrent workings that are not in the best interest of the populace.
    We pray that the Spirit that hovered over the waters in the beginning and caused formlessnees, darkness, and emptiness to be removed and light and shape to come upon the earth; so may it be to Africa. May wholesomeness come to its people and land , as he also hovers over the minds of those who are called to lead this 'Great Continent'.
    May Jehovah God bless Africa.

  • @nalugwajuliet947
    @nalugwajuliet947 Год назад

    Great man

  • @pacificmedia3195
    @pacificmedia3195 Год назад

    I love pro lumamba🎉

  • @Onlyonentonja
    @Onlyonentonja Год назад

    PLO Lumumba out here oozing wisdom

  • @melchadeslukanyanga9489
    @melchadeslukanyanga9489 Год назад

    Africa we are blessed by God with PLO shame that Africa doesn't listen to him.