Ahmednasir who is among the top lawyers in Kenya today tweeted on his twitter page that Very good analysis on the "unknown" in the August 9th elections. According to the article the "unknown" factor "dents" DP RUTO's chances but "decimates" Hon Raila's chances.
Dan tweeted, "8 million people didn't vote for UHURU yet everyone is facing tough economic times and same problems. it's high time we stop thinking that whoever becomes president will make us immortal. All Kenyans will still have same problems in spite of Who becomes president."
Biko tweeted, "The 'unknown' but not for eternity, in the re-sent past since December , some of the unknown have become known like Hon. Raila climbing the mountains leaving DP Ruto camp to suddenly feeling desolate and bereft."
Willys tweeted, "Even the supposedly learned friends like SC think Uhuru's votes are undoubtedly transferred to Ruto. 1,377,432 Kalenjins voted for Uhuru. The current regime was formed by Kikuyus majorly and they only added 15% in other areas. Some do not understand stats since Ruto is most vocal."
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