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WHERE IS IDA ODINGA

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BY Guru Alma
Citizen's "Kubamba gospel crew was today live from Butere Girls High School.The 2nd Lady Rachel Ruto is a Butere Girls alumnus!I have seen her in serious spiritual praise and worship moods because she understands the power of prayers!Mrs Ruto is camping in Butere 2 more days raising funds to build new laboratories and other important schooling facilities!
The Luhya people are interested in development not empty ethnic divisive rhetorics!
Just like her husband,I have never seen Ida Odinga the first lady that Kenya never had initiating any project.We have seen First lady Maggie kenyatta in serious business like beyond Zero project benefiting all mothers outside there irrespective of their political affiliation!
I remember Mama Fidel bashing the late former first Lady Lucy Kibaki towards the 07 elections!In a Media briefing,Ida Odinga demanded Lucy to invite her to statehouse Nairobi,she wanted Lucy to take her around statehouse to know where wash rooms,bedrooms,conference rooms etc since she assumed she would be the new tenant in the house in the hill.Her dreams were not valid. show.php?partnerid=150121&get=image

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