To ODM party leader Raila Odinga, the loss demands extensive contemplation for this points to a notion that his Coastal region stronghold is ill at ease with itself. ODM numbers have reduced in the August house since the seat was initially ODM's.
To Uhuru Kenyatta, its evident that Coastal people have refused to subscribe to his school of politics and Omar Boga's failure was a clear testimony. Though he remained passive throughout the campaign period, he sure casted his blessings on ODM candidate.
Worth a praise and thumbs up ovation is Hustler's clerk William Samoei Ruto. After months of propagating hustlers' gospel, its evident that people have massively subscribed to it.
His blessings to Badar did surmount to the latter's astounding victory. To charge Badar, Ruto dispatched a bandwagon of Tanga Tanga liutenants led by Oscar Sudi, Nixon Korir, Silvanus Osoro, Johnstone Muthama, Aisha Jumwa, Millicent Omanga, Mohammed Ali among others.
After making a thunderous entry into the battlefied, Ruto's soldiers staged a well combed campaign. They only rested after their leading general secured the victory. IEBC's announcement after completion of the tallying process saw Hustler nation winning with Uhuru-Raila losing.
With barely two years to the next general elections and months to the much anticipated referendum, anti-Ruto crusaders should apprise themselves with the following realities;
Ruto's Emotional Strategy (ES) has stirred waters and its a matter of time before people's power reign. William has for months now drawn battle lines between dynasties and hustlers. The latter class consists of the majority and should they unite against the former class, then a new dawn is on the offing.
But worth a flaunt is the coded message the son of Sugoi has sent to him political competitors; he is well established and should he beat the drums, hustlers will rise like never before. As his famous saying goes; Tumejipanga sawa sawa.