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Thursday, January 31, 2008
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Hi,
Iam highly impressed by the comments of the peer reviewer one.Infact the comments were done to precision.It summed up the poor perfomance of our government.I wish our leaders would have opportunity to see how they are being villified for misgovernance so that atleast they can change. Though as I read the story we feel the reviewer must have swallowed the juicy part of it because from the start you get highly psched and then he poses suddenly, I dont know what he feared.Can he give us more staff.He seems to have a nice staff and so is to the reporter but they leave us gasping for more.I will let some few government officials we work with to see why we need to change because the World is watching us and if we do not ride the wave of change we could soon find ourselves beneath.Its time to call a spade a spade with no fear.The reviewer got it right I agree we cant pay the police well and they do nothing.Excellent work and you people should continue to dig deeper and deeper.We need more than Mungiki menace,political and governance issues.Lets also hear how you truck and expose Company and state scandals.This way they will wake up and stop massive looting from the public coffers.
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