Jeff Koinange is about to make some of us start watching the news again.๐
Jeff Koinange: Let me ask you this. Since you're opening up about this facility in Nanyuki, and given all the controversy surrounding it, would you allow Citizen TV to film there so Kenyans can see what it's really like? Or is it top secret?
CS Aden Duale: That's something you would need to write to me about.
Jeff: Come on, I'm asking you formally on live television.
Duale: For your own safety and public safety, access to all our facilities follows a procedure. We can facilitate a visit, but you would first need training and preparation to cover such a story.
Jeff: So when can we go? There's no ongoing operation right now. We can simply film the facility and show the country what's there.
Duale: I can take you to Kenyatta.
Jeff: I don't want to go to Kenyatta. I want to go to Nanyuki.
Duale: What's the difference between Kenyatta and Nanyuki?
Jeff: The facilities in Nanyuki are supposedly for the Americans and other foreigners.
Duale: They're not there.
Jeff: Then let me go and see for myself.
Duale: If you want to see how prepared our facilities are, you don't need to go very far. Just walk to Kenyatta.
Jeff: You're being very opaque.
Mr Speaker Sir ๐โโ๏ธ,
Since State House is a "protected area", I propose that the US-imported Ebola patients be quarantined there so they can also be prayed for by our national healer, the one who once turned dirty water into Dasani.
That way, if anything goes wrong, the rest of the country will remain safe because the area is heavily protected.
As many as are of that opinion say โAye.โ