Kampeni ya Ubunge Arusha Mjini - Batilda Burian Vs Lema

[Wambugani]

A question of a carpetbagger has almost wiped out Dr. Batilda’s chances of snapping the Arusha Municipal constituency. Eligible voters are questioning her residential status following being married to a Zanzibari DPP: Voters oppugn whether she is an Arusha or an Ungujan? Though she admits that she is married to a Zanzibari but she vows her Arusha roots remain irreproachable and she quips that since her husband has added a second wife, she will divorce him, if she sails through and bags this populous constituency. Whether it was a campaign ploy to garner votes, time will tell how successful she was in swaying public opinion with this banter.

To her detractors, they would have none of that as they circulate information belittling her: She is a cold calculating material girl who will do anything to secure her parochial delusions.

One woman, I accosted to, gloated that Dr. Batilda will lose this election big time because women of Arusha will not permit her to jettison her marriage for a political career. She pleaded that “Marriage is a lifetime commitment not to be taken lightly as Dr. Batilda was trying to do.” She also blurted that “political career is temporary venture which should not be parlayed to demean an institution of marriage.” Others feel that being in an Islamic marriage Dr. Batilda ought to have contemplated that a polygynous marriage and her concomitant cry for rescue were totally misplaced. Some of those who will not vote for her consider themselves doing her a huge favour of shielding her marriage from being irreparably broken by her insatiable political ambitions!

But those who support Dr. Batilda candidacy review the same election dilemmas and reach a conclusion that she loves her constituency so much that she is willing to abandon a blossoming marriage in order to re-dedicate herself to her people!

Another issue that has morphed to be a hot button campaign issue is her employment excursion with KKKT. After successfully completing her undergraduate studies at University of Dar-Es-Salaam in 1988, Dr. Batilda joined KKKT where after a short stint she was privileged to secure a missionary scholarship to pursue further studies leading to a doctorate. After obtaining her doctorate, she returned to KKKT but left in a huff for a greener pasture to an international NGO in Dar. Right there, her critics believe that her mien sums up a composure of someone who uses and dumps others to sate her myopic escapades! This damaging brickbat of a ruthless, calculating materialistic girl appears to have stubbornly stuck with her despite her former boss at KKKT Bishop Laizer stepping forward to her defense. According to Bishop Laizer, KKKT parted ways with Dr. Batilda on mutual consent following her new flamboyant qualifications jostling for a significant much higher pay than the Diocese could afford. But even there, a whiff of opportunism is conspicuously undisguised: Having been trained by KKKT, at least she could have worked for the Arusha Diocese for five years to repay their compassion rather than assailing corporate obligations in order to advance a burning personal ambition.

In one of her “meet the voters” familiarization tours, one male voter wanted to know whether Arusha men were not “man enough” for her foisting her to hurtle all the way to Unguja to pick someone who was materially well off, say to speak. Her riposte has left many unanswered questions, though. Dr. Batilda retorted that she had always fancied for an Arusha “hunk of a man” but after decades of patiently stalling for that ‘marital calling’ she came to a bitter realization no one here in Arusha seemed interested in her. Whether that is a campaign ploy or a true revelation of her predicament only voters can decide.

As days tick off to D-Day, time has been unkind to Dr. Batilda and if she loses this election it will be her first time to test political defeat. For someone who has been junketing in the House for a decade with nothing to show off it may be “poetic justice” to Arusha residents reminding all leaders that public service demands diligently serving the people but not succumbing to “wanamtandao” machinations who are positioning themselves to triumph CCM succession politics of 2015.

Many fancy an election loss to Dr. Batilda will be too devastating to her locking her permanently out of ministerial sinecures in the cabinet….Well, who said politics is not a dirt game?

You are right. Let her fans avoid dirty games, otherwise they will deface her.

 

[Phillemon Mikael]

Ahadi ya kwanza ya mgombea ubunge wa Arusha Batilda Burian ..ya kugeuza timu ya AFC kuwa moja ya timu yenye ufadhili mnono ..imedhihirika kuwa ilikuwa gear ya kuushinda kura za maoni dhidi ya MREMA.....

Batilda..ambaye alimtambulisha ALEX KAJUMULO kwa mbwebwe kama mfadhili wa AFC...imegundulika kuwa wote ulikuwa ni usanii tu wa kumfanya akubalike kwa wananchi...kwani hadi saasa si yeye wale ALEX kajumulo alieyetoa chochote kwenye timu hiyo inayokabiliwa na ukata mkali...kiasi cha kupelekea kufungwa mechi tano mfululizo....

Hii ni AHADI kubwa ya BATILDA iliyompa umaarufu...ambayo utekelezaji wake umeshindwa hata kabla haujaanza...

 

[Rutashubanyuma]

Time will catch up with her mischief

 

[E=mcsquared]

A question of a carpetbagger has almost wiped out Dr. Batilda's chances of snapping the Arusha Municipal constituency. Eligible voters are questioning her residential status following being married to a Zanzibari DPP: Voters oppugn whether she is an Arusha or an Ungujan? Though she admits that she is married to a Zanzibari but she vows her Arusha roots remain irreproachable and she quips that since her husband has added a second wife, she will divorce him, if she sails through and bags this populous constituency. Whether it was a campaign ploy to garner votes, time will tell how successful she was in swaying public opinion with this banter.

To her detractors, they would have none of that as they circulate information belittling her: She is a cold calculating material girl who will do anything to secure her parochial delusions.

One woman, I accosted to, gloated that Dr. Batilda will lose this election big time because women of Arusha will not permit her to jettison her marriage for a political career. She pleaded that "Marriage is a lifetime commitment not to be taken lightly as Dr. Batilda was trying to do." She also blurted that "political career is temporary venture which should not be parlayed to demean an institution of marriage." Others feel that being in an Islamic marriage Dr. Batilda ought to have contemplated that a polygynous marriage and her concomitant cry for rescue were totally misplaced. Some of those who will not vote for her consider themselves doing her a huge favour of shielding her marriage from being irreparably broken by her insatiable political ambitions!

But those who support Dr. Batilda candidacy review the same election dilemmas and reach a conclusion that she loves her constituency so much that she is willing to abandon a blossoming marriage in order to re-dedicate herself to her people!

Another issue that has morphed to be a hot button campaign issue is her employment excursion with KKKT. After successfully completing her undergraduate studies at University of Dar-Es-Salaam in 1988, Dr. Batilda joined KKKT where after a short stint she was privileged to secure a missionary scholarship to pursue further studies leading to a doctorate. After obtaining her doctorate, she returned to KKKT but left in a huff for a greener pasture to an international NGO in Dar. Right there, her critics believe that her mien sums up a composure of someone who uses and dumps others to sate her myopic escapades! This damaging brickbat of a ruthless, calculating materialistic girl appears to have stubbornly stuck with her despite her former boss at KKKT Bishop Laizer stepping forward to her defense. According to Bishop Laizer, KKKT parted ways with Dr. Batilda on mutual consent following her new flamboyant qualifications jostling for a significant much higher pay than the Diocese could afford. But even there, a whiff of opportunism is conspicuously undisguised: Having been trained by KKKT, at least she could have worked for the Arusha Diocese for five years to repay their compassion rather than assailing corporate obligations in order to advance a burning personal ambition.

In one of her "meet the voters" familiarization tours, one male voter wanted to know whether Arusha men were not "man enough" for her foisting her to hurtle all the way to Unguja to pick someone who was materially well off, say to speak. Her riposte has left many unanswered questions, though. Dr. Batilda retorted that she had always fancied for an Arusha "hunk of a man" but after decades of patiently stalling for that ‘marital calling' she came to a bitter realization no one here in Arusha seemed interested in her. Whether that is a campaign ploy or a true revelation of her predicament only voters can decide.

As days tick off to D-Day, time has been unkind to Dr. Batilda and if she loses this election it will be her first time to test political defeat. For someone who has been junketing in the House for a decade with nothing to show off it may be "poetic justice" to Arusha residents reminding all leaders that public service demands diligently serving the people but not succumbing to "wanamtandao" machinations who are positioning themselves to triumph CCM succession politics of 2015.

Many fancy an election loss to Dr. Batilda will be too devastating to her locking her permanently out of ministerial sinecures in the cabinet….Well, who said politics is not a dirt game?

Mtaalamu nimekukubali unaandika halafu una pointi. Kama huwa unaandika pia kwenye magazeti makubwa na uko around maeneo ya Arusha, ukiendelea kuandika hivi basi huyu mama inabidi hata ajitoe tu kabla ya uchaguzi ili asije akapoteza hata kile kidogo alichonacho!

 

[Zak Malang]

Even though she may have a pretty face, I hate this woman whenever I remember her Bunge send-off speech that suspended Zitto Kabwe.

 

[MwanaHaki]

Jamani, mlitarajia nini kwa mwana-si-hasa huyu wa CCM? Kusema uongo si ndio jadi yao?

Chama kilichoshindwa kuwaletea maendeleo (ya kweli) Watanzania walio wengi, kitaweza kweli KUINUA SOKA hata kwa michango midogo kwa AFC?

Usanii huo! Msitaraji miujiza, hata ya Farao!

 

[MwanaHaki]

A question of a carpetbagger has almost wiped out Dr. Batilda's chances of snapping the Arusha Municipal constituency. Eligible voters are questioning her residential status following being married to a Zanzibari DPP: Voters oppugn whether she is an Arusha or an Ungujan? Though she admits that she is married to a Zanzibari but she vows her Arusha roots remain irreproachable and she quips that since her husband has added a second wife, she will divorce him, if she sails through and bags this populous constituency. Whether it was a campaign ploy to garner votes, time will tell how successful she was in swaying public opinion with this banter.

To her detractors, they would have none of that as they circulate information belittling her: She is a cold calculating material girl who will do anything to secure her parochial delusions.

One woman, I accosted to, gloated that Dr. Batilda will lose this election big time because women of Arusha will not permit her to jettison her marriage for a political career. She pleaded that "Marriage is a lifetime commitment not to be taken lightly as Dr. Batilda was trying to do." She also blurted that "political career is temporary venture which should not be parlayed to demean an institution of marriage." Others feel that being in an Islamic marriage Dr. Batilda ought to have contemplated that a polygynous marriage and her concomitant cry for rescue were totally misplaced. Some of those who will not vote for her consider themselves doing her a huge favour of shielding her marriage from being irreparably broken by her insatiable political ambitions!

But those who support Dr. Batilda candidacy review the same election dilemmas and reach a conclusion that she loves her constituency so much that she is willing to abandon a blossoming marriage in order to re-dedicate herself to her people!

Another issue that has morphed to be a hot button campaign issue is her employment excursion with KKKT. After successfully completing her undergraduate studies at University of Dar-Es-Salaam in 1988, Dr. Batilda joined KKKT where after a short stint she was privileged to secure a missionary scholarship to pursue further studies leading to a doctorate. After obtaining her doctorate, she returned to KKKT but left in a huff for a greener pasture to an international NGO in Dar. Right there, her critics believe that her mien sums up a composure of someone who uses and dumps others to sate her myopic escapades! This damaging brickbat of a ruthless, calculating materialistic girl appears to have stubbornly stuck with her despite her former boss at KKKT Bishop Laizer stepping forward to her defense. According to Bishop Laizer, KKKT parted ways with Dr. Batilda on mutual consent following her new flamboyant qualifications jostling for a significant much higher pay than the Diocese could afford. But even there, a whiff of opportunism is conspicuously undisguised: Having been trained by KKKT, at least she could have worked for the Arusha Diocese for five years to repay their compassion rather than assailing corporate obligations in order to advance a burning personal ambition.

In one of her "meet the voters" familiarization tours, one male voter wanted to know whether Arusha men were not "man enough" for her foisting her to hurtle all the way to Unguja to pick someone who was materially well off, say to speak. Her riposte has left many unanswered questions, though. Dr. Batilda retorted that she had always fancied for an Arusha "hunk of a man" but after decades of patiently stalling for that ‘marital calling' she came to a bitter realization no one here in Arusha seemed interested in her. Whether that is a campaign ploy or a true revelation of her predicament only voters can decide.

As days tick off to D-Day, time has been unkind to Dr. Batilda and if she loses this election it will be her first time to test political defeat. For someone who has been junketing in the House for a decade with nothing to show off it may be "poetic justice" to Arusha residents reminding all leaders that public service demands diligently serving the people but not succumbing to "wanamtandao" machinations who are positioning themselves to triumph CCM succession politics of 2015.

Many fancy an election loss to Dr. Batilda will be too devastating to her locking her permanently out of ministerial sinecures in the cabinet….Well, who said politics is not a dirt game?

Well said!

Now THIS is the sort of analysis that even the papers should print, unfortunately, due to the shallow vision of the editors-at-large, this sort of analysis never gets to make the papers; them editors are too busy looking for opportunities to fill their pockets, prostituting their pens and PCs to the highest bidder! For shame!

You are doing us all a great favour; keep doing what you are doing, you will be rewarded, for speaking the truth!

If anyone had any DOUBTS about Dr. Batilda Salha Burian's credibility, even as a politico, NOW THEY DONT! She isnt worth a penny!

Bravo!

P.S. Start a BLOG, man!

 

[MwanaHaki]

Even though she may have a pretty face, I hate this woman whenever I remember her Bunge send-off speech that suspended Zitto Kabwe.

Counterpunch,

The word "hate" is misplaced here. Say you "despise" her for what she did... an unfair, unjust and uncalled for action against Hon. Zitto Kabwe, WHO WAS RIGHT by the way! Time and history did vindicate him!

 

[kapotolo]

Even though she may have a pretty face, I hate this woman whenever I remember her Bunge send-off speech that suspended Zitto Kabwe.

Yeah, She must pay for what she did to Z. Kabwe

 

[Zogwale]

A question of a carpetbagger has almost wiped out Dr. Batilda's chances of snapping the Arusha Municipal constituency. Eligible voters are questioning her residential status following being married to a Zanzibari DPP: Voters oppugn whether she is an Arusha or an Ungujan? Though she admits that she is married to a Zanzibari but she vows her Arusha roots remain irreproachable and she quips that since her husband has added a second wife, she will divorce him, if she sails through and bags this populous constituency. Whether it was a campaign ploy to garner votes, time will tell how successful she was in swaying public opinion with this banter.

To her detractors, they would have none of that as they circulate information belittling her: She is a cold calculating material girl who will do anything to secure her parochial delusions.

One woman, I accosted to, gloated that Dr. Batilda will lose this election big time because women of Arusha will not permit her to jettison her marriage for a political career. She pleaded that "Marriage is a lifetime commitment not to be taken lightly as Dr. Batilda was trying to do." She also blurted that "political career is temporary venture which should not be parlayed to demean an institution of marriage." Others feel that being in an Islamic marriage Dr. Batilda ought to have contemplated that a polygynous marriage and her concomitant cry for rescue were totally misplaced. Some of those who will not vote for her consider themselves doing her a huge favour of shielding her marriage from being irreparably broken by her insatiable political ambitions!

But those who support Dr. Batilda candidacy review the same election dilemmas and reach a conclusion that she loves her constituency so much that she is willing to abandon a blossoming marriage in order to re-dedicate herself to her people!

Another issue that has morphed to be a hot button campaign issue is her employment excursion with KKKT. After successfully completing her undergraduate studies at University of Dar-Es-Salaam in 1988, Dr. Batilda joined KKKT where after a short stint she was privileged to secure a missionary scholarship to pursue further studies leading to a doctorate. After obtaining her doctorate, she returned to KKKT but left in a huff for a greener pasture to an international NGO in Dar. Right there, her critics believe that her mien sums up a composure of someone who uses and dumps others to sate her myopic escapades! This damaging brickbat of a ruthless, calculating materialistic girl appears to have stubbornly stuck with her despite her former boss at KKKT Bishop Laizer stepping forward to her defense. According to Bishop Laizer, KKKT parted ways with Dr. Batilda on mutual consent following her new flamboyant qualifications jostling for a significant much higher pay than the Diocese could afford. But even there, a whiff of opportunism is conspicuously undisguised: Having been trained by KKKT, at least she could have worked for the Arusha Diocese for five years to repay their compassion rather than assailing corporate obligations in order to advance a burning personal ambition.

In one of her "meet the voters" familiarization tours, one male voter wanted to know whether Arusha men were not "man enough" for her foisting her to hurtle all the way to Unguja to pick someone who was materially well off, say to speak. Her riposte has left many unanswered questions, though. Dr. Batilda retorted that she had always fancied for an Arusha "hunk of a man" but after decades of patiently stalling for that ‘marital calling' she came to a bitter realization no one here in Arusha seemed interested in her. Whether that is a campaign ploy or a true revelation of her predicament only voters can decide.

As days tick off to D-Day, time has been unkind to Dr. Batilda and if she loses this election it will be her first time to test political defeat. For someone who has been junketing in the House for a decade with nothing to show off it may be "poetic justice" to Arusha residents reminding all leaders that public service demands diligently serving the people but not succumbing to "wanamtandao" machinations who are positioning themselves to triumph CCM succession politics of 2015.

Many fancy an election loss to Dr. Batilda will be too devastating to her locking her permanently out of ministerial sinecures in the cabinet….Well, who said politics is not a dirt game?

Mkubwa hongera sana kwa kauchambuzi haka. Ila pamoja na ukiingereza wangu wa middle school imebidi nichukue dictionary. Naomba ujaribu kuileta tena hii kwa simple, well understood english na ikiwezekana peleka makala magazeti ya kiswahili ili kuwaamsha waliolala. Nataka ashindwe kwa kishindo. Huyu mama ni opportunist sana, ni swahiba wa EDO na kampeni za kutaka awe mbunge wa Arusha mjini zilianza mapema sana backed by FISADI mamvi. Nina mambo yake machafu. Tena hiyo ndoa, natamani huyo mzanzibari ampe talaka tatu kabisa!! She is ....... cha wakubwa huyo!!! Material girl, gold digger!!! Wakuu unajua ukitaka upoteze maadili kwa mwanamke, wewe ingia siasa!!! Nitashauri sana jinsia ya kike iliyonizunguka ijihadhari sana na siasa za chama hasa cha CCM, huku upinzani sina shida nao kabisa!! Yaani nasikitika mno, mtaani kwangu nimezika makada wa chama wengi mno akina mama na wote ni UKIMWI. Mmoja kabla hajafa alinipa ushuhuda wa wazi sana kuwa "ninakufa ila najilaumu sana kujiingiza shughuli za chama, ninaomba hata wajukuu zangu hata mmoja asifuate nyayo zangu za kisiasa". Kama una mke au dada yako huko, pole sana. Kweli ni demokrasia lakini tz demokrasia inatumika vibaya pale ambapo mwamanke ili apate cheo au nafasi ni lazima atoe rushwa i.e bosi fulani akikupigia debe jua sio bure, kuna malipo yake ya kiushkaji!!!! Msinipige mawe, ila nimesema ukweli!!

 

[Mfamaji]

worse for her is the belief enamated from one past politician that Arushans are seeking to crab land soldt to other people in the past. Most of land in Arusha belonged to the indigenous who sold it cheaply in the past

 

[Mwanamayu]

A question of a carpetbagger has almost wiped out Dr. Batilda's chances of snapping the Arusha Municipal constituency. Eligible voters are questioning her residential status following being married to a Zanzibari DPP: Voters oppugn whether she is an Arusha or an Ungujan? Though she admits that she is married to a Zanzibari but she vows her Arusha roots remain irreproachable and she quips that since her husband has added a second wife, she will divorce him, if she sails through and bags this populous constituency. Whether it was a campaign ploy to garner votes, time will tell how successful she was in swaying public opinion with this banter.

To her detractors, they would have none of that as they circulate information belittling her: She is a cold calculating material girl who will do anything to secure her parochial delusions.

One woman, I accosted to, gloated that Dr. Batilda will lose this election big time because women of Arusha will not permit her to jettison her marriage for a political career. She pleaded that "Marriage is a lifetime commitment not to be taken lightly as Dr. Batilda was trying to do." She also blurted that "political career is temporary venture which should not be parlayed to demean an institution of marriage." Others feel that being in an Islamic marriage Dr. Batilda ought to have contemplated that a polygynous marriage and her concomitant cry for rescue were totally misplaced. Some of those who will not vote for her consider themselves doing her a huge favour of shielding her marriage from being irreparably broken by her insatiable political ambitions!

But those who support Dr. Batilda candidacy review the same election dilemmas and reach a conclusion that she loves her constituency so much that she is willing to abandon a blossoming marriage in order to re-dedicate herself to her people!

Another issue that has morphed to be a hot button campaign issue is her employment excursion with KKKT. After successfully completing her undergraduate studies at University of Dar-Es-Salaam in 1988, Dr. Batilda joined KKKT where after a short stint she was privileged to secure a missionary scholarship to pursue further studies leading to a doctorate. After obtaining her doctorate, she returned to KKKT but left in a huff for a greener pasture to an international NGO in Dar. Right there, her critics believe that her mien sums up a composure of someone who uses and dumps others to sate her myopic escapades! This damaging brickbat of a ruthless, calculating materialistic girl appears to have stubbornly stuck with her despite her former boss at KKKT Bishop Laizer stepping forward to her defense. According to Bishop Laizer, KKKT parted ways with Dr. Batilda on mutual consent following her new flamboyant qualifications jostling for a significant much higher pay than the Diocese could afford. But even there, a whiff of opportunism is conspicuously undisguised: Having been trained by KKKT, at least she could have worked for the Arusha Diocese for five years to repay their compassion rather than assailing corporate obligations in order to advance a burning personal ambition.

In one of her "meet the voters" familiarization tours, one male voter wanted to know whether Arusha men were not "man enough" for her foisting her to hurtle all the way to Unguja to pick someone who was materially well off, say to speak. Her riposte has left many unanswered questions, though. Dr. Batilda retorted that she had always fancied for an Arusha "hunk of a man" but after decades of patiently stalling for that ‘marital calling' she came to a bitter realization no one here in Arusha seemed interested in her. Whether that is a campaign ploy or a true revelation of her predicament only voters can decide.

As days tick off to D-Day, time has been unkind to Dr. Batilda and if she loses this election it will be her first time to test political defeat. For someone who has been junketing in the House for a decade with nothing to show off it may be "poetic justice" to Arusha residents reminding all leaders that public service demands diligently serving the people but not succumbing to "wanamtandao" machinations who are positioning themselves to triumph CCM succession politics of 2015.

Many fancy an election loss to Dr. Batilda will be too devastating to her locking her permanently out of ministerial sinecures in the cabinet….Well, who said politics is not a dirt game?

Yawezekana! Baada ya Hosea kuona ndani au kupokea order kutoka kwa JK ambaye anaona ndani kamsafisha .

 

[Mdondoaji]

A question of a carpetbagger has almost wiped out Dr. Batilda's chances of snapping the Arusha Municipal constituency. Eligible voters are questioning her residential status following being married to a Zanzibari DPP: Voters oppugn whether she is an Arusha or an Ungujan? Though she admits that she is married to a Zanzibari but she vows her Arusha roots remain irreproachable and she quips that since her husband has added a second wife, she will divorce him, if she sails through and bags this populous constituency. Whether it was a campaign ploy to garner votes, time will tell how successful she was in swaying public opinion with this banter.

To her detractors, they would have none of that as they circulate information belittling her: She is a cold calculating material girl who will do anything to secure her parochial delusions.

One woman, I accosted to, gloated that Dr. Batilda will lose this election big time because women of Arusha will not permit her to jettison her marriage for a political career. She pleaded that "Marriage is a lifetime commitment not to be taken lightly as Dr. Batilda was trying to do." She also blurted that "political career is temporary venture which should not be parlayed to demean an institution of marriage." Others feel that being in an Islamic marriage Dr. Batilda ought to have contemplated that a polygynous marriage and her concomitant cry for rescue were totally misplaced. Some of those who will not vote for her consider themselves doing her a huge favour of shielding her marriage from being irreparably broken by her insatiable political ambitions!

But those who support Dr. Batilda candidacy review the same election dilemmas and reach a conclusion that she loves her constituency so much that she is willing to abandon a blossoming marriage in order to re-dedicate herself to her people!

Another issue that has morphed to be a hot button campaign issue is her employment excursion with KKKT. After successfully completing her undergraduate studies at University of Dar-Es-Salaam in 1988, Dr. Batilda joined KKKT where after a short stint she was privileged to secure a missionary scholarship to pursue further studies leading to a doctorate. After obtaining her doctorate, she returned to KKKT but left in a huff for a greener pasture to an international NGO in Dar. Right there, her critics believe that her mien sums up a composure of someone who uses and dumps others to sate her myopic escapades! This damaging brickbat of a ruthless, calculating materialistic girl appears to have stubbornly stuck with her despite her former boss at KKKT Bishop Laizer stepping forward to her defense. According to Bishop Laizer, KKKT parted ways with Dr. Batilda on mutual consent following her new flamboyant qualifications jostling for a significant much higher pay than the Diocese could afford. But even there, a whiff of opportunism is conspicuously undisguised: Having been trained by KKKT, at least she could have worked for the Arusha Diocese for five years to repay their compassion rather than assailing corporate obligations in order to advance a burning personal ambition.

In one of her "meet the voters" familiarization tours, one male voter wanted to know whether Arusha men were not "man enough" for her foisting her to hurtle all the way to Unguja to pick someone who was materially well off, say to speak. Her riposte has left many unanswered questions, though. Dr. Batilda retorted that she had always fancied for an Arusha "hunk of a man" but after decades of patiently stalling for that ‘marital calling' she came to a bitter realization no one here in Arusha seemed interested in her. Whether that is a campaign ploy or a true revelation of her predicament only voters can decide.

As days tick off to D-Day, time has been unkind to Dr. Batilda and if she loses this election it will be her first time to test political defeat. For someone who has been junketing in the House for a decade with nothing to show off it may be "poetic justice" to Arusha residents reminding all leaders that public service demands diligently serving the people but not succumbing to "wanamtandao" machinations who are positioning themselves to triumph CCM succession politics of 2015.

Many fancy an election loss to Dr. Batilda will be too devastating to her locking her permanently out of ministerial sinecures in the cabinet….Well, who said politics is not a dirt game?

Anyone who is willing to put her marriage on the line for the sake of political credit is not worth of being trustworth for political post ndio mafisadi wenyewe hao. Wewe tutaamini vp kama huyu mama hatatuuza huko akiwa waziri baada ya kuahidiwa vijisenti. Binafsi huyu sitampa kura yangu akae tu pembeni.

 

[Calnde]

A question of a carpetbagger has almost wiped out Dr. Batilda's chances of snapping the Arusha Municipal constituency. Eligible voters are questioning her residential status following being married to a Zanzibari DPP: Voters oppugn whether she is an Arusha or an Ungujan? Though she admits that she is married to a Zanzibari but she vows her Arusha roots remain irreproachable and she quips that since her husband has added a second wife, she will divorce him, if she sails through and bags this populous constituency. Whether it was a campaign ploy to garner votes, time will tell how successful she was in swaying public opinion with this banter.

To her detractors, they would have none of that as they circulate information belittling her: She is a cold calculating material girl who will do anything to secure her parochial delusions.

One woman, I accosted to, gloated that Dr. Batilda will lose this election big time because women of Arusha will not permit her to jettison her marriage for a political career. She pleaded that "Marriage is a lifetime commitment not to be taken lightly as Dr. Batilda was trying to do." She also blurted that "political career is temporary venture which should not be parlayed to demean an institution of marriage." Others feel that being in an Islamic marriage Dr. Batilda ought to have contemplated that a polygynous marriage and her concomitant cry for rescue were totally misplaced. Some of those who will not vote for her consider themselves doing her a huge favour of shielding her marriage from being irreparably broken by her insatiable political ambitions!

But those who support Dr. Batilda candidacy review the same election dilemmas and reach a conclusion that she loves her constituency so much that she is willing to abandon a blossoming marriage in order to re-dedicate herself to her people!

Another issue that has morphed to be a hot button campaign issue is her employment excursion with KKKT. After successfully completing her undergraduate studies at University of Dar-Es-Salaam in 1988, Dr. Batilda joined KKKT where after a short stint she was privileged to secure a missionary scholarship to pursue further studies leading to a doctorate. After obtaining her doctorate, she returned to KKKT but left in a huff for a greener pasture to an international NGO in Dar. Right there, her critics believe that her mien sums up a composure of someone who uses and dumps others to sate her myopic escapades! This damaging brickbat of a ruthless, calculating materialistic girl appears to have stubbornly stuck with her despite her former boss at KKKT Bishop Laizer stepping forward to her defense. According to Bishop Laizer, KKKT parted ways with Dr. Batilda on mutual consent following her new flamboyant qualifications jostling for a significant much higher pay than the Diocese could afford. But even there, a whiff of opportunism is conspicuously undisguised: Having been trained by KKKT, at least she could have worked for the Arusha Diocese for five years to repay their compassion rather than assailing corporate obligations in order to advance a burning personal ambition.

In one of her "meet the voters" familiarization tours, one male voter wanted to know whether Arusha men were not "man enough" for her foisting her to hurtle all the way to Unguja to pick someone who was materially well off, say to speak. Her riposte has left many unanswered questions, though. Dr. Batilda retorted that she had always fancied for an Arusha "hunk of a man" but after decades of patiently stalling for that ‘marital calling' she came to a bitter realization no one here in Arusha seemed interested in her. Whether that is a campaign ploy or a true revelation of her predicament only voters can decide.

As days tick off to D-Day, time has been unkind to Dr. Batilda and if she loses this election it will be her first time to test political defeat. For someone who has been junketing in the House for a decade with nothing to show off it may be "poetic justice" to Arusha residents reminding all leaders that public service demands diligently serving the people but not succumbing to "wanamtandao" machinations who are positioning themselves to triumph CCM succession politics of 2015.

Many fancy an election loss to Dr. Batilda will be too devastating to her locking her permanently out of ministerial sinecures in the cabinet….Well, who said politics is not a dirt game?

Well written, well said.
Its the content that counts

 

[Phillemon Mikael]

moderators please can you ...re open that thread about batilda burian ...HOUSE GIRL SAGA......ALikuwa na kashfa ya kunyanyasa house girl na kumbagua,,...?

 

[Ng'wanangwa]

Yeah, She must pay for what she did to Z. Kabwe

Endorsed!!

 

[Nyumbu-]

The post is Good , thanks
But, please re do it in simple Swahili so that a much wider audience can get your message.
Also you may want to edit it, again in Swahili; remove any personal attack and wire it to Mwanahalisi for the next week edition. That will seal her voluminous appetite for power!

 

[Njowepo]

Wanawake katika siasa za Tz kwa kweli wanakuwa kama Swala kwa Simba

 

[omarilyas]

A question of a carpetbagger has almost wiped out Dr. Batilda's chances of snapping the Arusha Municipal constituency. Eligible voters are questioning her residential status following being married to a Zanzibari DPP: Voters oppugn whether she is an Arusha or an Ungujan? Though she admits that she is married to a Zanzibari but she vows her Arusha roots remain irreproachable and she quips that since her husband has added a second wife, she will divorce him, if she sails through and bags this populous constituency. Whether it was a campaign ploy to garner votes, time will tell how successful she was in swaying public opinion with this banter.

To her detractors, they would have none of that as they circulate information belittling her: She is a cold calculating material girl who will do anything to secure her parochial delusions.

One woman, I accosted to, gloated that Dr. Batilda will lose this election big time because women of Arusha will not permit her to jettison her marriage for a political career. She pleaded that "Marriage is a lifetime commitment not to be taken lightly as Dr. Batilda was trying to do." She also blurted that "political career is temporary venture which should not be parlayed to demean an institution of marriage." Others feel that being in an Islamic marriage Dr. Batilda ought to have contemplated that a polygynous marriage and her concomitant cry for rescue were totally misplaced. Some of those who will not vote for her consider themselves doing her a huge favour of shielding her marriage from being irreparably broken by her insatiable political ambitions!

But those who support Dr. Batilda candidacy review the same election dilemmas and reach a conclusion that she loves her constituency so much that she is willing to abandon a blossoming marriage in order to re-dedicate herself to her people!

Another issue that has morphed to be a hot button campaign issue is her employment excursion with KKKT. After successfully completing her undergraduate studies at University of Dar-Es-Salaam in 1988, Dr. Batilda joined KKKT where after a short stint she was privileged to secure a missionary scholarship to pursue further studies leading to a doctorate. After obtaining her doctorate, she returned to KKKT but left in a huff for a greener pasture to an international NGO in Dar. Right there, her critics believe that her mien sums up a composure of someone who uses and dumps others to sate her myopic escapades! This damaging brickbat of a ruthless, calculating materialistic girl appears to have stubbornly stuck with her despite her former boss at KKKT Bishop Laizer stepping forward to her defense. According to Bishop Laizer, KKKT parted ways with Dr. Batilda on mutual consent following her new flamboyant qualifications jostling for a significant much higher pay than the Diocese could afford. But even there, a whiff of opportunism is conspicuously undisguised: Having been trained by KKKT, at least she could have worked for the Arusha Diocese for five years to repay their compassion rather than assailing corporate obligations in order to advance a burning personal ambition.

In one of her "meet the voters" familiarization tours, one male voter wanted to know whether Arusha men were not "man enough" for her foisting her to hurtle all the way to Unguja to pick someone who was materially well off, say to speak. Her riposte has left many unanswered questions, though. Dr. Batilda retorted that she had always fancied for an Arusha "hunk of a man" but after decades of patiently stalling for that ‘marital calling' she came to a bitter realization no one here in Arusha seemed interested in her. Whether that is a campaign ploy or a true revelation of her predicament only voters can decide.

As days tick off to D-Day, time has been unkind to Dr. Batilda and if she loses this election it will be her first time to test political defeat. For someone who has been junketing in the House for a decade with nothing to show off it may be "poetic justice" to Arusha residents reminding all leaders that public service demands diligently serving the people but not succumbing to "wanamtandao" machinations who are positioning themselves to triumph CCM succession politics of 2015.

Many fancy an election loss to Dr. Batilda will be too devastating to her locking her permanently out of ministerial sinecures in the cabinet….Well, who said politics is not a dirt game?

Interesting,

I thought personal issues should remain personal just like the issue of Dr Slaa "WIFE"....

Also it is abhorring to see someone like you using such petty and stupid politics like why Dr Batilda has married to a Pemba and not Arusha man for propaganda...

More interesting is the fact that u based on the issue of personal credibility, u can dare campaigning and even voting for Lema whom we all know who and what he is for all these years and not vote for educated, respectable and humble candidate (YES I BELIEVE SHE IS EVEN THOUGH SHE ADMINISTERED THE ATTEMPT POLITICAL LYNCHING OF MY DEAR FRIEND IN THE PARLIAMENT) like Dr Batilda.

Ofcourse I wont go KKKT issue and become equal to Bongo Tea Partier's like you....

Brilliant English though....

 

[Mapinduzi]

If the same would have been happening to a man, it would have been okay. Poor woman.