Mr. Boniface Ngahu, lacks a voice of reason in his argument. He seems to be everywhere talking about everything. He lacks a premise to base his entire weak and fabricated hypothesis. He is more of fanatical than factual in his application of reasonable analogy, and that limits my ability to dissect his flawed logic. Interestingly, I found arrogance, egoistic, biasness, ignorance, crude language, self glorification and cheap manipulation tactics that have been employed time and again by these self appointed high priests of East African Integration.
His extraneous bragging tirade on educated Kenyans and their athletes, Migingo dispute and so forth are not worth our response. That is for Kenyans to deal with. We are here to deal with weighty issues, and one of the central issues is immigration. Like Kenyans, Tanzanians are trying to protect their economic interests by going it slow. With the increase of graduates from both local and foreign higher learning institutions, Tanzania has no option but fill the available positions with domestic talents, which is a common practice all over the world to control unemployment, especially at these tough economic times. These are basic, and natural economic laws Tanzania will never ignore
Mr. Ngahu quoted as unfair, the Tanzanias newly enacted immigration laws, yet Kenyan laws are the most stringent and discriminative. You cannot get a work permit in Kenya unless you are a 35 years or older and must be earning at least 24,000 US dollars. How many Tanzanians are going to qualify under this new law? Talking morals! He must not be aware on the number of unqualified, heavy accented Kenyans in Tanzania that are nursery school teachers, store clerks, bar attendants, supermarket cashiers, and merchants in Tanzania. Most without work permits and freely roaming the country, hope he can tell us in equal terms the number of Tanzanians in Kenya, doing the same kind of work!
Mr. Ngahu is a disgrace to the marketing professionals community; he has failed the moral aptitude test. He exploits and relies on undercooked, under-researched, rumors and speculations to build his case. He employs a fallacious logic in his reasoning, assumes the roles of a police, prosecutor and a judge to get his point across. He sadly absconded scientific justification for the Serengeti fires, accuses Tanzania of sabotaging the course of nature wildebeest migration- without providing facts. Who knows, maybe Mr. Ngahu is part of Serengeti fauna.
It is despicable to term Tanzanians as barbaric, cold blooded humans demanding cash from accident victims, as if Mungiki killing squad is the friendliest in East Africa. Who is lesser evil, a man demanding cash from accident victims or he that slashes his neighbors throat because he belongs to another tribe? Stop planting the seeds of discord and hatred between Kenyans and Tanzanians. They have been neighbors and will continue to remain good neighbors. Tanzanians are not ready for the likes of Mungiki to run terror on their soil.