Senator Barrack Obama’s relatives have congregated at Nyangoma Kogelo village and will remain together until after Tuesday’s US presidential elections.
They have set aside a bull to slaughter in celebration should the Illinois senator whose father was Kenyan win, according to family spokesperson Mr Malik Abongo.
Monday, November 3, 2008
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That's a good thing!
ReplyDeleteForget media people who are trying to spin it as something less than civilized.
I hope the Obama's of Kenya enjoy themselves mightily on Nov 4.