John Mwaipopo said... Gado has a point. as a tanzanian i respect and cherish nyerere but i cling to my right of being able to criticise him. most tanzanians are like an ostrich which burries its head believing to hide wholy from dangers. most of us pretend nyerere was a saint. something undoubtful and to others arguable. he was just a human being form mara, first to study in england, first president of the majority most of whom without formal education. he was a well-informed human among less- informed. he knew how to twist things the way he liked. he was only a human prone to mistakes and blunders. he had both sides of better and worse. he came and he went. some people misuse him for their political achievements. some even tell wrong tales in a bid to trumpet the good deeds he performed, only to be proved wrong.
ulimwengu huu una watu wanaofikiria kwa kasi na wasio na uwezo wa kuendana na kasi hiyo, wao wanabaki kuona kuwa wamezalauliwa, wanahitaji kuombwa radha na ikibidi wana walaani vijana. wabunge wenye umri mkubwa wanawaonya vijana kuwa huu sio utamaduni wetu au tunakoelekea ni kubaya wakati ham na utamaduni usiolazimika kubadilika na wala tunakoenda hakuwahusu wale ambao wanatarijia kuwa wamekufa tunahitaji watu wenye bongo zinazofanya kazi kwa kasi kubwa ili kukomboa muda, kuleta mabadiliko na kuwa wabunifu wa njia mpya za ufanyaji mambo, ndicho ninachokiona katika bunge hili la sasa