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Enos Olik, Filmmaker in Nairobi

This film is part of "No Ordinary Elections" a multimedia package on the Kenyan polls produced by IRIN Films. To see the whole package go to: http://www.irinnews.org/Kenya2013/ind... [Shot on location in Nairobi] Transcript: My name is Enos Olik. I'm a videographer, musician. Today, we're shooting a music video. We're on set. We just want more jobs for the youth. A lot of youths are coming up with ideas. We need more loans. So that's the main agenda for, I'd say, me and my other friends who are in the same field. This is Kenya, so, for sure, there will be no short-term changes, yeah? But for long-term, just infrastructure. One side of Nairobi is fully developed but the other side of town is poor, is very poor, very poor. And most of us stay on the other side of town so I'd really want to see that same development brought on the other side of town. Yes, I'd vote for somebody from outside my tribe. In 2007 being given money by some councillor at the place I was staying, we ate the money, I ate the money, and I didn't even vote for the same guy. But it's just that I knew who I was going to vote for, but free money is free money. The constitution, honestly speaking, I haven't read the whole of it, even half of it. But something that has come out is equality. And nowadays we tend to have equal rights, to women, to even other communities, which is something that has come up, and is, I think, it's in the right direction. The two major politicians vying for the president's seat, we're fearing that none of them is ready to lose. Everyone is thinking that he's going to win, and that's a very dangerous point of view, but we're just hoping for the best.