The 6.25 Movement

[I am Chege @_James041]

They killed Albert Ojwang' like an animal.

The footages are so heartbreaking naskia kuenda maandamano tena.

This was Meshach's only son.

Killed like a wild animal.

Every officer involved, the arresting officers, the complainant, the officers who lied under oath led by one Muchiri Nyagah,

Must all be held accountable.

Lit tok chwer remo.

May Albert Rest In Eternal Peace 💔

[The 6.25 Movement @625movement]

The conversation explored the challenges and opportunities facing Kenya today, highlighting the importance of informed civic participation, democratic institutions, and citizen-led action in shaping the country’s future.

Thank you to the Institute for Policy Studies.

[The 6.25 Movement @625movement]

We had the opportunity to join the Institute for Policy Studies for an engaging discussion on Kenya’s current political landscape, youth-led civic engagement, governance, accountability, and the role of the diaspora.

[Yoko @Kibet_bull]

This is Elgeyo Marakwet chanting Ruto Must Go.

Where will he go? Even his homies anasema aende

[Generali Osumo @generali_osumo]

This CCTV footage shows four men dragging Albert Ojwang towards the last cell at the Central Police Station before a series of events that led to his unfortunate killing!

I remember, the following day, police spokesperson Muchiri Nyaga stood at the police headquarters to LIE to Kenyans that Albert Ojwang' hit his head against the wall and sustained injuries that eventually led to his death!

If Kenyans would have not stood up and demanded for the truth and answers a cover-up on this particular murder had already been crafted right from the police headquarters.

This tells you why the main CULPRIT in this case is still roaming freely and enjoying the trappings of power within the police service. Unless and otherwise Kenyans step up and demand that he be held answerable, he will be still there to get again order the killing of more Kenyans!

[Alfred Keter🇰🇪 @alfredarapketer]

We are sorry the great people of Wajir County, we were not familiar with your game!
Wantam Is Spreading across the country like bush fire!
😂😂😂😂😂😂

[Fafa Mukuru @osoroKE]

Mamae! This time sijui watajificha wapi?

[The 6.25 Movement @625movement]

Thank you to everyone who showed up at Sankofa to commemorate June 25th and talk about the Kenya we’re building. Change isn’t made by one person it’s made by a community that keeps showing up. Grateful for every voice in that room. 🇰🇪

[The 6.25 Movement @625movement]

One year ago today, Kenyans walked into the streets unarmed and refused to be silent. Some never came home.
We say their names not out of grief alone but out of fury, and out of love. Their blood did not water a garden of reform. #TotalShutDown

[The 6.25 Movement @625movement]

We attended mass so as to remember the fallen heroes .

[The 6.25 Movement @625movement]

This was earlier last week, we went Central Police Station so as to pass message that 25th June there shall be peaceful protests

[The 6.25 Movement @625movement]

Ensure you are safe

[The 6.25 Movement @625movement]

Kenya will change the day we stop electing people who don’t have any interest for helping thief nation

[The 6.25 Movement @625movement]

Kenya will change the day we stop electing people who don’t have any interest for helping thief nation

[𝐏𝐚𝐧𝐀𝐟𝐫𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐧 𝐈𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐥 @SankaraDispatch]

Dear Africa,

[The 6.25 Movement @625movement]

When you don’t know your rights, you can’t defend them. You accept what you shouldn’t accept. You stay quiet when you have every reason to speak. You walk away from situations the Constitution was written to protect you from.

[The 6.25 Movement @625movement]

Are you an active citizen ?

[The 6.25 Movement @625movement]

Today, the streets of Nairobi CBD filled with people who refused to stay quiet. They marched for the women who no longer can. They marched for the children who never got the chance.

Women are being killed. Not in wars. Not in disasters. In their homes.