On Edwin Sifuna
What are the roles of a Senator according to Kenya's 2010 Constitution? Here is exactly what the constitution says. Those 'clever' chaps challenging us to mention what Sifuna has done - show us where the constitution awards a development budget to Senators. ⚖️👁
Kwa ground there's "good" underwear looking as brand as new at Gikomba retailing at KES100- KES50.
In the "CON" game MEN will always and jolly so, outmanouvre the "CON".
What were "MS UNDERWEAR'S" findings when she sought confirmations whether the -undies- were brought brand new?
Dr. Catherine Masitsa tells us that the rate at which men purchase underwears or not is an economic indicator that shows the direction the economy is taking.
Men don't usually have the urgent urge to change their underwears oftenly but when they do, then it's an indicator that the economy is doing well.
@lynn_ngugi1 this is one of the most amazing, resourceful and interesting conversations that I've watched on LNN! Please bring her back as a guest!
Today's TL drama refers. As a man whom the government considers to be approaching retirement age, I must remind men that in sexual relationships, casual or serious, the mental status of your partners is critical. Psychotic people can ruin your life, career, and health.😂😂
Another year has passed and the regime has not built a single new high school. Which means that come January, again, they will invade Kiambu and declare that tiny village schools like Kamandura, Nguirubi, Gachie Secondary, Gacharage, and Kahuho Uhuru are now national schools ready to receive Wards-of-the-State from @ahmednasirlaw's village in Upper Modogashe.
Destroying community schools while leaving the wards illiterate.
And he will be clapping like a seal about it (not that there are seals in Upper Modogashe)
This building is in Eldoret, it is a 2007/08 PEV landmark. It belongs to an Engineer and he promised not to demolish or sell the land to remind people how bad post election violence is.. it reminds him how his own neighbours were willing to kill him for elections result that he didn’t participate in counting, declaration or rigging.
Dear @LindaMwananchi_
To win this coming election, we MUST run a campaign like nothing has been run before in Kenya. We cannot only rely on the old methods and hope to beat the veterans who have been doing those things for years!
First of all, the movement must realize where its greatest strength lies. LMM’s greatest strength comes from being owned by the young people. The hopeful, energetic, enthusiastic young people who are full of ideas. Linda Mwananchi MUST find an effective way to tap into this energy and brilliance.
My suggestion is to have a robust volunteer program which invites volunteers to the campaign, vets them, evaluates their abilities and assigns them roles in the campaign purely on a VOLUNTARY basis. The only thing such volunteers would need is recognition and assurance that the movement shall NEVER betray its core ideals.
This program if well run, has the potential to provide the largest group of boots on the ground in the entire nation. We have professionals such as medics, lawyers, teachers and others who are willing to volunteer. We also have creatives such as musicians, influencers and tiktokers who have already volunteered their services and are doing good work. They just need to be organized, focused and integrated into the formal structures of the movement.
Next, fundraising MUST not just be through the traditional pay bill means. Please let us get creative! Let us have merchandise on sale on the website where people can buy not only for themselves but also for others. Let us have an option for people to donate in kind. You may have someone who owns a car and wants to donate it, let them. Let there be a register of donations and personal acknowledgment to each donor.
After that, the manifesto must include all Kenyans, not just a few experts sitting and deciding what to do. Kenyans know the problems they face and they also know the solutions. Engage them more in conversations. Rallies are good but let us have many townhalls.
In fact, a town hall can even be virtual. The way we had twitter spaces and TikTok live to discuss Finance Bill and other oppressive laws in 2024. Let us have at least two of these every week with a principal of Linda Mwananchi and preferably H.E Sifuna. These are very low cost but very high impact activities. During those townhalls, we listen and take note of what Kenyans want.
These engagements will help the movement understand what to prioritize and to visualize how the first 100 days will look like.
All these activities ant structures should culminate in having soldiers all around the 55,000 polling stations. Willing believers who want to change our country for the better. With at least 20 per polling station, our message will reach every nook and cranny on of Kenya.
I am willing to be volunteer number 1 to give many more ideas that I have. @edwinsifuna@abbiezuena@genz___baddie@FredahOndu61763@paulinenjoroge@gwamaee
Linda Mwananchi should have a merchendise page on their website where we can buy as much merchendise as possible, with our own money then we can go to the streets na tupe mama mboga, watu wa boda na everyone. We paint Kenya in Linda Mwananchi colours, Kila mtu akuwe Sifuna.
Patriarchy didn't oppress women. Patriarchy PROTECTED us FROM women.
The only reason women were considered saints for centuries was SHAME and CONSEQUENCES.
That's it. That's what kept them in line.
Take away shame, take away consequences, and you get the truth.
For centuries patriarchy said: you don't cheat, you don't kill your kids, you don't destroy your family, or you will be shunned. That fear kept them in line.
Now? No shame. No consequences. No father in the home to say NO.
So what happened?
Abortion as birth control through the roof.
Kids being murdered, neglected, and abused by their own mothers every single day on the news.
Husbands getting stabbed, poisoned, set up, and divorced for profit.
Divorce filed 80% by women, destroying families for feelings.
The worst, most entitled, mentally ill generation of kids ever raised - by THEM.
They are the ones signing off to trans their own children.
They are the ones in the PTA pushing this filth in schools. Attacking teachers for wanting daughters to dress decent.
They are the ones voting for every soft-on-crime, open-border, country-destroying law.
This didn't exist 70 years ago. This is the last 50 years of "liberated" women.
Social media didn't make them worse. It just finally exposed what men have always known behind closed doors.
I guarantee you that even @makaumutua (who has spent all his public life riding on the backs of already-made politicians as "advisor" on nothing) doesn't believe his own statement that Sifuna has done nothing as ODM SG and Senator.
But he can stand by and I will give him a summarised version of the very very long catalogue of Sifuna works.
Reading has never killed anyone. He should read.
Folks, have we not debated electoral transparency since 2007 with the same cast, only that positions have now switched? If our demand for radical transparency at @IEBCKenya depends on who we want to win next, we are not serious about reform.