Ruto called an Emergency 7 PM address just to give us a history lecture then rush to what looks like vision 2060? 🚩
No live questions. No real solutions. Just teleprompter history lessons.
Complete disaster.
On this Sunday, I am reminded that leadership is a calling, not a career.
Those who enter public office for personal gain will always betray the public.
Integrity is not optional. It is the foundation.
#ValueBasedLeadership#Ukombozi
Back on 25 June 2026, while peacefully assembling outside the Kenyan Parliament to commemorate Kenyans who were killed by police during the June 2024 anti-Finance Bill demonstrations, I was abducted together with other comrades.
We were bundled into a police lorry. Once inside, the police officers began beating us. The lorry first stopped outside Central Police Station, where some of the officers made several phone calls. After about three minutes, we continued our journey. Our next stop was outside Parklands Police Station, where the same thing happened. After about two minutes, the lorry moved again.
From that point onward, we were forced to lie face down inside the lorry so that we could not see where we were being taken. After some time, the lorry stopped in the middle of a road, and we were ordered out. Before we could even determine where we were, three Subaru vehicles arrived. Numerous armed and masked men surrounded us, began beating us, and forced us into the vehicles.
I was placed in one Subaru vehicle with two other comrades, while the remaining three comrades were placed in another vehicle. At that point, we were handcuffed and blindfolded, and the vehicles drove away. Throughout the journey, they continued beating me while asking questions such as why we were demonstrating, who was funding me, why I was opposing and criticizing William Ruto and his regime, and many other questions.
Several hours later, the vehicle stopped, and I was taken into a small room, where the beatings and interrogation continued. I spent the following two days in that room, where I was tortured and questioned.
On Saturday, at around 2:00 a.m. (although I am not entirely sure of the exact time), the door opened, and a man entered the room. He handcuffed and blindfolded me, led me outside, forced me into a Subaru vehicle, and we drove away. After some time, the vehicle stopped, and I was taken out. It was then that I realized I was with the other two comrades.
Before releasing us, they warned me not to speak about what had happened. They told me never again to be seen demonstrating, opposing, or criticizing William Ruto and his regime. They further threatened that if I did, they would come for me again and make sure that I disappeared.
They then abandoned the three of us. We began walking around to determine where we were, and that was when we realized we were in Ngong Forest. From there, we continued walking. At around 5:00 a.m., we managed to borrow a phone and called one of our comrades, who took us to the hospital, where we found the other three comrades.
To this day, no police officer or any other person has been held accountable for what happened to us, despite the fact that we were abducted in full view of cameras.
“Akili yako isikuwe inakuja kwa msimu kama maembe,” Kirinyaga Senator Kamau Murango throws a sharp jab at his Nandi counterpart Samson Cherargei for only showing flashes of intelligence when politically convenient.
Dear Ruto,
Before you board your flight tomorrow to escape today’s shame, (pretty sure your team is already scouting on where you can go next..)
I hope every single day reminds you that millions of Kenyans no longer want you leading this country.
You can spend our taxes on incentives, patronage, and attempts to buy loyalty, but you’ll eventually learn what Bob Marley meant when he said, “Some people are so poor, all they have is money.” WANTAM!!