Najua I am a nobody and I am not famous or a celebrity. Lakini mnisaidie.
But I am calling for a nationwide #LindaMtoto campaign.
Watoi wako wapi? Tuko kadi until they return.
All I am asking from you is a post/repost, or a quote with a photo or video of a missing child.
Babies get raped. Elderly women get raped. Women dressed modestly get raped. Women in hijabs get raped. Nuns get raped. Women in jeans, tracksuits, pajamas, school uniforms, and work uniforms get raped. There is no outfit that prevents rape and no outfit that invites it.
If you are more comfortable analyzing a woman’s clothing than condemning a rapist, you are part of the problem.
Babies get raped. Elderly women get raped. Women dressed modestly get raped. Women in hijabs get raped. Nuns get raped. Women in jeans, tracksuits, pyjamas, school uniforms, work uniforms get raped. There is no outfit that prevents rape and no outfit that invites it.
If you are more comfortable analysing a woman’s clothing than condemning a rapist, you are part of the problem.
We are reliably informed that Menelik Kimani has been tortured and is currently being held in undisclosed location contrary to the constitution of our country..we ask @LawSocietyofKe@thekhrc@AmnestyKenya to help us find Menelik..#FreeMenelikKimani
This guy here is my cousin and he's missing 😩. His name is Benard Kiranga. He was last seen at Thome, if you come across him kindly reach out to me ASAP. He may be mentally disturbed and we will appreciate your help.
Thank you 🥺🫶🏿
Landlords and landladies wakukatalia deposit wanaonyeshwa kivumbi. Tenants are taking matters in their own hands and the end results is not looking good. Landlords and landladies rudishieni watu deposits when they vacate your house. No hard feelings
My brothers and sisters,
As I promised, allow me to bring to your attention something extremely dangerous we’ve uncovered this month.
For weeks, my team and I have been investigating the type of cooking oil used by ordinary Kenyans.
In the process, three employees from within the power sector reached out to us, terrified but determined to speak.
They revealed that some individuals have allegedly been selling transformer oil to food vendors in Kisumu.
We didn’t believe it at first. We posed as restaurant owners, made calls, and yes someone was ready to sell the oil, saying it "fries better" and "lasts longer."
They are selling the oil at KSh 500 to 1000 per litre.
In Nyanza, there’s believed to be a depot where the oil is stored and delivered to clients, with payments allegedly done in cash.
They say it makes fish crunchier and fries crispier.
Now I don’t want you to take my word for it, if you have internet, go and search what transformer oil does to the kidneys and liver, and what cancers it can cause when used in food. Yet many ordinary Kenyans may be eating it unknowingly when buying fried fish or chips.
We even traced possible leads of similar sales in Nairobi and Mombasa.
We’ve shared what we found with journalists for further verification because this issue is too serious to stay silent about. Two of my colleagues have already received threats, but we won’t stop.
This is not politics. This is about our health, our children, and our right to safe food.
But my brothers and sisters, this is bigger than just a story.
This is about our lives.
This is about what we eat.
This is about a system that has failed to protect us.
Don’t wait for a press conference. Don’t wait for denial.
Protect your families. Question what you eat.
If possible avoid these fried foods on streets
Because as always, we are on our own.