Experience in high office isn't a guarantee of competence; if it were, a 10-year DP and decades-long MP (RUTO) wouldn't be overseeing a failing administration. Experience only matters if it comes with integrity, vision, and the courage to serve the people, not system survival.
On June 25, 2024, we saw exactly who values human life and who values state power. You cannot legislate away what millions of us saw on live TV: Sifuna begging for restraint while others defended state violence. We have the archive.
You look at Ruto's cabinet and you realize he never intended on working for kenyans. You can't have Duale, Murkomen and Ruku in your cabinet and claim that you are running a serious government. I'm sure he himself can't put such characters in managing positions of his companies.
Imagine you're the owner of a company. You hire an employee, only for them to become arrogant, steal from the business, insult you, kill some of your colleagues, violate company rules, and undermine the very values the company was built on.
Then that same employee tells you, "No employee has ever left this company before reaching retirement age, so you'll have to keep me until then."
Would any rational employer accept that argument?
A contract is built on trust, accountability and performance. The moment those are fundamentally broken, history and precedent become irrelevant.
That is the logic this regime wants Kenyans to accept: that no matter the failures, abuse of power, or betrayal of public trust, citizens must simply endure and still accept TUTAM because "that's how it's always been."
Legitimacy is earned every day, not guaranteed by the calendar.
The people SHALL!
REASONS WHY I SUPPORT TUTAM:
1. Statehouse allocation increased by Kes 6.8 billion to Kes 13.64 billion from Kes 3.98 billion, a 100.6% increase. Meanwhile, hospitals lacked drugs, doctors, nurses and therapists went months without salaries, schools lacked capitation, and the new higher-education funding model was doing mathematics even Einstein could not understand. But at least the palace is comfortable for the king and his visitors. wapi makofi 👏🏿 ya rais jameni.
2. The first 20 months in office, the king made 62 foreign trips, visiting a total of 38 countries, by the second anniversary of his presidency he had made about 66 foreign trips just to fulfil his childhood dreams at a total cost of approximately Kes 2 billion, as he travelled, more Kenyans sunk into poverty and payslips got raided to fund the king’s lifestyle in the palace. Wapi makofi 👏🏿 ya rais jameni.
3. During the king’s 1st tam tenure, a total of 200 Kenyans died under police instructed brutality, parents mourned, instead of being humane and showing leadership, the king instructed police to shoot more Kenyans on the legs 🦵🏿for fun as his son bought more matatus that keep breaking traffic rules under the watch of NTSA live on cameras. Wapi makofi 👏🏿 ya rais jameni.
4. Instead of providing a conducive environment for Kenyans to create jobs for themselves, King Zakayo opted to bill us to build office 🏢 blocks and named them affordable housing to create short term employment and allegedly solving a housing crisis that was never there since almost 3/4 of houses in urban areas remain unoccupied due to affordability issues and not lack of housing. Wapi makofi 👏🏿 ya rais jameni.
5. The king oversaw the cost of fuel raising to Kes 207 a litre and blamed an Iranian war that only affected Kenya in the entire world 🌍, after realising the war excuse was a lie, the king decided to solve the problem he created via unnecessary taxation on fuel by reducing the fuel price by Kes 9/- and went to tell wananchi he has reduced the cost of living. That was like stealing someone’s goat, returning one leg and asking them to thank you for your generosity. Wapi makofi 👏🏿 ya rais jameni.
6. Instead of fixing NHIF, the king created a money looting scheme called SHAH that has been a catastrophic failure! The king has continued to publicly declare SHAH as functional despite many hospitals and users stating otherwise. Latest SHAH victims have been teachers including medics but the king does not believe it. Wapi makofi 👏🏿 ya rais jameni.
Ni wantam si wantam jameni?
My body shivers today as I remember the 25th of June 2024.
I witnessed as my brothers and sisters died in the pursuit of a better Kenya for them and everyone else. I witnessed a govt and leadership that turned their backs on their children.
May we never forget this day. May it stay etched in our memories. May we always remember the names of those we lost in the fight. One day we will win and June 25th while a day when we celebrate those we lost will one day be a day of victory as well because we won. For ourselves and for those we lost
My body shivers today as I remember the 25th of June 2024.
I witnessed as my brothers and sisters died in the pursuit of a better Kenya for them and everyone else. I witnessed a govt and leadership that turned their backs on their children.
May we never forget this day. May it stay etched in our memories. May we always remember the names of those we lost in the fight. One day we will win and June 25th while a day when we celebrate those we lost will one day be a day of victory as well because we won. For ourselves and for those we lost
16 kids are dead because we cannot handle a fire around a military based camp but we want to handle Ebola???? A whole pandemic??? And y'all still giving that man a platform??? Maybe we actually deserve what we're going through! This country is sickening man!💔
Everything happening in Kenya right now is a perfect example of what happens when politicians aren't afraid of the people who allowed them to be in the positions they are in. We should fix that.
Perhaps this woman @MamaRachelRuto should try praying for her husband @WilliamsRuto so that he can stop stealing. If she succeeds i will freely give my life to jesus Christ and change my name to Joshua.