@DCI_Kenya@thekhrc@StandardKenya@Kenyajudiciary When will this country respect the law using number plates of written off units should come to an end. Every vehicle has it own registration number. This goons should be called to account.
Good work @Mabonga_254z. Let’s unmask all those involved.
If the criminal justice system won’t find them and bring them to book, the public social justice platforms must not fail to hold them to account.
This regime thinks they can seperate HE kalonzo musyoka with Riggy g, the NIS gave a report that as long as Riggy g and Kalonzo gets to 2027 together there is no way Ruto will survive in that ballot senior guys now directed that any propaganda between kalonzo and Riggy g should be spread with immediate effect thats how they landed on this one🤣🤣 tunawaambia ngo!
I could not believe my ears, I when Murkomen said that we should have kept off Homa Bay because the police had warned that there would be goons.
Since when is the work of the police simply to warn citizens that there will be goons? Is their duty not to identify, arrest and deal with those goons, while protecting the right of every Kenyan to move, assemble and engage in lawful political activity?
Next he will ask us, “Ulienda polling station kuchaguana kwa nini, na police walikuwa wamekwambia kutakuwa na goons?”
@Disembe How is Luo nation marginalized. This is as a result of having useless leaders who are anti development. Don't sugarcoat in 2027 have proper leadership from MCA.
Mark Mwenje: Have you ever seen a UDA person arrested in this country, even one, for comments they’ve made? Anybody in the opposition speaks recklessly and Subarus are waiting outside, but those in government speak the way they want and just go home. If we don’t deal with this, Mr. President, you are going to lose this country.
#KTNPrime
@MigunaMiguna Dr Miguna argue your case like an intellectual we have had devolution for almost 15 yrs. Zero developments in Nyanza the problem is leadership not resources.
Najua mtanipika but nisiungue
We in Nyanza have become too comfortable using “marginalisation” to explain our situation, even under devolution. At some point, we have to confront an uncomfortable truth: part of the problem is not just what we receive, but what happens to the resources allocated to us.
Money allocated for development by both the national and county governments is often lost through corruption, with the beneficiaries being the very leaders we repeatedly elect. Then, every five years, some of these leaders return with familiar narratives, small handouts and ethnic politics, and we reward them with another term.
The result? Poor roads, inadequate schools, limited electricity and, in many parts of Nyanza, people still huwa tunategemea maji ya mtoni, no piped water juu "hakuna pesa"
The “Wakikuyu wako na barabara, wako na maji…” narrative is repeatedly weaponised during elections to convince us that our problems are caused by other communities rather than by failures of leadership and accountability.
For years, our "leaders" could hide behind political loyalty and ethnic mobilisation. A simple “xyz tosha” from Raila ni ivo tunarudisha a bad leader juu we had "political loyalty" to him.
Devolution was supposed to bring resources and decision-making closer to the people. If we still cannot point to tangible improvements in our communities, we need to ask difficult questions, pesa imeishia kwa few families
Until we demand accountability, scrutinise how public money is spent and refuse to re-elect leaders who have failed us, we will keep repeating the same cycle.
We cannot demand better leadership while rewarding poor leadership every five years. At some point, we have to take responsibility for the choices we make at the ballot.
Otherwise, Nyanza will remain Yemen forever.💀
@gpdkaluma Kaluma u should be ashamed of those roads in Homabay and the way u sing tutam. Mwai Kibaki taught us of good infrastructural developments sio kua choir master.