There on Spice FM, MP Caroli Omondi says leaders allied to the broad-based government receive up to KSh 5 million a month in an attempt to sway the public to support President William Ruto's 2027 re-election bid.
Caroli claims that, in his own constituency, one leader has even been provided with a helicopter.
He has urged Kenyans to take the money and even send some of it to the Linda Mwananchi paybill in support of Edwin Sifuna's presidential bid.
😂😂😂huko kwa ODM watu wanatoka na walikuwa washalipwa after introducing Oparanya as the next DP😂😂😂"Wewe na tshirt ya Red, unapeleka watu wapi??"😭😭😭ni kumoto🔥🔥
Meru residents send President William Ruto a message during Rigathi Gachagua's visit to Igembe North, chanting "Kasongo Bye Bye!" as they welcomed the DCP leader with a thunderous show of defiance.
Hawa ndio Wajaluo Ruto anategemea? Hawa Kwanza wanafanya kazi Kwa backyard yake and yet wako nyuma ya Sifuna kama sisi weingine. Luo bloggers are for Ruto, Luos are for Sifuna naongea nikiwa Kwa ground mostly Luo bloggers wako Nairobi
Sometimes, all it takes is one simple question.
This interview is a reminder that behind every public figure is a human being. As H.E. Edwin W. Sifuna reflected on the Mumbai trip when they went to fetch Baba, you could see the weight he had been carrying. He wasn't just angry he was overwhelmed, frustrated, and deeply emotional.
Then Yvonne Okwara calmly asked, "Why were you angry?"
That one question unlocked everything. 😅
Hatakama niwewe hungefunguka.
A disturbing video has emerged showing Kimilili UDA MP Didmus Barasa throwing hundreds of thousands of shillings to Bungoma residents yesterday in an attempt to counter the growing influence of Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna and attract large crowds for optics!
Wamunyoro Desk is picking up that Kasongo and his allies allegedly attempted to pressure the UK into backing his re-election bid by threatening to shut down the UK's military training camp in Nanyuki. The UK rejected the pressure and reportedly told Kasongo to proceed with the closure if he wished.
Our sources further that the Head of the National Assembly's Defence Committee, Nelson Koech, was used to communicate the threats. Our UK-based source revealed that British officials declined to yield to what they viewed as political pressure, citing their assessment of Kenya's political trajectory and their observation that President William Ruto faces a difficult re-election.
The UK officials indicated that any decision regarding BATUK training camp follows established legal and diplomatic timelines that extend well beyond 2027, making any immediate closure impractical.
"They tried to pressure us, but they failed to understand the timelines. The decision is far more complex than they assumed," our source reveal
The moment Rigathi Gachagua promoted a local musician during a stop in Meru County, handing him Ksh 150,000 after an energetic performance and inviting him to join the DCP caravan.
This was in 1902 before you and I were born
Before the alleged wantam owners existed
The same language the same the courage the same message
That's why we shamelessly say
Sisi ndio sifunaa
#SisiNdioSifuna
Cracks In The Cabinet:
A political storm is brewing inside President Ruto's Cabinet.
A week after controversial remarks attributed to Health CS Duale,
Cabinet colleagues have taken opposing sides.
At the same time, a fresh succession battle is putting DP Kindiki under pressure ahead of 2027.
#NTVTonight @DannMwangi@labaanshabaan
Osoro alipotea citizen after Hii interview.
Just to remind you, if you listen with an open mind, you'll pick the agenda, a community development approach
H.E. Edwin W Sifuna has always been consistent.