@AlinurMohamed_ you keep threatening kenya with your "investments" and "economic collapse". where will you take it if you remove it? kenyans invest s in Kenya why don't you invest in Somalia and make a thriving economy there so we come there? Bullshit!
@Maryian96 what was the husband doing when the wife was stabbing chick? why didn't she attack her husband instead? women should know that you can never own a man and so is it to men. marriage it's an agreement not ownership, if one breaches it then it becomes invalid
Apostle Joshua Selman came to Kenya with a grand theme: βHow Nations Become Great.β
And somehow, his first serious target for this sermon was William Ruto.
Sir, before you teach Kenyans how nations become great, perhaps tell us what has prevented your own country, Nigeria, from becoming the nation you describe from the pulpit.
Nigeria is a country blessed beyond measure with oil, gas, minerals, human capital and enormous economic potential, yet corruption remains deeply entrenched, insecurity has devastated communities, and millions of Nigerians continue to struggle with poverty and unemployment.
So I have one simple question for Apostle Selman:
Why come to Kenya to teach us how nations become great when your own nation is still wrestling with the very problems you are preaching about?
If prayer alone could transform nations, Nigeria would have been a paradise by now.
And if William Ruto needs divine instruction on how Kenya can become great, perhaps the preacher should first ask him about governance, corruption, public debt, unemployment, the cost of living and the institutions that are supposed to protect ordinary Kenyans.
Kenya does not need imported sermons telling us that nations become great.
We know how nations become great.
Good governance.
Strong institutions.
Accountability.
Justice.
Education.
Healthcare.
Honest leadership.
Productive industries.
Respect for taxpayers.
And leaders who understand that public office is a responsibility, not a personal business opportunity.
So yes, Apostle, tell us how nations become great.
But before you finish, tell Nigerians what went wrong at home.
Because it is rather convenient to arrive in Nairobi and preach national greatness to a sitting president while your own country continues to battle corruption, insecurity and deep economic inequality.
Kenya will not become great because a preacher lays hands on a politician.
Kenya will become great when leaders are held accountable, institutions work, corruption has consequences and ordinary citizens finally stop being treated as disposable.
We do not need miracles disguised as governance.
We need leadership.
@HassanMcOjwang fake: our traffic police uniform is blue not black, no word "POLICE" ar the back, they are not armed with AK47 and those badges are not in their category
@lindahoguttu "Kenya is safe, no crisis.... We know Orengo has worst goons in this country" from one mouth. Ruto and Murkomen are the worst unpatriotic kenyans