Karibu sana to the People’s Party, Hon. Dr. Humphrey Njuguna, popularly known as Roho Safi!
It was a pleasure to be hosted by Mheshimiwa at his home in Gatanga. We appreciate the warm reception and look forward to continued engagement as we build a shared vision for our people.
Karibu sana, Mheshimiwa!
We are Africans, and Africa is our business. 🇰🇪🌍
Titus Njau Mbuchu
#Rohosafi #waslaughter #Kandara #Gatanga
NO MORE MUD AT MAKENJI TUKTUK STAGE! 🚧💪
Promises made, promises delivered! We are committed to practical solutions that make life easier for our people. Makenji Tuktuk Stage deserves a clean, accessible and improved environment.
We promise. We deliver. That is the spirit of Titus Njau Mbuchu.
#TitusNjauMbuchu #Waslaughter #KandaraNiHome #PromisesAndDelivery #Ngaimbere
My heartfelt condolences to Hon. Martha Karua and the entire family on the passing of your beloved father, Mwalimu Jackson Karua.
May God comfort you, strengthen you, and grant you peace during this difficult time. May his soul rest in eternal peace. 🕊️
— Titus Njau Mbuchu
Kandara yetu, catch me tomorrow morning live on JAMBA TV from 7:30 AM. 📺
Let’s have a conversation on leadership, our constituency, and the future we envision for Kandara.
Tune in and let’s talk.
#TitusNjauMbuchu#KandaraNiHome#Ngaimbere#Njaunakazi#Waslaughter#JAMBA TV #Kandara2027
Titus Njau Mbuchu met with a section of Kandara elders for a meaningful and candid conversation on the future of our constituency and how, together, we can move Kandara forward.
The gathering was a reflection of the timeless value of coming together, listening to one another and drawing from the wisdom of those who have walked the journey before us.
As the saying goes:
«“A man who calls his kinsmen to a feast does not do so to save them from starving. They all have food in their own homes. When we gather together in the moonlit village ground, it is not because of the moon. Every man can see it in his own compound. We come together because it is good for kinsmen to do so.”»
And so, the elders gathered—not because they lacked answers, but because there is strength in coming together, wisdom in listening, and purpose in sharing a common vision.
The conversation was about Kandara, our people, our challenges and the possibilities that lie ahead.
When kinsmen sit together, they do more than talk—they shape the path forward.
#TitusNjauMbuchu #KandaraNiHome #Ngaimbere #Njaunakazi #TeamNjau
**CORONATION OF**
**CHIEF WAIYAKI WA HINGA**
**MŨTHAMAKI OF DAGORETI**
**— 1872 —**
In 1872, Chief Waiyaki Wa Hinga was coronated as the Mũthamaki of Dagoreti area of Kikuyu country in the area of Ng’ando.
Chief Waiyaki’s coronation was to correct and avert a disaster of unimaginable proportions that was about to sweep across the tribes of the Mountain of Kirinyaga. These tribes spread from the Ruaka river in modern day Kiambu district across to the region of Murang’a to the region of river Rupingazi and onwards to the areas of river Kathita and river Thingithũ.
It was the custom of the Mount Kirinyaga tribes that any Mũthamaki’s coronation was to be done in accordance with the wishes of the revered God or Ngai, also called Mwene Nyaga of the tribes of Kirinyaga region.
**If during coronation, the velvet monkey head gear called mũũngi or thũmbi fell off the head of the leader to be, that was a very bad omen and the coronation could not proceed. That was a sign that Mwene Nyaga had declined to accept that leader and should coronation proceed, the tribes would suffer serious calamities including defeats by other tribes, wars, diseases, economic collapse or death of their children during child birth.**
Chief Waiyaki’s coronation was to replace the cursed and aborted coronation of Chief Nderũ wa Gikonyo after his head gear or thũmbi fell from his head during his coronation.
The tribes would have seven days and seven nights to conduct cleansing rituals to avert looming calamities.
It also meant there was another highly respected leader of the tribes that was already in the hearts of the tribes.
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**Chief Waiyaki Wa Hinga**
**Mũthamaki of Dagoreti (1872)**
#kindiki #Mlima #mtkenya #waslaughter
Just in case you missed yesterday’s interview, here are a few snippets. 🎥
Catch up on some of the key moments, insights and conversations from the interview.
Watch, share, and let me know what you think. 👊🏾 #waslaughter#TitusNjauMbuchu#radioshow#muorotofm
The United Opposition, in due time, will come up with its own flag bearer. As it stands, all the principals have demonstrated the will, commitment and zeal to support whoever is ultimately chosen — of course, with the blessing and confidence of the people of Kenya.
The bigger picture is unity, putting Kenya first, and allowing Kenyans to have the final say. 🇰🇪 @NdindiNyoro@rigathi #Unitedopposition #TitusNjauMbuchu #politics #Ngaimbere
Kenol was lit! 🔥🇰🇪
We must work together to build the great country we all deserve—one founded on unity, opportunity and dignity for every Kenyan.
People’s Party & the entire United Opposition to the world! 🌍💪
#Kenol#PeoplesParty#UnitedOpposition#Kenya