Gen Zs,
Never celebrate the death of someone!
You may differ politically and ideologically or personally, but never cite the death of someone you dislike as proof of triumph.
Each of us is living on borrowed time, and our appointment with death is inescapable.
You might breathe your last too while the grave of the person you mock is fresh.
Thank you for your understanding and attention on this matter.
NWG
I agree #weareallkikuyus and a such, MUST remind ourselves that...
1. Looting, vandalizing and destroying our own property then blaming some imaginary "state goons" is the epitome of childishness...
2. While it's our right to hate Ruto and paint him as the devil incarnate, we can't remove hims from office through anarchy...there is a reason we have elections every 5 years...
3. Singling out Kalenjins, especially those in the police force like our Rigathi does or mocking Luos the way we did when they slept in a stadium is the real definition of "ethnic profiling"
4. Chest-thumping that "tulifuza mzungu...ruto ni nani" is kujisikia asali for no reason. Let's wait and use our 10m votes to "fukuza" Ruto...unless we are doubting our numbers
5. No matter how many hourly hashtags we trend against Ruto, it won't change the fact that he's delivered Subsidized fertilizer, Hustler Fund, Universal Healthcare, Affordable Housing among other and that inflation (key indicator of the cost of living) came from 9% to 3% under his leadership.
Otherwise, my new name is Asam Kinuthia!
-So what are we fighting for?
-Good governance
-And how will this come about?
-Ruto must go
-And then?
-We don't know
-Why not go about it constitutionally?
-Wewe jidishi
Kenyans are TIRED of KIKUYU ENTITLEMENT and PRIVILEGE. Rigathi Gachagua isn't selling hope or any plan to the people of mrima, he is trying to revive the PRIVILEGE and ENTITLEMENT.
The country should push and fight back FIRMLY!