Prof Anyang' Nyong'o: Generational contest within ODM should refine, not frighten, us. A movement that cannot debate cannot think. One that cannot reproduce leadership cannot reproduce relevance. Young leaders questioning old assumptions is renewal, not rebellion. But generational change must not become amnesia. The new must study the old. The old must mentor the new.
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If the government punishes them for telling the truth, let Kenyans reward them with loyalty.
#June25th
How can we celebrate Madaraka day when we can easily get arrested for creating a website to help voice our concerns
Njeri is still being held at Pangani police station
#freerosenjeri we are not yet uhuru
Tukutane Pangani police station
Ruto and Raila will face a big problem containing this generation😂
#RejectFinanceBill2025#FreeRoseNjeri#MadarakaDay2025
Luos Homabay Nyanza Notam Kazi Inafanyika Wantam Social Health Authority Gladys Wanga Azimio Njoroge Nation Kenya Happy New Month Uhuru
Who advises this government surely? With all the sell outs in that group of advisers, why does government still make such huge blunders?
Why arrest Rose Njeri for only creating a website (https://t.co/nkXTUQ0wMZ) to help Kenyans respond to the finance bill?
#FreeRoseNjeri
I managed to see Rose Njeri together with her Mum, Wakili @eyanm, @Honeyfarsafi, @bonifacemwangi@upendomoja among others.
Although incarcerated at Pangani police station, she’s in high spirits and has asked Kenyans to remember her in their prayers.
#FreeRoseNjeri
#FreeRoseNjeri
She is doing her civic duty as a responsible citizen of Kenya by creating public awareness and participation on the loading Finance bill 2025, which stands rejected by Kenyans.
This too we shall overcome.
An outrageous law stops smallholder farmers in Kenya from using indigenous seeds to exchange them with other farmers - an age-old tradition.
To make it worse, these farmers face a prison sentence of up to two years or a fine of up to 1,000,000 Kenyan Shillings (7,800$)...