I’m a German investor who knows Kenyans well, was living in Nairobi recently for years. They suffer and are oppressed by a literal killer regime.
I faced crimes of $300k+ losses in shares & cash, and experienced nothing but incompetence and more so corruption from all government agencies. Nothing works, and it is deliberate to steal money from taxpayers. They are being killed and abducted for speaking up, even I escaped abduction attempt.
Do not whitewash the killer regime @FCBayernEN@FCBayern@AFCAjax
https://t.co/Ub0C3lhKI0
I seriously need other African countries to stop hyping us up.
We’re in a mess!
Whatever you think is going on here, is not it!
You’re not clever than us.
So just STFU!
& if you think we don’t appreciate the President as we should, take him from us immediately…please
Human rights activists and citizens in Kenya have launched a campaign, urging FC Bayern and Ajax to boycott the scheduled friendly between the two teams in Nairobi on January 5th. Critics argue that public funds and millions are being misallocated toward an expensive international exhibition match amid domestic economic pressures, the rising cost of living, healthcare challenges and human rights issues. They also claim that this match serves as a political leverage and campaign tool ahead of upcoming elections amid ongoing public discontent over governance, taxation, and human rights in the country 🇰🇪