Road to 16,000 signatures.
Dear Kenyans we are seeking your assistance in reposting the petition to have the constitution of Kenya studied in school from primary to tertiary level.
Regards,
Ng'ang'a Muigai.
We can make it happen!
https://t.co/juUHSmlymp
Mniombee wakuu I have confessed my transgression to my priest sahizi nasikia wiiiu wiiu uko nje and I don't know hizo ambulance zote kwenye zinaenda๐
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@senmongare@AlinurMohamed_ Yeah you right but we must learn from our past to make more informed decision as country we are in a shit hole and if we truly trace back it all goes back to Kenyatta and his family they betrayed us they truth be told. The own almost everything in Kenya ask yourself why. History
@DrDennisOuma@otienowill I think it's time we start taking things seriously this guy is mad even it's his money who gave him permission to build a church on a public land
@otienowill He is taking us as fools this project is mainly for money laundering. Again Kenya is not a Christian country now when we elect a Muslim doesn't it means that he will build a mosque too
Shared as received. Share widely. #SabaSabaRevolutionDay is boiling nicely!
โAm sitting next to an MP who is in panic mode that his wife is calling him in regards to beefing up his rural home security as there are GenZ who plan to visit him for lunch on 77.
โSo,
โ1. We need to amplify the visitation to MPsโ and MCAsโ homes for Lunch.
โ2. This will help as diffused and spread/ outstretch the police battalion from Nairobi and major towns. Therefore, our major cities will be a walk over to our State House.
โ3. We shall take the streets to the villages hence a better civic education/ ground revolution.
โ4. It's important we share this widely.โ
#OccupyEverywhere
#OccupyUntilVictory
#OccupyStatehouse2025
@MigunaMiguna For heavenly sake doesn't it occur to him that there are students who study under trees... being Kenyan should be included in 1000 ways to die
@WilliamsRuto Hey instead of making education better in our damn country now you want to send our children to Ukraine so that Russia can kill them.... staying in Kenya should be included in a thousand ways to die๐
My hate is always a long time investment, I will get you one way or the other. You merely adopted the dark,I was born in it, molded by it.
The government and all of its resources couldnโt take me out up to now with their propagandas that lasted for over a year, so think twice if you think you can bring me down for speaking the truth. Iโm a Muslim woman thatโs 6 feet, wears heels and prays everyday, My loyalty lies only with the Truth. I answer to no one but my Lord and to no one will I ever bow.๐
Why is Rigathi Gachagua working so hard to hijack a youth-led movement that clearly wants nothing to do with him? After every protest, he rushes to the media like clockwork, trying to insert himself into the conversation and use the courage of the youth to fuel his tired political ambitions. But let us not be fooled. Rigathi is a massive liability to this movement and for young Kenyans who are fighting for a total system reset, his presence is not only unnecessary, it is dangerous. This is the same man who, just weeks ago, was calling for the butchering of protesters. Now he wants to walk in our footsteps, claim our struggle, and enjoy the spotlight we earned with pain, not power. We have come too far to let opportunists rewrite the story.
We must be clear. All of us are not angels but everyone must come with clean hands. That is the bare minimum. The movement cannot be tainted by people trying to benefit from seeds they never planted. And it is not just Rigathi. What many people do not see is that commercial activists, shady businessmen, and washed-up politicians are now hovering around the movement hoping to use it for rebranding or revenge, not for real change. These groups, professional activists and the political class, cannot survive in a functional system. That is why they are scrambling to stay relevant. It has taken nearly a year to reduce the grip of commercial activism and now we must turn our attention to the politicians and tender barons who are quietly sneaking in through the back door.
Take Jimi Wanjigi for example. His sudden appearance around Saba Saba organizing circles has already caused serious damage. Some youth had begun mobilizing organically but his involvement has injected suspicion and allowed the government to spin the narrative, claiming it is him funding the movement even though we all know this uprising has been raw and people-driven from the start. But here is the issue. Wanjigi has never come clean about his past. From Anglo Leasing to the state capture era under Kibaki, his record is not spotless. So why is he trying to join this now. Is it because he believes in it or is it simply because he has been locked out of tenders in the current regime. And let us be brutally honest. If he were handed a juicy contract tomorrow, would he still speak. Or would he vanish quietly into silence the way they always do when they get what they want.
Again, we are not claiming sainthood. No one here is perfect. But the price of joining this movement is clean hands. If you are coming in for clout, revenge, or business, stay out. This is not your playground. It is the peopleโs last shot at resetting the nation. And we are not letting it slip away.
What Kenya needs right now is not another round of elections, recycled faces, or sugar-coated promises. We need a transitional council made up of individuals who are not obsessed with 2027, who are not entangled in scandals, and who do not owe political debts to cartels and dynasties. We need a council focused on rewriting the rules, dismantling the rotten foundation, and building a new Kenya that serves the people, not the elite. Anything less than that is just a reset button for the same problem in a new suit.
And if you want to know where the real fear lives, just mention the words transition council in public. Finya hapo tu. You will see something strange happen. Suddenly, all the so-called enemies, Ruto, Rigathi, Raila, Kalonzo, all of them, will come together, not to fight corruption, not to defend the youth, but to condemn that one idea in unison. That is the secret code. That is how you know you have touched the real nerve. Because unlike elections where they pretend to fight, a transition council threatens all of them equally. It threatens the system itself. And the system does not care who wears the crown, as long as the castle remains untouched.