The State of roads in Kuresoi South, Nakuru County. The new Singapoor
MP - Joseph Tonui
Governor - Susan Kihika
Senator - Tabitha Keroche
Woman Rep - Liz Chelule
The rot at the National Land Commission is deeper than anyone imagines. I’ve been investigating massive irregularities under Kabale Tache Arero.
Sources say she even allegedly misled the National Assembly’s Cohesion Committee last week. I’ll be sharing some details today or tomorrow.
Also, if you’ve had a bad experience with the Ministry of Lands or NLC, DM me, or you can email me. We’re sifting through data, stories, and trends to expose patterns.
Stay tuned, and have a good day. Let's fix this country together
To those who keep on asking us what happens when Ruto goes , I hope you've seen what has happened after the fall of the nepalese tyrant. Msirudie kutuuliza hizo maswali za ujinga tena. #RutoMustGo
How does Ruto feel when Ethiopia's PM is launching the GERD, the largest hydropower source in Africa, while he pocketed the whole Arror Kimwarer dam money?
Let me draw your attention to one of the biggest white elephants I had someone visit today.
Before I proceed, let me say this clearly: Kenyans were robbed.
Do you remember the Mombasa floating bridge, the one Ruto and Uhuru launched in 2022, worth 1.5 billion shillings?
It’s no longer in use.
I sent someone to check it today, and this is what they found:
The island section is closed, and below is a video from a guard at the site.
The other side is also closed. The bridge is not in use. The pontoons are rusting. It’s like a ghost area now. All businesses that had opened along the road to the area have vanished.
But here’s the catch: last year, Ruto’s government spent over 70 million shillings on “maintaining” this bridge. This year, it has already received another 26 million. Where is this money going when the bridge isn’t in use?
Even worse, did we really need to build this bridge? Why spend 1.5 billion shillings on something Kenyans can’t use?
Funny enough, some Chinese friends told me the bridge was a rip-off and shouldn’t have cost more than 600 million.
So it seems the project was just another way to loot huge sums of money.
Why didn’t we use that 1.5 billion shillings to fix our schools? It’s painful to see money stolen and wasted like this, while CBC students do practicals in the same classrooms they study in, and classes of over 80 students share just one test tube for science experiments.
Our leaders are cursed.
And I already have more such projects lined up to expose.
Today, together with comrades, we formally delivered letters demanding financial data from key ministries:
📌 Ministry of Education - Capitation funds (2018–2024) names of schools etc
📌 Ministry of Health (CS Duale) - NHIF records (2018–2024)
📌 Several other ministries
2 weeks ago, we made similar requests but got no response. This time, I am notifying the public openly, because if anything happens to any of our comrades, know it’s because we asked where taxpayers’ money went.
But also maybe if they see you like, retweet or even tag them , they will likely share the documents
I promise: once any data is shared, we’ll publish it for all Kenyans to see. Only then can we expose theft, ghost hospitals, and misuse of NHIF.
Transparency is not a favor. It’s our right.
Kenyans deserve answers
We are the ones paying taxes
And we deserve to know how they are spent
It also will help us expose ghost schools, find those who stole from NHIF etc
This is a broader plan of ensuring the corrupt are held accountable
So let's pray and hope they release the data