Good Morning Mr. President @WilliamsRuto, if my memory serves me right, the National Security Advisory emphasized diversifying fuel sources, not suppliers yet One Petroleum, a company with no history of importing PMS (Petrol Motor Spirit), received a letter on the 25th to supply emergency fuel and delivered it by the 27th. How could they procure cargo, complete manifests, secure letters of credit, and handle all documentation in mere hours? This timeline suggests premeditated planning and an orchestrated crisis, with fuel suspiciously “hanging around Mombasa” beforehand. We are not fools someone engineered this shortage. You must deal ruthlessly with both the public sector and private sector to safeguard Kenyans’ interests. These three masterminds are behind the artificial fuel shortage:
1.Joel Mburu of KPC
2.Joseph Wafula, Ministry of Energy
3.Mohammed Jeffer of One Petroleum
Former PS Liban is collateral damage
Kalonzo Musyoka: Today, I acknowledge the presence of my brother, Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua; my twin sister, Martha Karua; my younger brother, Eugene Wamalwa; my brother, Fred Matiang’i; and Speaker emeritus, one of our most distinguished Kenyan leaders, our brother Justin Muturi. I also recognize my friend, Professor Wajackoyah, and others who have joined us. I extend to you all my message of congratulations and appreciation.
Good evening kenyans, Low voter registration currently experienced in Kenya is attribed to accessibility of registration centers. Registration is only done at IEBC offices countrywide. Many rural based population cannot access those offices. IEBC should consider decentralising
Devolution of corruption is at its best. The counties have been deeply engraved into corruption and that is the new normal. The Judiciary, DCI, EACC and the Kenya's legislative arm of the government is aiding theft of public funds. The president of Kenya, Dr William Ruto should