Something about today’s 'hack' doesn’t sit right with me, and I want you to see the pattern too.
So today, some government websites were hacked, and strange far-right messages appeared.
Now this reminded me of something,
Remember when they tried to sell the power grid to Adani?
And suddenly we had those 'mysterious' nationwide blackouts?
Then, the moment Kenyans rejected the deal, the blackouts disappeared.
My people, I’m not saying anything is confirmed.
But in this country, major events rarely happen by accident.
And think back to the last time government sites faced a DDoS attack.
A whole committee was formed to "strengthen" govt systems.
You want to tell me that the committee did nothing?
And now, with the Cybercrimes Act being challenged in court, ask yourself:
Who benefits from a dramatic, headline-grabbing 'cyber attack'?
Sometimes, power doesn’t use force; it uses confusion.
Let’s stop taking everything at face value.
I’ve been scrolling the TL this afternoon and honestly, I’m shocked at what I’m seeing.
The Kenyan embassy put out a statement claiming that Kenyan househelps in Saudi Arabia will now be earning around KSh 34,000 per month. And immediately, some media houses and big accounts jumped on it like it’s some sort of breakthrough.
My friends, let’s talk to each other honestly, what exactly is new here?
Kenyans in Saudi have been earning 30k to 34k for years. This is not an improvement. This is not a negotiation. This is not "good news".
In fact, many of you who have relatives there know this; Kenyans are actually among the lowest-paid domestic workers in Saudi Arabia.
Let me give you a real example that many Kenyans abroad have shared with me.
There are homes in Saudi Arabia where you find two househelps:
🇰🇪one Kenyan
🇸🇦one Filipino
Both doing the same work, same hours, same sacrifices.
Yet the Filipino earns KSh 54k to 60k, while the Kenyan earns KSh 30k.
Why?
Because the Philippines govt negotiated a strong, protective agreement with Saudi Arabia. One that ensures their citizens are valued, well-paid, and protected.
Kenya, on the other hand?
Ruto govt has taken oppression that has existed for years, repackaged it, and announced it to you as progress.
And some platforms here, and you’ve probably noticed them immediately amplified it, almost like they’re running PR for the government instead of telling Kenyans the truth.
We've not talked about even the kenyans who die in saudi arabia and families have to fundraise to bring bodies in kenya , yet we are told there is insurance by the first family
Meanwhile, the real issue is this:
There are Kenyans stranded in Saudi today, crying for help, stuck in abusive homes, locked out of their passports, unpaid, or even unable to return home.
Do you see the embassy announcing solutions for them?
Do you see the media covering that part?
But announcing a salary that already existed? That one, they are rushing to celebrate.
My people, don’t let them play with your intelligence.
A government that truly cares for its citizens does what the Philippines did:
It negotiates. It protects. It demands respect for its people.
What we have instead is a government that treats citizens like commodities, not human beings.
Kenyans deserve better.
Not PR.
Not recycled announcements.
Not silence in the face of real suffering.
We deserve a government that protects our workers, the people who sacrifice everything to feed their families back home.
And until we get that, I will keep speaking. Because if we don’t stand for each other, then who will?
Ati ooh, if you are against this, you're a bully
No wonder they used illiterate hoes and vertically challenge comedians,
To support this Bill.
Walikula peanuts za sirkal not knowing details
Tuone kama YY akona pesa ya kuhama nchi 2027 if things go awry
Mskize please 👇
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@vilita_lucy@HonNimrodMbai And the other woman Rachel Kaki who doesn't have any honor left, Kitui south is worse than this. Sadly they all in the Broad Based government supporting them spend 700M for Ithookwe but not even 100k to build a mud-wall for a class. SHAME ON THEM!!!!!!!
Their Money is in Foreign Banks
Their Property is in Foreign Land
Their children are in foreign schools
They die in Foreign Hospitals
What are you mourning?
Fokof!!
My brothers let me bring to your attention this ;
While we were all mourning Raila Odinga, William Ruto quietly signed 8 controversial dangerous Bills into law.
Among them:
National Land Commission (Amendment) Bill, 2023
Land (Amendment) Bill, 2024
Wildlife (Amendment) Bill, 2023
Computer Misuse & Cybercrimes (Amendment) Bill, 2024
National Police Service Commission (Amendment) Bill, 2024
Air Passenger Service Charge (Amendment) Bill, 2025
Virtual Asset Service Providers Bill, 2025
Privatisation Bill, 2025
These aren’t harmless.
They give government power to spy, silence Kenyans and sell govt assets
The Cybercrimes Bill can let them shut your account, and the Privatization Bill opens the door to selling public assets, quietly.
While the nation was distracted, Ruto moved fast.
Ask yourself, why the rush?
Why now, when all eyes were elsewhere? 8 bills assented in one day
Kenyans, stay awake
They think we are sleeping.
We are not.
Ruto must go
While we all pretend to be busy mourning,these bills are the worst thing kenya would have.them being laws at this time ndio watu wasipige kelele is strategic. Kenya is in the pits, these bills are shit.😭😭😭😭
CHUKUENI KURA WADAU.