Kuna social engineering fulani inafanyika hapa X. You have a strong candidate, but you are being made to believe they cannot lead and should just do mobilization for other candidates.
There is a smear campaign claiming that your candidate is tribal, yet the real tribalists are busy practising tribalism in office.
Andu a nyumba, we have a qualified presidential candidate in H.E. Rigathi Gachagua.
Don’t buy the fear that supporting your own son is evil. It is NOT.
If you invested 1M in Centum in 2008 at the start of Mworia’s tenure as CEO, it would be worth roughly KSh2.86M today, including almost 18 years of dividends. That is a miserable 6% annual return. Accounting for inflation, you are left with virtually no real retun.
His greatest investment appears to have been in his own PR. Which has thrived over the years. Even as shareholder earnings stagnated.
Appointing him CEO of the National Infrastructure Fund is a reckless mistake.
Apparently, he is not bothered by Kenyans who are currently dying in hospitals because nurses are on strike.
He would rather spend billions roaming around like the madman he is, than channel that money to critical sectors like health and education.
Hon. Ndindi Nyoro, please confirm or deny the following:
Whether President William Ruto called you three days ago at exactly 8:05 a.m.
Whether, during that conversation, he instructed you to mention Rigathi Gachagua by name and portray or insinuate that he is a bully.
Whether he directed you to mobilise 3,000 young people from the Mt. Kenya region residing in Nairobi and organise a People’s Party rally in Nairobi.
Finally, whether the President instructed you to identify and recruit a suitable gubernatorial candidate to contest the Nairobi governorship on your party’s ticket.
These are specific and verifiable questions. A simple “Yes” or “No” to each would suffice.
Tunakuona 18.
A new report has emerged raising questions over the Sh2.8 billion police uniforms tender awarded to Nalitex Ltd, a company registered in 2024.
Its listed office could not be traced, while its postal address is shared with an accounting firm and Ruto family-linked businesses.
Indeed, KRA have gone mad, and they are not even hiding it. Look at this.
You buy goods in Guangzhou. Hoods. Plates. Small stock. You pay about KSh 700,000. The container lands in Mombasa, and they tax you like that container is worth KSh 3.2 million.
Not because that is what you paid. Because, since 20 August, that is their new floor.
KSh 2.5 million became KSh 3.2 million overnight.
Follow the maths.
KSh 3.2 million × 25% duty is already KSh 800,000.
Then other taxes & levies climbs on that same . IDF. railway levy etc.
Next thing you realise, they want KSh 2.2 million in tax on goods that cost KSh 700,000.
Some people are staring at a KSh 5 million bill once port charges and storage join the raid.
As we speakk the CBM rate is KSh 72,000–80,000 from China to Kenya in some companies
If you oppose they say; you deconsolidate. Tax item by item.
In real life if you choose that route , that cargo can sit for a year at the port as costs pile on you & maybe you even took a loan.
So you either pay the fake value today, or bleed slowly at the port. And this is why you are seeing business persons protest.
The Ruto govt is aggressively harming businesses and its sad.
I encountered these traders on City Hall Way outside KICC. They were very orderly, only blowing their whistles and vuvuzela on their way towards Parliament Road. Not chaotic at all, not disorderly or disruptive in any way.
And then the police decided to lob teargas at them. Unprovoked, without any attempt at even controlling and/or guiding them.
Police action elicited pandemonium even to the unaffected non-protesters.
Claiming your predecessor is "mad the country didn't collapse" while in the exact same breath admitting you went to his home to beg him to lead Vision 2060 is wild.
If he wished for Kenya’s downfall, why are you begging him to architect its future?
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