@dennismwangi22@brian_mutiga But if that is the case, was he pushed because he couldn't think for himself? Leadership comes with personal responsibility. Every leader must take ownership of the messages they choose to communicate. It cannot always be someone else's fault when things go wrong
Kalonzo, let us be honest with the people of Kenya.
The situation at Gikomba is not as you are portraying it. The government is in the process of constructing a modern market to provide traders with safer, more dignified, and better-equipped working spaces.
Notices were duly issued to traders ahead of the exercise. This was not an ambush, but part of a planned transition towards improved infrastructure and organized trade.
While we must always ensure that such processes are humane and that traders are supported during the transition, it is misleading to incite the public by presenting a one-sided narrative.
Leadership calls for truth, responsibility, and solutions—not fear and political dramatization.
Let us focus on building, not misleading. Kenya deserves better.
@gatei69@mwendefrey The Equalization Fund exists because marginalization began at independence — and correcting decades of injustice cannot happen overnight. Such structural gaps take time to fix. That doesn’t excuse misuse or failure, but it also doesn’t erase history.
@Kdmuya@hon_wamuchomba What exactly has the current regime not done to deserve a second term?
Policies, delivery, and clear direction are on the table.
Leadership is judged on results, not noise or slogans.
@timprice143938@edwinsifuna Sometimes you should keep ignorance out of the public space. Questions around public projects are valid, but we must stick to facts, due process, and evidence, not speculation.
@rigathi When you sense defeat, accept it with grace.
Don’t seek sympathy by stirring emotions among your followers.
By the 2027 elections, you’ll still be repeating the same lines — that your life is in danger.
Politics isn’t for the faint-hearted.
Salimu amri
@muthoni_njakwe Don't excuse someone because he is from your community. Gov. Kahiga’s words were reckless, unbecoming, and indefensible. True sincerity demands that we call out what is wrong, even when it comes from those close to us. Shifting blame to others only erodes our moral authority
@fanuel_etale@ReubenKigame@thekhrc Just read the bills before asking others to petition. Dont be lazy. The bills are good for the country. Let us not oppose everything because others are doing so. Just be a little bit intelligent. That's what we are asking of you
@georgediano When did you personally go on maternity and deliver, only for SHA to fail to pay? And why is it that most of the people driving this narrative seem to be men?