🚨🎙️Lionel Messi:
"Honestly, it was a tough match. They pressed us and didn't give us any space, and we weren't able to play the way we wanted, and the game was very intense.
After we scored the goal, we dropped back a bit and defended deeper than necessary. We also had trouble playing the ball out from the back, and we ended up resorting to long balls, whether from the goalkeeper or from my center-backs.
It was an extremely tough match, but the most important thing is that it ended well and that we took another step forward."
53. No changes at the break and little chances so far this half - Kante has been everywhere all game, if we can bypass him we might be in business!
🔵 0-1 🦁 #ManCity | https://t.co/axa0klD5re
I’m glad the media have picked up this story and are beginning to ask questions.
The lady who was with Myles in the car when this happened must come forward and tell us exactly what transpired. If she was used by the killers to lure Myles to Naivasha under the pretext of work, then the truth needs to come out.
It is also suspicious that Myles’ Instagram and Facebook profiles have since been deleted. This raises serious questions. Nothing was taken from him except his phone, which suggests the possibility that these accounts may have contained communication that could lead investigators to those responsible. It is very likely that conversations related to this meeting happened on Instagram, Facebook, or WhatsApp.
Is there a way to formally petition Meta’s Kenya office to grant the DCI access to Myles’ accounts for investigative purposes? Myles’ family may not have the resources to hire a high-profile lawyer to push for these answers, but this is something worth pursuing.
We cannot become a country where someone is brutally murdered and society simply moves on as if nothing happened. That sets a very dangerous precedent. Myles deserves justice, and his family deserves answers.
The Farewell Ceremony in honor of Rev. Canon Prof. James Kombo, Ph.D, former Vice Chancellor of St. Paul's University will take place next week on Wednesday, 25th February 2026 at the Ampitheatre in Limuru campus from 11:00 a.m.
#WeAreSPU Man on a mission #change#news#Breaking
Don't follow politicians with their drama.
They are fighting for their survival, not for you.
No politician loses sleep because of your problems.
It is always about them and their relevance.
Focus on fixing your life and dealing with issues within your control.
@roysambu1Yetu My eternal legacy that no one will ever erase. I personally designed this concept, and got it off the ground. By the time it's done next year it will have no equal in this region.
6 years ago, you would be kidnapped, shot and killed by a rogue state for just standing out to breathe fresh air.
Please,
Never forget the pain, the agony and the loss.
You know what shocks me the most? That this man actually has kids, teenagers for that matter and a whole wife!
Let me put it to you this way Yawa!
A drunk woman does not owe anyone resistance.
Silence is NOT consent.
Being intoxicated is not permission.
A man who records, lifts a woman’s dress, and exposes her body is a sexual predator, you can’t tell me otherwise!
And anyone defending him is part of the problem. You sympathizers of anga ‘she didn’t stop him’ ya’ll are dangerous predators in hiding, Male or female notwithstanding!
Gosh! I’m so disgusted 🤮
I really wish a lawyer offers to represent that woman to teach that sorry excuse of a man a lifetime lesson
End of rant
STATEMENT ON POLICE BRUTALITY AGAINST YOUTH IN NANDI.
I am deeply disturbed by the incident that occurred at 11:51 PM on the night of 10th January in Nandi, where police officers from Nandi Hills Police Station violently assaulted young men whose only “crime” was playing pool.
Let it be stated clearly: playing a game is not a crime.
Our youth are already going through a lot in this country. For many of them, engaging in games is not just leisure, but a positive way to keep themselves occupied, avoid crime, and build talent. We must not create a dangerous precedent where games are criminalised, yet these same games have the potential to produce world champions and create opportunities that can change lives.
No law in Kenya requires citizens to carry their IDs at all times. No law prohibits people from playing games at night. Even where a law is alleged to have been broken, the police cannot act as both arresting officers and prosecutors, nor can they serve as judges.
Kenya is a constitutional democracy founded on the principle of presumption of innocence; that every Kenyan is innocent until proven guilty. Brutality and violence have no place in law enforcement.
WE DEMAND THE IMMEDIATE ARREST OF THE OFFICERS INVOLVED, AND THEY SHOULD BE CHARGED WITH ASSAULT.
Our youths deserve dignity, protection, and opportunity; not violence.
Hon Babu Owino, Mp.
16.1.2026
**In Loving Memory of Rt Hon Raila Amolo Odinga CGH**
**A Message from the Odinga Family**
The Odinga Family wishes to express our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who stood with us during this profoundly painful time following the passing of our beloved Baba Raila Amolo Odinga.
On this day, the 7th of January 2026, as we remember him on his birthday, we would like to acknowledge the profound support of the President of Kenya, H.E. Dr. William Samoei Ruto, Deputy President, H.E. Kithure Kindiki, PCS, H.E. Musalia Mudavadi and the entire government of Kenya for their outstanding support and kindness. We say thank you to the various funeral committees that facilitated a proper send off for Baba.
We are also grateful to The Rt Honourable Narendra Modi, Prime Minister of India, for his government's assistance in bringing Baba back home swiftly. Additionally, we are deeply appreciative of the condolences and presence from former Presidents H.E. Uhuru Kenyatta, H.E. Olusegun Obasanjo (Nigeria), H.E. Nana Akufo-Addo (Ghana), H.E. Jakaya Kikwete (Tanzania), and H.E Akinwumi Adesina (African Development Bank). Your willingness to travel from afar to pay your respects means the world to us.
Our sincere thanks extend to all the Governors and county assemblies of Kenya for facilitating a smooth send-off, especially H.E. Johnson Sakaja (Nairobi), H.E. Anyang’ Nyong’o (Kisumu), and H.E. James Orengo (Siaya). We appreciate General Charles Muriu Kahariri, Rt. Hon. Moses Wetangula, Rt. Hon. Amason Kingi, and all members of the National Assembly for their seamless coordination of events.
We are thankful to the many world leaders, friends, and the people of Kenya for their outpouring of love and support. Your kind messages and gestures brought us immense comfort during this difficult time, and we are grateful to all media houses for their thorough coverage of Baba’s life.
Recognition is also due to the entire staff and The ODM Party fraternity who supported Baba throughout his lifetime and who have remained a strong unit during this time.
A special acknowledgment goes to the dedicated medical team led by Dr. David Oluoch-Olunya, Dr. Martin Wanyoike, Dr. Eva Njenga, Dr. Robin Mogere, and Dr. Abdul Msaddi, the staff of Devamatha Hospital in Koothattukulam, Kerala, India and the staff of Nairobi Hospital. Your compassionate care for Baba and commitment to his well-being will always be remembered.
We cherish all the messages of support, love, and kindness. It brings us peace to know how deeply Baba touched the lives of many.
With esteemed gratitude,
The Raila Odinga Family