Moh Roberts

[Citizen TV Kenya @citizentvkenya]

Njeri Maina – Woman Rep. Kirinyaga: The Kenyan tax payer is going to bear the burden of paying for the SGR extension to Malaba #CitizenDayBreak

[Libriscent @libriscent]

The more bills a woman pays by herself, the less attractive men become. Not because she does not want love. Not because she is too independent. But because every time she covers the rent, the utilities, the car note, the groceries, the sudden emergencies life throws at her… she is reminded that she is already carrying everything alone. She is reminded that survival does not wait for help. That strength does not ask for permission. That she had no choice but to become self sufficient, whether she wanted to or not.

And when a man enters her life talking about love but offering no real partnership, no contribution, no leadership, no willingness to share the weight… he stops looking like a blessing and starts looking like another bill. Another chore. Another drain on energy she is already stretching thin.

Because here is the truth nobody likes to admit… love without effort feels like another obligation. Affection without support feels like empty noise. And a man who wants the benefits of being with her without adding value to her life will always feel like dead weight.
A woman who has been holding it down alone is not bitter. She is tired. Tired of doing everything and still being expected to smile, nurture, pour, cater, submit. Tired of being told to let a man lead when the men showing up have no direction. Tired of being made to feel like asking for stability, consistency, provision, and protection is somehow too much.

The more bills she pays alone, the less impressed she is with bare minimum. I miss you does not pay her light bill. What you doing does not help with her loans. Let me pull up does not ease the pressure she carries daily. Sweet words with no action fall flat on a woman who already learned how to show up for herself.
And no, she is not looking for a man to save her. But she is not entertaining a man who only takes from her. A man who wants access to her body, her energy, her time… while bringing nothing but good vibes and excuses. A man who thinks her independence is an invitation to be lazy. A man who assumes her strength means she will accept struggle love.

The more she handles on her own, the more she realizes she is not interested in adding a man who makes her life heavier. She is not interested in teaching a grown man how to show up. She is not interested in explaining what partnership actually means.
She is not too independent. She is not too masculine. She is not hard to love. She is simply unwilling to settle for a relationship that feels like an extra burden instead of a blessing.

So if you want a place in her life… do not just talk about being a man. Be one. Bring peace. Bring protection. Bring stability. Bring effort that speaks for itself. Bring something that makes her life softer, not harder.
Because if she is already paying for everything, doing everything, handling everything… what exactly are you adding?

And if the answer is nothing… do not be surprised when she stops answering your calls. Stops giving you chances. Stops pretending she needs you just to say she has someone.
A woman who learned to survive without help is not looking for another dependent. She is looking for a partner. A teammate. A man whose presence lightens her load.

Because the more she does for herself, the clearer it becomes… love is not enough. Words are not enough. Intention is not enough. If you are not coming to ease her world… she is better off alone.

[Okiya Omtatah Okoiti @OkiyaOmtatah]

PRESS STATEMENT BY SENATOR OKIYA OMTATAH ON THE COURT DECISION INVALIDATING THE SH384.5 MILLION STAMP DUTY EXEMPTION GRANTED TO NCBA GROUP

I welcome the decision of the High Court of Kenya, Constitutional and Human Rights Division, which has once again upheld the supremacy of the Constitution by dismissing @NCBABankKenya Group’s application to suspend the enforcement of the judgment rendered in Petition No. 337 of 2019 – Omtatah Okoiti v Cabinet Secretary, National Treasury & 5 Others.

This judgment quashed the Sh384.5 million stamp duty exemption that had been unlawfully granted in favour of NIC Group PLC and Commercial Bank of Africa (CBA) during their 2019 merger, which resulted in the formation of NCBA Group.

From the onset, I filed this petition because the impugned exemption violated our Constitution and the principles that govern public finance. The exemption, granted through Legal Notice No. 112 of 2019, lacked legal foundation, offended the Stamp Duty Act, and breached the guiding values under Article 201, which require that:
•The burden of taxation shall be shared fairly,
•Public money shall be used in a prudent and responsible way, and
•Openness, accountability, and public participation must be upheld in all financial matters.

The Court correctly found that granting the exemption would amount to an unconstitutional reward to private business interests and set a dangerous precedent for public finance mismanagement. No individual, corporation, or politically connected entity should ever be permitted to dodge lawful taxation at the expense of the Kenyan people.

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NCBA’s attempt to halt the implementation of the judgment has now been rejected. The Court reaffirmed that once an action is declared unconstitutional, Article 2(4) of the Constitution automatically renders it invalid and void. It cannot be revived through backdoor litigation or financial intimidation.

This development is a decisive victory for the rule of law, for the taxpayers of Kenya, and for constitutional accountability. It underscores a simple but powerful truth:
Public resources cannot be treated as personal gifts to the powerful and the well-connected.

I now call upon:
•The Kenya Revenue Authority (@KRACorporate @KRACare )to move with speed and enforce the judgment, recover the stamp duty due, and ensure that the law is applied uniformly.
•The @KeTreasury to desist from issuing irregular exemptions that violate statutory tax obligations.
•All public officers to remember that they are bound by Articles 10, 73, and 232 of the Constitution in the exercise of their duties.

This case marks yet another milestone in our collective struggle to ensure that justice, transparency, and constitutionalism prevail in public finance. I remain fully committed to using every lawful avenue to defend public resources and hold all duty bearers accountable.

[Moh Roberts @MaureenRobert11]

@FelixAllanOuma @tsavo_ke My observations based on both the 1 and 2BR seen at Royal suburbs. Never checked the studios.

[Moh Roberts @MaureenRobert11]

@citizentvkenya @YvonneOkwara First, You the media.

[Moh Roberts @MaureenRobert11]

@edgarwabwire_ Mandwazi huku ni wengi. Can you normalise reading to understand.

[Moh Roberts @MaureenRobert11]

@Paul_Nekoh Weeh! Where do people get the confidence to spread misinformation from😥

[Moh Roberts @MaureenRobert11]

@AlinurMohamed_ Hata ngamia ina faida

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@citizentvkenya https://t.co/HhBlZrObNL
What do you call this

[Moh Roberts @MaureenRobert11]

@ntvkenya @DannMwangi @david_muthoka7 https://t.co/HhBlZrObNL

[Moh Roberts @MaureenRobert11]

@citizentvkenya @AyubAbdikadir https://t.co/Nq0heKal3m

[Moh Roberts @MaureenRobert11]

@citizentvkenya https://t.co/HhBlZrNDYd

[Moh Roberts @MaureenRobert11]

@Immortalte @citizentvkenya Like you have anything to be stolen!

[Moh Roberts @MaureenRobert11]

@Disembe

[Moh Roberts @MaureenRobert11]

@Kenyans Where is the rest of the statement you idiots!

[Moh Roberts @MaureenRobert11]

@HonOdhiambo_MCA @Kenyans What has he stolen from you. Bafoon

[Moh Roberts @MaureenRobert11]

@K24Tv Everything to secure the votes.

[Moh Roberts @MaureenRobert11]

@StandardKenya When police fold hands, you start asking where they were. I also support they should keep off and see who cries the loudest.

[Moh Roberts @MaureenRobert11]

@K24Tv Don't incite chaos and shift blame.