@citizentvkenya Kenyans are not asking for grand comparisons; they are asking for opportunities, fairness, and an economy that truly works for everyone.
@citizentvkenya The “Singapore narrative” is beginning to feel like a political illusion. We remember the promises of the Hustlers Movement—hope, empowerment, and economic transformation for ordinary citizens. Now the conversation has shifted to turning Kenya into “another Singapore,”
@citizentvkenya yet many are still waiting to see real, tangible change in their daily lives.
Leadership should move beyond slogans and deliver practical solutions that uplift the people.
Africa cannot claim to stand for democracy, human rights, and freedom while ignoring injustice within its own borders. Leaders of Africa, this is a wake-up call. You must speak out. You must act. History will remember who stood for justice—and who chose silence.
The silence from African leadership is deeply troubling. Leaders of Africa must raise their voices and stop hiding behind quiet diplomacy. This silence reflects a dangerous form of self-colonisation—where African leaders oppress their own brothers and sisters in the name of power
It is painful to watch African leaders gather in comfort, attend summits, exchange handshakes, and speak of unity while a fellow African is detained simply for exercising political rights. Where is the African Union in this moment? Why is the AU leadership silent? Why can’t it
@citizentvkenya@KoinangeJeff@OBurrows Owalo suddenly finding his voice after leaving government is not bravery—it’s hypocrisy. He sat at the table, enjoyed the power, and stayed silent. Now he wants to rewrite history and play the whistleblower. Kenyans are not that naïve.
@_fels1 Since Christ lives in us, there is no way the devil can settle or find a room in our lives. Any teaching that suggests believers need water, objects, or dramatic rituals to “chase out demons” is misleading and unbiblical.
📖 1 Corinthians 6:19