In this skit, President Ruto is shaken after a shoe is thrown at him during a rally. Fearing Gen Z protests, chants of "One-Term President," and cracks in his so-called broad-based government, he summons none other than Raila Odinga for spiritual reinforcement. Raila arrives and performs “protection rituals” to safeguard Ruto’s presidency. The solution? Weekly prayers, ritual candles, and a proposal to insert a Prayers Consolidated Fund in the upcoming national budget. This skit satirizes Kenya’s evolving political landscape, where handshake alliances and behind-the-scenes pacts aimed at managing public discontent have replaced accountability and transparency. What’s paraded as national unity is often a carefully staged illusion, masking the erosion of democratic checks and balances. As citizens demand accountability and protest for real change, the ruling elite respond with candles, prayer budgets, and recycled political choreography, leaving Kenyans to wonder: Is this governance, or just government by theatrics?
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@citizentvkenya The stupid characters are happy they have done a good job for the day, dragging an old woman seeking treatment at a facility to ostensibly charge her for a misdemeanor offense of creating disturbance. You are a shame to the uniforms you wear #FreeGraceMulei
In Busia County, they had to bribe locals with 5 people - 1,000 bob for them not to be heckled.
Signs of a failed President.
William Ruto is going home.
#RutoMustGo
The Directorate of Criminal Investigations has recommended the withdrawal of the Sh1.1 billion Finland and Canada Education Programme Scandal case facing Uasin Gishu Senator Jackson Mandago and two county officials.
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Comedians who want us to buy tickets to their shows but remain silent on bad governance.
Content creators who want us to watch their work but won't speak out against William Ruto's corrupt government.
Musicians who expect us to listen to their songs but stay quiet about the issues in the country, only singing about buttocks and glorifying sex.
Influencers who want us to buy their products but refuse to support the revolution.
WE WILL COME FOR YOU SOON!