Mwari wa Ndiritu

[Henix Obuchunju @Obuchunju]

Buana, you people should cross over to Citizen TV and listen to Nyandarua Senator John Methu reveal something about MP Ndindi Nyoro.

Is Ndindi Nyoro a project of President William Ruto?

We shall see wonders ahead of 2027.

Methu says he was approached to form a party after the Ol Kalou by-election, but he refused despite the hefty packs of money promised.

He is surprised that Ndindi Nyoro now has a party.

Very interesting.

[Sholla Ard 🇰🇪 @sholard_mancity]

I have seen the posts about Chivayo and weapons allegedly reaching Sudan RSF.

It’s an interesting story, but there are some details people are missing, even though we were told not to talk about this but we'll share.

First, the weapons were not necessarily going through Malawi as the main transit point.

The information we read points to two airlines:
-Zebu Air and Vise Air, with Malawian military figures, including General Phiri who was Chivayo's friend, reportedly linked to the operations.

Zebu Air is linked to Trans-Mage, which reportedly has Kenyan interests and owners. The aircraft mentioned and used include
-7Q-VXX,
-7Q-VAA
-7Q-VNN, alongside a Boeing 737-31BSF.

The alleged trick was to declare the weapons as destined for Malawi while they were in the UAE. But the cargo would reportedly end up in Ethiopia or Chad before reaching the RSF.

The Gold buyers get the gold, others get paid, and the RSF gets weapons.

Sudan is being destroyed by Africans in African countries, some as far as malawi. We will share some of these flights in replies.

[David Makali @davidmakali1]

On The @AlikoDangote East African Refinery, President @WilliamsRuto has no escape. We have the Constitutional threshold of disclosure that must be met, politics and brainless opposition aside. Let's stop triviasing national issues. This country is not his private property.

[Paul Muite SC @Paul_Muite]

Bwana C.S., tell us the reasons for closing SHA.
The 103 billion paid for the SHA software owned and operated by private individuals- will it now be refunded?
You and the President have consistently told us that SHA is working despite the evidence on the ground...

[Kabando Wa Kabando @Wakabando]

Aden Duale, we who know you very well won't return or avenge your hateful insults against GEMA community. We know it is Ruto speaking inside you. We are patiently waiting to do the right thing for Kenya on 10/8/27. I'll call you 6pm, that Destiny Tuesday. #1Candidate
#RutoMustGo

[Nzioka Muli @nziokamul1]

It's not really Dangote, it's ExxonMobli in a fancy suit.

You think they are building a refinery to serve you?

To lower fuel prices in Kenya and lose their profits?

The same people who privatised the over $300B worth of oil in Turkana for just Ksh840M?

Yes, Moses Wetangula helped sell the land endowed with; billions of barrels of oil and enough fresh water to be supplied to all Kenyans for 70 years, for only 840 million Kenyan shillings.

Understand this: no foreigner should invest in your energy sector.

That is why the government sits on 50.1% of the Kenya Power and Lighting Company.

I want a refinery too, but exclusively owned by Kenya.

If we don't push for economic sovereignty now, hapa mbele naona tukilia.

[The Kenyan Vigilante @KenyanSays]

Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna narrates how he lost the 2017 ODM nominations in Bungoma while seeking the party’s ticket.

[Dr. Dawn Michael @DawnsMission]

They aren’t just “vaccinating” you.

They’re injecting you with DNA that is not yours.
Human cells.
Animal cells.
Chicken egg proteins.

Dr. Bryan Ardis lays it out plainly: When they grow these shots in other living cells, pieces of that foreign DNA and protein end up inside you.

Your immune system wakes up, sees “this isn’t my DNA”…and starts attacking. That’s how you get lifelong autoimmune disease.
Lupus.
RA.
MS.
Hashimoto’s.
The list keeps growing.
They manufacture the majority of these products this way. They just don’t want you connecting the dots. Watch this once. Then watch it again. Your body was never supposed to fight itself.

[Okiya Omtatah Okoiti @OkiyaOmtatah]

Africa’s economic crisis is not caused by a lack of resources, but by illicit financial flows, debt dependency and unequal global rules.

At AfCoDD VI in Nairobi, I called for Africa to reclaim its economic sovereignty. The continent loses about US$90 billion annually through illicit financial flows while spending roughly US$89 billion servicing debt. Between 1970 and 2018, more than US$2 trillion left Africa through capital flight.

This is not a financing gap. It is a haemorrhage.

We must stop illicit financial flows, reclaim resource sovereignty, reform the global debt system and strengthen social protection.

The time for action is now. The bleeding must stop.

Sen. Okiya Omtatah Okoiti
Keynote Speaker, AfCoDD VI
Nairobi, 26 August 2026

[Nelson Havi SC @NelsonHavi]

H E Rigathi Gachagua has been consistent in pointing out the rampant maladministration in the Government of President William Ruto, complete with incontrovertible facts and with elaborate proposals on what and how the right thing should be done. That is what an effective Alternative Government does.

[Okiya Omtatah Okoiti @OkiyaOmtatah]

SEN. OMTATAH’S MUSINGS ON BORROWING FOR THE REPUBLIC.

The REAL DANGER of public debt is not simply how much Kenya borrows, but WHO has the constitutional power to BIND THE REPUBLIC to that debt.

Does the Executive borrow, or does Parliament? Under Article 211, it sets the constitutional framework within which Kenya may borrow.

Debt outlives governments. It binds future Parliaments and generations. This deserves serious constitutional scrutiny.

[I am Chege @_James041]

The abduction of Jimmy Mutava in Mlolongo has reminded me of the abduction of the Mlolongo 4 in December 2025.

Two of them, Justus Mutumwa and Martin Mwau were found murdered.

Two of them, Steve Mbisi and Kalani Muema were never found.

For Jimmy Mutava, an OCS is involved.

The OCS set up a meeting with him, then left for the toilet and while Jimmy was waiting outside,

A double cabin showed up with four armed masked gunmen and he was bundled inside the vehicle,

Never to be seen five days later.

[Willis Evans Otieno @otienowill]

Can we get an explanation as to why salaried Kenyans are compelled to contribute to the Housing Levy to construct houses on public land; land held in trust for all citizens , only to be required to purchase these same houses from intermediaries who profit from public contributions despite adding no value? What legal or policy justification exists for taxing citizens to build public housing, then selling those same houses back to them at a profit?

Why is there no clearly defined end date or sunset clause for the Housing Levy? At what point will the government declare that it has collected enough?

How much money has been collected so far, how much has been spent, and where is the independently audited, project-by-project account of those funds?

If workers are financing the construction, why are they not granted an equitable ownership interest or priority rights proportionate to their contributions?

Why should Kenyans continue making mandatory monthly contributions if there is no guarantee they will ever own one of the houses they are helping finance?

Why should citizens pay for houses built on public land while also bearing the cost of the land through their taxes?

How are the profits made by intermediaries justified where the land is public and the construction is financed through compulsory public contributions?

If the programme is intended to serve the public interest, why are all contracts, procurement decisions, and financial statements not published proactively for public scrutiny?

Most importantly, how does a compulsory levy that requires citizens to finance construction and then purchase the finished product satisfy the constitutional principles of transparency, accountability, equity, and prudent use of public resources?

Taxpayers deserve more than assurances. They deserve clear, evidence-based answers to these questions.

[Nelson Amenya @amenya_nelson]

"The debt cannot be repaid, first of all, because, if we don't pay, the lenders won't die. Of that you can be sure. On the other hand, if we do pay, we are the ones who will die. Of that you can be equally sure."

Anyone who wants to lead Kenya must declare their stand on Odious debt.

[Anwar Saddat @AnuarSaddat]

That the Ruto Regime gave a Sudanese Warlord Kenyan diplomatic passport, and protects his Nairobi homes 24/7 with over 30 security officers but abducted Ugandan Opposition Leader and Human Rights defender, Dr. Kiza Besigye in Nairobi and ferried him to Uganda, to be tortured and will most likely be killed by Museveni, was very unfortunate.

Ruto is fully responsible for everything happening to Besigye.

[I am Chege @_James041]

In the middle of all the noise, there's a very silent dangerous Privatization agenda going on.

The Water Privatization.

There's a plan to privatize open source waters like springs, rivers and lakes.

It will soon be an offence to directly source your water from these bodies.

It will also be an offence to collect rainwater.

This is why I say, that the country must revolt against the New World Order killer laws.

[EDGAR @edgarwabwire_]

Edwin Sifuna appeared on Citizen TV in his capacity as a the Nairobi Senator not as a declared presidential candidate or the official flag bearer of Linda Mwananchi. That distinction matters.

A presidential candidate is reasonably expected to present detailed policy positions across every major sector, including the economy, healthcare, education, security, and foreign affairs. Since Sifuna has not declared such an ambition, it is unrealistic to judge his performance using the standards applied to someone actively seeking the presidency.

Even so, he articulated his views with clarity, confidence, and coherence. Where he lacked technical expertise, he acknowledged it rather than pretending to have all the answers. That approach reflects intellectual honesty a quality that is often more valuable in leadership than projecting expertise on every subject.

[I am Chege @_James041]

If you've been asking why we are talking too much about Odious Debts, this clip by Controller of Budget, Margaret Nyakang'o is only two minutes long.

We must stop servicing debts we never incurred.

[I am Chege @_James041]

It is your patriotic duty as a citizen to hold your leaders accountable.

You are employers and you must demand scorecards from every employee.

You employed them using your votes and you are financing their offices using your taxes.

It's time we make public offices uncomfortable for crooks.

Hear this 🎤

[Sholla Ard 🇰🇪 @sholard_mancity]

I've started noticing something painful but true:

Some people on X, and in politics, are quietly being eaten alive by jealousy.⚠️

They attack Edwin Sifuna not because of what he's done, but because, deep down, they feel they should have the position, the influence, or the recognition he has.

I've seen the same energy from Gatho, Salasya, and many others.

Even here on X, some people start disliking you the moment they see your platform growing.

Suddenly you're "overrated," "paper fire," or whatever new insult makes them feel better for five minutes.

What they don't realise is this:

Every hour spent hating Sifuna... or me... or anyone else... is an hour stolen from building themselves.

Jealousy almost never hurts the person you resent. It quietly destroys the one carrying it.

We're all Kenyans. Most of us want the same thing, a better country.

You don't have to pull anyone down to rise. Focus on your own work. Keep improving.

And when you finally succeed, you'll be surprised by how many people, including the ones you once envied, will celebrate with you.

Can we try to reduce the jealousy a little?

It costs us too much.