Two days ago, Kenya lost one it's most prominent yet least known sons, Mr Odhiambo Okello who nurtured many of Africa’s liberation heroes and became the first Executive Director of the Organisation of African Unity, now the African Union.
In Kenya’s struggle for independence, Mr Okelo opened and headed the Kanu office in Cairo. A number of Africa’s liberation movements and their leaders found refuge in the Kenyan Cairo offices and worked closely with Mr Okelo.
Four weeks ago, on the 9th of March 2018, President Uhuru Kenyatta and I came together and agreed that we would change the direction of our country. We promised Kenyans that we will use our social and political platforms to foster reconciliation and unity among Kenyans
It is with a heavy heart that we hereby accept the calling off of the People's Assembly bandwagon. Our leaders will soon give us a direction. Stay strong!! The real battle is just taking shape and we're very much on course.
A government that cannot protect the lives and property of the citizens has no business being in power.
Mt Elgon is a clear manifestation of how Jubilee has failed Kenyans.
Justice must always be our Shield and Defender as in the spirit of the National Anthem.
The malicious attempt to charge Jimi Wanjigi in a Nyeri court has been put where it belongs.
The latest news of the Jubilee Government floating another 200 Billion Eurobond at the London Stock Exchange is heartbreaking as we continue wallowing into debt as a country, currently standing at about 4 Trillion!
Most worrying is the rampant corruption!
Kenyans deserve better.
Most of all I thank the good Lord, my family and all those who have undertaken this journey with us. We have arrived in Canaan; thank you for staying the course with us. Asanteni sana.
#NASASwearingIn on the 30th Jan 2018. This is the most defining moment as Raila Odinga put pen to paper despite the running mate Kalonzo Musyoka being inconvenienced and missing out.