@sholard_mancity County
Registered voters
Garissa
226,048
Wajir
228,929
Mandera
235,244
Isiolo
100,167
Tana River
160,575
Total registered voters: 950,963. These figures are derived by adding the 2026 new registrations to the 2022 IEBC register. �
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@sholard_mancity I need someone to keep a record of every figure these people keep throwing at us as the number of votes "they'll get" from a certain region. Western kaongo alisema 1.5 aaaya huyu anasema 5M. This is conditioning. Msikubali.
🚩Bitter Duale just dropped this:
“We will give President Ruto over 5 million votes from Garissa, Wajir, Mandera, Isiolo and Tana River… sasa sisi Wasomali ambao tumepewa vitambulisho… tuko na IDs kwa wingi na tutashika kura kwa wingi.”
Source: Mutembei TV
Read that again.Why the open bitterness toward Mt. Kenya voters for simply choosing who they want?
No region is anyone’s voting property.
And 5 million votes from those five counties? That number is not just ambitious, it’s extraordinary.
If the final tally ever comes close, every Kenyan will demand a transparent, verifiable explanation.
Democracy dies the moment people start treating votes like weapons of resentment instead of rights.
Political disagreements are inevitable, but they should be settled through persuasion and the ballot, not resentment.
Kenya kwanza wameanza ile uongo walitumia kwa Raila for 20yrs, ati "crowds don't mean votes"
Ndugu zangu, wantam is wantam
People are going to prison!!!
REASONS WHY I SUPPORT TUTAM:
1. Statehouse allocation increased by Kes 6.8 billion to Kes 13.64 billion from Kes 3.98 billion, a 100.6% increase. Meanwhile, hospitals lacked drugs, doctors, nurses and therapists went months without salaries, schools lacked capitation, and the new higher-education funding model was doing mathematics even Einstein could not understand. But at least the palace is comfortable for the king and his visitors. wapi makofi 👏🏿 ya rais jameni.
2. The first 20 months in office, the king made 62 foreign trips, visiting a total of 38 countries, by the second anniversary of his presidency he had made about 66 foreign trips just to fulfil his childhood dreams at a total cost of approximately Kes 2 billion, as he travelled, more Kenyans sunk into poverty and payslips got raided to fund the king’s lifestyle in the palace. Wapi makofi 👏🏿 ya rais jameni.
3. During the king’s 1st tam tenure, a total of 200 Kenyans died under police instructed brutality, parents mourned, instead of being humane and showing leadership, the king instructed police to shoot more Kenyans on the legs 🦵🏿for fun as his son bought more matatus that keep breaking traffic rules under the watch of NTSA live on cameras. Wapi makofi 👏🏿 ya rais jameni.
4. Instead of providing a conducive environment for Kenyans to create jobs for themselves, King Zakayo opted to bill us to build office 🏢 blocks and named them affordable housing to create short term employment and allegedly solving a housing crisis that was never there since almost 3/4 of houses in urban areas remain unoccupied due to affordability issues and not lack of housing. Wapi makofi 👏🏿 ya rais jameni.
5. The king oversaw the cost of fuel raising to Kes 207 a litre and blamed an Iranian war that only affected Kenya in the entire world 🌍, after realising the war excuse was a lie, the king decided to solve the problem he created via unnecessary taxation on fuel by reducing the fuel price by Kes 9/- and went to tell wananchi he has reduced the cost of living. That was like stealing someone’s goat, returning one leg and asking them to thank you for your generosity. Wapi makofi 👏🏿 ya rais jameni.
6. Instead of fixing NHIF, the king created a money looting scheme called SHAH that has been a catastrophic failure! The king has continued to publicly declare SHAH as functional despite many hospitals and users stating otherwise. Latest SHAH victims have been teachers including medics but the king does not believe it. Wapi makofi 👏🏿 ya rais jameni.
Ni wantam si wantam jameni?
Oya William Ruto, Wacha kututishia bwana.
Sisi si watoto yako. The only existential threat to this country's prosperity is you and your murderous regime.
You've killed innocent people, you've butchered the economy, butchered the constitution and you have no moral authority to lecture anyone in this country.
Just get ready for jail as we wait to pass the death penalty bill.
You've stolen public funds, trapped Kenyans under the armpits of Odious debts, sold our assets, killed young Kenyans, destroyed agriculture,health and education, you yourself you are even a threat to your own wife.
And I will be the hangman!
Life comes full circle for Samoei
He was swept to power by Moi's one finger salute ☝🏽tingisa gitole
He will be swept out of power by the one finger salute of WANTAM ☝🏽
@Liakunu001@DrMumbiSeraki Having security "partners" isn't an issue but why does BATUK prefer canceling the agreement rather than letting their soldiers face prosecution here if they break the law? "Partners" are meant to be at par and not what BATUK is forcing us..
@Dr_AustinOmondi It's not a good story ,moi should have been the first president to face the law ,maybe we wouldn't have had the drunk kleptomaniac uhuru and his brother .
@sholard_mancity A, because the other option hasn't delivered anything he promised and the level of corruption both from his lieutenants and himself is the worst our country has ever experienced.
NO,NO, NO Mr. so called President!!!
You don’t get to talk about threats when your administration has spent the last few years becoming the biggest threat to ordinary Kenyans. And this habit of calling everyone who disagrees with you “anti-development” has to stop. Kenyans have every right to question you. That’s not being against progress. That’s holding the people in power accountable.
You keep asking Kenyans to rally behind your government. For what exactly? To celebrate more taxes? More borrowing? More broken promises? Support is earned, Mr. President. It isn’t demanded. So please stop with this nonsense of blaming the opposition every time things aren’t working. You asked Kenyans to trust you with the country. The least you can do is take responsibility for what has happened under your watch.
The opposition is not responsible for the state of our economy. You are. You’ve been in charge. If businesses are struggling, if taxes have become unbearable, if millions of Kenyans are working harder than ever but getting nowhere, that’s YOUR RECORD, not theirs.
WANTAM!!
For the first time in a long time, the conversation is no longer about who can divide Kenya. It's about who can unite it.
Edwin Sifuna and George Natembeya have become major voices in Mulembe.
James Orengo and Babu Owino have reignited political energy across Luo Nyanza.
Rigathi Gachagua has built a formidable base in much of the Mt. Kenya region.
Kalonzo Musyoka has remained a dominant figure in Eastern and continues to have influence at the Coast.
Fred Matiang'i and David Maraga have become influential political figures in Kisii.
Whether one agrees with them or not, something is happening that cannot be ignored. More opposition leaders are speaking with a common purpose instead of pulling in different directions.
If that unity holds, it presents a much tougher political challenge than a fragmented opposition ever could.
The loudest campaigns, the endless attacks, and the heated rhetoric only remind Kenyans of one thing: a united people are far harder to defeat than divided communities.
You can buy a crowd for an afternoon, but you cannot buy a conscience on election day.