The last time President Barack Obama visited Kenya, he lectured President Uhuru Kenyatta to stop appropriating public resources to the benefit of his community and spread it equitably across the country. We're also children of God, and we deserve shiny things.
Today, October 15th, is far more than just a date on the calendar, it is a sacred intersection of life and eternity. Marking another year of my own birth on this very day brings a bittersweet reflection, knowing it is also the date my beloved younger brother, Baba Raila Amolo Odinga, departed to be with the Lord. To have been born on this day and for you to have departed on this same date is a divine testament to the invisible thread that binds our souls. Physical separation cannot touch a brotherhood written in the heavens.
As I mark the anniversary of my birth, I carry your spirit within mine bound by a shared journey that transcends time, and an eternal connection that death has no power to break. Rest peacefully in the light, my brother.
I want to express my deepest and most sincere gratitude to everyone who made today an unforgettable and beautiful surprise.
Thank you to my loving spouses, Dr. Ann Oburu and Mama Judith Oburu, for your constant love, warmth, and care. Thank you to the dedicated Nairobi Hospital staff for your exceptional professionalism and kindness, and to the ODM fraternity, wonderfully represented today by Trustee Elder Joshua Kawino, for standing steadfastly with our family.
Special thanks go to my domestic staff at home and the hardworking team at Pawaa Centre for your dedication, loyalty, and thoughtfulness in putting this together.
Your love and presence have made this solemn yet special day truly comforting. May God bless you all abundantly.
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Dear Sifuna: Hint from the DEEP STATE. If you want to SHRINK someone, you must first EXPAND him. If you want to DESTROY someone, you must first make him FLOURISH. GETTING to the TOP is not a problem. STAYING at the TOP is the Problem. Your political balloon will be POPPED. Soon!
I dont know @KhalifKairo at all. Of course, I occasionally see him on X living on the fast lane. He has some small second-hand car business that lately got him into trouble. But it sad to see some lowlifes rejoicing at his misfortunes. Good people, all types of businesses face challenges and difficult times. And this young man is facing business challenges. Taking to court isn't how to treat young aspiring Kenyans trying to make money is difficult and hostile business environment. I'm willing to mediate between him and the complainant and resolve this matter amicable. I can help!
Na utokee maandamano tuone kama teargass inaweza fanya ulie ama unatu bebanga ufala na macho ziko sawa we mzee.
Na wakiku kidnap usikuje kutu danganya pia wewe ati you were blindfolded and taken to an undisclosed destination.