Today is soo surreal for me.
Seeing Sifuna stand here in his own car, as the party leader of this movement.
I had been saying this even when it was so unpopular to stand firm and say :
One party
One party leader
One presidential candidate.
Threats on my phone for saying the most basic thing that we are fighting for.
Its not hate towards anyone, it's that we have unfinished business from 2024 and I strongly believe Sifuna is the one to take this country to the next phase of it's rebirth.
I will continue to fight hard for what I believe Kenya needs: A total overhaul of the system.
We all know Sifuna is the one to take us there.
Mbele Kuzuri.
‘How are you feeling?’ is the most insensitive question you can ask a father who just lost his son. The media needs to do better.”
“Watching a grieving father get asked ‘How are you feeling?’ moments after his son was murdered shows how far some reporters will go for a soundbite
“Imagine losing your child and a media personality still looks you in the eye and asks ‘How do you feel?’ This is why people hate the media. Give the man space to grieve.”
RIP Javits Frimpong
JUSTICE FOR JAVITS FRIMPONG
Frimpong, 15, died after being shot in the abdomen while walking Thursday morning near a school in the Bronx. The teen was shot one time just before 9:30 a.m. near East 171st Street and Crotona Place in the Claremont section of the borough. #Justice Javits Frimpong
“It’s not easy for me. He’s my everything.”
Thomas Frimpong’s words break the heart. His 15-year-old son, Javits Frimpong, was shot and killed on his way to school in the Bronx — just one year after moving from Ghana in search of a better life.