Another Nigerian marriage for documents this time to one with a pair of tits on her back and wearing a 10 man tent.
The priest is thinking how longs this gona last.
๐จ JUST IN: Mpuuri Aburi has resorted to a classic red herring.
While standing alongside President William Ruto, he asked why some communities never chanted "Wantam" when Mwai Kibaki and Uhuru Kenyatta were presidents, but are doing so now under Ruto and Kithure Kindiki.
A red herring is an argument designed to distract people from the real issue.
Instead of defending the government's record, the conversation is shifted to ethnicity and the past.
That is not an answer.
Every Kenyan president has faced criticism when citizens believed they were underperforming. That is the nature of democracy.
For example, Uhuru Kenyatta had to exit X. Despite supporting Raila, he lost.
The Constitution does not require Kenyans to support a leader simply because another leader from a different community once held office.
It guarantees every citizen the freedom to express political opinions, hold leaders accountable, and vote for change.
The real question is simple:
Has this government delivered on the promises it made to Kenyans?
If the answer is yes, defend the record.
If the answer is no, citizens have every democratic and constitutional right to demand change.
Performance, not ethnicity, is what earns another term.
That is how a constitutional democracy works.
As it is, Ruto must go back to Sugoi. Enough of his leadership
โIn every slave ship that sailed to Africa to capture black slaves, there was always a European pastor in it, fervently praying for journey mercies.โ
That time they arrested Lichuma from Mathare social justice, threw him on a lorry. High above them, he proceeded to give them a few truths on why Kenyans are protesting. Waliaibika mpaka akashuka.
A family in Kiambu County rushed the burial of Julius Mbogo, lowering his casket and filling the grave in under 15 minutes to beat an anticipated court injunction over a bitter land dispute.
The hurried process bypassed all traditional and church services, sparking dramatic scenes as the deceased's wife and two cousins protested by sitting inside the