On this Youth Day, We celebrate and dedicate this moment to every young person choosing to lead, create, and shape the future. To the young leaders and those driving arts, culture, music and creativity your voice matters, your ideas matter, and your stories have the power to transform society. Keep creating, keep leading, and keep building the future you want to see. Happy Youth Day! ✊🏾
Kisumu City, my Home. Thank you 🙏, I owe you and I shall make you happy soon. I told you, Kenyans, that those GOONS are USELESS. I knew I would manage of all them and that’s exactly what happened. Next time, don’t joke with me if you are a Goon.
YUT WAMEAMUA
The era of apathy is behind us.
A new future is being shaped from the ground up local, conscious, and people-driven.
It’s inspiring to witness young people stepping forward in such numbers to register, to participate, and to take ownership of what comes next. This is how real change begins.
#NikoKadi
You people never showed us this!!
You can't say Orengo bye Orengo Wantam. The wicked can't say Tunataka pawa and get away peacefully without destruction
Psalm 1:6
“For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous, but the way of the wicked leads to destruction.”
A modern, clean school kitchen is not a luxury,it is a pillar of learning, dignity, and equity.
In communities, where learners walk long, exhausting distances to school, a consistent school meal improves attendance, concentration, and overall wellbeing. A fed child stays in school and learns better.
Safe, modern kitchens ensure meals are prepared hygienically, sustainably, and reliably, keeping learners engaged and reducing dropout rates.
Real impact comes through strong partnerships,communities, private sector, and development partners working together to build solutions that last, strengthen local systems, and uplift entire communities.
Investing in clean school kitchens is investing in education, health, and the future.
#EnergyAndDignity
ODM is not a party defined by one community; it is a national movement that belongs to every Kenyan who shares its principles and values. To remain relevant and strong, the party must intentionally create space for young people at the negotiating table. We need fresh minds, energy, and representation that reflects the Kenya of today and tomorrow.
Leadership is not determined by age alone,it is shaped by evolution, vision, and progressive thinking. Just as in a family, where a father invites his son to the table to listen, learn, and contribute, our politics must allow both experience and youth to sit together.
The legacy we seek cannot be carried by the old alone, nor built by the young alone. It requires respectful collaboration across generations. Only together can we move the party and the country forward.
#KibraRising 🎱
Today at Kamkunji Grounds, I had the honour of greeting the people of Kibera and urging everyone to register as voters. 2027 will be our moment to choose a new direction one built on dignity, vision, and real progress.
Even without a formal invite, the sitting MP Mwalimu Orero l, still handed me the mic, a reminder that when it comes to our community, unity must rise above rivalry. Mature leadership puts Kibera first.
And to my @TheODMparty family, the message is simple: the future is now. Kibera is rising. It’s time to trust young, energetic leaders who can carry the party’s vision forward with courage and clarity.
It was also great to meet Kisumu Women Rep @RuthOdinga42 her presence showed what committed leadership looks like.
Kibera deserves momentum, not maintenance. Let the people decide the direction they want to go.
It is worth noting that we have never witnessed Members of Parliament, Senators, or MCAs in Kenya demonstrating over delayed salaries or unpaid benefits. This raises a critical question: why should ordinary citizens face such challenges, while elected leaders remain insulated from the very hardships affecting those they represent?
Every year, doctors, teachers, and lecturers, the backbone of our health and education systems ,are forced to protest over delayed pay and unresolved issues. Their demands are legitimate and vital to national progress.
Leaders are elected to protect public interests, uphold the Constitution, and ensure government services work for all. They must address these systemic challenges and deliver for every sector, not just themselves.
#DON 🐐
Kenyan MPs want to give the DCI an extra Ksh.150 million to buy and maintain a system to track social media users.
This comes even as many of them hypocritically send “condolences” over the murder of Albert.
Bunge is the problem!
Another voice silenced. Another life lost.
Albert Ojwang, killed by police. AGAIN. How many more?
This is no longer shocking and that should terrify us.
As Kenyans, we haven’t raged enough. We’re watching state violence become routine. We’re normalizing murder with silence.
This is not okay.
We demand:
•Immediate investigation by IPOA
•Public accountability from the Ministry of Interior
•National outrage, not numbness
Albert was killed for speaking. Let’s make sure his message echoes louder than ever.
#JusticeForAlbertOjwang
#StopPoliceBrutality