My 3 yr old just told me: 'Mummy, go cook' . ..pointing at the kitchen
This was right after I caught her doing something she wasn't meant to be doing.
I'm not sure whether to laugh or cry..
@morarakebaso I cringe at the thought of how much money is wasted on these fake and stupid launches! Anyone supporting or believing in ruto is either delulu or a fellow thief. So sickening ๐
This guy pushes the biggest trolley at the supermarket. He has white earphones with wires running through his t-shirt, to the phone in his hand. He plants the trolley in front of me.
I'm standing in line with bread and some cash (I've recently been reduced to carrying cash).
HANKEโS BELIEVE IT OR NOT:
38% of Kenya's revenue is used for servicing the ENORMOUS debt piled up by Pres. Ruto. This tax-payer money is being used for NOTHING.
RUTO = ANOTHER MASTERCLASS IN ECONOMIC INCOMPETENCE.
https://t.co/HKaeQqugoZ
Auditor General Nancy Gathungu
GoK cannot account for Ksh 1.1 Trillion borrowed between 2010 - 2021
Kshs 9 Billion swindled at NHIF
JKIA leaking Roof cost Kenyan taxpayers Kshs 175 Million
NYS cannot account for over Ksh 1 billion
Ministry of Health paid Ksh 766 million in salaries outside the official payroll
Ksh 67 Billion Lost Through Fake Payment Claims, NSSF
Kenyan oil marketers charged customers an extra Ksh 5.4 billion in irregular delay charges between April 2021 and June 2022
NHIF Lost Ksh 368 Million Due To "Typing Errors"
Fertilizer donated to Kenya by Russia disappears in 'deep Sea'
Kenyaโs correct debt position cannot be told, thanks to inconsistencies in records kept by the National Treasury and state agencies
@Belive_Kinuthia He works hard to afford his lifestyle. Unlike you and your gods, he doesn't embezzle or unfairly benefit from public funds. Also, unlike you, he doesn't hide behind a keyboard but risks his life for justice. @bonifacemwangi is an inspiration to many of us.
#RutoMustGo
Many Kenyan politicians proudly show off their luxury lifestyles, but with the cost-of-living crisis and the deadly anti-tax protests, young Kenyans see the flashy habits of officials as unacceptable.