Arrests aren't convictions, but they’re not theatre either. If one believes in justice, let due process take its course. No one is above the law.
Kenya must come first. Always. Ichungwa pastor Dorcas
Let’s be honest, Kenya is slowly turning into a country with too much freedom, where even lawful action by authorities is misinterpreted as political persecution. The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) doesn’t act on emotion or noise; they act on intelligence. Diaspora
DCI gone rogue.
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destabilize the nation through illegal protests, must face the law.
We must stop glamorizing lawlessness. Protest is a right—but funding destruction, chaos, and insurrection is not. Let not political interests or activist sensationalism undermine national security.
My Attention today has been drawn by this blog from Opera News.
FUNNY HOW FAST THE SCRIPT CHANGED
After a certain high-ranking former official casually mentioned a covert unit trained outside normal police systems, equipped with Subarus
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or rather a decoy.
What stands out isn't just the story, it's the choreography. From silence to headlines, from whispers to pointing fingers, everything seems just polished enough to be believable.
But Kenyans are watching. Closely.
This man and his audacity. Why incite Kenyans yet you yourself is hiding in Zambia. Lead by example stop being a coward. Have you appeared in any demonstration??
Saba saba ruto must go
@Kibet_bull No soon after gathering info I will explain how this was a stage managed abduction from clueless politician trying to use abduction as a scapegoat.
Viva
@C_NyaKundiH There is a clueless politician trying to use abduction as a scapegoat. @wahomethuku and @FaithOdhiambo8 are the masterminds behind this. Soon they will tell us what their motive was.
@_James041 Stop the Act — The Country Isn’t a Stage
Let’s stop pretending. Ndiang’ui Kinyagia is not “missing” — he’s hidden. And not by the National Police Service (NPS), but by people trying to pull off a political circus.
The family’s sudden calmness says it all. From loud cries