@BarasaFernandes This is not a favour, bwana Governor.
Article 53(1)(b) of the Constitution guarantees every child the right to free and compulsory basic education, including ECDE. Counties are mandated to deliver it.
Building classrooms is simply doing your job, not a campaign achievement.
I live a lowkey private life. Alone. Observing more than speaking. Thinking more than showing. I get rarely bored by solitude. A quiet room, a book, a long walk, my own thoughts. That’s all I need. What exhausts me is people. The small talk. The noise. The constant performing. The pressure to always be “on.” Too many conversations with no depth. Too many masks. So I disappear for a while. Just to breathe again. To hear my own thoughts. To feel my own emotions. To reconnect with myself beneath all the noise of the world. And honestly,
it feels like therapy for the soul.
Why is our president this greedy?
I’ve just watched a Citizen TV report, and the allegations are deeply troubling.
It is reported that William Ruto and Felix Koskei are pushing for control of The Nairobi Hospital.
According to the report, they allegedly summoned the hospital chair and demanded around 7 slots on the board, enough to secure a majority and influence key decisions.
The president’s name has reportedly been mentioned directly in the matter.
The report further claims that if those positions were not given to them, arrests would follow.
And now we are seeing a doctor arrested in Muthaiga in connection with this dispute.
Such things should anger any Kenyan who believes institutions must remain independent.
Then you hear people shouting “TUTAM.”
But if this level of alleged state capture is happening today, one must ask a simple question:
What would another five years look like?
Leadership is not about controlling every institution in the country.
Enough is enough.
Hands off Nairobi Hospital.