Promised. Delivered’ is not the standard, Duale. The real question is: at what cost to the taxpayer? When more than KSh45 billion is tied to delivering a project, Kenyans have every right to demand a full accounting of every shilling.
A shiny stadium cannot sanitise waste, inflated costs or questionable expenditure. Delivery without value for money is not success — it is failure dressed up for a photo-op.”
A stadium worth less than 1B KES has been built using 45B KES & you call it a promise delivered, not to mention destroying a unique forest in the process is THEFT. PERIOD.
Now Ruto wants you to be part of a “national conversation.” He wants public participation. He wants to hear from you.😂😂
He even said young people will be at the centre of this conversation. Which young people? The ones your administration killed? The ones you and your Interior CS were ready to shoot in the legs? The ones who can’t even freely tell you where you’re going wrong because they’re afraid of being abducted?
Funny how quickly things change. During the height of the 2024 Finance Bill protests, the very people he now wants to engage were also dismissed as criminals. Today, we’re suddenly important enough to be consulted. The irony is impossible to miss. All over sudden Ruto has realized you the people have the POWER🙌🏾
Yesterday’s speech told us everything we needed to know. This man has no plan.
Just fake strength, teleprompters and A million lies🚶🏿♀️WANTAM!!
Rigging preparations in plain sight. If Rigging fails, unleashing violence is the last nuclear option. Power must be retained. The will of the People is irrelevant. Mobutu and many others have travelled this route. The People always succeed in the end. Kenyans will succeed no matter what!
After 8½ years of advocacy & litigation I recovered the 843 acres (341.2 HA) piece of government land in Busia County from fraudsters who had stolen it and I restored it to the public. ... {Nasewa Land, a thread}
According to psychology, one of the most common mistakes people make in relationships is assuming that their partner thinks, feels, and processes the world the same way they do. This is called the false consensus effect. You project your own emotional patterns onto them. You assume that if they loved you, they would react the way you react, express love the way you express it, apologize the way you apologize. And when they do not, you interpret it as a lack of love. But that is not fair. People are wired differently. They have different attachment styles, different love languages, different coping mechanisms, different nervous systems. Your partner may love you deeply, but express it in ways that do not match your expectations. The key is not to assume. It is to learn. To ask. To be curious about how they experience the world. Because love is not about finding someone who loves you exactly the way you love them. It is about understanding how they love, and choosing to receive it for what it is.