@Naomikibandi@HEBabuOwino Madam, it seems you are too slow to understand. Despite being told to reserve the name, Babu went ahead and registered the party and himself as the party leader without consulting the other leaders. That is the problem.
@calvinokello4 You’ve been against Babu all this time, but all of a sudden you’re supporting him over those of us who have stood with him from the beginning? We’ve seen you. Hypocrite.
@amenya_nelson Na wewe uko na point gani? Apart from alleging that Sifuna is being sponsored by Uhuru, what evidence or actual point do you have? Just asking.
@amenya_nelson But where is the lie? You’re not beating the allegation. Prove your point with facts and evidence. If you claim Uhuru is sponsoring Sifuna, show the evidence. Stop making allegations without proof.
@amenya_nelson Si ulete evidence kama ile ya Adani. Proof your point with evidence, kijana ya Owour. Allegations and newspaper headlines are not proof. If you claim Uhuru is sponsoring Sifuna, show the money trail, documents, or other verifiable evidence.
@Njeriwamwea84 @jimNjue_ This is the narrative people want to change in this country. If clueless people like you continue to push such narratives, they will only take us back to a “41 against 1” mentality. We need politics of substance and service-not politics of chest-thumping.
@fokango It’s not about the opposition, it’s about the service Kenyans are getting. The real question is whether citizens are satisfied with the government performance and the quality of services they receive. Come 2027, it is the people who will decide-not the opposition’s headlines.
Ruto just spent 40 minutes trying to create a false equivalence between our national values set out in the constitution and his so called “development”. Kenyans, please trust me when i tell you there is a reason the Preamble comes before Article 43. You don’t get to the “development “ clauses until and unless you have taken into account the reasons we passed this constitution in the first place. Democracy, Human Rights, Freedom, Equality, Rule of Law and Social Justice.
@DavidNdii The promise was 250,000 houses annually. Just tell us, what happened to that promise? If delivering even 70,000 houses annually is proving to be such a difficult task, where exactly is the money being deducted from Kenyans going? Kenyans deserve answers.
@OleItumbi If the only way to win support is by bribing voters, then you have little to offer the people. Vote buying is unlawful under Kenyan law and undermines free and fair elections. Leaders should earn votes through their ideas, policies, integrity, and performance-not through handouts
Old-guard politicians are trying to dominate a country where the majority of the population is young. With nearly 75% of Kenyans under 35, politics is changing rapidly. Those who fail to understand the aspirations of the youth risk becoming irrelevant in Kenya's future.
Kenya is a young nation, yet many old-guard politicians still think they can dictate its future. With nearly 75% of the population under 35, leaders who ignore the youth will soon become politically irrelevant.
First World ambitions, third-rate procurement decisions. How does a strategic national asset end up linked to controversy instead of transparency and competitive bidding?
The reason the government seems eager to choose an opposition presidential candidate is simple: they need someone to campaign against. With Sifuna, they appear to have little to attack politically, so it becomes harder to build a campaign narrative around him.