@kipmurkomen THE STATE OF SECURITY IN KENYA IS GETTING OUT OF HAND
wewe nawe uko hapa unashangilia some fairytale book….Soo many dead bodies but no arrests …😢😢😢
The security in Kenya is getting out of hand
The Ministry for Interior isn’t doing anything at all
Dead bodies all over the country with no one being arrested…
Let’s address the elephant in the room because I feel like many people don’t want to have this conversation😳
So the plan is to vote for Sifuna simply because he can help get Ruto out? As long as Ruto is gone, then we’re good? Haven’t we been here before? Isn’t that exactly how Ruto benefited from the anger against Uhuru&Raila ?
And before that, wasn’t Uhuru’s victory also driven in part by a wave of sympathy over the ICC cases and the feeling among many supporters that it was time to stand with him and push back against those they believed were targeting him? Look at how Uhuru’s administration left this country? Haven’t we already seen where voting out of anger or emotion, instead of demanding better leadership, leaves this country?
The next election cannot just be about who is most likely to defeat Ruto. It has to be about who has a clear plan to deal with corruption, protect the Constitution, end abductions and extrajudicial killings, fix our broken healthcare system, reform education, create jobs, reduce the cost of living, tackle public debt, restore independent institutions and ensure there is real accountability in government.
I understand the thinking. The common enemy is Ruto, and the enemy of my enemy quickly becomes a friend. But I refuse to believe that after everything this country has been through, Kenyans are ready to settle for people with serious questions hanging over them simply because they are the fastest route to removing one man from power. A perfect example, Aisha Jumwa😂
We cannot keep voting against someone. At some point, we have to start voting for something. Otherwise, we’ll keep changing faces while the system that keeps failing Kenyans remains exactly the same.
Skai Jackson’s comment about Kenyans lacking mirrors follow the same playbook used by the so called missionaries and explorers whose mission was to portray Africa as backward, stupid and naive, while taking everything they could from this continent, including our resources, our knowledge and our art, only to later claim much of it as their own.
Centuries later, someone still thinks it’s ok to say a country lacks mirrors 😂
We need to be much quicker to call some of these people out. This savior mentality needs to end!!
And honestly, it’s incredibly ignorant to think a mirror is the only reflective object a human being can use to see themselves.
Tusikuone Kenya tena🚶🏿♀️🚶🏿♀️
@_plamz Typical western stereotype, worse than the white colonisers…
How did she get wherever she was ? That car she used was it having wooden side mirrors? Hey Please next time she’s coming to Africa tell her bring her brain with her
@thandogarden@_plamz She mentioned Kenya 🇰🇪
There’s no village in Kenya without a market and mirrors are super cheap down here
She’s just a typical western stereotype
@VonnDaStark@_plamz You’re as ignorant as her…
TF you mean we don’t know how we look like?
Mirror is one of the cheapest things in Africa and however rural the village is there’s always a market nearby
Plus she how did she get her ass there? Wasn’t that car having mirrors and everything?
Skai Jackson talks to a smaller creator at Streamer University about her experience visiting Africa and reveals that some kids there can’t afford mirrors, so they don’t know what they look like. 😢💔
“Of course it’s unfortunate that they can’t afford mirrors, but at least they’re not insecure about themselves”
Heavenly Father, as we begin this new day, walk with us and guide our steps. Remember those among us without jobs and those who are suffering. Grant us strength, hope, and unity, and keep us all safe under Your care. Amen!