cherujane

humble, loving and caring african lady

[cherujane @cherutojane29]

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[William Samoei Ruto, PhD @WilliamsRuto]

Kenya will enhance her relations with Ghana to include more sectors in trade and investment, agriculture, mining, tourism, oil and gas.

This will broaden opportunities for the people of the two countries and ensure our shared prosperity.

Hosted Ghana’s President-elect @JDMahama, and discussed the expansion of intra-African trade under the African Continental Free Trade Area.

Thanked him for declaring his support for Hon Raila Odinga‘s African Union Commission chairperson candidature. Also agreed to attend his swearing-in in Accra next month.

We were joined by Mr @RailaOdinga, Kilgoris in Narok County.

[Bianca™ @BiancaNaom1]

Billy Mijungu opines:

I do not want to see the President in a Casket or imagine it. Those who post such images violate my rights too. The Right to Express Ourselves is Tied to Responsibility.

In a country like Kenya, where freedom of expression is enshrined in our Constitution, it is easy to assume that this right is boundless. However, recent trends on social media, including the disturbing use of AI-generated images to depict President William Ruto in a casket, serve as a stark reminder that freedoms come with limitations and, more importantly, responsibilities.

Death is a journey we will all take, but to graphically imagine and publicize the death of someone who is alive is not only distasteful but dangerous. The President, beyond being a symbol of national leadership, is a father, a husband, and a human being. Such portrayals are not a harmless exercise of free speech; they are a violation of human dignity and an affront to his family and supporters.

While creativity is a vital aspect of any vibrant society, reckless creativity has no place in nation-building. Social media, once celebrated for democratizing communication, has become a tool for misinformation, defamation, and, in this case, mockery of life itself. As Kenyans, we must ask ourselves: Where do we draw the line?

Freedom of expression is not an absolute right. It exists within the framework of our laws and societal values. Depictions of a leader’s death do not just incite outrage; they pose real dangers. They can serve as fodder for those with malicious intent, emboldening individuals or groups who may seek to carry out such actions in reality. A society that toys with such ideas under the guise of freedom risks undermining its stability.
The question, then, is not whether we are free to express ourselves but how responsibly we exercise this freedom. Should someone who weaponizes their voice or platform to incite fear, hate, or instability retain their unfettered access to these freedoms? At what point does freedom of expression become a tool of destruction rather than progress?

It is time for Kenyans to have a serious conversation about the limits of our freedoms. We must recognize that our rights are intertwined with our responsibilities. Freedom cannot exist in a vacuum; it requires accountability. Exercising one’s rights recklessly jeopardizes the rights of others and threatens the social fabric that holds us together.

In this era of AI, misinformation, and instant virality, we must be more vigilant than ever. A society that cherishes freedom must also cherish order and respect. Let us not overplay our rights to the point of chaos. Instead, let us be guided by principles of decency, responsibility, and a shared commitment to building a stable and united nation.

As we enjoy our freedoms, let us also remember: with great power comes great responsibility. Freedom is a gift, not a weapon. Let us wield it wisely.

[Mama Rachel Ruto, EGH @MamaRachelRuto]

Happy birthday, my dear Bill!

As we celebrate your special day and our wedding anniversary, I am grateful to God for the special gift you are to us. Your devotion as a husband and father is an incredible blessing to us all.

May this year bring you joy, health and the fulfilment of your dreams for our beautiful country!

Happy birthday, my love!

[AMBASSADOR JOHN. @JohnOkwe52]

Dear Kikuyus,
Between Ndindi Nyoro and Kimani Ichungwa whom do you trust politically ?
Likes for Ndindi
Repost for Ichungwa

Dinywa,#FreeAoko

[Werosetem @Duke_Of_Pokot]

@omwambaKE Martha Koome is the best we will ever have .

[cherujane @cherutojane29]

@WilliamsMkenya @KindikiKithure May almighty God continue to bless the work of your hands, Mr. President and DP.

[Facts Kenya 🇰🇪 @WilliamsMkenya]

As we advocate for #OnePeopleOneNation, we convey warm congratulations to Prof Kindiki the third DP of the Republic of Kenya.
Kenyans deserve a Deputy President who fully supports the President in delivering the Bottom-Up Economic Transformation Agenda (BETA) and keeping promises to the people. This leader should serve all Kenyans impartially, prioritizing unity and inclusivity over divisive politics. The Deputy President must represent every Kenyan fairly, rise above tribal divisions, and promote development, serving as a unifying force for the nation’s future.

[cherujane @cherutojane29]

@Abdiwahabelmi1 @Itumbi_Denis Kindiki, Duale, and Ababu

[cherujane @cherutojane29]

@RobertAlai I am in Australia we pay car registration every 3months, and all the money goes to government so there is no issue if we try to create our revenue rather than borrowing from Western countries if we all think big everything will be different.

[Eric @amerix]

Men,

Law 1: Thou shall not marry a woman older than you.

Law 2: Though shall not ignore red flags.

Law 3: Thou shall not buy a newspaper after midday.

Law 4: Thou shall not wear a pink coat.

Law 5: Thou shall not cock shame.

#MasculinitySaturday

[JUBILEE PARTY® @JubileePartyK]

SG Hon. Jeremiah Kioni has received petitions to commence disciplinary action against Hon. Kanini Kega, Hon. Sabina Chege, Hon. Fatuma Dullo and Hon. Adan Keynan. The same have been forwarded to the JP Disciplinary Committee for action.

#MbelePamoja

[Smart Data Learning @SmartDatalytic]

This guy Hussein Mohamed, I don't know how we should thank him for the effort he made toward achieving a President Ruto mission.

Like and retweet to show this guy some love. All hustlers wherever you are.

We are African and Africa is our business.

[Wafula Chebukati EGH @WChebukati]

On behalf of IEBC & myself, I wish to thank H.E. President @WilliamsRuto for recognizing @IEBCKenya for having raised the bar of integrity and the standard of public service in Kenya. I feel proud to have made my contribution towards strengthening democracy in Kenya. God bless 🇰🇪

[Lion of the Mountain @BrianMPeter]

Indeed we have good parents. This is the definition of the Change we need as a Nation!

Kenyans, give them 1000 retweets.

We are Africans and Africa is our business...

[Facts Kenya 🇰🇪 @WilliamsMkenya]

IEBC Chairperson Mr. Wafula Chebukati managed to seal all electoral frauds, theft and irregularities in our electoral system. He bravely did it in the spirit of honest and transparency to safeguard democracy of Kenyans. How many retweets can we give this hero?
#SupremeCourtRuling

[U D A - Official Fans Page. @UDAPartyKe]

RETWEET, If you do NOT TRUST Raphael Tuju!

[cherujane @cherutojane29]

@Disembe How superior is this Ruto imagin stealing from the system this guy should be kenya president for 20yrs and things will be better

[cherujane @cherutojane29]

@Belive_Kinuthia Soon mutajiapisha tunawajua sana

[cherujane @cherutojane29]

@BarbieNbi @MugambiNandi @RailaOdinga @MarthaKarua At the moment Martha Karua is not in her normal senses don't blame her