Inspector General of National Police Service
Mr. Douglas Kanja
Dear Sir,
Please note that there is going to be nationwide demonstrations across 47 counties in the Republic of Kenya on 21st April 2026.
Refer to Article 37 of the Constitution of Kenya.
Mwabili Mwagodi
REJECT FUEL PUMP PRICES.
They hoarded fuel, procured fuel illegally, caught with 500M in their accounts, got fake arrested, released on bail and resigned.
Who should bear the burden of corruption?
OPIYO WANDAYI MUST RESIGN ‼️
#RejectFuelPrices
Wandayi’s Statements Are Now Raising More Questions Than Answers
So which one is true?
Wandayi went public saying the Sh11.88 billion petrol consignment had been stopped, ordered out of the KPC system, barred from sale, and excluded from monthly cost calculations. He even directed that One Petroleum withdraw invoices and that oil marketers should neither pay for nor uplift the product.
Now oil marketers are saying the recalled petrol cannot even be removed because it is already mixed inside KPC pipelines and cannot be traced separately.
If that is true, then Kenyans are being taken for fools. You cannot tell the country the fuel will be removed from the system, then later say it is already so deeply inside the system that removal is impossible. That is not a small contradiction. That is a scandal inside the scandal.
It would mean Wandayi’s statement was either premature, misleading, or knowingly impossible from the start.
And if the product is already mixed in KPC pipelines, then the public is entitled to ask a very serious question... when exactly did this “recalled” fuel stop being a separate consignment and become part of the national supply chain?
At that point, the issue is no longer just about fake or overpriced fuel.
It becomes about whether the Cabinet Secretary was managing the public with words while the product had already moved beyond control.
Wandayi’s refusal to resign is now becoming a bigger problem than the statements he keeps issuing. With top officials under and around him resigning, probes widening, and contradictions piling up over the fuel consignment, his continued stay in office only deepens public suspicion.
It is no longer just about what happened in the petroleum sector, but why the political head of the docket still wants Kenyans to believe responsibility ends everywhere except at his desk.
That is why pressure on Wandayi should not reduce. It should increase.
Kasarani has registered close 10k since we started.
Starehe is registering close to 500 daily
Thika is registering close to 200 daily
Rongai turnout is overwhelming
Kisumu turnout is overwhelming
Mombasa is crazy
Laikipia east is awesome
Kakamega is crazy
Nakuru 🇰🇪
President Ruto stole KES 6.3 billion from E-citizen and when he was caught by Auditor General pretended to freeze the money in his private bank account. Hiyo pesa ishaibiwa.