Mmeru mkenya

enviromental biotechnologist, integrated waste management consultant, and small scale cellulose ethanol producer.

[Jomba @mwabilimwagodi2]

FC Bayern corporate email addresses:

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[Muriaso @muriaso]

Today is 29th October, alimanage?😂

[TheTruthInjector @TheeDONSonofSON]

TO THE GERMAN EMBASSY, THE NETHERLANDS EMBASSY, @FCBayern , @AFCAjax, @FIFAcom, @UEFA, @CAF_Online, @WilliamsRuto and @moyasa_ke:

KENYA IS NOT A PUBLICITY STUNT. OUR LIVES ARE NOT A PR CAMPAIGN. AND OUR SILENCE IS NOT FOR SALE.

@GermanyinKenya @Diplo_Jazz @NLinKenya @HenkJanBakker3 Let us address you directly.

On January 5, Bayern Munich and Ajax are expected to headline the opening of Kenya's new national stadium. Politicians are celebrating. Football brands are getting publicity. But ordinary Kenyans have questions that deserve more than diplomatic silence and glossy photographs.

WHAT EXACTLY IS YOUR RELATIONSHIP WITH THIS EVENT ORGANIZER?

Have your governments, embassies or any associated institutions provided financial, diplomatic or logistical support for this match? Have you facilitated any arrangements? If so, what are the details? If not, say so clearly.

What due diligence have you conducted on the source of funding, the organisers and the human-rights record of the institutions involved?

Kenyans continue to demand accountability over abductions, alleged extrajudicial killings, police brutality and corruption. Families want answers. Citizens want justice. Yet we are being asked to celebrate an international football spectacle while these questions remain painfully urgent.

WHAT IS YOUR POSITION ON THESE CONCERNS?

Do you consider human rights and accountability relevant only when convenient, or do these principles apply even when your institutions and commercial partners engage with politically powerful governments?

Are your embassies participating in corruption or human-rights abuses in Kenya. We are demanding transparency about your involvement, if any, and a clear public position on the concerns Kenyans are raising.

To @FCBayern and @AFCAjax: What is the full financial arrangement behind your participation? Who is paying your fees and associated costs? Is any Kenyan public money involved, directly or indirectly? What independent human-rights checks have you undertaken? What tangible benefits will reach Kenyan clubs, players and grassroots football?

To @FIFAcom, @UEFA and @CAF_Online: What accountability standards should apply when international football events are organised amid serious public concerns about human rights and the use of public resources? Will you support transparency and meaningful investment in Kenyan football beyond one high-profile match political campaign strategy match?

@moyasa_ke: Publish the event's funding arrangements, the respective contributions of public and private sponsors, the contractual obligations and the measurable benefits to Kenyans. Explain why local football clubs cannot receive comparable visibility and sustainable support.

🇩🇪 @GermanyDiplo 🇳🇱 @DutchMFA: How much money linked to corruption in Kenya has been identified, frozen, recovered or investigated in Germany and the Netherlands, respectively, and how many credible requests for assistance involving suspected assets held by Kenyan public officials remain unresolved in your respective Countrie? Kenyan citizens deserve facts, figures and transparency your not diplomatic silence.

We also need to know how this event serves Kenyans facing rising living costs, fuel-price pressures, strained healthcare and education, and unresolved concerns about missing citizens and state accountability.

LET US BE ABSOLUTELY CLEAR: WE ARE NOT AGAINST FOOTBALL. WE ARE AGAINST IMPUNITY, SECRECY AND THE POLITICAL EXPLOITATION OF SPORT.

Kenyan football has its own clubs, players, coaches and supporters. They deserve investment, not selfies with international clubs to receive the spotlight.

To the ambassadors: your silence will automatically be interpreted as complicity. Diplomacy cannot become an excuse to avoid legitimate questions. Come out publicly and clarify your governments' involvement, in our corruption and your position on human rights violation in Kenya. @BBCAfrica @BBCWorld @hnnsbnd
#KenyaDeservesAnswers #KenyanFootball

[Mmeru mkenya @Drvaitevic]

@colloo92 @Exclusives1one Yes alikua waitress maasai...

[Mmeru mkenya @Drvaitevic]

@MrJamesKe Those countries don't have genius leaders with phD in botany and zoology

[Karani Mutonga @Karanimutonga]

A whole recorded 'big announcement' to announce that we are using kshs. 1 billion to host two European football clubs? In Rwanda, it's the sports minister who announced F1 deal.

That's how low we've fallen.

[Jomba @mwabilimwagodi2]

Ajax FC corporate email addresses:

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[Wachira. @Thee_mavERIC]

Sad that @FCBayernEN is sportswashing a brutal dictator in Kenya for cheap political mileage 💔

[derik njoroge @derik27537]

@AnuarSaddat This are the reasons I fear ruto, all his moves are direct plagiarism of previous dictators. Even Hitler pulled such a move with the Olympics.

[#Kambasome AK- 37 🇵🇸 🇿🇲🇰🇪 @DooNdiyo]

@AnuarSaddat Was it budgeted? Why does the President feel he can do as he pleases with public funds?

[Anwar Saddat @AnuarSaddat]

In 1974 Mobutu used more than $10 million to organize and finance the Rumble in the Jungle heavy-weight boxing match between Mohammed Ali and George Foreman at Stade du 20 Mai.

The event was attended by some 60,000 people which gave Mobutu a perfect propaganda opportunity to entrench himself and his rule.

54 years later, Ruto, often called Mobutu ya Kilgoris has also decided to pick from the same playbook, using more than kshs 790 million to host an inaugural friendly football game in Talanta Stadium Nairobi between Bayern Munich and Ajax.

Like Mobutu, Ruto is also expected to take advantage of that event and use it as a propaganda platform and tool to try cleaning his soiled image and reputation of his failed presidency.

The more things change, the more they remain the same.

[Kiberenge Jnr CPA @kiberenge79]

Somebody calls a whole press conference to announce that ati Bayern Munich will be playing Ajax in Kenya!
Kenyans held their breath, hoping the big announcement would be some tax relief, or lower fuel prices, or some relief from the unbearable cost of living.
Only to be told about a football match!
We seriously need a President.

[Dr Boni Khalwale, MD, CBS @DrBKhalwale]

Yes my cousin 🙌
One good turn deserves another

[Social Experiment @MediaMK]

Uni students are worried about delays in sitting for exams ... but, two clubs will play in January - RELEASE THE CONFETTI

[Calebo @CalebGirango]

The president is just doing everything to win the Youth vote. Bayern vs Ajax wasn't necessarily. We will watch live and on the 24 minute, we will Chant Wantam in memory of Comrades who lost their lives on 24th june 2024.

[Eric Njiru ⚽️ @EricNjiiru]

@JayPaulKe The lecturers are welcome to watch Luis Diaz on Ngong Rd

[Jomba @mwabilimwagodi2]

I am going to email Bayern Munich shareholders and ask them to cancel this nonsense by President Ruto.

[Mmeru mkenya @Drvaitevic]

@polo_kimanii Almost a billion goes up in flames in 90mins.... Mobutu did the same with the rumble in the jungle...The fall is near

[MethoDman @polo_kimanii]

This guy just called an Press Confrence to announce to the whole country that Ajax is playing in kenya next year? A whole Country! Like we’re Highschool

Whom does that help,and how?

Petrol is still at 227 but he wanat us to talk about bayern munich

SOME BULLSHIT!

[MethoDman @polo_kimanii]

790MILLION KES to Bring Bayern Munich to kenya to Play for 90 minutes, 790!