Early career researcher with expertise in metabolomics & genomics. Focus on plant tolerance to stress for improved plant health & food security @NUS_AgriFoS
In the silence of the forest, you experience more than 1,000 words can describe and the forest heals body and mind. In this spirit, I wish you a blessed rest of the day.❤️💙💚☘️🌱🌿🌳🌲🍀💚
Oscar Sudi’s statement in Yatta two weeks ago that Kalonzo Musyoka should be “prayed for” so that he can join the government and rescue the people of Lower Eastern from the chains of poverty is demeaning and insulting to the residents of the region.
Since those remarks were made, many concerned Kenyans, including supporters of President William Ruto, have called on me to speak out against a narrative that portrays Lower Eastern as uniquely poor. There are many poverty-stricken and needy regions in the country that are worse off than Lower Eastern. The people of Lower Eastern have consistently initiated and completed development projects, whether large or small, through their own determination, sacrifice, and resources, just like other kenyans across the country. We are proud of the many sons and daughters of lower eastern who have single-handedly built schools, churches, health facilities, and other community projects before handing them over for the benefit of the people.
If you look closely at the region Hon. Sudi comes from, you will notice that there are more schools operating under trees than in Lower Eastern, a region he appears to despise simply because he came there for a fundraiser. He needs to respect the people of Lower Eastern because we are not people who can be bought or easily misled. We are a people of dignity who stand firmly for our values, our interests, and our future. Like all other kenyans, we are capable of confronting our challenges, finding our own solutions, and shouldering our responsibilities with resilience. We are hardworking, law-abiding citizens who believe in earning our progress honestly.
Anyone who believes that the people of Lower Eastern are poorer than the rest of kenyans should take time to travel across the country and see the realities faced by many communities. It is unfortunate when leaders use public platforms to demean fellow kenyans because they are driven by personal or political interests rather than a genuine commitment to serve the people. Such remarks risk driving away supporters of president william ruto, who has consistently presented himself as a leader who walks alongside ordinary kenyans, treating every citizen with equal dignity and respect rather than creating divisions or classifying people according to their social or economic status.
@KosgeiPhi41659@therealantoh Only one reply is enough to justify how you were beaten. Do you think your people will buy kubaya thing. Infact we have seen it is possible to eat and vote wisely. I am among your people but mtashangaa this time round. Better vote for someone else than vote mtu wetu and suffer..
Senator okiya explains what happened yesterday night
How senators were called to statehouse to plot against SIFUNA
Shame on you @ledamalekina we all thought you had some principles left in you, you were a scavenger around baba all this time,,
#SisiNdioSifuna
🌍 Protecting the planet doesn’t always require billions—it starts with everyday choices.
Swedish billionaire Johan Eliasch reportedly purchased over 400,000 acres of the Amazon rainforest, showing what commitment to nature can achieve.
#Treewards#ClimateAction#PlantTrees 🌳
EACC: Hatujui Maspika Wanakampeni
EACC imetoa ripoti kuwa haina taarifa yeyote kuhusiana na maspika Moses Wetangula na Amason Kingi kuhusika katika kampeni ya kumpigia debe Rais Ruto katika uchaguzi wa 2027.
#NTVJioni@FredMuitiriri
Nothing in nature lives for itself.
Rivers do not drink their own water.
Trees do not eat their own fruit.
The sun does not shine for itself.
The fragrance of a flower is not for itself.
Life for each other
is the rule of nature ❤️💙💚🌿🌳🌲🌱☘️🍀💚