Wuod Nyakisumo

Car enthusiast, Resident Economist, Co-founder Effective Animal Advocacy Kenya (EAAK).

[Winnie gatumu @ConfidentStron1]

Leaders who failed to win popularity through tribalism and regional politics are now targeting Burundians. Don’t let them turn your frustration into xenophobia.

Your enemy is not your fellow African. Stop being used.

[Rein @Asamoh_]

So you are threatened over a you selling tea and coffee in the streets of Nairobi. Bullshit

[Wuod Nyakisumo @humphreyAugo]

@Fanichaz @kenyasgossips Ask me,,I know

[Wuod Nyakisumo @humphreyAugo]

@_fels1 Inaninyonga,,,kwanza hii ya Man U,, na vile wanangoja Liverpool itunyoroshe

[Wuod Nyakisumo @humphreyAugo]

@Ohta_Ryota @JdGuchua @Msnyaguthii @RailaOdinga Pewa mbili Kwa bill yako

[JaPrado. @Dr_AustinOmondi]

Onagi has in their hearts chose Babu Owino. That’s the reality that is.

[king @kingrudhaah]

#ByeByePassaris
#FagiaWote
#MaragaOmtata

[Rapcha The Sayantist @IAMRAPCHA]

The Kenyan youth are in a serious war with Ruto because of corruption and bad governance

Gachagua's war with Ruto is different from the youth, it's a revenge mission

The youth want to remove the entire political class that also includes Gachagua

Msilete confusion

[Wuod Nyakisumo @humphreyAugo]

@Nyambura___e Where are we safe,,,

[Macuiri @OGal_B]

#SiriNiNumbers

Now we must be heading to statehouse

[Wuod Nyakisumo @humphreyAugo]

@Muchang_i All eyes on you kama Tupac

[Miss Nyambura @Nyambura___e]

I'm unable to join today 🥲
But let's inject online
#SiriNiNumbers

[I am Chege @_James041]

Kindly help us find Cornelius Kimanzi🙏

[Muthoni Njakwe @muthoni_njakwe]

When young people start writing eulogies, leaving instructions on what they want done if they are unalived during the 25th protest…
Some even going as far as paying morgue deposits in advance, then this is no longer just another protest.

These are young people who’ve accepted their fate.
They have nothing to lose.
You cannot scare such people. You can’t silence them with force.

Have you ever been in that place of complete hopelessness?
Where nothing is working, doors don’t open, your dreams are on life support…
That space where even death doesn’t scare you anymore because, to be honest, you died a long time ago on the inside?

That’s the space many young Kenyans are in right now.

We’ve talked about this over and over:
👉 Create employment.
👉 Restore hope.
👉 Give young people a reason to believe in their country again.

Kenya’s Gen Z is educated, aware, and wired for global excellence, but every day, instead of opportunities, they’re slapped in the face with:

❎Extravagant displays of wealth by politicians
❎Lavish lifestyles built off stolen public funds
❎A system that rewards the corrupt and ignores the deserving

How do you explain a politician who was bankrupt five years ago, now buying apartments in Dubai and driving million-dollar cars?

Instead of overburdening and ignoring a generation crying out for dignity,
Give them jobs. Give them a future.
Because when people have nothing to lose, they become unstoppable.

[Wuod Nyakisumo @humphreyAugo]

@Thriving_luos Ok bi chalo ne gi

[Pauline Njoroge @paulinenjoroge]

After last year’s GenZ protests, the president admitted that one of his administration’s biggest failures was poor communication with the public. He squarely blamed those entrusted with that responsibility, suggesting they had fallen short. At the time, it seemed like a turning point, as though the government was finally ready to listen, to reform, and to serve the people better.

Many people took him at his word and when they were called in to support, they stepped up. Not out of blind loyalty, but out of hope. Hope that perhaps, just perhaps, there was a genuine desire to reset the course of leadership in the country.

But for some of us, it did not take long to see through the smokescreen, and we quickly retreated, unwilling to lend our credibility to a system our conscience could not tolerate.

Beneath the carefully staged gestures of reform, nothing had changed. As soon as the protests faded and the pressure eased, the system snapped right back to its old self, to business as usual. The same arrogance, same disregard for the people, the same toxic indifference that sparked the protests in the first place.

The administration does not have a communication problem. It has a delivery problem, an arrogance problem and a moral problem. It is tone deaf to the concerns of the people.

And now, as citizens prepare to march in memory of those killed over a year ago simply for demanding justice, there are reports that entities within the administration are quietly plotting to meet them with violence once again.

This is not just unacceptable. It is shameful.

What kind of country have we become, where the government sees citizens not as people to serve, but as threats to silence? Where justice for the dead is met not with empathy, but with intimidation and fake promises?

[Bevalyne Kwamboka @bevalynekwambo3]

.#FreeDaguin

[✨ @wanjiruchege_]

Our friend Ndiangui Kinyagia is missing guys!! 😭He has been unreachable since Saturday morning and DCI raided his home and confiscated his laptops and other documents. please amplify!! #RutoMustGo #FreeNdiangui

[Ken Rio Amasha @amasha_junior]

‼️ABDUCTION IN MBEERE SOUTH ‼️……

Forwarded as Received……

This person Peter Muchichu has been abducted by subaru boys at Muraru market,Mbeti South Ward,Mbeere south Constituency,Embu county.

They have taken his phone. No one knows his
whereabouts…..

Please share widely….
#FreepeterMuchichu

[Sholla Ard 🇰🇪 @sholard_mancity]

Sijapenda how amason kingi is managing senate. How's it possible that senators have asked all those questions then u adjourn before the IG etc answer them ? Amason has literally given the police an opportunity to go and cook more lies 🙇🏻🙇🏻 NOT NICE AT ALL