@Onorpik We don't have a government. We have economic mercenaries who captured the state and use machinery of the state to extract from the public. They even grabbed the Public Seal from the Attorney-General and whisked it away to State House.
Broad Based politicians in a private jet, flushing out their latest IPhones, going to preach “Usawa ni Sawa” to Kenyans struggling to buy Kerosene, some whose sick relatives can’t afford to pay for their treatment because SHA is not working, some who can’t go to college because they have no tuition money, some who only eat one meal in a day because after Ruto takes all the housing levy and other deductions from their paychecks, the don’t have enough money for 3 meals.
Kuna usawa gani kati ya wajamaa wanava kshs 1million shoes na a Kenyan struggling to buy token for electricity?
BABA, here they are.....
BABA, here they are, they left your dear wife to feel and be like the real widow she is, and your children to feel and be like the orphans they are.
BABA, here they are, those who were mourning your death the loudest and immediately abandoned you and your family once you kissed the soil, 6 feet under.
BABA, here they are, those who sold your more than 50yrs dream, legacy, soul, achievements, sacrifice and everything you had fought for to an illegitimate regime, for pieces of silver.
BABA, here they are, now wagging their tongues inside military choppers like leaves of a mnazi tree under a tornado as they escort the tormentor to his re-election campaigns.
BABA, here they are, some who played prominent roles in your funeral, in the funeral of a person they initially referred to an anarchist, a witch, criminal, a person they were ready to humiliate in front of the whole world.
BABA, here they are, the ones who did not mind sparring even a minute to commemorate your legacy during your first anniversary.
BABA, here they are, the UDA cabal that rejected you, stole your victory, put you through suffering, later attempted to shoot you dead in 2023, 3yrs later they ended up mourning the loudest more than those who cared for you and stood by you for decades.
BABA, here they are, just one year in the land of the unknown, they have forgotten you, and they are serving the master that is massaging their greedy bellies, faithfully, that they lack time to even remember you.
BABA, here they are, you didn't tell us how to treat them when they will be shouting and reciting your name in rallies, for them to get political favors in the ballot in the coming elections.
BABA, give us a SIGNAL...
Signed: Yours truly, political son in pain, Generali Osumo!
As @LindaMwananchi_ team, we forgive the disgraceful conduct by DIG Gilbert Masengeli and Lagat at Opicho’s funeral in Kitale today. We still got to speak to the people. I know many in public service are living in fear because we have a very petty regime in power. Being seen to “allow” opposition leaders too much leeway can end careers. My assurance is that in 10 months you will experience true freedom.
Happening..at Sipala Primary, Mihuu Ward, Webuye East Constituency to condole with area MCA Hon. Violet Makhanu as she lays her daughter Grace Nelima to rest.
We were alive when George Saitoti and Orwa Ojode died in a plane crash!
We were here when Gen Ogolla perished in a plane crash!
We were here when Johanna Ng'eno went down in a plane crash!
We were alive when Cyrus Jirongo died in a car accident!
WHAT ACCIDENT?
Please do not kill @edwinsifuna !Do not kill @LindaMwananchi_
Principals!
We all have a right to life!
#SifunaRoars
#SisiNdioSifuna
Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna says Raila Odinga taught him to always put the welfare of Kenyans first when making political decisions.
He recalls Baba’s belief that politics is about persuasion, not forcing people to accept your position.
William Ruto keeps insisting that Edwin Sifuna has no agenda. Yet, in their political exchanges, Sifuna has raised questions about the rule of law, public expenditure, housing, healthcare, equitable opportunities and the protection of citizens’ lives. The striking feature is how often policy disagreements give way to personal attacks.
Consider the exchanges.
When Sifuna speaks about constitutionalism, Ruto’s reported response is: “Huna akili. Which country is run like that?” When Sifuna questions the suitability of high-rise housing in rural communities without adequate social amenities, the retort becomes: “Wewe ni fala banaa!”
When Sifuna proposes scrapping the Housing Levy, cutting government wastage and balancing the national budget, Ruto reportedly resorts to the labels “Mr Empty”, “Mr Shiny Things” and “Mr 40”.
But where is the substantive rebuttal? If Sifuna’s proposals are impractical, the President can explain why. If the proposed savings cannot balance the budget, the Treasury can provide the figures. Public policy should be tested against evidence, not drowned out by insults.
The disagreement becomes even more consequential when citizens’ lives are at stake. Sifuna’s argument is that infrastructure, however impressive, cannot be the sole measure of national progress. Roads and stadia matter, but so do civil liberties, police accountability and the right of citizens to live without fear. Development must be measured not only by what a government builds, but also by how it treats the people in whose name it governs.
On healthcare, Sifuna has challenged the tendency to equate registration figures with success. The relevant questions are whether patients can access treatment, whether medicines are available and whether vulnerable households can obtain care without being pushed into financial distress. Those are measurable outcomes against which the government’s promises should be assessed.
And when Sifuna speaks about healthcare, constitutional accountability or public expenditure, the reported response “Umetumwa na sponsor! Uko down! Uko down banaa!” raises a broader question about the quality of political debate.
Kenyans deserve a contest of ideas in which claims are tested, budgets are scrutinised, allegations are supported by evidence and leaders are judged by measurable outcomes.
If Sifuna’s agenda is as empty as Ruto suggests, the government should have no difficulty dismantling it with facts.
You can now tell who is empty between the two.🤣
Musalia 4 Billion
Muturi 700 Million
Duale 851 Million
Mutua 420 Million
Wahome 390 Million
Ladies and gentlemen a total of over 6 Billion Shillings appeared for vetting in bunge today to join the mama mboga government.
Sifuna is going to break the record for the highest number of votes ever garnered by a presidential candidate in Kenya. It’s going to be a landslide victory!
Ruto went to report to the people of Kiminini that Sifuna launched his Party, then joined Fred Obachi Machoka at Machoka@50, then went to his house to sleep.
He has not said that Sifuna abducted any one, or looted any public resources, or killed any one, or grabbed any land, or said any lies.
The people of Kiminini were left wondering "what should do with this information?"
MISPLACED PRIORITIES!!
While the government pushes for expensive affordable housing projects in Isiolo County, the actual roads we travel on daily are left completely impassable. Communities need basic infrastructure, Health care facilities, water and safe roads to survive before any housing blocks.
H.E Edwin Sifuna is always right.
@edwinsifuna