MR. PRESIDENT, SIT DOWN AND RETHINK
Mr. President, sometimes silence speaks louder than a thousand microphones. Watching you abroad casually brand Kenyans as “average thinkers” was not leadership , it was arrogance in a suit. You forget, sir, that it’s those same “average thinkers” who braved hunger, dust, and long queues to put you in State House. In my village we say, when a tree forgets its roots, the wind reminds it where it came from.
You found systems that were working , education that was functional, NHIF that was serving, and public institutions that only needed discipline, not demolition. Now every sector you’ve “reformed” is on life support, gasping for order. You replaced NHIF with SHA, promised a miracle, but delivered confusion. You dismantled CBC before understanding it, and you call that innovation.
Even the so-called “new models” , from housing levy to Hustler Fund , sound more like fundraising drives than government policy. A government that spends billions to make life harder for its people should stop calling itself visionary. You don’t cure a fever by cutting off the patient’s head.
Mr. President, with all due respect, Kenya doesn’t need a motivational speaker-in-chief. We need a listener-in-chief , a leader who walks with his people, not above them. You can’t keep fumbling everything that was working, then travel abroad to mock the very people holding this country together.
Take a chair, breathe, and rethink. This country will not move forward through intimidation or lectures, but through inclusion and humility. Kenya doesn’t lack thinkers , it lacks a president humble enough to listen to them.
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-Kevin Muhohio Nyambura
Huyu jamaa ni activist from Murang'a uni. amekua abducted hapa muranga na Simu yake imezimika. Manze share widely!
When will this end?