@therealantoh I like this political algebra. π UDA + Kalonzo + Mudavadi + Wetang'ula.... but who gets the second-in-command slot? And don't forget Papa wa Roma is still waiting on the lower side. π Let the noise begin!
@Kenyans Exploiting the poor because you're rich isn't leadership. Can the available resources in Northern Kenya and the Coast sustain a rising population when poverty and unemployment are already high? Focus on creating opportunities first. Bure kabisa.
@Kenyans U left a job paying KSh 5 million for KSh 500,000, and you expect everyone to believe that narrative? π Wanasiasa kweli! Those shady deals will eventually come to light. You wanted power, got it by helping push your neighbors out of leadership. That loan? You'll pay it back.
@Atiang_Meli You're raising one question that only leads to another: where is the money coming from? Have you forgotten the Ol Kalou style? People may come, eat and dance, but the joker card will be revealed in 2027. The natural mystic is "Sisi Ndio Sifuna." π #Wantam
@jmuragengunjiri A snake shedding its skin doesn't change its behavior. Changing political labels doesn't erase the past. Kenyans still remember the NYS saga and the political shifts of the past. Now that the political tide has changed, another public sympathy narrative seems to be emerging.π
@Kenyans What happened to Kebaso's presidential ambition? π Looks like even an MCA seat isn't guaranteed, so now it's Jubilee and endless drama. Someone never tested at the ballot should stop interfering with Sifuna. Kenyans can see through broker politics meant to divide.
@otienowill Exactly. π―β People haven't forgotten the controversies around 2017. Now the same political broker is back, rushing around with "tunataka power." Selling out a party for personal gain doesn't inspire trust. Watajua 2027. Wantam! π
@primemediakenya Giving Oparanya DP position won't magically change people's lives. It's like adding 5 cents to a million. Even Mudavadi served as VPunder Moi, yet KANU still lost . History reminds us it's people who decide. Pay retired teachers their dues instead of chasing political optics.
@StandardKenya The writing is on the wallβclear as day. Anyone from our region who chooses to betray our own for short-term politics should be ready to face the people's verdict. Loyalty is earned, and betrayal has consequences.
@sholard_mancity People left Atwoli long ago after realizing he was taking advantage of the community's struggles and acting as a broker for whichever government was in power. The fact remains: he never supported Ruto until after Ruto had already won the presidency.
@Kenyans We compromised to give you a post to save your political career, yet today you're pointing fingers at the hand that fed you. Politics isn't about drama or seeking sympathyβit's about leadership. Ubaya ni bangi mbichi, wachana nayo.
@itskipronoh Linda a revolutionary movement determined to sweep hardships facing Kenyans. It's a natural mystic that can't be stopped. Focus should be on the people's issues & the vision for a better Kenyaβnot on counting buses or trying to discredit those who choose to attend its meetings.
@smutoro This is a warning to old guards like Atwoli who don't like seeing their own children rise. Atwoli should stop thinking he speaks for all Luhyas or that he is the community's broker in government. Congratulations to Ambwere for standing up and supporting emerging leadership.
@EtalePhilip Eating doesn't mean everyone in Western Kenya will buy these houses. Many already own ancestral land. The real test is affordability, demand, and occupancyβnot photo ops. Let's be realistic, not cheerleaders for every government project.
@omwambaKE Apologies welcome, but accountability matters . Let return tangible results for the community, not words. Voters will weigh the record alongside the alternatives and choose the leadership they believe will serve them best. Forgiveness is possible, but trust has to be earned.