I’d love to see us pass a law that makes corruption a career-ending crime.😂🇰🇪
Anyone found guilty of stealing public money should face life imprisonment, and full recovery of stolen assets,
No political connections. No “powerful people” loopholes. No 10-year court marathon until everyone forgets what happened.
If you steal from the public, you lose your freedom, and your stolen wealth.
Hii Kenya si ATM ya watu wachache.
Najua sisi sote ni Sifuna .
But let’s remove the campaign slogans for 2 minutes.
If Sifuna wakes up President of Kenya tomorrow, what is the FIRST thing you want him to do?
1. Which law/bill gets signed immediately?
2. Which government office needs a serious shake-up?
3. Who gets fired before they even finish their morning tea? 😂
4. What one thing must he fix in his FIRST 100 DAYS?
And please, no “fight corruption” answers. Be specific. 👀
Let’s see who actually has a plan beyond Twitter politics.
Sifuna presidency: His FIRST MOVE should be?
Harambee Starlets have one more big fight in WAFCON.
Senegal may have taken the points, but the tournament isn't over. Time to regroup, fight harder and finish strong.
Come on, Kenya!
The Premier League hasn't even properly started and football Twitter is already fighting over transfers, managers, tactics and GOAT debates.
We really missed this chaos. 😂⚽
Transfer season teaches you one thing:
A player can be “100% staying” on Monday and “medical at 9AM tomorrow” by Thursday. 😂
Never trust the transfer window.
Vinícius Jr. and Real Madrid renewal rumours are getting interesting.
If Arsenal really start monitoring that situation, football Twitter might need emergency services. 😭⚽
Every football fan during transfer season:
“I don't believe rumours.”
Also football fan at 2:13 AM:
“BREAKING: Player X liked Club Y's Instagram post.” 😂
The transfer window is still open, and football fans have officially entered the dangerous phase:
Refreshing Fabrizio Romano’s page every 30 seconds. 😭⚽
Transfer season is basically football's version of Nairobi matatu rumours.
“Deal almost done.”
“Medical scheduled.”
“Personal terms agreed.”
Then suddenly: HERE WE GO… nowhere. 😂
Some politicians are already talking about unity.
Beautiful.
Now tell us: unity around what policies, what economic plan and what kind of Kenya?
We are listening
“Mt Kenya is 50 years ahead” is a lazy excuse for poor governance elsewhere. If your argument is that other regions deserve better roads, schools and hospitals, then demand accountability from the leaders who have represented those regions for decades. Don’t turn another region’s development into a crime. Fix your region instead of resenting someone else’s progress.
When we say Mt Kenya privilege exists because of government goodwill as we beg for equitable development, please travel around the country and look at the state of infrastructure from roads to schools on other parts of the country. Central is developmentally at least 50 years ahead of most regions in Kenya.