I don't think what Kenya needs is young or youthful leaders as many allege. Because Kawanjiku is not a grandfather. Neither is Jicho Pevu, Toto, Karen Nyamu among many others. What we need as a country is people with a CAPACITY to lead. That is what we lack. That is what we need.
Julia Njoki was tortured inside Nanyuki Police Station.
This has been normalized for far too long . FAR TOO LONG.
These Killer cops and known and are only transfered to go stir up trouble elsewhere.
We DEMAND #JusticeforJuliaNjoki
NOW!! @WilliamsRuto
To get 1.2 Billion for the 3 years The Saint William has been in office, he'd have to save 1,095,890.4109589 daily to get to 1.2Bn . If ni wale marafiki zake wa free Planes Dubai ...then kuna deal yao inaivana ...meanwhile Supply of arms anyone?
As a Leader, if the generation you are leading is this hopeless then you should be very worried because your time up there is not defined. Don't lose hope guys, we will triumph.
Imagine you are about to eat with your only son, then police officers show up, ask to go with him.
You ask what he has done, and they tell you he shared a newspaper headline on his Twitter page that someone in government found offensive.
They put your son in handcuffs, without letting him even finish eating and ask you to follow them to Nairobi, for more details.
Somewhere in their journey, your son calls you and asks you to speak with the police not to put in a place he can’t have enough oxygen to breathe because of his medical condition.
When you get to Nairobi, the police tell you to go see the lifeless body of your son in the mortuary!
A son they took from you full of life is being given to you lifeless.
You never had the opportunity to eat the last meal with your son, never had the opportunity to hug him one more time, never had an opportunity to kiss him goodbye.
And you then imagine how your son was killed, the pain he endured at the hands of those who should have protected him, you wonder probably if you had gone with him, arrested together, your son would still be alive!
That is the hell Albert’s father must be going through now.
All these because we have a government led by cold hearted and heartless individuals who will give orders for the killings of other people’s children without any thought.
Can’t we just have normal governments that work to fulfill their election manifestos and don’t have to kill anyone?
The death of Albert is painful, very painful. No government should put any parent through such grief!
Albert Ojwang is not just a name ,he is a symbol of a broken system that murders its own children and dares to lie about it.
We will not let this one slide. Not this time. Not again.
Because every life taken in custody is a crime. Every cover-up is a betrayal of the Constitution. Every silence is complicity.
We demand:
Public accountability.
Immediate action against officers involved.
Independent investigations with results not excuses.
We will keep saying his name. We will keep standing.
Because if we stop shouting, they will keep killing. We refuse to live in that kind of Kenya.
Say his name: Albert Ojwang. A young Kenyan. An influencer. A son. A citizen. Arrested by DCI in Migori. Hauled across the country to Nairobi. Locked up in Central Police Station. DEAD by morning.
Now they insult our intelligence with the line: “he injured himself”. Nonsense. Lies. Cover-up.
Albert died in police custody. That means the state bears full responsibility.
This is not an “incident.” It is state-sanctioned murder.
How many more young Kenyans must be killed in cells? How many parents must bury their children without answers?
We will not let this one slide.