Nairobi is becoming dirtier by the day—even areas like Kilimani and Lavington, right next to State House.
Sometimes I genuinely wonder: does the President ever walk beyond the gates of State House? Does he see the overflowing bins, filthy streets, broken pavements and general neglect around the city?
Do our leaders ever experience Nairobi on foot, the way ordinary citizens do? Because if they did, surely this situation would bother them.
Nairobi is our capital city. Why have we accepted this?
Lecturers are on strike. Fuel price is on the roof. Hospitals are struggling. But Ruto would rather spend hundreds of millions paying Bayern Munich to come and play in kenya for 90mins. Aki heri Nugu rais kuliko Rais nugu kama hii
@LlewellynOuya A daft like you will try to guilt trip us we knwo kasongo is so desperate…Lecturers have they been paid? Universities are closed….Education is broken , Health is on its death bed and you pay 1B for a mediocre game at the cost of what toa upuzi hapa dine with kasongo in peace
@LlewellynOuya Brother man...Question ni unanunua mazima 10 bob sindio?? Lecturers wamestrike, Fuel iko at all time high.
Lakini kichwa ya president wenu inafikiria Bayern Munich vs Ajax.
Neo colonialism at its peak....Si angeweka ATA gor vs afc leopards..