@Aaroncheruiyot You label constitutional oversight as 'extortion'.
Because public scrutiny disrupts how executive backrooms align.
If the refinery agreement is honest, clean, and sound
Table the contract in Parliament instead of running your mouth around here.
Barack Obama was the President of the United States.
He came to Kenya with power, influence and plenty of resources behind him.
Yet he was humble.
He spoke to Kenyans with respect.
He did not come here behaving as though being American made him superior to Kenyans.
He understood one simple thing: you can be powerful without being arrogant.
Then there is Aliko Dangote, a Nigerian billionaire, in Nairobi addressing Kenyans with a tone that suggests he has forgotten which country he is standing in.
Nigeria is not some flawless first world paradise lecturing Kenya from the moral high ground. It has battled Boko Haram and other terrorist groups, severe insecurity, corruption and serious governance challenges.
Yet here we are, listening to a businessman from Nigeria talking to Kenyans as though Kenya is some backward outpost that should bow before his billions.
No.
Your money does not make you Kenyan.
Your factories do not make you president.
Your billions do not give you sovereignty over this country.
Kenya welcomes investment. We welcome Nigerians. We welcome business.
But we do not surrender our dignity at the airport together with the investor's luggage.
Obama had the power of the American presidency behind him and still understood humility.
Dangote has billions behind him and seems to have discovered arrogance.
Money can buy factories. It cannot buy the right to disrespect Kenyans.
Know the difference between doing business in Kenya and owning Kenya.
@_SystemYaFacts Obsessed with H.E as the threat grows more clear.
1st, restore rule of law and legislative grace,
Stop unconstitutional levies, hold executives in place.
Protect human rights, end police overreach, restore civic pride,
And purge the state payroll where the propaganda trolls hide.
12 years ago, William Ruto was sent by his boss President Uhuru Kenyatta to Dangote Cement plant in Kogi state, Nigeria. Kenya was fast tracking licensing for Dangote's project here. After the visit, Dangote bolted, decrying advances of bribes and kickbacks.
Today, Ruto tells us imaginary people asked Dangote for bribes and kickbacks. But we all know him.
@MutahiNgunyi You're just trying to cloud a clear vision until it gets blurred. When you can't defeat the argument or break the stance
You attack the messengerโs mind to keep our minds in a trance.
A narrative engineering from you.
But Sifunaโs track record speaks and leaves a permanent mark.
@_SystemYaFacts He represents truth and standing firm in the space.
Unafraid to challenge power, speaking facts to the state,
Cutting through political noise with a sharp, reasoned debate.
Grounded in conviction, keeping loyalty sound,
Amplifying public voice where real courage is found.
@_SystemYaFacts You run manufactured narratives from digital desks in the dark,
Trying to dictate who leads the resistance and sparks the arc.
But the woke as the dinosaurs we see the psychological play,
You canโt handpick our general or decide our political day.
@_SystemYaFacts You State-funded troll farms pushing psychological ops,
Trying to pick the opposition before the real battle drops.
Endorsing Kalonzo on timeline posts just to cause a divide,
Fearing Sifuna's fiery vocal energy standing on our side.
@gladyswanga Goonladys Wanga hiding behind performative emotional tricks.
Using the late's legacy to consolidate party control and reign.
While the people you govern still suffer systemic economic pain.
STOP PACKAGING EMOTIONAL NOSTALGIA AS GOVERNANCE. CHECK THE STRATEGIC SHIFT. ODM DIED TOO!