Mtu wa Bodaboda

The problem is not the Constitution, the problem is mainly the Kenyatta's the Moi's and the Odinga's family and now the KK gafment

[Ms Rose’s Grandson. @GMONEYizME]

Facts, then again slavery was executed under the blessings of the church ….

[Mtu wa Bodaboda @marsh_thumbiz]

ass on fire!

[Out of Context Human Race @NoContextHumans]

https://t.co/3XTJ8AcFkE

[Mtu wa Bodaboda @marsh_thumbiz]

#Moseskuria is known for his unmatched ability in running. Running his mouth and running late is where he particularly shine!

[Mtu wa Bodaboda @marsh_thumbiz]

I laughed at this tweet!

[Dr. Ezekiel Mutua, MBS @EzekielMutua]

I think those bringing the cost of living debate into the equation and seeing its absence from the list of negotiation items as betrayal are missing the point. When there's peace the cost of living will go down. Peace is the key to everything. Let's not be petty!

[Mtu wa Bodaboda @marsh_thumbiz]

@Eng_skio @supergitts @iwabaru haha...

[Gabriel Oguda @gabrieloguda]

Kindergaten mpaka chuo kikuu; downtown
Kwa machizi na masister duu; mikono juu
Hapo vipi? hapo sawa!

[Mtu wa Bodaboda @marsh_thumbiz]

Only 72%? Then this is a win for Ruto

[NTV Kenya @ntvkenya]

72% of Kenyans believe country is headed in wrong direction – Report https://t.co/9AojSuPci0

[Mtu wa Bodaboda @marsh_thumbiz]

NGUI

[Kimani Ichung’wah @KIMANIICHUNGWAH]

Why would someone be having over 20 guns yet they are not an armoury. Let's be honest with each other. A siege mentality to earn cheap public sympathy will not cut it. The security of the nation is paramount. If police are coming for you, it's not for nothing

[Mtu wa Bodaboda @marsh_thumbiz]

LoL from syokimau to Mlolongo? kwani how foolish and gullible do they take us for?

[NTV Kenya @ntvkenya]

CS Murkomen: Vandals caused KES 500m damage on Nairobi Expressway https://t.co/zDfSx8mQtQ

[Wachira. @Thee_mavERIC]

Next step is to beat up politicians on sight 😂

[KIPRONO @Onorpik]

For you to defend the government right now, it's either you are dumb or heavily paid.

[Mtu wa Bodaboda @marsh_thumbiz]

Yesterday wasn't about Raila...It was about that shitty Bill you pushed down our throats with so much impunity and pride.

[Hon FCPA Kuria Kimani, CBS - MP Molo @KuriaKimaniMP]

Dear Raila Odinga supporters and sympathizers, as you may or may not have noticed, your leader was absent in action today. But he incited you to loot and vandalize. These are economic crimes that have far reaching legal implications. GoK shall get in touch with you. Sooner than you may think. And you will be on your own. This is economic sabotage. All Kenyans of goodwill are now enjoined. See you! #Maandamanowednesday

[Njeri Thorne @NjeriBt]

What is he restraining himself from? Feeding Kenyans?

[Mtu wa Bodaboda @marsh_thumbiz]

You guys are now courting Iran? The next maandamano will be sponsored by the WEST! Be smart

[Rigathi Gachagua @rigathi]

Delivering on The Plan.

[Mtu wa Bodaboda @marsh_thumbiz]

Economic sabotage? Now describe the NYS scandal!

[Anne Waiguru EGH, OGW @AnneWaiguru]

I condemn in the strongest terms possible the wanton destruction of property - public & private - in the name of protesting high cost of living. These are not demonstrations. This is thuggery clothed in constitutional garb. This is economic sabotage.. its intended effect is counter productive to the purported cause. How does burning cars, buildings and destroying infrastructure which we are still paying loans for bring down the cost of living? While police must protect peaceful protestors thugs, saboteurs and their hirers must face the full force of the law!

[Mtu wa Bodaboda @marsh_thumbiz]

We went to school together bro...comprehend!

[Pierron @Kipkorirronop]

@paulinenjoroge Police should wait and be burnt in their vehicles. That's what you are saying? Well done Pauline.

[Mtu wa Bodaboda @marsh_thumbiz]

Gasagua

[Mubabaddie. @MuchiriH]

Kesho 5AM parliament road …

[Mtu wa Bodaboda @marsh_thumbiz]

Inasemekana yeye ni mwenda wazimu....

[CrazyMkenya @NduiluKamali]

My major worry is how is he coming up with these figures.

[Sir-Rap-A-Lot @Osama_otero]

😭😭

[Mtu wa Bodaboda @marsh_thumbiz]

What happens when state captures parliament? What happens when Parliament Majority Leader publicly declares that the government paid opposition MP's to manipulate the votes? What happens when the Judiciary is in bed with the government?

[Gerald Bitok @geraldbitok]

The scenes witnessed today are extremely heartbreaking.

While the concept of public demonstrations and protests, Maandamano, has historically played a significant role in bringing about fundamental changes in the country, the current situation appears to be a zero-sum game with no winners but losers.

The right to engage in peaceful demonstrations and picketing is not only enshrined in our constitution but also available to all Kenyans, regardless of their background, as a means to express dissatisfaction with government policies or the conduct of elected officials.

However, this right comes with a responsibility and patriotic duty for protestors to ensure that their activities remain peaceful, without causing harm to lives or property. Anything beyond this infringes upon the rights of other Kenyans to conduct their daily affairs and is therefore akin to lawlessness and terrorism.

Even more importantly, in a mature democracy like ours, the opposition has an established platform in parliament to act as a check and balance on the government, holding them accountable for their actions. Any genuine and meaningful dissatisfaction with the government should ideally be expressed through this channel. Interestingly, both the Kenya Kwanza and Azimio La Umoja coalitions initially formed a bipartisan team to address these issues through structured dialogue. It is unclear why or if they have since abandoned these engagements.

Unfortunately, it is highly regrettable when politicians manipulate the emotions and frustrations of innocent Kenyans, engaging in counterproductive political activities that hampers the very goal of reducing the high cost of living it claims to support, as it disrupts business activities and creates instability. As such, the cause loses its pretence of genuineness and gradually degenerates into a desperate attempt to exploit the poor for political gain.

Moreover, clashes between unruly protestors and the police force sometimes result in unintended loss of life, as authorities attempt to prevent property destruction. This situation is detrimental to everyone involved and serves no beneficial purpose.

When all is said and done, we will all need a country to live in, and when the guns finally go silent, it won't matter who was right but who is left.