🔴⚪️ Sunday gain. No Arsenal fan should have less than 5000 followers. Drop your handles, REPOST and make sure you follow each other. Let’s go Gooner family ⚪️🔴
If presidential elections were to be held today who would you vote for?
Repost for Maraga ✅
Like for Ruto ✅
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Guys we need 1 million tweets for our brother Albert Ojwang.
Killed by the police just because of a tweet.
If this post appears on your TL, RETWEET WIDELY !
#JusticeForAlbertOjwang#RutoMustGo#FreeKevinMoinde
I have one question this morning, or maybe two:
In countries where systems work, have you ever heard of an “empowerment programme” where Members of Parliament go around dishing out money, foodstuffs, and other goodies, all from resources that are unaccounted for? Isn’t the role of parliamentarians in such systems to represent the people, legislate, and provide oversight?
Yet, here we are. In a country where the education system is collapsing due to lack of funds for capitation, and where the health sector is on its knees, we are witnessing money being thrown around in constituencies under the guise of “empowerment.” No transparency. No accountability. No explanation of where these resources are coming from, all while the state claims it is struggling to fund essential services.
There is no form of empowerment greater than a functional education system, a responsive, accessible healthcare system and a conducive business environment. That is what the wananchi need. That is what they deserve. Not these sideshows. Not handouts that offer no structured or sustainable solutions.
Real empowerment is systemic, not seasonal. It is about institutions, not optics!