Mohamed Boru

[Mohamed Boru @mwboru]

ODM generals thought removing @edwinsifuna as SG would make him irrelevant. Instead, they diminished themselves & turned him into a political nightmare for their masters. God always rewards sincere intentions & in equal ways knows how to punish bad intended people.
#MrEmpty

[Mohamed Boru @mwboru]

@gpdkaluma ODM generals thought removing Sifuna as SG would make him irrelevant. Instead, they diminished themselves & turned him into a political nightmare for their masters. God always rewards sincere intentions & in equal measures knows how to punish bad intended people - BITTER SOULS.

[Mohamed Boru @mwboru]

@a_m_media_ke UDA was built and popularised in less than a year yet defeated ODM, which had existed for over a decade.
DCP is barely a year old but already commands more attention than ANC, which Musalia has led for decades.
In politics, age doesn’t guarantee relevance—support does.

[Mohamed Boru @mwboru]

@ahmednasirlaw @rigathi @WehliyeMohamed @AbdikadirMohami @BillowKerrow Tactics to rule the poor electorates is to make them more poorer & dependent on cash handouts. The only outcome from such leadership styles is that; few elites become super rich & in control of power, the larger mass remains a tool of growth for few rich while continue suffering.

[Mohamed Boru @mwboru]

@ahmednasirlaw @rigathi @WehliyeMohamed @AbdikadirMohami @BillowKerrow This move by NEP politicians is deliberate for reasons known to them, any step to empower their people, it lead to the END of their POLITICAL ERA. For them to survive then, the larger mass should continue to suffer as handouts remain the only tool to measure them politically.

[Mohamed Boru @mwboru]

@kulanpost This is where the real question lies.

Our struggle has never been a lack of resources but has been a lack of honest & good leadership.

[Mohamed Boru @mwboru]

@kulanpost that includes gravel roads, scattered water points, fenced compounds, a few ECD blocks & signposts. Do they remotely reflect the value of KSh 100 billion?

Do they resemble even a fraction of the infrastructure that such resources are capable of doing?

[Mohamed Boru @mwboru]

@kulanpost all of these towers combined, not theoretically, but practically. That is the scale of the money that has passed through our devolved governments.

Now compare the mental image of these beautiful buildings to the physical projects on the ground across Northern Kenya counties;

[Mohamed Boru @mwboru]

@kulanpost 4) Landmark Upper Hill projects such as UAP, Britam, Prism, and Upper Hill Chambers commonly range between KSh 4–5 billion each.

5) The GTC complex along Waiyaki is a little bit higher in value. It costs around 10-15 billion.

With KES 100 billion, you could have acquired almost

[Mohamed Boru @mwboru]

@kulanpost 1) The CBK Pension Tower along Haile Selassie Avenue is valued at roughly KSh 2.5 billion.

2) The I&M Tower on Kenyatta Avenue sits in a similar KSh 2.3 billion range.

3) Times Tower and the Cooperative Building (Bomb blast) also fall within the KSh 2–3 billion bracket.

[Mohamed Boru @mwboru]

@kulanpost capital were invested in the commercial real estate sector, one County from this region could today own a large part of the iconic Upper Hill towers & Skyline buildings that are located in Nairobi CBD that we are all admire from far.

For example:

[Mohamed Boru @mwboru]

@kulanpost as a case study. From 2013 to date, any of these counties has received approximately KES:100 billion of devolved funds. The majority of the voters from these counties just hear about the figure, but very few of them understand it's true magnitude.

To illustrate:
If that kind of

[Mohamed Boru @mwboru]

@kulanpost RIGGY-G IS THE MAN THAT MAKES NORTHERN COUNTIES WORK.
To put into perspective what H.E Rigathi Gachagua is highlighting, it is important for the people of Northern Kenya to reflect on what our counties have actually received since devolution began.

Take the County of your choice

[Mohamed Boru @mwboru]

@DavidNdii Change your comparison from Kenya; To Mbs or Nrb to become Singapore. It would have made sense. Otherwise; there are no factors of the economy that fit your vision plan if you are to compare Kenya to Singapore. Singapore is a split coastal city next to the state of Malaysia.

[Mohamed Boru @mwboru]

@DavidNdii Daktari! Is it fair to even compare Singapore with Kenya? Population is 6M against 50M. Land mass 736sq km against 580,000 sq km respectively. No economical factors are there to fit your vision. Maybe change the vision plan; in 30 years, you will make Nairobi become Singapore.

[Mohamed Boru @mwboru]

@Isaac_Otwoma Why should anyone have that intention to remove @edwinsifuna from ODM? Baba knows why he chose Sifuna as his SG for all those years despite him telling the truth as is without doubting any of his words. His speech at the funeral remained the same as it was during Baba's lifetime.

[Mohamed Boru @mwboru]

@RobertAlai His stay or not to stay in an ODM party past November doesn't matter, what matters is the truth & honesty he has been championing for. Senator @edwinsifuna was the rightful mind SG that this party will never get.

[Mohamed Boru @mwboru]

@DanChepta @edwinsifuna Baba's intention in forming the broad based Gov't with President Ruto was only one; Is for the country to maintain its peaceful coexistence so that GenZ led revolution not to force Kenya into military rule state. It was never meant for Ruto's 2nd term presidency.

[Mohamed Boru @mwboru]

@edwinsifuna If someone wants to know the clinical definition of who loves Baba the most, you're the one @edwinsifuna if anything goes wrong in ODM from today, we know it's not you as you've shown all honesty at your level best. Go well Baba... May the soul of our fallen ICON rest in POWER.

[Mohamed Boru @mwboru]

@edwinsifuna Leave alone the PEOPLE, even GOD would love a person who stood ground & defend what is right. You're one man who has never contradicted his own words on any political podium, You've kept your values & integrity intact. You're Principled in all your speech from Inception to date.