MUST GO! MUST GO! MUST GO!
Must Go is a political slogan used by Kikuyu tribalists against non-Kikuyu presidents and leaders.
It never featured against Jomo Kenyatta, the first Kikuyu President and perhaps the worst president Kenya has ever had. The Kikuyu tribalists first coined and used i”must go” against Moi, the first Kalenjin and non-Kikuyu to be President. It then disappeared and was never used against both Mwai Kibaki and Uhuru Kenyatta, the consecutive presidents from the Agikuyu who entrenched tribalism in public service and in allocation of national resources and made critical Ministries and Sectors of Kenya’s economy a preserve of their Agikuyu tribesmen.
The slogan has resurfaced and is rabidly used against President Ruto, the current and only other non-Kikuyu President of Kenya.
Must Go is used to bully the non-Kikuyu presidents to merely reign as the Agikuyu rule Kenya and discriminate against fellow Kenyans in public service and public resources. It has not helped that President Ruto has appointed a non-Kikuyu to be Deputy President after Gachagua, a kikuyu, was impeached for advocating ethnic and regional discrimination - Gachagua, Kenya’s Tribalist - in - Chief is now the Agikuyu king spewing tribal vitriol everywhere he goes, with vociferous support of the Agikuyu people.
Kenyans have seen through this nonsense purveyed by the Agikuyu and broadcast by Kikuyu owned media. As long as he acts to secure non-discrimination, equity, equality and inclusivity, Kenyans will firmly stand behind President Ruto against this ethnic bullying and mistaken majoritarianism by the Agikuyu.
Kenya belongs to all Kenyans, equally. We will vote against anything that would entrench the thinking by a single community that it is superior to other communities of Kenya.