@MutuaAbel and @ogaobinnatv unpack and dissect the mindset,delusions, and hypocrisy of commercial activists,ethnic chauvinists,paid anarchists, self-declared social media moral cops and fake anti-government human rights defenders.
The fear is gone. It's time to unmask these liars.
Wamesema ni ✌️Tam na hakuna kitu mtawafanya.
Just Hours After This Press With allegations of bribery within Judiciary by The Judges Mentioned. The Lead Lawyer of This Case Was Shot Dead...Yes Whatever You Thinking Iam Also Thinking Because It's Clear Who Would Want The Lawyer Dead...
Consider this: Kenya is home to roughly 30,000 bars and pubs. East African Breweries Limited (EABL) manages to seamlessly deliver crates of beer to each establishment every week.
In contrast, our country has about 500 hospitals and dispensaries, yet despite extensive planning, the government struggles to consistently supply them with necessary drugs and medical equipment.
This isn't a matter of inadequate skills; it's a profound management crisis. Imagine, hypothetically, if we replaced the entire cabinet with the adept management team of EABL. The efficiency in beer distribution could potentially be mirrored in healthcare logistics.
Conversely, if the Ministry of Health took over beer deliveries, we might see a decline in alcoholism. And if EABL were tasked with handling drugs and medical equipment, perhaps the health sector's efficiency would soar.
It's a quirky thought, but it underscores a critical point: management matters in Kenya.
In a typical day in our courts, 80% of the cases listed on the daily cause list do not proceed to a hearing for a variety of reasons including...the judge is sick, is on leave, is attending a workshop, has travelled overseas, took kids to school up country, was transferred from station, cause list is too long, don't have enough judges...etc. Broken system. And CJ KOOME is TRANSPARENTLY CLUELESS @Kenyajudiciary
@Kevin_teya Wakuu mkiniona na karibia kuinama ndiyo nipige makoti iyo design .mnitafutie risasi mbili ;moja ya kichwa na ingine ya kifua. Mimi 'sikwezi '