In today's newspaper treasury released over 6B to State House in just 3 months.
But in those same months, our schools waited for capitation. Children sat in classes without basic resources. Teachers struggled. Parents were told "hakuna pesa."
My people, understand this clearly:
When they say there’s no money, they only mean there’s no money for you.
Money is always there for themselves.
This is why we must stand together for a government that values families and schools, not palaces.
Bien went on @breakfastclubam and spoke powerfully about abductions in Kenya, the broken economic system, and the hunger young people feel for a fair shot at life. He didn’t hold back, and he didn’t just make it about himself.
Now, this is a big deal.
The Breakfast Club isn’t just another radio show. It’s one of the most culturally influential platforms in America, especially among Black audiences. With millions of listeners across radio, YouTube, and podcasts, it has shaped conversations on politics, culture, music, and social justice. When someone speaks on that mic, the world listens.
And while Bien is out here raising awareness and giving voice to the voiceless, some artists from the murima are still stuck in self-interest, chasing clout, not change.
Much respect to Bien. That’s how you use your platform.
#Bien #breakfastclub
Is Murkomen a cop?
Is Julius Migosi a teacher?
Is Soipan Tuya a soldier?
Is Duale a doctor?
Is Wandayi an electrician?
Is Joho even a graduate?
Education CS anatuona matako yake.
You cannot stop an ejaculation which has already left the testicles.
#RutoMustGoNow