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Live...love ...learn!!! There are no mistakes...only lessons.

[njeri kuria @shehkuria]

“ You cannot protect yourself from sadness without protecting yourself from happiness."

Jonathan Safran Foer

[njeri kuria @shehkuria]

Dear Ambassadors and High Commissioners,

We cannot dialogue with a pathological liar.
#RejectFinanceBill2024
#HatutakiDialogue
#Siolazimaamalizeoneterm

[Kylie @KylieHopkinsX]

I have seen Ruto's promises to Kenyans and I think it's a perfect time to pull out every single promise he has failed to keep.

Check Thread 👇

[njeri kuria @shehkuria]

#JusticeBeOurShieldAndDefender
#RejectFinanceBill2024

[Faith Odhiambo @FaithOdhiambo8]

LAW SOCIETY OF KENYA STATEMENT ON THE STATE OF THE NATION

Fellow Kenyans, once more we wake up to a sad day!

Extra-Judicial killings, incidents of police abductions, torture and being kept in communicado for several days, are back like never before!

Reports that we have received indicate that about 50 young Kenyans have so far been abducted including my own personal assistant Ernest Nyerere who was picked up from his residence this morning at 5:00am.

We are still looking for Shadrack Kiprono aka Shad Khalif, Osama Otero, Gabriel Oguda, John Frank Githiaka-Franje, Drey Mwangi, Worldsmith, Hilla254 and many more who we are yet to identify.

Our forefathers were taken through the same treatment by the white man in pre-independent Kenya but they never gave up. When the colonial courts jailed more than 500 Mau Mau supporters in September 1952 without legal representation, Argwings K’Odhek single handedly took on the formidable challenge of defending their (Mau Mau) rights by arguing in court that “Human rights are indivisible and universal thus, freedom cannot be appropriate in the West but inapplicable in Africa.”

Fellow Advocates and people of good will, Argwings K’Odhek set the bar for us and we must live up to his dream of a free and united Kenya.

But first, I have a message to the international community who for a second week running, remain quiet and tight lipped.

Are you proud of what is happening in Kenya? Is this your gameplan for Kenya as a non-NATO ally?

Rex Kanyike Masai was peacefully protesting last Thursday, June 20 when a trigger-happy individual shot him dead within the CBD and on the same day, Evans Kiratu was allegedly struck by a tear gas canister in his groin during the protests. Kiratu would later succumb to his injuries the following day at Kenyatta National Hospital.

The death of Rex Kanyike and Evans Kiratu happened just days after a chief inspector of police killed a magistrate during active court proceedings at Makadara Law courts in Nairobi.

Like Willie Kimani, the list of Kenyans killed by law enforcers keeps growing and we cannot continue to be silent. No, it cannot be a trend. Because today it is Rex and tomorrow they may come for me and the day after, you, who is watching or listening.

On February 24th in 1965, Pio Gama Pinto was killed for allegedly engaging the then-president Mzee Jomo Kenyatta in a shouting match over sessional paper no. 10 which virtually legalized capitalism in Kenya.

However, Pinto’s death was not the end of it all; the struggle has continued to this day. The seed of struggle that was planted by our nation’s freedom fighters continues to bear fruits to this day.

Dear Mr. President, if the spirit of struggle did not die with our forefathers who were enslaved, tortured, maimed and eventually killed, what makes you think that it can end today?

I have seen dismissive remarks by politicians and some government officials all over mainstream and social media about the role of Gen Z in shaping Kenya’s future. It seems a number of our leaders think that this is some kind of joke or a game that will soon end or simply fade away. Well, if that is so, then please note that we will no longer continue to be pawns in a game of chess.

The wave of police brutality on peaceful protesters, abductions and killings of innocent Kenyans has pushed us to review our approach and involvement in this noble campaign for Justice for all Kenyans.

We call upon all Advocates, other professional bodies and Kenyans of good will to stand up for this country. Let us stand for Peace, let Justice Be Our Shield and Defender.

#JusticeBeOurShield

FAITH ODHIAMBO
PRESIDENT, LAW SOCIETY OF KENYA.

[Faith Odhiambo @FaithOdhiambo8]

LAW SOCIETY OF KENYA STATEMENT ON THE STATE OF THE NATION

Fellow Kenyans, once more we wake up to a sad day!

Extra-Judicial killings, incidents of police abductions, torture and being kept in communicado for several days, are back like never before!

Reports that we have received indicate that about 50 young Kenyans have so far been abducted including my own personal assistant Ernest Nyerere who was picked up from his residence this morning at 5:00am.

We are still looking for Shadrack Kiprono aka Shad Khalif, Osama Otero, Gabriel Oguda, John Frank Githiaka-Franje, Drey Mwangi, Worldsmith, Hilla254 and many more who we are yet to identify.

Our forefathers were taken through the same treatment by the white man in pre-independent Kenya but they never gave up. When the colonial courts jailed more than 500 Mau Mau supporters in September 1952 without legal representation, Argwings K’Odhek single handedly took on the formidable challenge of defending their (Mau Mau) rights by arguing in court that “Human rights are indivisible and universal thus, freedom cannot be appropriate in the West but inapplicable in Africa.”

Fellow Advocates and people of good will, Argwings K’Odhek set the bar for us and we must live up to his dream of a free and united Kenya.

But first, I have a message to the international community who for a second week running, remain quiet and tight lipped.

Are you proud of what is happening in Kenya? Is this your gameplan for Kenya as a non-NATO ally?

Rex Kanyike Masai was peacefully protesting last Thursday, June 20 when a trigger-happy individual shot him dead within the CBD and on the same day, Evans Kiratu was allegedly struck by a tear gas canister in his groin during the protests. Kiratu would later succumb to his injuries the following day at Kenyatta National Hospital.

The death of Rex Kanyike and Evans Kiratu happened just days after a chief inspector of police killed a magistrate during active court proceedings at Makadara Law courts in Nairobi.

Like Willie Kimani, the list of Kenyans killed by law enforcers keeps growing and we cannot continue to be silent. No, it cannot be a trend. Because today it is Rex and tomorrow they may come for me and the day after, you, who is watching or listening.

On February 24th in 1965, Pio Gama Pinto was killed for allegedly engaging the then-president Mzee Jomo Kenyatta in a shouting match over sessional paper no. 10 which virtually legalized capitalism in Kenya.

However, Pinto’s death was not the end of it all; the struggle has continued to this day. The seed of struggle that was planted by our nation’s freedom fighters continues to bear fruits to this day.

Dear Mr. President, if the spirit of struggle did not die with our forefathers who were enslaved, tortured, maimed and eventually killed, what makes you think that it can end today?

I have seen dismissive remarks by politicians and some government officials all over mainstream and social media about the role of Gen Z in shaping Kenya’s future. It seems a number of our leaders think that this is some kind of joke or a game that will soon end or simply fade away. Well, if that is so, then please note that we will no longer continue to be pawns in a game of chess.

The wave of police brutality on peaceful protesters, abductions and killings of innocent Kenyans has pushed us to review our approach and involvement in this noble campaign for Justice for all Kenyans.

We call upon all Advocates, other professional bodies and Kenyans of good will to stand up for this country. Let us stand for Peace, let Justice Be Our Shield and Defender.

#JusticeBeOurShield

FAITH ODHIAMBO
PRESIDENT, LAW SOCIETY OF KENYA.

[njeri kuria @shehkuria]

The accuracy of this statement in Kenya today.

[1984_Big_Brother @BigBrother1984O]

“Animal Farm is not a book about how pigs - animals - when bestowed with power start to behave like men. It is a book about how men, when given power over other men, start to behave like pigs.”
— George Orwell

[njeri kuria @shehkuria]

#RejectFinanceBill2024
#PowerBelongsToThePeople

[Donald B Kipkorir @DonaldBKipkorir]

Even at the peak of demonstrations in Kenya in 1992, 2005, 2007, 2013, 2017 & 2023, no political formation was able to pull huge demonstrations in every town in Kenya same day. Gen Z are having simultaneous demonstrations in Nairobi, Mombasa, Eldoret, Kisumu, Kakamega, Nyeri, Thika, Malindi, Kilifi, Ngong, Kitengela, Kisii et al .. Only a madman will dismiss them … This Youth have unleashed people’s power that Raila Odinga, Kenneth Matiba, Martin Shikuku, Charles Rubia, George Anyona, Kivutha Kibwana, Willy Mutunga et al never had .. We are in the throes of true revolution .. #RejectFinanceBill2024

[m&m @it_s_me_M_M]

@ntvkenya My heart is shattered for everyone that didn’t make it home today. We will not forget you 🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻 our heros💔💔💔
#RejectFinanceBill2024

[njeri kuria @shehkuria]

@KenyaPower_Care hizi ndio Gani? Hamtaki tuone news? Please bring back stima surely.

[njeri kuria @shehkuria]

#RejectFinanceBill2024

[njeri kuria @shehkuria]

#RejectFinanceBill2024

[Kambua @Kambua]

Don’t tire. Type it out. #RejectFinanceBill2024

[Vivo Energy Kenya Official @vivoenergykenya]

Give Your Gears Some Love! 💕✨ Don't wait for them to cry 'geariously' neglected – replace that gear oil and let your car 'shift' into a happier gear! 😉🚗 #GearUpForSuccess #CarCare

[Vivo Energy Kenya Official @vivoenergykenya]

Zebra Crossings: Where Safety Meets the Road! 🦓🚦 Fueling the #TuvukeSalama initiative in collaboration with @ntsa_kenya to ensure the safety of our precious school children. Let's make every road a safe road for the little ones! 🎒👫

[njeri kuria @shehkuria]

The big things are the little things. A seat belt takes a few seconds to fasten but can save your life by restraining you in the vehicle and reducing severity of injury in the event of a crash. Tuzingatie. #ArriveAlive #WDoR #WorldDayofRemembrance @ntsa_kenya @Ma3Route

[Vincent Awange @VincentAwange]

@Ma3Route Let's be careful on the roads.
Accidents cause trauma to family and friends.
Hospital ceiling boards VERY BORING,hospital bills expensive,funerals VERY EXPENSIVE.

[Mtaani Radio @MtaaniRadio]

Ni Jukumu la kila Dereva kuhakikisha abiria wanasafiri salama. #DereSmart #UsalamaBarabarani
#AmkaNaMtaa
@ntsa_kenya
@kamadiamata
@KelvinNyangweso
@BonfaceOnsongo7

[fkirui @fkirui10]

Watoto wanakutegemea dere!. Usihatarishe maisha yao kwa kuspeed. #DereSmart #UsalamaBarabarani @EUinKenya

[NTSA KENYA @ntsa_kenya]

Dere, kumbuka usalama wa abiria wako uko mikononi mwako. #DereSmart zingatia speed limits. #Usalamabarabarani @EUinKenya

[Radio Maisha @radiomaisha]

Ni Jukumu la kila Dereva kuhakikisha abiria wanasafiri salama. #DereSmart #UsalamaBarabarani @ntsa_kenya

[State Department for Public Works @PublicWorksKen]

Abiria wana haki ya kusafiri salama wasikilize and "slow down!" speed kills.
#DereSmart
#UsalamaBarabarani

[BIOSAFETY APPEALS BOARD KENYA(BSAB) @BSABKENYA]

msimu wa watoto kurudi shuleni umefika.
Zingatia kanuni za barabarani.
#DereSmart
#UsalamaBarabarani

[BIOSAFETY APPEALS BOARD KENYA(BSAB) @BSABKENYA]

Ni back to school season na abiria ni wengi sana. Wabebe bila kuhatarisha maisha yao.
#DereSmart
#UsalamaBarabarani