Dear Murkomen, we will vote and stay and protect our votes from the polling station to the tallying centre. We will verify everything. This is our country & our votes will make a difference. Ngoja utaona.
Be advised accordingly.
@kipmurkomen
Sifuna Receives Support
Elders from the Luhya community, through their association—the Luhya Elders Forum—have come forward to support Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna's bid for the Kenyan presidency.
#NTVAtOne@wangechimu
What draws me to @edwinsifuna is not simply his ability to speak. It is the values behind the politics.
Integrity. Courage. Honesty. Accountability. Hard work. Respect for the Constitution. The belief that young people deserve a genuine seat at the table, not token appointments and empty promises.
Sifuna represents the idea that public office should never make a leader bigger than the people who elected them. That leadership must be questioned. Public money must be accounted for. Institutions must be respected. And when something is wrong, you must have the courage to say it is wrong — even when saying so is politically inconvenient.
Those are the values Kenya desperately needs to recover.
Because ultimately, changing Kenya will require more than changing presidents. We must change the values that define the presidency itself.
That is the Kenya I believe a Sifuna presidency should represent.
We need to make good decisions ahead of 2027
Mimi sitaki kurudi Maandamano 2029.
I have wasted a lot of my youth fighting in the trenches. Now it’s time to redeem ourselves at the ballot !!
The life of a creative means capturing moments.
This is a good TBT this afternoon to remind people the day We paid a courtesy call to Jay O himself, H.E @orengo_james the same day we gave him the nickname Jay O with Gen Z Baddie and Teacher Sheyii. That's genuinely how we see him,a revolutionary whose spirit continues to resonate across generations.
In the same day we birthed the slogan "Linda Mwananchi ni Kulinda Kenya na Kulinda Kenya ni Kulinda Mwananchi"
In almost every engagement I've had with him, he always tells me:
"Never give up, and use that voice of yours. It's so powerful, and I love your defiance."
Those words have stayed with me.
What I appreciate most about Jay O is that he truly sees young people. He understands this generational fight and, in many spaces, he has defended us because he knows where we are coming from and what we are trying to build.
He has created room for us to exist, organize, and engage in this democratic space. More importantly, he listens. Many of our ideas have found life because he believed in them. And whenever he disagrees with us, he never dismisses us. Instead, he patiently explains why in a way that teaches rather than belittles.
One thing he often says is:
"Make me understand your point of view. I want to get it."
In him he is always choosing mentorship over intimidation believing that conviction and defiance, when anchored in principle, have a place in building a great country.
That for me does it for him. Our imperfect movement accomodates us all.
Walituita moto ya gazetti.
In the wise words of H.E Edwin Sifuna "Moto ni moto, itakuchoma tu bado, na tutaendelea kuichoma hadi ipike ugali" 😅😅
As Nafula, you can't separate us from ugali yawa! Bado Moto yetu inachoma watu hadi Statehouse, na hizo budget zao za 150M!
Sisi Ndio Sifuna.
"From what I've gathered, majority of the young men abducted in Embu, Kitengela, and many other places were never meant to return alive." - Rigathi Gachagua
@gpdkaluma@gpdkaluma, leadership, education&social status should elevate a person, instead your posts have fallen below the belt.
Sensationalism is for bloggers,let your platform preach unity, peace&harmony among Kenyans.
As a trained German Shepherd, be protective&disciplined&not venomous