I find it very ignorant when I hear people say that a certain tribe hating another tribe was what led to the 2007 PEV. What happened then was organized violence that was possibly pre planned even before election. There were stories of lorries full of pangas coming all the way from Uganda. Sponsored by these same same politicians you see here today claiming they want to change kenya.
Everyone who was out there fighting for their community was a goon,at least at the start. Given specific orders and coordinates to attack specific businesses and homes belonging to specific communities in that area. Us,the true citizens who voted,we were hiding our houses. Wengine tulienda ushago. But it was so bloody,men were being butchered like chicken. Especially in Nakuru,Nairobi,njoro.
Mpaka ikafika mahali tukaambiwa wanaume kama tunataka kusurive,ni lazima tuvae skirt. Ndio tukae wamama. Na tufunge vitambaa kwa kichwa. Unajua ukiua mwanaume umeua generation mzima. It was humiliating,though we survived. But my grandfather refused,akasema kama ni hivo wacha akufe. His closing statement was “Kaè tùgùkua maita maigana? Ùgùrùki ùcio ndìkùruta nie”
As of Now,The same politicians who sponsored this violence are still the ones dancing on the podium today. You know them,Ruto kwanza its on video,akisema wakikuyu warudi kwao. Kasia sana!
LAND AMENDMENT ACT 2025
The Land Amendment Act 2025, quietly signed by President Ruto on the very day Baba’s death was announced, carries major implications for landowners across Kenya.
All land located within or around urban areas, including Nairobi, Mombasa, Kiambu, Thika, Ruiru, Nakuru, Eldoret, Machakos, Ngong, Kitengela, Kilifi, Kisumu, Kakamega, Bungoma and similar towns, will now fall under leasehold tenure, even if it was previously freehold.
What does this mean?
In a leasehold agreement there are two parties:
✅ The Lessor, who is the owner (in this case the government)
✅ The Lessee, who is the tenant (you, the landholder)
So, you no longer “own” your land outright. You become a tenant of the government on your own property.
And it doesn’t stop there:
✅ Your land will be revalued by the government, which will then set an annual rent based on its assessed value.
✅ If you wish to sell your land, you will need government approval. If they say no, the sale cannot proceed.
This single amendment quietly transforms private ownership into government-controlled tenancy, and Kenyans need to understand what just happened.
Something big is happening in Britain right now.
A wave of patriotism is sweeping the nation, every where you go flags are being raised.
This isn’t just flag waving — it’s a powerful display of unity and identity.
The British people are awake.
Kenyans TAKE NOTICE that Kasongo has started issuing IDs to all refugees.
This means that these foreigners will acquire the right to vote, a privilege that is exclusively reserved for Kenyan citizens.
TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that these refugees have not undergone the NATURALIZATION process.
🚨BREAKING: British landlords are now coming out to declare they will NOT house illegal migrants, despite dirty bribes from Labour
This man refuses to betray his nation.
ITALY: Provocative street prayers outside the Vatican.
There are 60 mosques in Rome, so why do they choose to pray near the headquarters of the Catholic Church?!
Europe is officially dead and buried. Poland will be the last man standing because they have strong men who said no to this and accepted to be labelled as “racists” and “phobes”.
Yes, I agree Rigathi Gachagua is a tribalist, and that is why he appointed very many Kikuyus in the following positions.
1. Head of Civil Service: Felix Kosgei
2. KenGen CEO: Abraham Serem
3. Kenya Power CEO: Joseph Siror
4. Kenya Pipeline CEO: Joe Sang
5. EPRA CEO: Daniel Kiptoo
6. KPA CEO: William Ruto
7. KEMRI CEO: Elijah Songok
8. New KCC CEO: Nixon Sigey
9. NSSF CEO: David Koros
10. NCPB CEO: John Ngetich
11. AFA Chair: Cornelly Serem
12. Kenya Seed Company CEO: Sammy Kiplagat
13. Nyayo Tea Zones CEO: Peter Korir
14. KALRO CEO: Eliud K. Kireger
15. Kenya Meat Commission Chair: Joseph Kiptoo
16. Kenya Dairy Board CEO: Margaret Kibogy
17. Kenya Animal Genetics Resource Centre CEO: David Kios
18. EPZ Chair: Richard Cheruiyot
19. Kenya National Accreditation Services CEO: Martin Chesire
20. SEZA CEO: Kenneth Chelule
21. Insurance Regulatory Authority CEO: Godfrey Kiptum
22. KDIC CEO: Hellen Chepkwony
23. Privatization Commission CEO: Joseph Koskey
24. Director General of Immigration: Evelyn Cheluget
25. Kenya Space Agency CEO: Hillary Kipkosgey
26. Postbank Chair: Sarah Serem
27. Water Towers Agency CEO: Julius Tanui
28. KEFRI CEO: Joshua Cheboiywo
29. Tourism Regulatory Authority CEO: Norbert Talam
30. Kenya Tourism Board CEO: John Chirchir
31. North Rift Valley Water Works CEO: Edwin Cheruiyot
32. National Employment Authority Chair: Vincent Kigen
33. Kenya Pipeline Chair: Faith Boinnet
34. KPA Chair: Caleb Kositany
35. Chemilil Sugar CEO: Kiptoo Kiplum
36. Nzoia Sugar MD: Ezron Kotut
37. NPS Commission CEO: Peter Kiptanui
38. GSU Commandant: Eliud Lagat
39. Kenya Copyright Board CEO: Edward Sigei
40. NCIC DG: Philomena Kapkory
41. Registrar of Companies CEO: Joyce Koech
42. KNCCI President: Eric Ruto
43. NCPWD Chair: Elizabeth Chesang
44. Public Investments DG: Lawrence Kibet
45. KCB CEO: Annastacia Kimutai
46. CBK Deputy Governor: Susan Koech
47. KPCU Chairman: Daniel Chemno
48. Rivatex MD: Thomas Kipkurgat
49. KVDA Chairman: Mark Chesergon
50. KenInvest MD: June Chepkemei
51. KURA DG: Philomena Kandie
52. Tea Board CEO: Willy K. Mutai
53. Water Towers Agency CEO: Prof. Julius Tanui
54. Huduma Centres CEO: Benjamin Chilumo
55. KMTC Chairman: Joseph Cheruiyot
56. SRC Chair: Cherop Mengitch
57. Data Protection Commissioner: Immaculate Kasait
58. KAGRIC CEO: Bernadette Misoi
59. Kenya Airports Authority Chairman: Caleb Kositany
This list reads like a roll call from one village. The list is very long, but allow me to leave it at that.