Charity Ngilu sent away two MCAs affiliated to kasongo when they tried to contribute 2k in a fundraiser in Kitui.
The two had arrived earlier, ushered to the VIP waiting bay where they ate a buffet, drunk soda and sat on the high table where they took several bottles of Keringet even used the VIP moveable toilets, only to give Kshs. 2k after getting an opportunity of praising kasongo!
How can you be an anakonda SYCOPHANT and give just 2k in a fundraiser!
Ol Kalou set standards, if you don't have 20k and above please don't come to such functions.
Kudos to Ngilu and the people of Ukambani for demanding what is rightfully theirs.
Our money must be returned to us in sacks!
I've heard Prof Ndungu's views on Ruto overrunning government institutions. I experienced it firsthand when I was the Chair of IPOA while he was the Deputy President. He called me early one morning, threatening that if IPOA didn't comply, he and Uhuru would treat us as they did the opposition. I told him to proceed. I don't understand why people in institutions fear a single man just because he's President ,but he's not God. We're all mortal. As the Romans would say 'Memento mori'
Yvonne: Look at our elected officials happily saying they were offered Ksh10M during Gachagua’s impeachment. In counties like China, corrupt persons end up sentenced to death, here it’s a laughable conversation. What country do we live in?
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@onjolo_kenya Let us temper euphoria with reality, we are not auditioning for heaven, jesus will come to save the sinners and cleanse them. Whoever comes after Ruto will adhere to rule of law, human rights and other values enshrined in COK 2010.
Speaking during a development cooperation conference in Sweden, former CBK Governor Njuguna Ndung'u said Kenya's President has overrun state institutions, leaving officials to comply out of fear.
Didmus Barasa was today chased away by residents in Kimilili after the money he was distributing ran out midway. His vehicles and public address system were damaged as the crowd chanted, “Sisi ni Sifuna” and “Wantam.”