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[Bianca™ @BiancaNaom1]

DCP aspirants are being ROBBED:

Governor- KES 10,000,000.

Senator-KES 5,000,000.

MP - KES 3,000,000

Women Rep- KES 2,000,000

MCA- 500,000.

For an aspirant to get a chance to address a rally, he/she pays KES 50,000!

[Bianca™ @BiancaNaom1]

President William Ruto has urged Rigathi Gachagua to stop fighting young upcoming leaders, including Kimani Ichungwa, Ndindi Nyoro and Osoro.

[Bianca™ @BiancaNaom1]

A major relief to Kenyan tea exporters and farmers as Sudan lifts the ban on Kenyan tea imports. Sudan is Kenya's top five tea export destinations, importing about 10.7 million kilogrammes of Kenyan tea worth around KES 2.3 billion in 2024. #ChaiDiplomacy. The lifting of the ban signals renewed Kenya Sudan Relations.

[Bianca™ @BiancaNaom1]

This is what INCLUSIVE appointments look like #MeritOverTribe: 6 Kenyans appointed on merit, from six different communities, to serve one Republic, yet the GITHERI Media, in its now habitual descent from journalism into ethnic bookkeeping, has chosen to manufacture outrage over only one name, Lydia Chelagat as Data Commissioner, solely because she is Kalenjin, while deliberately suppressing the five other appointments gazetted in the very same notice — Waweru Karanja, a Kikuyu, to the Privatization Authority; Wakhungu Patrick Murunga, a Luhya, to the Regional Centre on Groundwater Resources; Peninah Wangare Wahome, a Kikuyu, to the Anti-Doping Agency of Kenya; John Washington Agutu, a Luo, to the National Housing Corporation; and Dr. Janerose Omondi, a Luo, to the Kenya National Entrepreneurs Savings Trust — a selective silence that betrays not a concern for fairness but a tribalist agenda in which merit is condemned only when it wears the wrong tribe, and in which President Ruto's principled refusal to govern by ethnic arithmetic is deliberately misread by those who cannot imagine a Kenya where competence, not kinship, is the qualification for public service.

[Bianca™ @BiancaNaom1]

I told you,

Rigathi Gachagua has been running an extortion ring.

DCP aspirants are crying in low tones!

For an aspirant to speak at any DCP rally, he/she must part with KES 50,000.

Anyone seeking to vie on DCP must pay wholesomely.

As I'm typing this, Tabitha karanja just handed over KES 10,000,000 to Rigathi Gachagua for the DCP Nakuru gubernatorial ticket.

Already, Sicily Kariuki was conned her hard-earned KES 5,000,000.

President Ruto is a consumer of raw intelligence and has confirmed what I've been saying all along.

[Bianca™ @BiancaNaom1]

A rare video of my sister Pauline Njoroge supporting local teams by going abroad to watch football.

[Bianca™ @BiancaNaom1]

The KES 154 billion modernization of JKIA has kicked off #NewJKIA. Modernization and expansion of JKIA is a strategic undertaking designed to expand airport capacity, enhance safety, improve passenger and cargo services, and strengthen Kenya’s position as a leading regional aviation hub. Shiny Things

[Bianca™ @BiancaNaom1]

This guy is just an attention seeker!

He claims to have been conned but mentioning people who conned him is where he draws the line.

If his concerns are genuine, why is he making broad accusations against the government on social media instead of naming the individuals he allegedly worked with and presenting specific evidence?

The guy thinks Social media is a police station!

He who alleges must prove! His allegations should be backed by facts and reported through the appropriate investigative channels.

Mr. @hnnsbnd, Kenya is open to constructive criticism, but it must be informed, specific and evidence-based.

Stop using blanket accusations to Incite Kenyans against their own country.

If you can't name the people who conned you and provide sufficient evidence, the go back to your country.

In fact, you should tell us why you didn't invest in your country in the first place.

[Bianca™ @BiancaNaom1]

Forex reserves have from $8 billion in 2022 to $14.7 billion in 2026,extending the import cover from 2.5 to 6 months! NSE market capitalization crossed KES 4 trillion in total valuation for the first time. These are #RutosEconomicSuccesses as per the World Bank Report.

[Bianca™ @BiancaNaom1]

Kenyan economy has shown remarkable signs of recovery and resilience that reflects the strength and effectiveness of President Ruto's bold economic reforms #RutosEconomicSuccesses. As per the World Bank Report, FDI inflows into Kenya have increased to a record KES 414.1 billion, up from KES 194.1 billion in 2022. Foreign exchange reserves have grown from $7.3 billion in 2022 to $ 14.7 billion in 2026.

[Bianca™ @BiancaNaom1]

Rigathi Gachagua CONNED Sicily Kariuki.

Sicily was the first person to join DCP!

She moved around popularizing DCP with hope that she'll be given Nyandarua DCP ticket.

She gave Gachagua KES 5,000,000 as a guarantee for ticket!

Gachagua later met Badilisha who gave him KES 10,000,000 for the same ticket.

Yesterday, Gachagua met Kimemia and received KES 10,000,000 for DCP direct ticket!

After realizing that she's been conned in broad daylight, Sicily is now crying wolf.

[Bianca™ @BiancaNaom1]

This was Edwin Sifuna in 2023!

He was complaining about Kenya not having sufficient facilities to host AFCON!

Now that Ruto has built one of the best and most modern international stadiums in Africa, he has shifted the discussion to "We don't want SHINNY THINGS."

Remember Ruto is also constructing over 35 stadiums across the country.

[Bianca™ @BiancaNaom1]

KRA has crossed the coveted KES 1 trillion revenue milestone a month earlier than in previous FYs. KRA’s Customs department also shattered previous benchmarks by recording its highest-ever monthly revenue collection, raising KES94.793 billion in Oct 2026. #KRAOneTrillion!

[Bianca™ @BiancaNaom1]

President Ruto committed subsidize production at expense of consumption.

The Subsidised Fertiliser program has seen the cost of fertilizer plummet from KES 7,500 to KES 2000.

As a result, maize production has increased from 34 million bags in 2022 to 71 million bags in 2026.

The government has allocated KES 18 billion to the 2026/27 National fertilizer subsidy Program, targeting 1.26 million farmers.

The lower cost of fertiliser has opened up opportunities for farmers who previously struggled to afford the input, allowing them to improve productivity and increase their harvests.

[Bianca™ @BiancaNaom1]

MORE THAN JUST A HOME

For one widow in Nyatike, Migori County, the collapse of her house meant losing more than shelter. She was forced to move in with her child, a situation she described as difficult because it limited both her privacy and her child's independence. Today, through the Widows Empowerment Programme, she has a home of her own and can finally sleep peacefully.

Her emotional gratitude tells a powerful story of what compassion can achieve. She was particularly moved that PS Dr. Raymond Omollo extended support despite having no family relationship with her. Sometimes, restoring dignity begins with something as basic and meaningful as giving someone a safe place to call home.
#TouchingLives #WidowsEmpowerment
Dr Raymond Omollo

[Bianca™ @BiancaNaom1]

DIGNITY RESTORED

A home brings more than security from the elements. It offers privacy, independence, peace of mind and a sense of belonging. For widows in Nyatike, Migori County, receiving new homes through the Widows Empowerment Programme has transformed their living conditions and given them renewed hope after difficult experiences.

Among the beneficiaries is Pamela Awuor, whose story forms part of the wider impact of the initiative. Their experiences remind us that vulnerable women deserve more than sympathy; they deserve practical support, opportunities and the dignity to rebuild their lives.
#TouchingLives
#WidowsEmpowerment
Dr Raymond Omollo

[Bianca™ @BiancaNaom1]

THE JOY OF A NEW HOME

The emotion was unmistakable as one widow in Nyatike struggled to explain what receiving a new home meant to her. After her previous house collapsed, she had to depend on her child for shelter. Although grateful, she found it difficult living in a space that was not her own and limiting her child's independence.

Today, she has a place where she can enjoy privacy and sleep peacefully. Her gratitude is a reminder that a meaningful intervention does not always have to be complicated. Sometimes, giving someone a home can restore the hope, comfort and independence they thought they had lost. #TouchingLives
#WidowsEmpowerment
Dr Raymond Omollo

[Bianca™ @BiancaNaom1]

COMPASSION BEYOND FAMILY

One of the most touching moments in Nyatike was hearing a widow explain how deeply moved she was by receiving a new home from someone who was not related to her. Having lost her previous house, she had endured the difficulty of depending on her child for accommodation. Today, she has a home of her own.

Her desire to personally meet PS Dr. Raymond Omollo and express her gratitude speaks to the human impact of standing with those in need. Her story reminds us that kindness should not be limited to family ties. We can all make a difference in the lives of people facing difficult circumstances.
#TouchingLives
#WidowsEmpowerment
Dr Raymond Omollo

[Bianca™ @BiancaNaom1]

LEAVING NO ONE BEHIND

A beneficiary in Nyatike praised what she described as equal treatment under President William Ruto's administration. In her view, assistance should not be determined by whether someone is wealthy or poor, or whether they come from a particular ethnic community. Every Kenyan deserves dignity and an opportunity to live better.

Her testimony adds an important dimension to the Widows Empowerment Programme, which is helping vulnerable women regain stability and hope. The stories of Pamela Awuor and other beneficiaries remind us that inclusive development must reach ordinary citizens, especially those who need support the most.
#TouchingLives
#WidowsEmpowerment
Dr Raymond Omollo

[Bianca™ @BiancaNaom1]

LEADER'S REFLECTION

Seeing a widow break down in tears of gratitude after receiving a new home was a deeply moving moment. For PS Dr. Raymond Omollo, the experience was a reminder that leadership carries a responsibility to stand with vulnerable members of society and make a difference in their everyday lives.

Drawing from the experience of his own mother, he reflected on the challenges widows face and the importance of ensuring they are not left to struggle alone. His message was simple: even with the little we have, we can support others, give back to our communities and restore hope.
#TouchingLives
#WidowsEmpowerment
Dr Raymond Omollo