They fought Susan Nakhumicha in the MOE.
They also fought Debra Barasa.
But they never fought Mutahi Kagwe.
They fight anyone who is not from their region.
Now they are fighting Aden Duale with SHA frauds.
The entitlement must end in 2027 with finality.
SHA is working.
So let’s be factual: Ruto inherited a mess built over years. Ata kama nikuchukia mtu, kueni na facts zakumchukia. Uhuru sio ati alikua saint venye mnafikiria.
By August 2025, Jubaland fighters were openly training in Mandera after defeats in Beled-Hawo. Kenyans were shocked, but it wasn’t new.
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People hate Ruto so much that every bad thing gets pinned on him. But many issues began in the Uhuruto era. Take Jubaland — Kenya’s involvement goes way back, not just August 2025.
Raila Amolo Odinga — a symbol of resilience, a voice of reform, and a lifelong advocate for democracy. His unwavering courage and vision have shaped Kenya’s political journey, inspiring generations to believe in justice, unity, and transformation.
Luo Nyanza, let’s stay united. We know our true friends, and we know those who’ve always wished for our downfall. Division is their wish — let’s not grant it. We are in government, and we stand firm: two terms, nothing less. Unity is power.
If Babu Owino wants to be Luo’s kingpin, let him continue from where Baba left — working with Ruto. We know who our friends have been. Dragging Luos to Wamunyoro is creating division in Luo Nyanza. Unity is strength, division is defeat.
Babu Owino is being pushed as the Luo kingpin by Kikuyus and Luos vibing with them. The same Kikuyus who once said “Nairobi is ours” and Babu won’t get their votes for marrying one of their daughters. Time to chill, strategize, and work smart with the govt.
You see grown-ups who went to school saying they hate Raila just because their parents planted that hate in them. Then why did you go to school? Don’t you have your own mind to tell who’s good or bad? Cut the trap and start thinking for yourself.
If Babu Owino vies for Nairobi Governor, Sakaja runs too, and DCP fields a candidate — be sure Babu will go home early in the morning, escorted by Sakaja. Those hyping him just want him to split Sakaja’s votes. Remember, all Kikuyus in Nairobi vote for their own.
Raila wasn’t just a leader; he was the heartbeat of Luo identity. Now that he’s gone, we face a future with many voices but no single direction. The unity he held with words, we must now protect with wisdom.
For years, Baba akisema ni final. Now Baba is gone, and silence feels heavier than his speeches. Who will calm our storms, unite our voices, and remind us that being Luo was once a movement, not just a tribe?
Raila gave us hope, pride, and purpose. His absence will test our loyalty—not to him, but to the unity he built. The true challenge begins now: to stay one people even when his voice is no longer here to guide us.
Baba was our strength, our final say. Without him, Luo politics might turn into a battle of egos. I just pray we remember that our real inheritance wasn’t his name—it was the unity he taught us to defend.
The Luo community has lost more than a leader—we’ve lost direction. Raila’s word once guided us; now, ambition might divide us. Let’s not let his legacy become our battlefield.
Happy Mashujaa Day, Raila Odinga.
Your legacy, courage, and relentless fight for democracy will forever be remembered. You stood for justice when it wasn’t popular, and for that, history will never forget you.
This Mashujaa Day, my Shujaa remains Raila Odinga. 🇰🇪
History has proven that True Friends Of Luos remain the Kalenjins, Somalis, people of North Eastern, Maasai, Swahilis — not forgetting our mashemeji Luhyas and the Kambas, despite their weak stand. These ties were built on shared struggles, not convenience.
From a tactical standpoint, if I were @WilliamsRuto this would be the move to make. Political power isn’t just won through elections; it’s sustained through numbers And merging ODM with UDA would be the ultimate strategy to secure long-term control of Kenya’s political landscape
The ripple effect of this move would extend beyond Parliament — it would consolidate influence across County Assemblies too, giving the ruling side a solid legislative foundation nationwide. The impact would be unmatched in Kenya’s modern political history.