Vini Ngugi

Let's have a drink.

[ABDI NOOR @AbdinurPeace]

I do not know what wrong the Kikuyus have done to CS Aden Duale, but one thing is increasingly clear: he appears determined to profile an entire community and its past leaders, seemingly in line with the political agenda of his boss, President William Ruto.
In the video, Duale alleges that whenever Kenya has had a Kikuyu president, the Central Bank and the National Treasury have been dominated by Kikuyus. He goes further to accuse the community of marginalising other Kenyans.
CS Duale, here is the inconvenient truth you conveniently leave out:
1. The first 504-kilometre Isiolo–Moyale tarmac highway, a transformative infrastructure project for Northern Kenya, was built under a Kikuyu president.
2. The first tarmac road in your own county, Garissa—the 176-kilometre Garissa–Modogashe road—was also built under a Kikuyu president.
3. The first Cabinet Secretary for the National Treasury from Northern Kenya was appointed by Uhuru Kenyatta.
4. You were appointed to be first Majority Leader in the National Assembly under the presidency of Uhuru Kenyatta.
5. During President Mwai Kibaki’s administration, hundreds of Somali entrepreneurs secured government tenders worth billions of shillings, opening up opportunities that had previously been inaccessible to many
6. This psychopath SHA thief doesn't speak for the Somalis. He speaks for Kasongo.

[Vini Ngugi @VincentNgugi10]

@_SystemYaFacts Just the other day you were advocating for it @OleItumbi now you are saying it's not what it is , engaging you is just a waste of time, what you need to understand is that, the country belongs to "We the people" we promulgated that decision in June 2024 and we are awake.

[Vini Ngugi @VincentNgugi10]

@Earstohearyou @DrMumbiSeraki coincidence much?

[Paul Muite SC @Paul_Muite]

Everyone in Japan has a job in factories, etc. No one has been forced to give up their Land. This model you want to replicate in Kenya is not your model. It is a model of the multinational GMOs whose plan is to take over the African Landmass and dictate the seeds we grow. Dangerous neocolonialism....

[Vini Ngugi @VincentNgugi10]

@_SystemYaFacts Quiting
Going to jail
Accounting
And for everything it's worth tarmaking the streets of kilgoris

[Vini Ngugi @VincentNgugi10]

@_SystemYaFacts Sifuna is our next president upende usipende bwana itumbi Enda ukalie hapo nyuma ya tent

[Vini Ngugi @VincentNgugi10]

@SakajaJohnson Dimples tu ndio tunaona , ma potholes bado zinashona

[Vini Ngugi @VincentNgugi10]

@_SystemYaFacts Wewe kwanza oa bana

[Vini Ngugi @VincentNgugi10]

@NjeriBt Sifuna is our president upende usipende!

[Vini Ngugi @VincentNgugi10]

@Sue5955 @RobFinnertyUSA Tusamilie huyu?

[Vini Ngugi @VincentNgugi10]

@BrianKipki28416 This kikuyus are so entitled what the hell? Do they realise that there are places with not an inch of murrum in other regions?#Bado Ni Wamatangi

[Vini Ngugi @VincentNgugi10]

@RobFinnertyUSA Anyone you offended? 🤬 You disrespectful twat! It's 60 million of us. We want you to make out an apology to H.E Edwin Sifuna and the people of Kenya on live TV otherwise it shall be arrested development for you henceforth!

[🇰🇪 James WaNjeri @JamesKWaNjeri]

From Johny Walker to Mukombero claims. The arduous journey of trying to put dirt on a clean man aka Sifuna enters a new level. Kasongo wanted 2027 to be a battle of lesser evils but he will struggle this time.

[🇰🇪 James WaNjeri @JamesKWaNjeri]

This alcohol thing seems to be Kasongo’s entire arsenal. There is a generation that believes you can’t drink your whitecap or whisky and still love God and people and do great work. This is why they voted for a sober murderer only to discover he was bloodthirsty, that’s his drink

[𝙋𝘼𝙐𝙇 𝐍𝐄𝐊𝐎 @ouma_neko]

Homa Bay is witnessing the dangerous consequences of a political culture that recruits, finances, protects and celebrates goons until they begin to believe they are more powerful than the law.

You cannot manufacture political monsters, unleash them on innocent Kenyans, give them protection when they terrorise opponents, and suddenly expect them to behave like gentlemen when the same law comes knocking at their door.

The arrest of Kassim Abdi Sebo, whom police have described as a chief goon, should never be an excuse for anyone to terrorise Homa Bay residents, break into businesses, loot shops, burn tyres or destroy public infrastructure.

If there are allegations against him, let the law take its course.

If anyone believes the arrest was unlawful, there are legal channels to challenge it.

There is absolutely no justification for turning a town into a battlefield because a suspected political enforcer has been arrested.

Let us call this nonsense by its proper name: criminality hiding behind politics.

The traders whose shops have been broken into are not political enemies.

The ordinary residents whose businesses are being looted are not responsible for anyone's arrest.

The taxpayers whose roads are being damaged are not the sponsors of political violence. Why should innocent people pay the price for the recklessness of people who have turned politics into a criminal enterprise?

Goons do not emerge from thin air.

Somebody recruits them. Somebody transports them. Somebody pays them. Somebody gives them instructions.
Somebody makes phone calls when they are arrested.

Somewhere, imagines that these young men are disposable weapons that can be unleashed against political opponents and later abandoned when the consequences become inconvenient.

The financiers are the real cowards of this enterprise.

They sit in comfortable offices, enjoy police protection and issue instructions from a safe distance, while poorly paid young men risk their freedom and innocent citizens lose their livelihoods.

You feed a dragon because you believe it will only burn your enemies.

The tragedy begins when it discovers that its masters are equally edible.

Today, the goons may be serving political interests. Tomorrow, they may demand more money, more protection and more power.

Eventually, they stop taking instructions. They begin issuing demands. And the very people who created them discover that they have lost control of their own creation.

The government must stop treating political violence as a public relations problem.

Arrest those responsible for the destruction, investigate the financiers and organisers, recover stolen property where possible, and prosecute every suspect through a fair legal process.

Political connections must not become immunity from the law.

Homa Bay deserves development, not destruction. It deserves roads that connect people to opportunity, businesses that create jobs and politics that allows citizens to disagree without fearing for their lives or property.

To the architects of goonism: your rented violence is becoming an expensive liability. Stop pretending that the monster you feed will remain loyal forever.

And to every politician who believes that power can be secured through intimidation, understand this: you may hire a goon, but you cannot permanently hire his conscience, control his appetite or guarantee his obedience.

The dragon is growing. The question is whether those who fed it have the courage to disarm it before it consumes the very system that gave it life.

ENOUGH WITH POLITICAL TERRORISM. HOMA BAY IS NOT YOUR PERSONAL BATTLEGROUND. KENYA IS NOT A REPUBLIC OF GOONS.

[Vini Ngugi @VincentNgugi10]

@FGaitho237 Even a broken clock can be right once a day. I'm going for a walk to Kikuyu Town wanna let it loose?

[Vini Ngugi @VincentNgugi10]

@evekibz Hio ndio kukuwa bed ridden

[Serah 🇰🇪 @NaitwaSeraah]

Ahhh 🤣🤣🤣 Like I told y'all My President, Edwin Watenya Sifuna is back in the senate, cooking. Yule mtu wa kuulizia plan za wenyewe akiwa juu ya magari, our plan is to send you home!!! In the first 100 days we are cutting Statehouse spending and paying our teachers... 💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾

[Politics @Politrics7]

We cannot afford to fumble this man called Sifuna as country. This is the type of man than will be studied in history all over Africa.

[Vini Ngugi @VincentNgugi10]

Senator, don't try and set the agenda for our incoming regime under Hon. Watenya Sifuna We know what he won't do. For instance, he will not loot public resources or murder us and that at the moment seems fair enough.