@KlementGemini I wonder how people were listening and understanding what was being taught in schools. @edwinsifuna problem isn’t the software ni wajinga wengine huku. He’s not against foreign investment it’s what is hidden behind the contracts by not making them public. Follow the constitution
@Oketch_Salah Hapo kwa immense belief in Africa’s potential ndio watu wali left. Never be an enemy of Kenyans even in your afterlife,as they’ll always find a way of reaching you there.
As long as the refinery has followed laws of the land I have no problem but we forget just the other day how @KTNNewsKE did an expose on voter registration of our neighbors. Instead of investigating our two most incompetent institutions @DCI_Kenya@IEBCKenya refute the claim.
@ehdande I actually think that our elected representatives are the most dumbest in the parliament ever. Have they seen the contract, have the people been compensated ama president akisema ni okay!!! Why did TZ refuse to have it in their country. Let of follow the law of the country.
@omwansaMomwansa Oya stop using this tribal narrative to justify people not being compensated because it’s their lands that the refinery will be build https://t.co/AroCpGgF28’s a good project actually if laws are followed. Explain to us who is salim Tima swale because google can help you easily.
@chipukeezyvini Nikama kuna kuambukizwa ujingwa via comedians…… kasee kula polepole na utulie as Kenyans build your platforms and can take you down easily if they deem you to be nonsensical. Nothing about growing up it’s about bringing standing and being morally right
@eddiebutita@RobertAlai I’ll keep on reiterating and reminding people that on your platform it’s either you are paid a lot to change course that’ll help you for years because the same people who build you up will take you down if you aren’t on their side. Tafakari hayo!!