Edwin Sifuna akionekana karibu na Meza ya pombe , government bloggers wanaona Presidential disqualification.Lakini Kasongo akikaa kwa Meza ya ufisadi,wanaita development agenda!😂🤌
Lower State House Road has the least traffic. What justification is there in felling 50 years old ornamental trees to dual the road?
Yesterday they deceived us that they are planting 15 billion trees. The day before, Kindiki Kithure was threatening a road contractor with Court action for delayed delivery. The point is this: there is no need for some of these road constructions which require wanton destruction of trees. It is an elaborate scheme to plunder public money at the expense of the environment.
Allegedly, this was the day Miguna was recruited officially to become Oketch Salah and Ruto’s blogger.
There is no problem with the likes of @Bookten8 blogging for Oketch, but seeing Miguna fighting for a space with those boys, is just sad!
Miguna Miguna is most ungrateful in his unjustified and unwarranted criticism of Edwin Sifuna. Sifuna was the first responder when Miguna was seized that Friday morning.
Sifuna, myself and many other volunteer Advocates risked our lives fighting for his liberty from March 2018 until 20th October, 2022 when he received his passport and went straight to State House to celebrate with the people who had oppressed him.
For the record, Sifuna went as far as raising funds from well wishers to support our fight for Miguna. Miguna is a monumental disgrace and shame to humanity as well as the legal profession.
Wicknell Chivayo's death should teach Kenyans to question the billionaires manufactured by lazy journalists and glorified by richpreneurs on this app, whose wealth is measured in luxury cars, helicopters and photographs with presidents.
Next time you sell us a billionaire as your role model, list the factories he owns, what his companies manufacture, how many people they employ and where his billions actually come from.
Otherwise, hardworking Kenyans should start reporting these motivational posts for “Putting Unnecessary Pressure on Kenyans.”
Just take off the sheep’s clothing and be the wolf you are. Kenyans understand the tribal card you’re playing. When you say “watu wengine,” we know you’re referring to the Kikuyus, pushing an agenda that portrays them as being against development in other regions.
Kenyans are against your leadership because of corruption, broken promises and excessive taxation. The same Mt. Kenya people voted for your regime, in fact, they gave you more votes than your own region did. Today, because Kenyans have stood up against your leadership, you’re working overtime to turn other communities against them.
The good thing is that Kenyans are no longer falling for these cheap tribal politics. We can see through the game, and there are no fools left to manipulate.