It is high time Rigathi Gachagua and his political orphans in the opposition show real agendas. Blaming William Ruto without saying how to fix the country is empty noise. Wantam and Ruto must go is not an agenda. Kenyans deserve solutions, not slogans.
The day you realise Rigathi Gachagua’s politics is all intimidation, power games, and self-interest and that he wants everyone to see him as a god is the day you’ll stop cheering for him. Not every loud politician is a saviour, some just want control.
I’ve come to realise this… We keep blaming William Ruto’s government for hardship, yet we don’t want to work or kujituma. How will things change? Gen Zs, let’s wake up, grind, and stop assuming life will always be easy.
@morarakebaso The Gen-Zs who were protesting last year, have so far retreated to ethnic and party
The Mlima Gen-Zs are in DCP.
The Kalenjin Gen-Zs are in UDA
The Luo Gen-Zs are in ODM
The Kamba Gen-Zs are in Wiper
Gen-Zs now are already tribalists
The Gen-Zs who were protesting last year, have so far retreated to ethnic and party
The Mlima Gen-Zs are in DCP.
The Kalenjin Gen-Zs are in UDA
The Luo Gen-Zs are in ODM
The Kamba Gen-Zs are in Wiper
Gen-Zs now are already tribalists
Gen Z keeps saying they will shape 2027 and bring in new leadership. But where are you? Today’s by-elections had empty polling stations, yet the same youth later appeared in the chaos.
Kujituma ndiyo itatutoa block wakuu, not noise, not chaos, but turnout and action.
While the Nation mourns a fallen hero in unity and respect, one bitter tribalist and his flock choose to celebrate 'a year since impeachment.' Such misplaced priorities reveal a fragile mind and a hollow spirit — proof that wisdom and empathy aren’t for everyone.
It's deeply troubling to see anyone celebrate the destruction and looting of property. Such actions cause harm and suffering to individuals and communities. Respect for others' belongings and empathy for those affected should be our priority, not celebration.