Akinyi😎

Alhamdulillah rain. Wajir County, today! May it come with barakah!

“come here” such an attractive phrase bro

This information is incorrect. A review of the official Constitution of Kenya (Amendment) Bill, 2025, shows that the claims being made are false. Here are the facts based on the contents of the Bill: 1. The Bill Does NOT Extend Term Limits Nowhere in the Constitution of Kenya (Amendment) Bill, 2025, is there any proposal to extend the terms of office for the President, Governors, MPs, or MCAs from five to seven years. The Bill does not amend the articles of the Constitution that deal with term limits for these elective positions. 2. The Bill Does NOT Create a Prime Minister Post The Bill makes no mention of creating the Office of a Prime Minister or any other new position within the executive branch. The proposed amendments do not alter the existing structure of the national executive. What the Bill Actually Proposes The primary objective of the Bill is to strengthen devolution and the role of the Senate. Its main proposals are to: •Enhance Bicameralism: Make the Senate a co-equal to the National Assembly by requiring that most bills be considered and passed by both houses. •Strengthen Senate's Financial Oversight: Give the Senate a direct role in the national budget-making process and in the approval of key state officers like the Controller of Budget and Auditor-General. •Protect County Assemblies: Establish a constitutionally protected County Assembly Fund to ensure financial independence for county legislatures. It's crucial to read and verify information before sharing. This Bill focuses on fixing procedural issues in Parliament to better support county governments, not on altering term limits or the structure of the executive.

Tribalism?Nah!Not falling for it. This regime is hurting all of us,one way or another.