Sir Parantai

@sholard_mancity I am from Kajiado, and I registered in Kajiado where I have been voting all along. Only to verify my status and find that I have been transferred to Nakuru as a voter. Who the hell do I know in Nakuru?

I’ve just watched the NTV Kenya report, and the IEBC needs to explain this now. Kenyans who registered and voted in Nairobi are checking their voter details and finding they’ve been quietly moved to North Eastern, some all the way to Banisa Constituency in Mandera County. How does a Nairobi voter suddenly become a Banisa voter? Who moved them? Why? And on whose authority? Or is part of the plan to steal votes for Ruto through North Eastern? This cannot just be brushed off as a “system error.” It touches on a citizen’s constitutional right to vote where they registered. And we have every reason to question it. Because the same law allows a switch to manual identification if the biometric system fails. And somehow, every election cycle, the biometric system “fails.” Even in the recent minor elections. -Fingerprints taken. -Photos captured. -Full voter data recorded. Yet on voting day, the system suddenly can’t identify voters? How many times are Kenyans expected to accept that? Watch the NTV report. Then check your voter details now. Don’t wait until election day to discover your polling station changed without your knowledge. IEBC must audit the register, fix it, and explain what happened.

@calvinokello4 💯

The only reason why Gachagua has become so powerful is that Gachagua does not fear or shy away from controversy. Controversial figures have always attracted attention and all attention is good whether positive or negative. Infact there is nothing like negative attention. The gods of power favor the BOLD, they dispise the meek. Today Gachagua commands huge influence than Kalonzo for this same reason, which we all agree should not be the case.

@Maryian96 This is a Kenyan Senator, one entrusted with legislation and oversight. One Who is a role model to the young generation, one who is supposed to inspire hope of a better tomorrow. Lord have mercy

To my Kikuyu elders if this the lady you installed as a "Nyakinyua" there is a very big problem, a Nyakinyua is someone with good and respectful morals and I don't see any in this one!!! Mlituangusha Sana ama tuwache mkule pesa??? Sonokaiii muno!!!

@kijana_misa Kenya has gotten a way of rewarding widows of political leaders, we nolonger look at the qualifications but who is related to who. This is sad indeed. Mason ni ya nini Kenya?

Ukiangalia hii picha, wetu tu ndo anakaa shosho wa wote wenye wako hapa buana. Kwani tulikosea wapi?

@ouma_neko We speak healing and total restoration over the baby

My baby developed breathing problems, and by the time we reached the hospital, his oxygen levels were dangerously low. Hearing that he had pneumonia broke me in a way I can’t fully explain. In that moment, nothing else in the world mattered except his life. We are currently admitted, and these have been some of the hardest hours of my life watching him fight to breathe, feeling helpless, praying for every single breath he takes. But in the middle of all that fear, I am grateful. He is responding well to treatment, and that gives me strength. I thank God for that small but powerful mercy. Right now, I’m holding on to hope, to faith, and to every sign of improvement. That’s all that matters.

@ledamalekina Tunapeleka wapi mabarabara if we can't afford fuel to drive on them?

It’s virtually impossible to cut fuel taxes maybe only VAT, and even then, just temporarily. We need that revenue to fund the roads we keep demanding from the President. Pundits like Riggy G, stuck in tribal politics, can’t fathom what it takes to lead a country. I feel for President Ruto.

@au_badela Yes

Are you willing to wake up at 4am EVERYDAY, for a month, and pray for an hour?

@EugeneOngeri When the gods are against you, everything will work against you🤣🤣

Hii story Iko hivi, Friday evening Dem alikol boyfriend wake akamsho she's feeling lonely and she needs some company. She suggested that the only company atafeel comfortable nayo ni ya huyo boiz. Jamaa akakubali tu. Ikabidi akope doo amtumie fare. After some time jamaa akamtext kumuuliza ako wapi then she said ako almost kufika. Akafika, wakakula vizuri, mpishi akafanyiwa justice yake, wakaenda holiday. So kufika morning, jamaa akagundua mwiko inafaa kuoshwa. Kugusa mamaa, hageuki. Kumwita, haitiki. Kumbe alichoka kupumua 😢. Blunder ikapata morio, but blunder kubwa ni text alikuwa amemsho ile time she was almost kufika "fika hapa nikuue leo" then Dem akareply "omg😭♥️" . Nobody seems to understand the context. Earth is hard! 💔

@au_badela T he Bible talks of spiritual death, not physical death.

WHICH SIN LEADS TO DEATH? “If you see a fellow believer sinning in a way that does not lead to death, you should pray, and God will give that person life. But there is a sin that leads to death, and I am not saying you should pray for those who commit it. All wicked actions are sin, but not every sin leads to death.” 1 John 5:16-17 NLT

@Shdrchrotich @ledamalekina Sport on

@ledamalekina As ordinary Kenyans, we know reading this is quite depressing, but again, this is coming from an able senator who has not mentioned a thing on the floor of the house.

I sat in the committee room yesterday reading emails between ORYX ENERGY LTD and the Ministry of Energy officials, including the Cabinet Secretary, and I was shocked to discover that they were all in agreement to import fuel at USD 253.94 per MT—while the same government they serve imports fuel at USD 84.00 per MT. If OMCs are not taking advantage in cohorts with ministry officials, who is fooling whom? This is an artificial get‑rich‑quick scam orchestrated by a fuel cabal! We are not stupid—only for the deal to be cancelled at the last minute when a shipment of substandard fuel imported by ONE PETROLEUM LIMITED arrived and was offloaded, costing Kenyans the equivalent of USD 198,855 per MT—still USD 114 more per MT than the government’s own G‑to‑G rate.

@ouma_neko The evidence

In 2022, Uhuru Kenyatta stood before this country and told Kenyans that fuel had hit KSh 159 because of the Russia-Ukraine War. William Ruto mocked that explanation. He dismissed it with arrogance, chest out, pretending Kenya lives on another planet untouched by global shocks. Now look at him. Fuel is at a suffocating KSh 207 per litre. Not 10 shillings. Not 20. A brutal, shameless jump of over KSh 40. And suddenly, the man who once lectured the nation has no lecture left. No explanation. No accountability. Just silence wrapped in excuses. So answer Kenyans, Ruto without hiding behind another foreign war: Who is looting through this so-called G-to-G fuel import scheme? Who are these untouchable cartels feeding on the blood of struggling citizens? And more importantly are you one of them? Because when Ndindi Nyoro himself raises questions about G-to-G oil deals, Kenyans have every right to suspect this is not governance it’s organized plunder at the highest level. You told us external wars don’t affect fuel prices. Now prove it. Or admit what this really is: a government that lied its way into power and is now bleeding the country dry.

@baroswahjr Are we in the same Kenya??????

"In just 3years, you have done what Jomo Kenyatta, Daniel Moi, Mwai Kibaki and Uhuru Kenyatta could not do in 69years!"~MP Zaheer

@Dennis08533293 @georgediano Very sad indeed

@georgediano Nobody showed up for her. Not the boyfriend, not the family, not the state. And when she broke , she's the only one who faced consequences.

Magdalene Chelangat from Sotik met a man who was selling sim cards in kericho in 2022 & bought a sim card. They then exchanged contacts & started communicating. By then she was working in Nakuru. The communication went well & they started dating. The man was fired from his work place in kericho, moved to Bomet county & secured a job as a tea plucker. Magdalene ended up pregnant as they were still dating. The boyfriend then convinced her to move with him to their rural home in Narok county after failing to pay a loan that he borrowed from his employer. She a greed & went home to start a family life with her boyfriend & that's where everything changed. At home, one of the Shemejis informed her that her husband had sold all his piece of land & used the money to eat life & enjoy himself. Then barred her from social media that didn't go well with her. One day, the husband requested to use her phone for sometime coz his phone was out of power. She gave it to him willingly,he left home & only returned in the evening with an empty sim card after selling the phone. She was annoyed that she decided to go back to her parents. She later gave birth to a baby boy & informed him. He sent her some money to buy baby items for the new born. After that she struggled alone with the baby & the family pressure pushed her to the wall that she thought of ending her life & the baby. She then searched for a certain woman who hadn't given birth. She decided to sell her son to the woman for 200k , gave her the 9 months old baby ready to collect the money later. She returned home & went on with life normally but the neighbors who couldn't see her baby informed the local authority & she was arrested. She was charged in court but refused to reveal where the baby was. She was advised to denounce having a baby for the case to collapse. However the IO presented her clinic book & son's birth notification in court that finished her completely. She was sentenced to 20 years in prison.

@ouma_neko As a country, we are going though perilous times indeed

We are not going to Singapore we are taking back what was stolen from us. William Ruto stands on podiums shouting about “cartels” like a spectator, yet the rot is festering inside institutions directly under his command. Ruto is that doctor who claims to treat diarrhoea by stitching the anus shut. A reckless, desperate act not a cure, but a cover-up. Silencing symptoms while the poison spreads inside. That is exactly what this leadership has become: Suppress outrage Control narratives Intimidate institutions Blame invisible enemies

@wambuijoan2024 They should go back to the drawing board, have a sit with the other splinter group, then unite. Only then will ODM bargain with UDA

The fat-cheeked ODM chairperson now doesn't want pawa but esima for the ODM party. She claims the party must be respected before anything else. She also said without the people and the supporters the party becomes nothing. Funny how quickly the tune changes when the ground beneath you starts shaking. You can’t trade away the soul of a movement, then wake up shocked that no one fears or respects what’s left of it. The clock is ticking and as I said, ODM has NO chance without Sifuna.

@FGaitho237 Instead of discussing other men's health, why don't you take care of your overweight body kwanza?

The Visible Decline of Uhuru Kenyatta and the Generation That Refuses to Exit The first person I noticed with clear inflammation around the eyes was David Murathe, years before the same symptoms appeared on Uhuru Kenyatta. In 2013, the Uhuru Kenyatta faction never truly believed they would win the presidency. They were up against Raila Odinga - a fellow insider with access to state machinery, British colonial anointment from Chatham House, and genuine popular support. The only reason Uhuru “won” was because he had already curried favor with Jeffrey Epstein’s globalist pedophile network. These are the same forces behind foundations like Soros, Ford, Clinton, Rockefeller, and Gates, which had carefully shaped the judicial infrastructure during the constitutional review process and subsequent Supreme Court appointments. The first Chief Justice under the new constitution, @WMutunga - a former Ford Foundation operative - fraudulently cleared the candidacies of both Uhuru Kenyatta and William Ruto despite their active ICC indictments. He then presided over a sham petition that ultimately declared Uhuru president. From that moment, Uhuru and his coterie of degenerate groupies, including David Murathe, embarked on an endless celebration. They binged on alcohol and juvenile excitement like the functional retards that they are, convinced they had pulled off the ultimate heist. They were now owned by the Epstein network, and Kenya became their personal playground. That reckless lifestyle is now catching up with them in the most visible way. The inflammation, the stretched skin, the goiter-like swelling; these are not random. They are the physical consequences of years of excess, stress, and entitlement. Unlike the Kibaki-era elders; Joe Wanjui, Stanley Murage, Professor Nick Wanjohi, Karanja Kabage, Francis Muthaura, who eventually stepped aside with some grace and allowed the next generation to take over, this current crop of deadbeat “elders” led by Uhuru Kenyatta, William Ruto, Rigathi Gachagua, Martha Karua, Justin Muturi, Fred Matiang’i, Mukhisa Kituyi, James Orengo and Kalonzo Musyoka still believe they can cling to power indefinitely. They think bribing a few influencers and staging occasional distractions gives them eternal relevance. They behave as though they will never die, and that younger generations lack the capacity to replace them. Woe unto them. Kenya is becoming increasingly hostile to this entitled generation of old useless bastards that refuses to exit the stage. Their refusal to facilitate a smooth generational transition will only make the eventual reckoning harsher. The bill for decades of looting, betrayal, and reckless living is now due - and it is written on their ugly faces.

@generali_osumo And he will conveniently forget this, back when he was a deputy

Kasongo HIKES petrol price by Ksh 28.69 per litre and diesel price by Ksh 40.30 per litre. The price of petrol will be 206.97 per litre and that of diesel is now 206.84 per litre. He will now blame Iran, blame Israel, blame Russia, blame Ukraine, blame even Gachagua and the opposition for this. I hope the tutam kapleng'ateeth SYCOPHANTS will go and fetch fuel from state house or even Sugoi. Remember, fuel hikes mean a hike for the price of most of the products in the country including foodstuffs!

@Maryian96 It's a shame the caliber of leaders we have.

Madam please,Riggy g is a respected married man,unasema alikuwa anakuangalia nyuma ni Ka anakutaka do you think he has time for such nonsense wamama wengine hunishtua Sana huyu ni Ps wa nini btw?

@ledamalekina @Senate_KE @NAssemblyKE Instead of using the floor of the house to which you were elected, uko hapa twitting, so what?

Thieves masquerading as leaders: Two-term governors who’ve looted counties and ignored auditor-general warnings have no place in the Senate. This travesty mocks our rule of law and betrays Kenyans. We won’t allow it. We must bar them by statute for life! @Senate_KE @NAssemblyKE

@sholard_mancity A country that is corrupt to its roots makes new laws everyday. Not for the benefit of its people but to protect its hideous schemes and corrupt ways

So there’s a healthcare bill in Parliament by Kimani Ichung’wah, currently at Second Reading And if you care about your taxes, you should be paying attention. In fact, I warned about this last week, that a lot of these bills in Parliament aren’t really about solving problems They’re about creating offices that the Executive can fill. Now look at this one 👇🏾 It proposes creating a new body called the Quality Healthcare & Patient Safety Authority. Its roles? - License hospitals - Accredit facilities - Inspect and audit - Enforce compliance - Handle complaints - Set national standards But, aren’t these roles already being done by KMPDC, PPB, even SHA, etc.? And the bill is NOT scrapping those existing bodies. This new authority will have duplicate roles to existing bodies. They are creating another layer, offices,s and another budget. Now, check the appointments side. The CEO and top officials? Appointed by the Health CS. And the CS? Appointed by the President. This is exactly what I was talking about. This is what parliament is doing now, Create a new authority → create positions → Executive then uses them to reward friends. And it’s all funded by our taxes. At the same time, we’re being told: “There’s no money.” “We need austerity.” But somehow there’s always money for: -new authorities -new boards -new tribunals Meanwhile: Hospitals are struggling Patients are fundraising Healthcare workers are overwhelmed I don’t know, Maybe I’m overthinking it. But it’s starting to look like these “reforms” are less about wananchi and more about expanding space for appointments. What do you think?