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Incase you forgot ︎ ︎ ︎ ︎ ︎ ︎ ︎ ︎ ︎ ︎ we’ll remind you ︎ ︎ ︎ ︎ ︎ ︎ ︎ ︎ ︎ ︎ ︎ ︎ ︎ ︎ ︎ ︎ ︎ ︎ ︎ ︎ ︎ ︎ ︎ that ︎ ︎ ︎ ︎ ︎ ︎ ︎ ︎ ︎ ︎ ︎ ︎ ︎ #RutoMustGo

What does this mean? To mourn with dignity? Whose dignity? Yours or ours? Have you seen the Legio Maria dance? Have you seen the names we use to describe our lovers?: "Chunya" is MY HEART. My wife is "Min Oda", which translates to the MOTHER OF MY HOUSE. "Jaber" is THE PRETTY ONE. "Rambanya" is THE ONE WITH THE GAP BETWEEN HER TEETH. A lover was never just a lover, God never just God, and DEATH NEVER JUST DEATH. Luo is a robust culture and it is reflected in its practices and language. And this robustness will be executed in life, love, worship, and death. More so, in the death of its icons, because that is when the spirits are at their optimal. If your spirits lead you to eat ngumu and call it a day, do just that. Don't bother us with this bland dignity. We know our culture. We know what is expected of us. And that we will do- WITHOUT APOLOGY! This culture does not exist to appease many presidents and their suits. It existed long before them and will outlive them all. Those who matter are here. And we matter most because we exist in the culture. You go mourn with dignity kwenu. When that day comes, you can tell us how to mourn. If all it takes is a groan and a few nose blows, we will groan with you. Or -at worst - ignore, if our spirits forbid the underwhelming theatre. We will not tell you your ngumus are too stale - or your tea too thin - if that is all it takes to escort your loved one into the next world. Each according to their capacity. Each according to the weight of its dead. We do not mourn for the visitors. We mourn our dead. Those who wish to join are welcome, but their presence is not compelled. And will certainly not be missed. We carry leaves to waft the evil spirits away. We wail to lament the injustice of death. In rolling, we are not trying to scare you. It is a protest of this dark cloud that has befallen us. Don't be so afraid: it is just a dirge.

Before calling another community’s burial traditions “weird,” remember, culture isn’t universal. It’s beautifully diverse. Tembea Kenya upunguze ujinga.

"We just overlapped a little bit." "We just stole a little bit." "We just beat them a little bit." "We just killed them a little bit." Just... A little bit.

You. You reading this. Go register as a voter 👉🏻👉🏻👉🏻👉🏻 we have no opposition in this country but ourselves

If you're in Nairobi County, I made a custom map showing over 300 gazetted registration centres. google.com/maps/d/edit?mi…

IEBC has zero campaigns on voter registration No ads , no nothing no sensitization They don’t want you to register. But we will conduct it pro-bono Ukiniona kwa matatu sema hi 👋 On a good day ntakulipia fare.

Civic duty.

Kenyans, you don’t need to go home to register as a voter. While in Nairobi, just go to the IEBC office and tell them you want to register as a voter in Gambogi or anywhere else. You can be anywhere in the country and register as a voter for any constituency or polling station across the country.

In Kayole, Jennifer Michelle Achieng was killed by a teacher for not answering a question correctly. The other kids were given 30bob to keep quiet. I protested, got arrested,& taken to court. New View Academy remained open. I used to go there everyday in the morning and remind parents their kids could be killed too. We took the case all the way to the Senate nothing ever happened. They gave Jennifer's mum a job, my case for protesting was dropped last year, the school is operating under a new name. She was only 8 years old.

Dear Comrades kindly help me retweet this post widely. This is Mr Francis Wokabi Wanjiku, 30yo Francis was last seen during the 25th June 2025 #JusticeForOurMashujaa protests. His phone went off on 26th June. He has been missing for a month now. Kindly help us find Francis 🙏

One month later Francis Wikobi is still missing. His phone went off on 26th of June immediately after the 25TH protests. He was last seen was in Limuru town

I don’t care how much I, or you, differed with Mwabili’s politics, rhetoric or tone. In the grander scheme, he is one of us, not one of them. That’s why they captures him. He deserves to be free. #FreeMwabiliMwagodi

, Mwabili Mwagodi, a Kenyan activist who has been vocal against Ruto’s regime has been abducted in Tanzania. Once again we see how oppressors across borders work together to silence dissent. #FreeMwabiliMwagodi

The only way to free him, is by amplifying. #FreeMwabiliMwagodi