Gilbert Okong'o

@cbarasa @C_NyaKundiH Only those devoid of intellectual capacity see the names and titles.Consume and digest the matter in the fray without feelings and alienation to tribe race or ethnicity.

@GilbertOkong @C_NyaKundiH Your Name betrays your argument.

Opiyo Wandayi is insulting Kenyans. A whole fuel sector scandal explodes under his watch, top officials resign after arrests, preliminary findings point to falsified fuel stock data, an overpriced and allegedly substandard emergency cargo is exposed, and his biggest contribution is to warn the public about “disinformation.” This man has completely recast himself as referee, commentator and lead investigator in a mess sitting right inside his own docket. He talks like a bystander protecting “independent agencies,” yet he is the Cabinet Secretary in charge of the ministry at the centre of the scandal. That is why he has such a hard time convincing Kenyans. Whenever pressure rises, Wandayi runs to the microphone with the usual script...be patient, do not politicize, beware of disinformation, allow investigations. It is the oldest government trick in the book.... when the facts are ugly, attack the noise around the facts. But the facts are already bad enough on their own. Senior officials have resigned and arrests have happened. The government’s own side says stock levels may have been manipulated to create a false shortage and justify an irregular emergency shipment outside the G-to-G framework. So Kenyans are right to ask who exactly is spreading disinformation here? The public asking questions, or the system that let a fake crisis grow inside the petroleum chain and is now lecturing everyone else about calmness and confidence? Wandayi should spare Kenyans the sanctimony. He is not some clean outsider flown in to audit the wreckage! He is the Energy CS. If almost everybody around the scandal is falling, then the man at the top of the docket cannot keep behaving like the host of a press briefing about other people’s sins. At some point, the public stops hearing authority and starts hearing panic.

@eliudmb71475375 @C_NyaKundiH Tribalists have no vision beyond the names they seem. Open your mind wide enough young realise that when a fish is casted, only the fish intended for the catch gets pulled out, not ones outside the ring. In short, dont wish complicity where there is not a thread visible.

@GilbertOkong @C_NyaKundiH Tribalism is evil Just because a cs is a luo doesn’t mean you have to defend him even when he’s clearly on the wrong

@C_NyaKundiH your selective outrage reeks of bias—targeting Wandayi while ignoring that DCI investigations have arrested the actual corrupt actors with zero direct implication on him. No charges, no links. Stick to your paid blogging, stop tainting unsullied reputations to sagas in sight

With Wandayi Still in Office, Kenyans No Longer Know Where Responsibility Ends In serious countries, public office is not treated like a hiding place. In Britain, the doctrine of ministerial responsibility was shaped by cases like Crichel Down in 1954 and the Falklands crisis in 1982, where the basic expectation was that when a department suffers a grave failure, the minister does not behave like a spectator. The office holder carries the political burden because the public must know that responsibility stops somewhere. In Japan, ministers have stepped down over scandals not because they had already been convicted in court, but because public office is supposed to protect trust, not merely survive legal technicalities. Reuters reported, for example, that Economy Minister Akira Amari resigned in 2016 over a money scandal even as he denied bribery allegations. In South Korea too, the culture of office can still force action faster than our politics ever does. Reuters reported that Oceans Minister Chun Jae-soo resigned in December 2025 after allegations of improper payments, explicitly saying stepping down was the right thing to do so the ministry and government would not be damaged further, even while calling the claims false. Now compare that with Kenya. Here, a fuel scandal erupts in the heart of the petroleum chain. The DCI says the resignation of Petroleum PS Mohamed Liban, KPC MD Joe Sang, and EPRA DG Daniel Kiptoo does not absolve them of criminal liability. The same public record says the officials are being investigated over alleged manipulation of fuel stock data, irregular emergency procurement outside the G-to-G framework, and an allegedly overpriced, substandard shipment. Yet the Cabinet Secretary, Opiyo Wandayi, still speaks like a moderator on a TV panel. His message to Kenyans has been to be patient and beware of “disinformation,” even as the scandal has already consumed top officials directly under the ministry’s watch. That is why many people say Kenya is no longer being governed like a serious republic. It is being managed like a failed regime where accountability is carefully rationed downward. Small people fall. Technocrats are sacrificed. Agencies are told to “investigate.” But the political head sits comfortably in office and starts lecturing the public about tone. In a functioning state, a scandal of this scale does not leave the minister sounding like the lead investigator, chief commentator and moral referee all at once. In a functioning state, he either takes political responsibility, steps aside, or is removed so that investigations can proceed without the stench of self-protection. That is the tragedy of Kenya. We have normalized a government where the collapse of oversight is not treated as disqualifying. We are asked to admire statements instead of standards. We are told to wait, to calm down, to avoid politics, while the very people who sat atop the system pretend they were only hearing about the mess on the radio. A serious nation understands that trust in public office is more important than the comfort of one minister. A failed regime protects the seat first, the truth later, and the public never.

@citizentvkenya Pathetic. Airing ex-DP Gachagua spewing his old vendetta-driven hearsay & aspersions on a live scandal—before authorities even probe his "missing KSh500M" claims? Your ill-motived propaganda circus fuels division, not facts. Do better, or stay irrelevant royalFakeNewsEnablers

Gachagua: Ruto reaping from oil deal Former DP claims President Ruto a beneficiary of oil deal. Gachagua says Ruto angry after being ‘shortchanged’ by officials. Gachagua claims Ruto profiting from the oil importation deal. Five top energy sector officials in police custody. DCI wants Gachagua to record a statement on ‘missing KSh 500M’ #CitizenSundayLive

@johnnjenga @WMutunga We can have the whole year pumping the deliberately reducted historical information in that pumpkin head of yours damn fool.

It is your time to eat, so, eat quietly, that is fine. But, a red line: do not dance on Mau Mau graves. If not for a slight mapping change in 1901, this fellow would be selling a different revisionist history in Uganda. Do not dance on Mau Mau graves. ⚖️

@johnnjenga @WMutunga Strike out that fallacy of PhD you got on the title as you hold an inherent ignorance and skewed reasoning, hating even when that community has always been a beneficiary of the rest of the countries blood and sweat .Kindly read , entitlements are over and your masks are removed

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@citizentvkenya Responsible journalism of professionals for lack of a better word should not demonify a system that is meant to improve health services in a nation. It should investigate and highlight the loopholes and gaps that result in the bottleneck on service delivery and recommend changes

Jecinta Musembi, Mwananchi: Recently, I gave birth, and I used SHA, and it paid for everything, even delivery. I did not pay anything. For me, SHA is working. Kwa maternity, it is working very well #CitizenMondayReport

@bonifacemwangi Please don't forget to mention the paid activists who use the citizens' real struggles to get paid in millions. YOU too should not be seen anywhere steer clear

We cannot fix a broken system using the same people who profit from keeping it broken. We need new leadership whose values and ideals are firmly rooted in the rule of law and who will commit to prosecuting and jailing those who have stolen from us. I will jail the big thieves.

@EricLatiff Whatever you got against the government is just your own and very synical even when it's not related to an incident by a thread. FACT is The kenyan society is hypocritically sickening and full of lies and double standards. It is happening and has happened even with those abroad

Are Kenyans fundamentally flawed or are we intrinsically good but corrupted by “systems, leadership and poverty”?

@bonifacemwangi @WMutunga Activists alike should stay out of the equation. You make it even worse with your slanted tribal activism. Get the f**k out out of here, you dumb con activist. Kenyans will save themselves, not be morphed by some hidden hand behind the purpet you can never be an option beware!!

Hawa wanasiasa wanasema ukweli mtupu. Wote ni wakora! I believe what these senior KANU politicians are saying about each other. They were the best of friends. Some of those criminal allegations have been part of the national discussion for a while & they are proving to be true.

@SuperMatchKE @citizentvkenya And the fact that you can't barely see beyond the tribe means you'll get F****d in the face after the elections. You seem to be the part of the problem if you can't barely see beyond tribal lines.The country is grappling with a lot, and the mindset you have will hurt your likes..

@GilbertOkong @citizentvkenya Wajaluo nyinyi peening ruto kura The rest of Kenya ni WANTAM

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@MarthaKarua @WilliamsRuto @orengo_james @RailaOdinga Be warned that no matter what you say or do, it won't change a thing. Kenya has been denied justice far too long by a kabul of tribalists. You being in the mix is even worse.Villifying every rightful defender of their right and its clear, just stop the nonsense. We dont need you.

I was a staunch Kibaki supporter but did not aid or abet rigging or cause violence the way @WilliamsRuto did landing him at The Hague . I was what @orengo_james was to @RailaOdinga an agent

@citizentvkenya Your obsession with odm is sickening and appalling. You have mismatched your role as the editorial chief of that githeri media, and now here lecturing parties on who,what ,when, and how they should proceed with engagements. Form your citizen tv political party or hold thy peace

Kaikai: Stop delaying the country on this thing called the 10-point agenda because it is misleading. The time was extended by another 3 months, for what? To achieve what? The bargaining power of ODM is gone; what President William Ruto will do is what he chooses to do. When Raila exited the stage last year in October, they should have expected this. ODM is in no position to negotiate as an equal anymore, I don’t think so #CitizenNewsGang @LinusKaikai

@NyakundiReport @C_NyaKundiH Sad indeed But most painful enough young kenyans never seem to know what they want. The very same ones are being dragged onto sides that have led the country in this shit the whole time. They seem to have settled for the same devils to keep messing it up.we're back there again.

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@waksvegas @kenyanpundit Venezuela is still a sovereign state despite Maduros extradition.Stay warned my people this is nothing new no matter how many register the problem is what everyone is turning a blind eye to...

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@edwinsifuna Your comprehension of the Queens' language is wanting.comprehensive report on the progress wasn't a finality but rather a progression.I mean, the word STATUS you ommited deliberately was the subject here and it implies it would be assessed further .It's a process as simple as is

Baba they have woken up today to mock your Legacy while swearing in your name. You do not have to be an English Professor to understand what Baba wanted. It’s there in black and white. Progress reports to him every two months and a final report to the Public last Saturday. Now they are putting words in a dead man’s mouth. Give us a signal, Jakom!