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Napenda sana vile most of you mmeanza kukubali Affordable housing was a good idea😂😂
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Mary Kemunto@_KemuntoM·
I thought Gachagua supporters were dumb, until I met the Sifuna battalion. On top of being dumb, they are emotional as hell. Whenever challenged, they will call you; 1. Kuma 2. Malaya 3. Idiot 4. Stupid. They cannot hold any discussion, especially one that challenges their small minds. I am sorry Kenol Bloggers.
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GUSTAVO@Gustavo__254·
I will secretly vote for Ruto and after winning I will be the first one to say "Tumeibiwa"
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SPARTZ MEDIA@GunnerAfrican·
Sifuna is wise... Siyo wale wakujipiga kifua.... Edwins Sifuna has admitted that ni ngumu Kutoa Rais Ruto.. amesema large crowds cannot translate to votes.. Uzuri wanajua ukweli Anyway Ruto is unstoppable. Thanks 4 a shaming some few. Truth is now sinking well. Sifuna u r spot on.
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There is a silent war in the Luhya community that no one wants to talk about. But I am here to talk about it. In 2013 Musalia Mudavadi ran for President under ANC and got 483981 votes. The bulk of those votes came from his Maragoli subtribe. The rest came from across the country. Mudavadi comes from Maragoli, the second largest Luhya subtribe after the Bukusu. During that election most Bukusu did not vote for him. They backed Raila Odinga. Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna is Bukusu and so is Moses Wetangula. The Luhya community has 19 subtribes. Like interns in Pastor Ezekiels church, all of them speak different dialects. A maragoli can not understand what Bukusu says unless they use Kiswahili or a sign language. Right now the other 18 subtribes are quietly fighting the Bukusu. They are saying when Maragoli had a serious presidential candidate in 2013 Bukusu rejected him. They are now threatening to teach saying teach Sifuna a lesson he will never forget in the event his name will appear in the ballot. As a son of this community Sifuna knows this and that is probably why he has not come out clearly to declare his stand. He knows his base is shaky. In Luhya politics your own people do not automatically guarantee you victory. The Luhya community could be the first people to throw Sifuna away and replace him with another candidate even an outsider. That is also why you are seeing President Ruto actively courting Wycliffe Oparanya to be his running mate next year. He knows the Bukusu Maragoli fault line and he is playing it because it is easier to fracture than the mountain. This is what you wont be told but I am here to tell you because you deserve to know.
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True ,it’s not about economy. Insatiable entitlement. What is the problem with Kenya today? The Tower of Babel lazima iangushwe! Self-interest and greed will ultimately sink this clueless opposition team.
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SPARTZ MEDIA@GunnerAfrican·
SINCE RUTO STARTED VISION 2060 DEBATE,SIFUNA IS NOT TRENDING! THAT WAS THE PLAN.
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LKMLegit
LKMLegit@Anti_Joors·
Gachagua and Okuyus are very transparent. The problem they have with Ruto isn't that the economy is bad, or there is no development in Kenya, or that there is state violence. Heck, they supported Uhuru and Kibaki after they killed thousands. The problem they have with Ruto is that he allowed Luos and ODM into the government. To them there are Kenyans and there are special Kenyans.
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"When Ruto betrayed Mt. Kenya for Luos, I asked him what kind of a politician he is to leave the 5million votes in his hands to pursue 1.5million that he's not sure of. I told him he will be a very miserable man!"~Gachagua

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Someone has been going around saying, 'I am Sifuna.' Sifuna? What nonsense.
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He wants to know if he will get cheers whenever his name is mentioned. Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has signalled that he could attend this year’s Mashujaa Day celebrations on October 20, 2026, as part of what appears to be a broader plan to expand his political tours into regions considered strongholds of President William Ruto ahead of the 2027 General Election.
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True reflection on the ground come 2027. UDA 12M (57%) against DCP 9M (43%) of the national vote. Na kura in 2027, numbers will Change immediately when you will discover that it's only DCP alone vs UDA. Forgetting about Linda wanainchi has different representation in the united opposition. DCP is only a branch in united opposition.
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SPARTZ MEDIA@GunnerAfrican·
Boiling well,na bado. Justin Muturi drops yet another BOMBSHELL! Muturi says he'll never ever support DIVISIVE and ISOLATIONIST figure like Rigathi Gachagua. Self-interest and greed will ultimately sink this clueless opposition team. DCP hyenas are eagerly waiting for the hand to fall. The Tower of Babel lazima iangushwe!
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Some salaried Kenyans are so mean! They’re very angry about being deducted the Housing Levy, but they refuse to understand how that money is changing lives! For instance, people in public service who were earning 30k in 2022 have seen the government increase ranks and salaries almost every year. Today, many of them are earning between 45k and over 50k. Yet the Housing Levy is not even 1,000 bob , it’s only 750 if you’re earning 50k. Meaning you’re already earning almost 50% more than what you used to get! But look at what that money is doing! Almost 300,000 youths are now working on sites because of that little sacrifice. Someone else is paying their bills and supporting their families while transforming Kenya because of your sacrifice. Look at the tears of joy the new occupants, especially in Kibra and Mukuru, are shedding. Slums are being transformed courtesy of that little sacrifice, and all Kenyans can live in dignity. The Affordable Housing Project is supporting the steel industry, cement, iron sheets, furniture, and more. Everyone is winning!
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SPARTZ MEDIA@GunnerAfrican·
Mass transit system: Great proposal Mr President and as usual you are deliberate, concerted and intentional. A very brilliant idea that should be accorded an holistic approach alongside Eastlands Urban Renewal. Integrating a metro line with commercial activities creates vibrant transit-oriented developments where stations serve as hubs for retail, offices, markets, and mixed-use developments. Well-designed pedestrian links, public spaces, and last-mile connectivity increase foot traffic, stimulate business growth, generate employment, enhance land values, and improve urban mobility while reducing congestion and travel time. Let woodpeckers, Pharisees, Sadduccees and the scribes start punching holes into this proposal but Singapore is real and the journey has started.
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"While he still thinks of how to get the chicken in a mud thatched house, our best president, William Ruto is thinking of how Kenya can get to Thailand and Hong Kong in matters development. Where the road network runs across the country, people live in dignified homesteads, investors feel safe risking their wealth and manufacturing is the greatest employer. Bwana you can never fake vision. Sifuna is fake, Kenyans should reject him in totality!"~ Roseline Alionya
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Edwin Sifuna
Edwin Sifuna@edwinsifuna·
Alijaribu ku argue na mimi mambo ya kuku akakwama. Sasa ameingia mambo ya preamble ya katiba. Ole wake.
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Sifuna and Kalonzo can't work together in Linda Mwananchi as they both have too huge ego's and too much mistrust. And this will happen before 2027, Cheza na watermelon. Na Kalonzo anachomoka peke yake bila watu. Once again Watermelon, always a Watermelon.
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Sifuna and Kalonzo can't work together in Linda Mwananchi as they both have too huge ego's and too much mistrust. And this will happen before 2027 ,Cheza na watermelon. Na Kalonzo anachomoka peke yake bila watu. Once again Watermelon, always a Watermelon.
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Many Kenyans are noisy, thinking that by being noisy they'll apear sharp. The noisiest of them all is H.E. Rigathi Gachagua, EGH and his sycophants. Yesterday at about 7 am , President William Samoei Ruto ran a trailer that heralded the Speech he was going to read in the evening. The trailer was about a New Vision and a National Conversation. Go and rewatch it. Wamunyoro did not predict anything. The President had already revealed his intentions before the Speech .
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Kibaki launched Vision 2030 in 2008, knowing well that his final term was ending in 2012. Because Governments do not stop after leaders exit the office. President Ruto has introduced Vision Beyond 30. He is exiting the State House in 2032. Clearly , his Vision for Kenya is NOT anchored to his two terms. In fact, his vision for Kenya has no business to do with Terms. Well , I’m shocked at the level of ignorance and ILLITERACY that the Wantam brigade has exhibited today. May God bless Kenya.
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I welcome President Ruto's invitation to what he rightly described as "the most consequential national conversation since the adoption of our Constitution in 2010. Whether or not we agree politically, let us use this national conversation platform to discuss the future and shared prosperity for our nation. A national vision that will outlive all of us and rooted on inclusion and a Kenya that leaves no one behind!
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William Samoei Ruto, PhD
William Samoei Ruto, PhD@WilliamsRuto·
Addressed the nation from State House Nairobi and invited all Kenyans to begin the most consequential national conversation since the promulgation of our Constitution in 2010 - a conversation to shape the country's next long-term development plan beyond Vision 2030. This is not a Government project. It is not a political agenda; it is a national undertaking that belongs to every Kenyan. The question before us is simple but profound: What kind of Kenya do we want to leave to future generations? Over the past six decades, nations that were once at the same level of development with Kenya have transformed into global economic powerhouses. South Korea, China and Singapore made bold choices, planned for the long-term and invested in their people. We, too, must have the courage to ask why we have not fulfilled our full potential and, more importantly, what we must do differently. Our Constitution calls on us to do more than govern. It calls on us to expand opportunity, uphold human dignity, create wealth and improve the lives of every citizen. Healthcare, quality education, affordable housing and food security must become measurable realities for every Kenyan. Consequently, we will on 12th August, 2026, launch a nationwide public consultation that will bring together citizens from every walk of life - young people, professionals, businesses, faith leaders, academia, workers and civil society - to build a shared vision for our nation's future. Together, we will define the next chapter of Kenya's story and build an industrialised, globally competitive and prosperous nation for generations to come.
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