Muhamud Kiilu

UHURU KENYATTA: My people,I tried cautioning you on electing some of these people,you defied my advice and decided to follow your own path. Today you are crying,but I know you have learnt a lesson. You also made another mistake of electing MPs who can't stand with Wanjiku during the hour of need. Their work is just receiving bribes and few pennies to sing to the tune of one person. Elect leaders not politicians.

Global oil prices are down nearly 6%. Crude oil is down 5.8% to $91 per barrel while Brent crude is down 5.5% to $97 per barrel.| We told you there was no justification to increase fuel prices by a huge margin in the guise of the Strait of Hormuz.

Very nice mmetokea kusherehekea ,now the same energy mtumie juu 20% tax on betting.

Avoid Thika Road around Wìteithie and the Ruiru Interchange Bridge. Goons have reportedly blocked the road, causing heavy disruption and insecurity for motorists and pedestrians. Use alternative routes and stay safe,Wueh so it was to happen today??

Our employed pals hizo road ziko aje? Magari ziko kwa njia ama kuna congestion. We need to be sure about the current situation before wapitishe finance bill

The Murderous 2026 Finance Bill proposes a Warrantless Data Access. Meaning that KRA can access your private bank and mobile money records without a court order. If they cannot trace looted funds, they have no business illegally accessing my private money transfer data. #RejectFinanceBill2026

What's the situation on your roads? Kuna mgomo? Muranga magari iko site.

Those attacking Arsenal fans for turning up in huge numbers in Nairobi but not showing up for protests are missing the bigger point. People do not fail to protest because they love suffering. They fail to protest because Kenyans are not angry enough, not desperate enough and not organized enough to sustain serious resistance. That is the uncomfortable truth. A football victory march is easy because it is joy, identity, banter, music and vibes. A protest is risk, police, tear gas, arrest, job loss, injury and sometimes death. You cannot compare the two as if people are choosing Arsenal over liberation. People are choosing comfort over sacrifice because the pain has not yet crossed the point where staying home feels more dangerous than going to the streets. That is why these 8am to 6pm CBD protests, almost arranged like someone is reporting to a job, will never shake a regime properly. People come, shout, run from police, take photos, trend for a few hours and go back home before darkness. The government simply waits them out. A real people’s movement is not an office-hours activity. It is not something you squeeze between breakfast and supper. It is built when the anger is deep, widespread, fearless and impossible to manage with police trucks and press statements. So stop blaming Arsenal fans. They have only exposed what we already know. Kenyans can gather when they want to. The problem is that, politically, the country is still not angry enough.

" Oya bro, seen you talking about Thika Road. There are no vehicles na zile ziko, tunalipishwa 300 from Thika Road to Nairobi kama hauna unatembea." You will feel it. I will feel it. We will feel it. And when we get angry enough, the streets will hear us.

Former Kenya Airways CEO Allan Kilavuka received Sh131 million in exit pay in 2025, including salary, pension and other benefits. His pay was up 77% from Sh74 million in 2024.

Ruto ran away in Mandera when a balloon blasted. He stood still when a young man ran to him. The script went wrong.

BREAKING: The Ruto government is reportedly planning to lease a floating power plant (powership/ or barge) at the Mombasa coast to “solve” electricity shortages. ~BD The plan? Import a giant power ship, likely from Turkey’s Karpowership, plug it into Kenya’s grid, then pay billions through a long-term power purchase agreement (PPA). And this is where Kenyans should ask hard questions. Floating power plants can cost around KSh 15-32 per kWh, sometimes even higher. We've seen them in countries like Ghana. And you haven't added other costs like taxes. Meanwhile: - Ethiopia sells us power at roughly KSh 8 - Uganda at around KSh 9-12 So explain like we are in Class 3: Why rent an expensive foreign ship to sell you electricity at 4 times per KW when cheaper electricity already exists next door? Aren't there other alternatives? This is starting to smell like the same old IPP script: Create a crisis. Bring in an “emergency solution.” Lock taxpayers into costly contracts for years. A few connected people make billions. Ordinary Kenyans keep paying expensive electricity bills forever. The Ruto govt could be creating problems today that could punish this country for decades.

🚨 TRAFFIC ALERT | MONDAY, 25TH MAY 2026 - Tension reported along sections of Thika Road this morning, with some school parents saying school buses are unavailable. - There are reports of some action along some Thika access roads, including reported roadblocks and fires. - Reports further indicate that suspected goons have invaded the Witeithie area, where a lorry was allegedly stoned.

Kasarani -Roysambu upto Ngara hakuna commuters.. Empty road no super metro no anything.. Nimetembea mguu from TRM to Ngara😤🫩🫩💔💔

Breaking; High fuel prices have now sparked protests in Thika. Pedestrians left stranded as the situation unfolds. More details coming.

Considering how that boy held Ruto, it almost reeks of stage managing by that Jacob "Firifiri" guy Assuming it was a genuine violation, hata Trump wana breach... His calm reaction was pretty deft. Wish he handled the economy with that skill Mi ukanishika shingo hivo ni elbow

Road updates; From Makongeni to Thika road blocked, no vehicles allowed. Just sleep

Real men don't marry women who take alcohol. And if you find yourself dating a woman who smokes cigarette, then my brother you're dating a frame of a woman. No school teaches this!!

Many people are stranded within Thika, no Matatus at all. Supermetro have packed their matatus!

Kenya is slowly becoming a republic of repayments. When nearly all government revenue is swallowed by debt obligations, taxation rises, public services decline, and citizens are forced to finance a crisis they did not create.