Kingdom billionaire

I have been widely misquoted and my remarks delivered in Lafey Constituency have been taken out of context to advance false and misleading narratives. The phrase I used, "Waraabe la-tagis bartay, ka-ridis waa ku dhib," is a well-known Somali proverb that has long been part of our oral tradition. It is a figurative expression about the difficulty of ending entrenched habits or long-enjoyed advantages. It was never directed at any community or intended to demean anyone. My message was about the importance of embracing inclusivity as the Government continues to ensure that all Kenyans, regardless of their region or ethnicity, have an opportunity to serve the nation. Attempts to portray my remarks as ethnic incitement are therefore dishonest and a deliberate distortion of what I said. I also find it regrettable that some of those now expressing outrage remained silent when inflammatory remarks targeting the Somali community were made in the past. Public leaders should reject selective outrage and apply the same standards consistently. Kenya's strength lies in its diversity. My commitment remains to national unity, peaceful coexistence and equal opportunity for every Kenyan, without exception.

Fixed it for you minister for state militia.

He is literally wearing the same tshirt in his latest video as he was when gooning.