Gen Z Wa Nyakera

The race is squarely between @wnyakera and @HEBabuOwino. Moses Kuria is a non starter and Sakaja is….well, Sakaja.

It breaks my heart to witness what is unfolding in Tanzania, a nation long regarded as a pillar of peace and unity in Africa. As we mourn with our brothers and sisters across the border, we are reminded of how fragile peace becomes when the thirst for power outweighs the value of human life. For us in Kenya, the painful memories of 2007 remain a solemn reminder that no leader, no ambition, and no election is worth the blood of our people. May the tragedy facing our neighbor remind us all that true leadership is not about holding onto power, but about protecting the soul of a nation.

The housing levy has taken money from workers and businesses and left many struggling to make ends meet. Government data shows about KSh 120bn has been collected so far and used to build around 148,000 housing units. Each unit is valued between KSh 1.5m and KSh 2.5m, putting the total value of the projects between KSh 220bn and KSh 370bn, all built on public land. The WANTAM Government will securitize these houses and the land they sit on to raise at least KSh 250bn. From this, every Kenyan and business that was deducted will be fully refunded the KSh 120bn plus 20% interest, bringing the total payout to about KSh 144bn. This will correct a serious injustice and return money to the people who earned it. The balance of about KSh 100bn will go into a revolving social housing fund to improve slums and build decent homes for low-income families. The rent from these houses will sustain the fund, ensuring housing for all without ever taxing Kenyans again.

Yesterday, we met residents of Dagoretti North and South during a Radio Citizen live show at the Dagoretti South Empowerment Centre. The session brought together local MCAs, NGCDF managers, and community leaders to discuss the state of service delivery in Nairobi. Residents voiced strong frustration over the Nairobi County Government’s failure to deliver basic services. Key concerns included continued garbage dumping in Kawangware, poorly equipped hospitals, unchecked licensing of liquor outlets, insecurity due to lack of street lighting, and plans to repossess private land along the Nairobi River without proper consultation. Listening to these concerns strengthened my resolve that Nairobi needs a manager, someone who understands what it takes to bring people together and deliver real solutions. I am ready to be that manager.

Today we celebrate the courage, sacrifice, and unity that built our nation. Kenya’s heroes come from every corner of this land, and together we will keep building a country that honors all its people. Our diversity is Kenya’s strength, and no tribe should ever have to apologize for existing. Happy Mashujaa Day.

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I am heartbroken to learn of Raila Odinga’s passing. He was a towering figure, courageous, visionary, and deeply committed to Kenya’s democratic progress. His impact on our nation and our people will never be forgotten. Rest In Peace, Baba.

Yesterday's events remind us of the need for discipline in large gatherings. Let's honor Raila Odinga's memory by committing to a peaceful, unified tribute. Hon. Irungu Nyakera. #MastaWaNai

To security agencies: ensure today's memorial is respectful, safe, and unhindered. To organizers: coordinate clearly. Everyone who wishes to pay tribute deserves to do so safely. #MastaWaNai

A call for Peace, Dignity & Unity. We must guard that our tribute to Baba does not become another moment of tragedy. Public order is fragile when emotion meets pain. #MastaWaNai

To every marcher, speaker, and volunteer: your service matters. Let's ensure the final tribute is respectful and orderly. A united nation honors its own. Baba's legacy inspires unity. #MastaWaNai

Words cannot ease the family’s burden, but know that a nation mourns with you. Let's turn our grief into dignity. Let Nyayo Stadium be a peaceful, unified, and powerful outpouring of respect. #MastaWaNai

To every Kenyan who calls Raila Odinga "Baba"—I see your pain, I honor your loyalty. Our collective presence tomorrow is our sincere tribute to a leader. Hon. Irungu Nyakera. #MastaWaNai

Yesterday was painful. We acknowledge the overwhelming grief and pledge to support mourning in an orderly, secure manner. The outpouring of love for Raila Odinga is historic. #MastaWaNai

The loss of life at memorial sites cannot be ignored. Our people deserve to mourn in peace, with dignity and security. We must ensure a peaceful farewell. Hon. Irungu Nyakera. #MastaWaNai

Standing in solidarity with a nation in mourning. To all who braved the crowds to pay respects, your love for "Baba" was visible in every gesture, flag, and tear. You are not alone in your sorrow. #MastaWaNai

Today, we witness the sorrow and tension that proves how beloved Raila Odinga was across Kenya. May our collective memories bring unity. Hon. Irungu Nyakera. #MastaWaNai

At Nyayo Stadium, we affirm what "Baba" stood for: democracy, justice, inclusion, and hope. Let us make the assembly a dignified tribute to a giant. Mourning a giant, but his spirit lives on. #MastaWaNai