bonny Muas.
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bonny Muas.
@MuasBonny
am that pill your ego cant swallow
Katılım Mayıs 2016
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Mmeanza kuokota matakataka along the way 🚮
James Orengo@orengo_james
Kakuyuni - Malindi 📍 Welcome to the Movement, Aisha Juma’s (Shangazi Wa Taifa)!
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@EZRAwaCHELSKI @MuasBonny you have to be very serious hiyo siku.
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@rigathi The more they keep migrating the more it's exposing your hypocrisy
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The Mass exodus from UDA, TSP, and other wheelbarrow outfits to DCP is gaining momentum, and by December, they will be mere shells.
I am pleased to have received 24 sitting MCAs from Laikipia and Nakuru counties, who paid a visit to me at the Wamunyoro residence.
Among them was a delegation from Laikipia, comprising the following esteemed MCAs:
1. Hon. Paul Kirenyi Leshuel – Mukogodo East Ward
2. Hon. Nicholas Mwaniki Muturi – Tigithi Ward
3. Hon. Irene Wachuka – Igwamiti Ward
4. Hon. Catherine Nyokabi Kibui – Ngobit Ward
5. Hon. Daniel Mugweru Muchemi – Umande Ward
6. Hon. Simon Kanyutu Kimani – Marmanet Ward
7. Hon. Samuel Mugambi Gatati – Salama Ward
8. Hon. Stephen Ndiritu Kamau – Thingithu Ward
9. Hon. Anthony Theuri Wambui – Nanyuki Ward
10. Hon. George Karuiru Wairimu – Ol-Moran Ward
11. Hon. Joseph Gitahi Macharia – Githiga Ward
12. Hon. Mary Gathoni Muriuki – Specially Elected MCA
Nakuru MCAs Name Ward/Status
13. Hon. Philip Wanjohi Ndiritu Lare Ward
14. Hon. John Mwangi Macharia Turi Ward
15. Hon. Jane Wanjiru Gituku Maella Ward
16. Hon. Ann Njaguara Nominated MCA
17. Hon. Paul Kipkorir Tuwei Kiamaina Ward
18. Hon. George Wang'ang'a Mwaura Elementaita Ward
19. Hon. Simon Kamau Karanja Kihingo Ward
20. Hon. Bethsheba Kerubo Nominated MCA
21. Hon. Wathiai Shaabab Ward
22. Hon. Eliud Kamau Chege Mai Mahiu Ward
23. Hon. Peter Njuguna Mwaura Elburgon Ward
24. Hon Karanja Aspirant, Molo Ward
25. Hon. Isabella Makori Subukia Ward
Green is Wealth, Green is the future.



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Decamping to opposition after five years of theft, incompetence, ass licking murderers should not be tolerated.
Anyone who was part of the murderous brigade must go home and wait for jail.
This was supposed to be a revolution.
Not political survival.
A thug is a thug. A criminal is a criminal.
After voting YES on the Murderous finance Bill and watching as young people are killed for exercising their democratic rights, some have the audacity to suddenly become clever.
Kenyans MUST refuse.
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Why dye your African hair. Hizo hukuwa actions za men with low self esteem.
Muriaso@muriaso
How much would cost him to shave? Or atleast dye and get a haircut to make him look a little bit presentable. I hope si umillenial inanisumbua
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This evening, Geoffrey Mosiria met Mzungu and his family, and he learned that he is not homeless. He is a married man, a father of two children and has been living with his family in Texas, USA. According to his family, he has bipolar disorder, and his condition became worse after the passing of his mother. He is currently under medical care and takes prescribed medication.
The family explained that during some episodes of his illness, he may leave home and wander the streets. This has led many people to believe that he is homeless, which is not true. They also shared that he has a passion for recycling and environmental conservation, which is why he is sometimes seen collecting recyclable materials or around dumpsites.
Mosiria clarified to the general public that this man is not homeless. He has a loving family that cares deeply for him. When you see him on the streets, please do not judge or discriminate against him. Instead, treat him with dignity, kindness, and respect, knowing that he is living with a mental health condition.
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I’ve been watching Kindiki’s last 24 hours, and the body language of power is loud.🚩
KTN drops documents suggesting key roles were quietly withdrawn.
He replied with two words: “Fake news.”
The next morning, he’s suddenly chairing a rare, high-visibility meeting.
A carefully timed video of him with Ruto at State House circulates.
Then another two-word tweet: “Nothing has changed.”
Short, clipped denials are rarely the language of a man who feels secure.
When you’re in control, you explain.
When you’re cornered, you deny just enough to stop the bleeding without opening new wounds.
Long sentences risk exposing cracks. Brief ones are emotional armour.
The frantic need to signal that “everything is fine” while the optics scream otherwise is classic cognitive dissonance under political pressure.
He’s not just defending a title, he’s fighting the quiet erasure that happens when the centre decides you’re becoming inconvenient.
But here’s the harder truth: accepting a slow, silent demotion alone is the real weakness.
A man who understands power doesn’t just cling to the deck while the ship takes on water.
He either forces a course correction or makes it clear that, if he sinks, the entire arrangement goes with him.
Stubbornness in the face of being sidelined isn’t disloyalty.
It’s self-respect.

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