Patrick Kipchirchir Njoroge

@WilliamsRuto Stupid

Ikulu weekly

@WilliamsRuto Ol kalao?

We are transforming the face of Bungoma through deliberate projects and programmes.

@DrJuma_M I thought Hamida is very rational. Kumbe pia yeye ni Bure.

CONFIRMED:Ledama Ole Kuma is one of the senators who have been Plotting Bad things Against Omwami Sifuna,The Fake Maasai who spent his early Years Practising Femininity in America now thinks he Can Cook Omwami.

@methumuhia @WaMonene Good job young man. You delivered plus Wanjiku Muhia.

Thank you Olkalou.

God Protect Kanini Kega,he’s so tensed right now hiding in someone”s house after being chased by armd officers. Watch how he’s shaking aki 🥹

@ArapTilingi He will have outperformed RAO 20 times.

By 2028 Ruto will have outperformed what Kibaki did in 10 years.

@JaokooMoses @RichardThu94948 Ol k Leave it to locals.

@RichardThu94948 What is the confusion you are alleging about?.

I took a serious notice of the statements made by Rigathi regarding the Linda mwanainchi rally in Ol Kalau today. Mr. Rigathi intimated that the issues are local and they don't need any external assistance in specific from Kangata. Critical assessment of the statement highlights

@_fels1 @LimpopoVibes It really makes sense now. Of you

It all now makes sense😂😂😂😂

@NjiruAdv Tuliza

When one of the principals in the United Opposition publicly declares that, if he is not chosen, he will support Kalonzo Musyoka, Kenyans should pay attention. Justin Muturi’s endorsement is not merely a personal preference; it is a powerful statement from within the opposition’s inner circle and a vote of confidence in Kalonzo’s character, experience, and leadership credentials. Muturi’s decision carries great symbolism because it reflects a willingness to put national interest above personal ambition. Coming from a leader who understands the demands of public service, his endorsement suggests that the search for Kenya’s next president should be guided by character, competence, and the ability to unite the country, rather than political convenience. It is also a message that Kenya needs leadership anchored on stability, dialogue, integrity, and respect for the rule of law. At a time when many Kenyans feel institutions are under pressure, Muturi’s backing of Kalonzo represents a call for a return to constitutionalism and a more mature style of leadership that restores public trust. Kalonzo Musyoka is not just another contender. He has built a reputation as a stickler for the rule of law, a defender of constitutional order, and a leader who believes strong institutions are the foundation of a stable democracy. His decades of public service, calm temperament, respect for institutions, and ability to build consensus distinguish him from the politics of confrontation and division. Many of his supporters believe Kalonzo is best placed to protect the ideals of Kenya’s founding fathers and the transformational legacy of Mwai Kibaki by restoring integrity in government, strengthening institutions, and putting the interests of ordinary citizens above political expediency. Kenya does not merely need a change of faces; it needs a change of direction. The country needs a leader who can steady the ship, rebuild confidence in institutions, and restore hope. For many Kenyans, Kalonzo Musyoka represents the experience, wisdom, and conviction required to lead the nation back to the path of constitutionalism, unity, and prosperity. AND MAY THE DAY BREAK!

@amenya_nelson @GinsonMurangiri Do you still write articles for @NationAfrica Waah

Hiyo picha ya Pauline Njoroge is so disrespectful bana yuck. Watu wajiheshimu kidogo jameni.

@Lightcasttvke @jofojofu The moment he licks his lips. Lies and lies but by Look of things. 1tam

Ruto reveals Mbadi wasn't Raila's choice for the Treasury CS position

@gabrieloguda Stupid

A time is coming when the true followers of Baba Raila Amolo Odinga will narrate their harrowing experiences in the brutal hands of those who have now transformed into human rights defenders. We're watching you - all of you.

@kilundeezy Fb

Don’t be ashamed to ask for a follow back of you don’t have 500 followers for monetization

@Kingsholz Hi

@DocPriyamMD Does it mean by cooling the body off it stops burning the virus infection

A patient’s relative just asked: "If a fever is the body's natural way of burning off a viral infection, why do we immediately give Paracetamol to lower it? Aren't we helping the virus?"

@Lightcasttvke But the adviser should stop

Kalonzo Musyoka follows Preident Ruto's advice, hits the gym while leading WANTAM chants

@RobertAlai His death should be investigated. I think it was an inside job. Soon we will know

Kuna vitu wakina hawa wanajiita familia walifanyia Raila, you’ll be shocked to even listen to them saying they were his family. Strangers treated Raila in a better way.

@calvinokello4 Now tell us about Jaramogi refusing Premiership for Jomo. Hii ujinga ya ku-support kasongo haijaanza leo.

Kikuyus never gave us independence. The Maumau won nothing. Independence was given. The British Empire decided to leave out of their own volition. You want to tell me that Maumau had superior weapons against the British? The greatest empire the world has ever seen? It was time for independence, and they gave it to us. We did not take it from them.

@KTNNewsKE The lawyer must have thought he was dealing with @gabrieloguda useless 10 points agenda.

Dr.Gikonyo: The document identifies the patient only by the initials, RG. To others, those initials could mean anything but to me they clearly refer to Rigathi Gachagua. If you asked me who, RG, refers to, I would tell you it is Rigathi Gachagua. The document itself does not state his full name.

@Honcalebamisi @misaiahk Wacha hizo. With such I can who your role model is and probably you working for him.

The year is 2001; An orphaned boy landed in Starehe Boys Centre and School,armed with a padlock alone ;in search for a scholarship to pursue high school education. Today he is now the champion of Kenya's renaissance. Everything happening under the sun, it seems is biblical. Numbers 13: 14-33 Kenya needs a renaissance