Brian Mbugua

@HonMoses_Kuria Hatariii

I've registered as an aspirant to vie for Gatundu South MP on UDA ticket .

Ni hayo tu.

If you care about Kenya, if you love your future, stop glorifying anarchy. Stop pretending that burning and looting will somehow build a better country. It won’t.

Gen Z, Saba Saba, Finance Bill, “Ruto must go,” “soprano,” “Wantam,”—it’s all just noise. One week it’s this, next week it’s that. No focus. No plan. No goal. Just endless shouting, rioting, and hashtags. And then what? *Nothing.*

Kenya stands to gain big from Adani’s proposed $2.5 billion investment in JKIA. Adani, one of the world’s top investors, is ready to bring serious value to our country. Let’s cut through the noise and focus on what truly matters, getting the best deal for Kenyans. The government should negotiate openly with Adani, share the proposed contract with the public, and if it checks out, let’s seal the deal. #jkia #AdaniGroup

@realDonaldTrump got clobbered in that debate—he was all over the place! The Smiling Assassin, @KamalaHarris, made mince meat out of him. Tough night for the former president. #DebateNight2024 #USPresidentialDebate2024

Raila Odinga for AUC Chairperson: The Path to Victory: @RailaOdinga has already shown that he’s the leader Africa needs at the helm of the African Union Commission. Out of 54 countries, around 6 are currently suspended due to dictatorships or military coups (Mali, Gabon, Niger, Burkina Faso, Sudan), leaving 48 eligible countries. The AU Commission Chairperson election typically consists of multiple rounds if no candidate secures the required 2/3 of votes in the first round. The process generally includes: 1. First Round: Candidates need to secure a two-thirds majority of votes from eligible member states. 2. Subsequent Rounds: If no candidate achieves the required majority, the election proceeds to subsequent rounds, eliminating the lowest-ranked candidate after each round. 3. Final Round: The process continues until a candidate obtains the necessary two-thirds majority or becomes the last remaining candidate. Assuming no one gets the 2/3, Raila Odinga needs 25 out of the 48 votes, and he’s already secured commitments from 21 nations plus Kenya making 22. Here's the breakdown: 1. Tanzania 2. Uganda 3. South Sudan 4. Burundi 5. Rwanda 6. Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) 7. South Africa 8. Nigeria 9. Somalia 10. Zambia 11. Zimbabwe 12. Malawi 13. Seychelles 14. Ghana 15. Guinea-Bissau 16. Algeria 17. Angola 18. Congo 19. Lesotho 20. Swaziland 21. Mozambique 22. Kenya With just 3 more votes needed, Raila is in a strong position. With the influence of allies like Obasanjo and Nigeria, securing a few West African and Arab nations is within reach. @KanureGeorge @paulinenjoroge @OleItumbi @RobertAlai #RailaForAUCchair