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@ngetichir
Health enthusiast, people and politics, interest in farming and investment, community mobiliser
Katılım Ocak 2015
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Githunguri people don’t use fuel. They are all farmers, and so they only need good roads and affordable housing. So paying for fuel tax is a must for people who go to work in town. Na Rais ni tutam mpende msipende. Ata Uhuru hakufanya kazi ile imefanywa na Ruto in three years- Grace Wamuchomba

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@ivymuthe Do not misquote mheshimiwa.You are putting words into her mouth which is total lies.we all use fuel in one way or another.why do you want to set her against her people.is it because she is not subscribing to your political thoughts.
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@Tosh81608598 @JimmyKings8 Na waendelee kukaa hivyo mpaka wajimbe mafuta yao
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@JimmyKings8 Which shut down?.how useful are you?.have you ever held even a cattle dip chairman in your village or it's total chaos.respect the institution of presidency.
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@alfredarapketer Wsr is not of your low standard.Remember he is a president and you are a failed just one term mp.if he is a failure,why is he a president today?. Nowadays you speak like an activist because you are in cold.Endelea kuonja dose.
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Mr. Outgoing President!
You are incapable of leading this country, and you have no capacity to run even a small organisation,
Not even a kiosk!
You lack emotional intelligence!
And you are very corrupt!
Wantam Is Wantam!
#RutoMustGoNow

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@ouma_neko This is serious.where is her leader now to help.
May be we can ask ourselves this,where are our past leaders who were so powerful including uhuru, they come and go and Kenya will remain.no need of going to this extent.
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Kenya is bigger than any politician, any party, any slogan, and any election cycle.
Today, a young woman named Rachel is suffering, not because she committed a crime, but because she openly expressed her political beliefs.
She tattooed President William Ruto’s face and the word “Tutam” on her skin, believing in a dream, believing in leadership, believing in democracy.
Today she is far from the comfort of her home, staring at hospital ceilings instead of living peacefully among fellow Kenyans.
This should disturb every one of us.
Not because of “Wantam” or “Tutam.”
Not because of UDA, ODM, Jubilee, DCP or any movement.
But because a human being was harmed over politics.
Have we reached a point where political differences are now enough reason to burn homes, attack neighbours, threaten families, or celebrate another person’s pain?
Is this the Kenya we promised future generations?
This tragedy painfully reminds us of dark moments in our history, like Molo, where Kenyans turned against fellow Kenyans simply because they voted differently.
We swore never again.
We promised ourselves that politics would never again become more valuable than human life.
Let this be the line we refuse to cross.
We can disagree fiercely.
We can debate passionately.
We can campaign loudly.
But we must never dehumanize each other.
No election is worth blood.
No slogan is worth tears.
No leader is worth a destroyed life.
Rachel’s story is no longer about politics alone.
It is a mirror reflecting what we are slowly becoming as a nation.
If we cannot tolerate different opinions without violence, hatred, insults, or revenge, then we are destroying the very foundation of democracy.
To all Kenyans: please, let us protect each other. Let us remember that after elections, we still share the same roads, hospitals, churches, mosques, schools, and markets. We are still one people.
A political choice is not a death sentence.
Different opinions are not betrayal.
And humanity must always come before politics.
May Rachel find healing.
May Kenya find wisdom.
And may we never allow politics to steal our humanity again.


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@RevoltMankuyio You post big placards with your small head which don't think.you you yourself,what have you helped yourself and your neighbours to begin with
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Ruto Must Go!
Monday is coming. Drivers, park your vehicles on the roads.
We cannot afford to lead by corrupt parliament
No one should report to work total shutdown nationwide.
Mass protests across all 47 counties.
#ResistFuelprices
#ResistFinanceBill

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@MarthaKarua You were the most powerful minister in Kenya yet you did almost nothing.Why take us round like fools,what did you do?.Stop and retire.we have new crop of leaders
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I was forwarded this image on WhatsApp, and it’s been making rounds all week.
This was June 1997. Moi was in power. Fuel prices and cost of living were high and our rights were under attack.
29 years later, different era, same struggle.
Kenya is blessed with so much potential, we cannot remain trapped in an endless cycle of corruption, poor priorities and injustice.
We must unite and put in place leadership that can truly break this endless cycle of unnecessary misfortune.
#TuunganeTujikomboe

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@JimmyKings8 Which school of thought are you fronting?.who is finished here?.infact in the bible it says "no weapon formed against me by my enemies Will prosper"
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@MutemiWaKiama He is wise.that is basic economy arithmetics.It is not sustainable in simple terms.
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@BernardKavuli Caleb Amisi will also go home.he won't be re-elected at any cost.he talks a lot but do none
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@Naomikibandi If we think the way you are thinking then Kenya will never be progressive.we need to have people choices not coercion or pressure.
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