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@Maryian96 Why would we bothered by such matters when serious national issues are at hand

Be the judge The guy in the picture was a teacher in a certain high school and the girl was his student,the second pic shows him and the girl as a husband and wife, my query is can the law incriminate him? How do you marry your student? Or he will say he waited until the gal cleared school which is not a possibility 😂🫢

@otienowill Ruto

What do you call a thing that creates a problem then pretends to solve it?

@KyaloIntel ni kawatchman wa hio area

Watu wa Donholm na Outering , haka kanyumba huwa ka kazi gani ? 🤔

@NdainiRufus @FGaitho237 He's grown fat ready for slaughter

@FGaitho237 We don't care as long as he is putting the gova in checks. Btw,how have you helped kenyan

Rigathi Gachagua, the shameless political prostitute, is out here rage-baiting Kenyans about the very fuel crisis he personally helped engineer. In April 2023, as Deputy President, this same Gachagua stood at Kipevu Oil Terminal in Mombasa grinning like a village idiot while receiving the first two oil vessels under the disastrous Government-to-Government (G-to-G) fuel import scam with UAE and Saudi Arabia. He hailed the deal as an “important milestone” and the “right way of reducing the cost of fuel,” even telling Kenyans to offload their US dollars because the arrangement would supposedly stabilize the shilling. Today, the same crooked bastard is pretending to be angry about the fuel shortages and skyrocketing prices that his beloved G-to-G deal directly created. This is peak duplicity, the man who helped lock Kenya into dependency on Gulf cartels, destroy local refining capacity, and enrich foreign sheikhs is now acting like a victim of the very mess he midwifed. Gachagua is not an opposition voice. He is a co-architect of the national sabotage, now trying to launder his image by shouting the loudest about the pain he helped inflict on Kenyans. Pure, unadulterated treachery.

@LabanMbunya No company is owned by kplc...what kimani came prepared to do was to change narrative to ndindi nyoro...what he said was the kplc is one of the largest consumer of fuel bought thru G2G ..enabling them to make profits which ndindi enjoys as dividends

Ndindi Nyoro has been shown dust at Citizen TV by Molo MP, Kuria Kimani. Nyoro owns ksh 28 million shares in Kenya Power Company! He is the leading shareholder in the company who owns one of the companies involved in the transportation of oil. Ndindi Nyoro also has been reminded to have voted for finance bill 2024 and supported an increase of VAT from 8% to 16%! That guy is a hypocrite. Today, he has been deconstructed to a mere heckler in the studio.

@talam_dr @ntsa_kenya You have the number plate...just do a search at ntsa...copy of records shall give you the registered owner of the car

@bryanedgarN @ntsa_kenya I’m hoping they come forward to deny so I can at least know who they were

The driver of KDT 820Z almost killed us and other motorists this morning by driving recklessly and nearly running us off the road. He joined the service lane through the exit just past KCA. @ntsa_kenya

@otienowill Begs the question ...what is his work at the ministry...is pricing part of his policy work?

Huyu ako sawa kweli? He knows nothing as usual.

@geraldbitok After the importation robbery...this is the solution?

Government reduces taxes on fuel to cushion Kenyans against global price surges.

@talam_dr @ntsa_kenya i know but it doesn't implicate them in any way...in fact they can use it against you

@bryanedgarN @ntsa_kenya This was after the incident.

@Naomikibandi Deposit finished...once replenished....the idiot shall be singing like a parrot tutam...

Kenyans from all sides of the country are left wondering if Junet is neutral politically or the deposit is finished.

@TimKipchumba This is nothing but sanitization...it throws out the entire crime scene sold to kenyans called G2G...espesp coming after we all know how substandard fuel was brought and most likely its the one we are buying now.

WHY PRICES HAVE RISEN IN KENYA 🇰🇪 (Simple Explanation) Fuel prices are going up — and that affects everything (food, transport, rent). 1. What’s causing it? The short answer: the war in Iran. Global oil prices have surged: •Brent crude moved from $60–70 earlier this year •To over $100/barrel in March–April 2026 •It has already hit $120 When oil goes up globally, Kenya feels it. 2. Why are we feeling it now? Kenya’s fuel prices lag global prices by about 1 month. So what we’re seeing now is the impact of last month’s spike. On top of that: •In some places, freight costs have gone up 4X •That increases the cost of bringing fuel into the country 3. What are the new fuel prices? •Petrol: + KSh 28.69 per litre •Diesel: + KSh 40.30 per litre •Kerosene: No change 4. What has the government done to help? To cushion Kenyans: •Reduced VAT on fuel from 16% to 13% •Used the Fuel Stabilization Fund to limit the increase 5. What would prices be without these measures? Without government intervention, prices would be MUCH higher: •Petrol: KSh 217.27 (+21.9%) •Diesel: KSh 236.89 (+42.2%) •Kerosene: KSh 267.81 (+75.3%) 6. What does this mean? •Higher fuel = higher transport costs •Higher transport = higher food & living costs 7. The reality The war in Iran is real, and its effects are global. What we need now: •An end to the conflict •Stability in global energy markets A month ago, some predicted prices could rise by 50% — Thankfully, it hasn’t reached that level. Bottom line: This is not just a Kenya issue — it’s a global shock hitting our local economy.

@DonaldBKipkorir Well maybe that's because you are a beneficiary of their acts...if you can sacrifice the lives of fellow kenyans at the expedience of friendship...then your value is really little

People in leadership that I won’t criticize even if they KILL or STEAL because of my personal friendship with them: HE William Ruto HE Kithure Kindiki HE Moses Wetang’ula Hon. Adan Duale Hon. Geoffrey Ruku Hon. Dorcas Oduor

@UDAKenya The increase in pump prices was not as a result of global prices but corruption in govt...milking kenyans through all means possible..you cant create a crisis and then try to pretend to be solving it.

Yesterday, the Government took decisive action to ease the burden on Kenyans by reducing VAT on fuel from 16% to 13%. This move is aimed at cushioning citizens from the impact of rising global oil prices, a challenge affecting economies worldwide. Even as international fuel costs remain volatile, the Government continues to prioritize relief measures that protect households, support businesses, and stabilize the economy.

@RobertAlai @Paul_Muite So now it is wrong because it wasn't made to kibaki

I wish that @Paul_Muite made this request to Kibaki and Uhuru too. You were blind to the realities then.

@ledamalekina @WilliamsRuto Let us all burn....corruption really entrenched itself while would be defenders of the pple like yourself were busy being fed with the same corrupt deals money

Mr President, @WilliamsRuto how can the Ministry of Energy buy fuel outside the G2G framework at ~USD 253–255/MT while G2G fuel is fixed at USD 84/MT and still expect prices to stay affordable? This is a cabal enterprise. A few greedy faces are making everything in Kenya very expensive. Kenyans need to see real charges filed in court against all those energy officials and others involved. Not fake resignations while in police custody. No theatrics just dockets, trials, and convictions.

@Broadbasedgal No one shames the other if they've not ashamed themselves first....what happened in kikuyu yesterday is a good example....when goons wreck havoc and govt is powerless then they've already ashamed themselves.

Shame on Citizen TV for it's decision to host a tribalist who openly embarrassed the President who is a symbol of National Unity without any shame

@Maryian96 They were absent when goons unleashed havoc on residents and bypass users..but now there present waiting to throw teargas at the gachagua rally

Am wondering kwani in this country polisi hawana kazi ingine? Look at these ones so delulu

@WilliamsRuto Isnt that you?

We are ending the era of deceptive politics where leaders make promises they neither plan nor intend to keep.

@themayor_ke The russians didn't teach this a valid lesson it seems

"The guy who was leading the attack on Osotsi is a Luhya. I am requesting them to keep their wars on girlfriends and wives in Western because we Luos are peaceful people" - Opondo Kanyuma