
Fredrick Okango
@fokango • 45,087 subscribers
Husband, Father, Politics, Law, Environment, Commonwealth Scholar. Stratrategic Advisor and Secretary Political Affairs.Opinions are mine.
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President William Samoei Ruto, PhD puts a COGENT case for Africa at #Unga81
Fredrick Okango244,341 views • 17 days ago

NAROBI AT 16: 57 PM THURSDAY 20TH JUNE 2024 #RejectFinanceBill2024
Fredrick Okango236,364 views • 2 years ago

Mnawaona Vizuriiii? Pale East Mnawaona Vizuri? Yeye ndio FIRE MAN.
Fredrick Okango19,184 views • 1 month ago

From the look of things, tomorrow’s planned Linda Mwananchi rally in Kisumu may face significant challenges. The current tension on the ground raises real concerns, and the risk of unnecessary confrontation or provocation is high. It would be prudent for the organizers to seriously consider postponing the rally. Sometimes, restraint is not weakness—it’s strategy.
Fredrick Okango43,766 views • 5 months ago

PL and Sen. Dr. Oburu Oginga _Odinga 's remarks should be understood in their proper political and historical context. The phrase "benevolent dictator" is a recognised political science expression describing a leader who exercises strong and decisive leadership while pursuing policies intended to advance the public good. It is therefore inaccurate to interpret his comments as an endorsement of authoritarianism or the abandonment of democracy. His message was simply that effective leadership sometimes requires firmness, courage, and the willingness to make difficult decisions in the national interest. Kenya remains a constitutional democracy governed by the Constitution, the rule of law, and regular elections, and no leader can operate outside that framework. Strong, decisive leadership and democratic governance can coexist when exercised within constitutional limits and with the welfare of citizens at heart.
Fredrick Okango12,590 views • 3 months ago

ON THE " RIGATHI APOLOGY" You see, when apologising for any wrong you have committed and you starting with the word “if” If I offended you . . . If I hurt you . . . If I wronged you. You're actually throwing a partial responsibility back on the offended person(s). There are no “ifs” involved in a good apology.
Fredrick Okango14,620 views • 2 years ago
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