Hon. Justin Muturi, EGH
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A Kenyan leader shaping governance with integrity and service.
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We are being unfair to our people. It is time to name our presidential flag bearer without further delay. Our supporters deserve clarity, certainty, and a leader they can rally behind. The longer we wait, the more we deny our people the direction and confidence they need. The time to act is now.
Hon. Justin Muturi, EGH150,730 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten
Huyu tutamfinya alie kama panya imetegwa! WANTAM kila corner! Akifumba na kufumbua macho anapata Linda Mwananchi Homabay, akigeuka huku kwingine anapata Riggy G amewakilisha Thika. Akiangalia mbele anapata mzee mzima JB niko Murang'a. Akijaribu kuangalia nyuma kwa kupotelea anapatana na Kalonzo Musyoka Machakos. This is serious business now!!
Hon. Justin Muturi, EGH62,126 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat
I landed in Dubai and received a phone call from President Ruto, who told me that Russian oligarchs were waiting at the airport and I needed to sign documents (on a Ksh.129B deal). I declined, insisting that I needed to review the documents in the office
Hon. Justin Muturi, EGH430,590 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr
In May 2022, while I was in Mombasa, William Ruto called me and asked me to come meet him in Karen when I returned. When I got there, he wasn’t around. I waited for some time and eventually sent him a message saying I was leaving. He called me back and told me he was meeting “some three gentlemen.” I asked, “Which ones?” He told me himself: Wafula Chebukati, Abdi Guliye, and Boya Molu. This was just two days before he named Rigathi Gachagua as his running mate. They were meeting at the main house in Karen, not at the IEBC offices. The meeting was not official, and even the people who were coming there didn’t know it was happening. I don’t know what was discussed, but what I do know is that from that meeting, William Ruto was very confident he would win the 2022 elections.
Hon. Justin Muturi, EGH129,550 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten
Last night at around 7:30PM, my security detail was withdrawn. The two officers who had been assigned to me owing to my previous position as Speaker of the National Assembly were instructed not to report on duty today. If this is yet another attempt to cow me into silence, they’ve dialed yet another wrong number.
Hon. Justin Muturi, EGH238,372 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr
THE LAW IS NOT OPTIONAL — NOT TODAY, NOT EVER We have just left Siakago Polling Station, where voters are turning out with courage and clarity. I am here to ensure they are protected, respected, and allowed to exercise their democratic right without interference, intimidation or unlawful conduct. It is disappointing and telling that those who should be defending the law are the same ones breaking it. An MCA from Nyeri, Karuga, travelled all the way to Siakago dressed in full UDA party colours, right inside a polling centre. This is illegal. Election Day is not a campaign stage, and polling stations are not theatres for party branding. I made it very clear, not here, not today. He was removed from the station as required. The law stands. The law must be obeyed. We are also aware of hired goons around the station. Let it be known, we are not intimidated. The vote belongs to the people of Mbeere North, not outsiders, not party agents, and not those who think power places them above the law. I will continue standing with my people, protecting their vote and defending the integrity of this process. No uniform, no colour, no noise will overturn the will of the voter. Mbeere has spoken before. Mbeere will speak again. And today the ballot will speak the loudest.
Hon. Justin Muturi, EGH145,744 Aufrufe • vor 10 Monaten
During a Cabinet retreat at Lake Naivasha Resort, CS Alice Wahome came and told me the President wanted to see me. I asked her if all was well, and she said yes. I walked in and found President Ruto, then Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, Prof Ndung’u, CS Murkomen, PS Chris Kiptoo, and PS Nikson Korir seated around a bonfire. The President asked if I remembered our campaign pledge to settle the landless. I said yes. He then told me that Wahome and Korir were complaining that I had become a stumbling block. He went on to say that they had already acquired 11,000 acres: 5,000 of which he wanted allocated to the Naivasha Inland Container Depot, while the remaining 6,000 would be used to settle the landless. I told the President that I found it very strange because I had already issued a legal advisory to the Ministry of Lands raising 19 issues that had been mishandled. One of those issues was that the PS is not the CEO of the Settlement Fund Trustee, yet the documents they brought to me had been signed by the PS.
Hon. Justin Muturi, EGH155,419 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr
Mr. President, I'm calling upon you to take decisive action to end these abductions and extrajudicial killings, as you promised. We must also investigate how and why this is happening. We cannot allow this to become the norm, young lives are being taken, and it must stop.
Hon. Justin Muturi, EGH221,238 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr
The Cabinet Secretary for Health, Aden Duale, together with Director General for Health Patrick Amoth, admitted that medicines worth KSh 90 billion have expired, completely wasted. And without a hint of conscience, they now say they need KSh 600 million more, taxpayers’ money, just to burn the expired drugs! Think about it: Drugs worth 90 billion, bought with public funds, rotting away while Kenyans die in hospitals for lack of medicine. And no one has been held accountable? No shame? This is beyond irony, it’s criminal negligence. We must get serious as a country.
Hon. Justin Muturi, EGH166,898 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr
There is something deeply wrong when an elderly mother has to speak through tears about losing the place she called home. Listen to this mother from Mkocheni-Jipe in Taveta Constituency, Taita Taveta County. Listen to what she went through. Listen to the fear in her voice. Her story is painful, but even more painful is the fact that thousands of families are living with the same fear and uncertainty. An approximately 4,000 acres of land are at the centre of this painful saga, with residents alleging that their land was grabbed and their homes demolished. What is happening to these people is not only unjust, it is inhumane. And then comes the most frightening part: whenever they speak, they are allegedly threatened with the words, “watakujiwa na Subaru.” Is this the Kenya we want? A Kenya where citizens are afraid to speak about what belongs to them because they fear what might happen to them? No Kenyan should live like that. The Constitution gave every citizen a voice. It gave every Kenyan dignity. It gave every Kenyan the right to seek justice. Those rights do not disappear because someone more powerful wants them silenced. I will ask our Members of Parliament to table a motion on the Floor of the House and seek an urgent statement on the Mkocheni-Jipe land issue. We must establish what happened, who was responsible, and why these families were subjected to such suffering. We will stand with you. We will speak for you where your voices are being threatened into silence. We will pursue the truth, demand accountability and fight for justice on your behalf.
Hon. Justin Muturi, EGH11,461 Aufrufe • vor 28 Tagen
I was fortunate when my son was abducted, I was able to reach the President, and within an hour, my son was safely back home. But I can't help but ask: what about Albert’s parents, and countless other ordinary Kenyans who don’t have that kind of access? For them, the outcome is often tragic, death. It’s heartbreaking and deeply unjust.
Hon. Justin Muturi, EGH101,939 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr
IS PARLIAMENT CORRUPT? During my Cabinet vetting, Members of Parliament shamelessly demanded a bribe. I told them straight: if I am not qualified, reject me. But I will never buy approval from leaders already pocketing hefty salaries and sitting allowances from the taxpayer. What shocked me most was a lady MP who personally texted me, urging me to bribe because “others had done it.” Imagine that, an elected leader openly campaigning for corruption instead of upholding integrity. I refused. I said No. If MPs reduce themselves to brokers of public office, then Parliament ceases to serve the people. How can the fight against corruption be taken seriously when those entrusted to vet leaders are busy auctioning the process? Kenya deserves better. Leadership cannot and must never be for sale.
Hon. Justin Muturi, EGH83,824 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr
This is my best way to relax because it's on a weekend 😉
Hon. Justin Muturi, EGH103,014 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr
IEBC Must Gazette All Polling Stations six months before elections
Hon. Justin Muturi, EGH28,478 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten
During my press conference on January 12th, I strongly warned that if the issue of abductions is not addressed urgently, it could plunge our country into chaos and anarchy. I called for a national dialogue, urging the nation to set aside all other matters and focus on addressing the grave concerns of murder and extra-judicial killings. This is not just a legal issue, it is a national crisis that demands immediate and collective action.
Hon. Justin Muturi, EGH100,724 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr