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1/2 What transpired on Tuesday, which followed an otherwise peaceful protest by Gen-Z is unfortunate.However the magnitude of loss of lives, looting and property destruction that happened is appalling, and it negates the spirit of our constitution.

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Фото профиля Hon Oscar Sudi
Hon Oscar Sudi2 лет назад

2/2 I've never organised or ill wished my political competitors and its shocking they took advtage of innocent youth turning peaceful protest to wreck havoc.Following the mayhem, i've fortwith suspended all my political activities and I'm defenseless to protect all my properties.

Фото профиля Dr. Miguna Miguna
Dr. Miguna Miguna2 лет назад

Shut up, nugu!

Фото профиля Joan Gerona
Joan Gerona2 лет назад

Oscar, listen to me. We don’t want charity, we are jobless. Teach us your ways. How do you get all these money? Teach us. Don’t give us handouts! We don’t want!!

Фото профиля Sayda_Galgalo🇰🇪🇵🇸
Sayda_Galgalo🇰🇪🇵🇸2 лет назад

Ongea lugha ya taifa mzee we are tribeless!

Фото профиля TIPSTER
TIPSTER2 лет назад

All MPs are corrupt you included.

Фото профиля Mansang Chirchir🖤
Mansang Chirchir🖤2 лет назад

Skiza ground kwanza mkuu just regret for yourself nothing will happen to kenyans

Фото профиля Willis Evans Otieno
Willis Evans Otieno2 лет назад

Where we are the people having taken back their sovereignty from Parliament the only thing that will placate our bleeding hearts is #RUTOMUSTGO and a fresh election for the young people and other Kenyans to elect their leaders… all of you must go

Фото профиля Kiplangat Pascal
Kiplangat Pascal2 лет назад

At least you look humble for the very first time. Now, enroll in school.

Фото профиля Jeff
Jeff2 лет назад

People are saying NO to you and RUTO!

Фото профиля Kiigen K. Koech
Kiigen K. Koech2 лет назад

Very unfortunate. A red line was crossed. I live wire was touched.

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