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Evil lurks in the darkness,the scriptures say in John 3:20 What is it William Samoei Ruto, PhD wants to hide from Kenyans by ordering a live coverage blackout? Does he want to unleash the Military which we are aware is on standby at Nyayo stadium Nairobi on his fellow... citizens,or the State sponsored goons who are already mobilized? This is dictatorship of the worst kind and a total violation of constitutional rights of Kenyans including their right to information under article 35 and freedom of the Media which is guaranteed under article 34 of our constitution as the cornerstone of our Democracy. The World is watching the ongoing gross violation of human rights in Kenya and the excessive use of force by the Police against peaceful and unarmed protesters and any news blackout can only lead to an escalation of violation of human rights under the blanket of darkness which the Ruto Regime now seeks. We urge the Media to stand with the People ! We stand with Kenya’s Media as the People’s Loyal Opposition and support Law Society of Kenya prompt legal challenge to this tyrannical action. Citizen TV Kenya KTN News NTV Kenya K24TV TV47show more

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Parsitei Boit🇰🇪1 year ago

@WilliamsRuto Reminder! You were a CS under Uhuru Kenyatta and you switched off media stations twice kwani siku hizo haukuwa na mdomo?

Wilfred P.k1 year ago

@WilliamsRuto Please note the act goes ahead and states that the freedom is not absolute as you think! Go back and read !!

wanjiru-mbugua1 year ago

@WilliamsRuto But ulikuja photoshoot ukarudi Karen

@Paul Waita1 year ago

@WilliamsRuto What was Uhuru hiding when Matiang'i switched off TV stations in the regime that you served? Hypocrite!

Juma Snr1 year ago

@WilliamsRuto Eunice you don't know the value of a child. Parents are worried about losing their children for you attending funerals is a good thing because yours will never be there. Pple

Blade of State1 year ago

@WilliamsRuto We must crush this insanity. Just like during Matiangi times, we shall as always defeat enemies of the state

DENNIS MENJO1 year ago

@WilliamsRuto Sasa hata wewe ukiona unaezatishia Ruto?😂😂

Johnny1 year ago

@WilliamsRuto Wewe ulishindwa siasa ya trans nzoia ya juu hunanga point

Mafusho Alex1 year ago

@WilliamsRuto Mbuzi wewe!

OLOITIKO1 year ago

@WilliamsRuto Eunice nyamaza ukuliwe polepole

𝑪𝒍𝒊𝒏𝒕𝒐𝒏 𝑴𝒊𝒓𝒆𝒓𝒂🇰🇪1 year ago

@WilliamsRuto Umatacore ndo mko nayo just inciting people maumbwa

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