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Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro has accepted Treasury CS John Mbadi’s challenge for a televised debate over the government’s planned sale of a 15% Safaricom stake, warning that the deal risks undervaluing the company and urging more strategic valuation to protect public funds. Nyoro, drawing on his experience as a... show more

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You, a gullible Kenyan, is inspired by Ndindi Nyoro’s constant ted-talk on stock market and you decide to sell your entire farm or property to invest in stock Market so that you can become like Ndindi Nyoro. Then you find out, that what Ndindi Nyoro was not telling you is that he is an INSIDER TRADER, which is illegal and a criminal offense under the Capital Markets Act which prohibits dealing in securities using Material Non-Public Information (MNPI). Again, you realize that for your initial huge capital you had to sell your property BUT for Ndindi Nyoro’s Huge Initial Capital you don’t know where it comes from. Now he wants to save your Economy.

You, a gullible Kenyan, is inspired by Ndindi Nyoro’s constant ted-talk on stock market and you decide to sell your entire farm or property to invest in stock Market so that you can become like Ndindi Nyoro. Then you find out, that what Ndindi Nyoro was not telling you is that he is an INSIDER TRADER, which is illegal and a criminal offense under the Capital Markets Act which prohibits dealing in securities using Material Non-Public Information (MNPI). Again, you realize that for your initial huge capital you had to sell your property BUT for Ndindi Nyoro’s Huge Initial Capital you don’t know where it comes from. Now he wants to save your Economy.

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I have met many stupid people, but Duale is congenitally stupid. We have had ministers, CSs, and PSs before; Mbadi is not the first person to serve the state as a Cabinet Secretary. Duale is saying this to make his supporters believe that Kikuyus are bitter because Mbadi was appointed CS for the National Treasury. Banks such as Co-op and Equity are associated with Kikuyu entrepreneurs. Media stations such as RMS are owned by Kikuyus, and the CBK Governor is also a Kikuyu. In Luo land, if you throw a stone, you might injure a professor. In Murang'a, you find posters saying, "Don't throw stones; you may injure a billionaire." Mbadi serving as CS for the Treasury has not eradicated poverty in Luo Nyanza. Many people still rely on water from lakes, rivers, and streams. Raymond serving as PS for Interior has not eliminated insecurity in Luo Nyanza. We had leaders such as the late Ojode, who helped many people secure jobs in the military, police service, NIS, and other institutions. Wandayi is serving as CS for Energy while places such as Sikalame still have no electricity. I had to make noise for Sikang in Sidindi to get a transformer. Stop telling us about Luos serving as CSs while many Somalis still lack water, hospitals, schools, and good roads.

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