NEW MUKURU ESTATE PHASE 2

@Xildhibaanka98 This is uhuru project

Happy Birthday Doyen🔥🔥🔥🔥

Master of PRs 🤣🤣😂😂😂

Watu sio wajinga

If the poor people of Mukuru cannot afford those houses, your useless idea will surely earn you a wantam.

Stop praising yourself with people's money. We know you

Good work. Lives of hustlers are being improved.

Happy Birthday 🎂 🎈

Yes. It is happening.

@RobertAlai Nani hana kwao Mr President?

This is incredible mass housing

Ambia KBC walete Afcon mzeee

show us phase 01 please we want to see something

Stop hiding behind uhuru's project, you have forcefully deducted 70b+ in housing levy from our salaries, where are the houses YOU commissioned and built?

PONGEZI DR.PRESIDENT RUTO

Hbd 🎉

It's tragic how Ruto was driving in wheel barrow back in 2022 and two years later Kenya is being transformed into Singapore 😁😂. Mtukufu rais punguza mwendo, unafanya kazi sana😂😂

We now need a NEW MUKURU ESTATE market to serve the over 40,000 residents of New Mukuru Estate. #KaziBilaBreak!

@WilliamsRuto Happy Birthday Dad. Kenyans must give Ruto another 20 years to take Kenya to next step of Development and Economic Liberation. NO LEADER IS BOLD ENOUGH FOR THAT DUTY OTHER THAN WSR.

Delivering the plan.

From slum to modern estate, Kenya tunaenda juu kama Singapore!

Watu wa wantam Wataambia watu nini jameni

Happy birthday Wuod Odongo. 4 tam

You and I were born on the same day happy birthday Mr president

Happy birthday sir

Happy birthday WSR🥳.. My president 🇰🇪✌️✌️🔥🔥

Tutam 💪💪

Welcome to dignity 👏👏👏👏 i love to hear that. THANK YOU MR PRESIDENT 💪

Happy birthday mzee more life

To those who mock our journey to Singapore, let us speak the truth: this journey does not belong to leaders — it belongs to Wanjiku. Yes, the river is full of crocodiles. Crocodiles using courts to delay change. Crocodiles rejecting every reform that threatens their comfort. Crocodiles sending goons, thieves, and chaos to silence the people. Crocodiles who refuse to pay taxes but demand power. Crocodiles who feel entitled to lead simply because of their names. But Wanjiku keeps walking. Despite the obstacles, ordinary Kenyans keep building this country — with their taxes, their labour, and their resilience. If in just three years Kenyans have managed to: Open roads that connect villages to markets, Create millions of jobs through hustle, innovation, and digital work, Revive coffee, tea, milk, and small-scale farming, Stabilise an economy under global pressure, Improve schools by hiring teachers, Expand health coverage to millions of families, Build affordable homes for workers, Plant billions of trees for future generations, Then the journey to Singapore is not propaganda — it is progress paid for by Wanjiku. Imagine where we would be if public money had never been looted. Imagine if powerful families had always paid taxes like ordinary citizens. Imagine if leadership had served the people instead of capturing the state. The bitter truth is this: Kenya did not suffer because Wanjiku failed. Kenya suffered because greed was normalised, entitlement was protected, and accountability was avoided. Today, the struggle is not about individuals or families. It is about fairness. It is about equal contribution. It is about ending the culture where the poor pay and the powerful escape. This journey will not be stopped by fear. It will not be blocked by chaos. It will not be derailed by sabotage. Because when Wanjiku decides to move, no crocodile can stop the river from flowing forward. The journey continues — not for leaders, but for the people.

Good work Mr Prezzo

Happy birthday my president.