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Personal political or financial challenges should not be turned into communal issues. Your ambitions for the 2027 elections must not derail our country back into tribal politics. It is essential that we move forward together, fostering unity and national cohesion rather than division. Let us focus on inclusive progress...

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Bonifacevor 2 Jahren

Ni mimba inakusumbua

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CTvor 2 Jahren

Mama Taifa unatupigia kelele, uko na nambake mpigie simu idiota

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MARTO 🇰🇪vor 2 Jahren

Riggy G is more famous than you. Mkisimama pamoja na yeye 2027 ata huezi pata kura elfu moja. Shame on you

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steve karumbivor 2 Jahren

Kula polepole mama taifa,we moved from UDA long time ago. It's not about gachagua it is about making sure we take William Ruto home come 2027 by 10:30 am

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Riua 🦋vor 2 Jahren

HYPOCRITES! Your boss is the leading tribalist in Kenya just going by government appointments. Stop preaching water and drinking wine.

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Mkenyanvor 2 Jahren

You are a disgrace to Mt. Kenya community

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Kate 💦😍vor 2 Jahren

Rigathi Gachagua is far ahead of you.

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AK47 Gitungativor 2 Jahren

We want ethnic politics. Wewe ulienda kutuuza Kwa Taxes. We are Agikuyu and Gikuyu is our business.

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@faceless sudanvor 2 Jahren

I have just confirmed if am following you. Thank God I don't. I don't know why you keep popping up on my tl. So the next thing is a block. I no longer want to see propaganda.

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Denis Mainavor 2 Jahren

Proverbs 10:19 "Too much talk leads to sin. Be sensible and keep your mouth shut" ichung'wa

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