We are the problem

If anybody asked me Morara, I would say that you have refused to understand your role in this GenZ movement. Although leaderless, Kasmuel and Mercy Tarus served as voices for the movement, they helped explain the movement to the country and the world, which endeared many (our parents and the international community behind GenZs) and that was enough. There are people like the LSK chair who gave legal cover to the movement. Their role made Genz's bolder thus, the state never subdued the movement using the threat of prosecution. There people who like Okayo and later Kibet Bull who were abducted. There are people who helped in mobilisation. Don't forget those who treated protesters. And of all of those who lost their lives. They are the ones who paid the ultimate price. Your role was just to give the movement continuity after June. With your vampire diaries. Its like your activism was kinda of a therapeutic healing process. Like you gave the movement a political image. A feeling of, "yes we did not win the battle on the streets, but we shall live to fight another day." Hence can't claim to be It's leader and lecture us like you invented GenZs. Even before GenZs, there are people who fought and died for these same values. Stop thinking you are the prefect of goodness.

💪 Merica, we're taking it back. 💯 You like Trump, you know it, time to show it. ✅ T's for Trump here:

How do we fight the problem ?

A society deserves its leaders

Tukupee ngapi ututolee hii problem?

Wewe ni fraudster, when we started calling Rigathi tribalist. We knew wewe ni Ruto project, we no longer trust you! Just go back to selling sofa sets & stools!

You thought we will embrace you and make you president Morara you now understand our political dynamics nobody just becomes president not just anybody

I truly hope Kenyans listen to your intentions. But I also pray that if we put our trust in you, you’ll stay true to this vision and not betray the hope you’re igniting. Keep pushing and may we rise together!

Occupy statehouse 25th may Here is the MEMO

Kama ni kuunda taifa, we start by fixing the family. If we fix the family we fix the nation. We can start by having a discussion on what is ailing the family in Kenya?

Once Kenya ends primitive tribalism, then we can move forward to better pastures. No politician in your own tribe cares about your people.