Rest In Peace to my fellow kenyans 🇰🇪 who died fighting for their rights and resisting this regime 💪🏾 ( 18.06.24 - 27.06.24 ). Forever you shall be remembred in our hearts❤🇰🇪.
To the future generations lemme leave this here as a reminder that I once was a part of Genzss successful demos,i also hope that our generation which will be your leaders by then,we won't make same mistakes and that when we recall this moment and our fallen heroes we will lead you guys best way we can.. Gen zss let's never forget 😢😢
Pastor ng'ang'a should have given a collabo in most probably apo kwa chorus akiwa na guitar live wire,king kaka fans pia mm nipee support let's support one of our own local talent thanks all🙏
Githurai na nje ya Parliament and as Patriotic Kenyans we will not be intimidated, Rest in Peace our Fallen Soldiers we will not stop fighting for our Country
Kudos to our teachers in Kenya who have over the years diligently taught literature and fasihi. The outcome of this is now evident in how our young people are using songs, lyrics, essays, poetry (list goes on) to amplify their liberation agenda as is described in dozens of literary works by prominent African authors. In so doing, may they contribute immensely to redefining the Kenyan image distorted by improper governance narrative.
Kenya doesn't need foreign loans/aids. Kenya is too rich blessed with natural resources. GenZs tank you so much for stopping Zakayo from selling out entire Country to profit himself. He was making deals with IMF, World Bank & EuroBonds.
