TRAITORS: This is a Dangerous Game 

I agree , and ha said it immediately Ruto took office

He's a don't care 🤷 mr lies seems like when our kids are killed he became a billionaire man 😢😢😢😢but leadership is temporary one day 😢😢😢😢😢

Talk for you please

He cant dare and shouldn't dare .kenyans are united on hatred for Ruto

Very correct, he can't work with people of integrity.

You're right, you choose idiots/fools so that you can dictate every step they make.

Too bad he is looking for a job at the state house

😂😂

Government propaganda.

Matiangi is abit tainted for working with Uhuru. However we have the option of Okiya Omtata Busia governor who ticks all the boxes.He has fought for this country. Rally for him

​@@george1528I agree. Omtata

Omtata all the way

That club has driven Kenya to almost economic collapse and worsening poverty.

@@TiredKenyan I hear you. But we are a blessed people with useless selfish leaders.

What's wrong with that? It's his platform to present his opinions.

What's funny about that

Have you just landed from Mars? Welcome to earth!

Yes, you're right he's always talked negative about the president

Talk about bribe.Leave Manyora alone.

Some kenyans are sick to the bones and behinds .when things are bad they are bad

Its already burning,, you can't see because you're eating with the perpetrators on the same table.

It's burning because of ruto don't try and deflect. No one who's on the streets has said that it's because of manyora that they have been energised.

You are not sincere

And i wish somebody will teach you a lesson before you experienced it. I know your age must be arround 35 there you will fight for William ruto to be out of the government long before a tycoon from mount kenya is installed in government a man who can demand the money central bank and you can donothing about. You may think you are doing something good to help yourself but William can be the best thiugh he is yet to proof himself worthy. Be smart enough to know that the next president will be somebody you don't like but you will do nothing about him. Imagine a president you can sermon and he accept, eheeeee😢

Once he goes, then what? A common observation with failed states is regime change without a solid alternative, which results in chaos and a worse off situation. Examples include Libya (Qaddafi went, the country fell into chaos), Sudan (Bashir went, a transition government was established that was then kicked out by the military, which started fighting amongst itself), Egypt (the Arab spring got rid of Mubarak, then the Moslem Brotherhood took over until Al Sisi, a former army general, took over), etc etc etc. Ok, let’s say Ruto goes. Who takes over? Baba (he is surrounded by people who are almost as corrupt), Miguna (a wannabe Idi Amin), Matiangi (people who know him know he’d be a disaster). So, what should happen? Gen Z should force Ruto to create the IEBC, and once that is done then we can look at the options available (hopefully competent people). As much as I believe Matiangi would be a nightmare, at least he’s competent. Baba and his people have no delivered (eg, what has Kalonzo done for his former constituency), and Matiangi is disaster. Let’s get IEBC constituted first, with GOOD people in the IEBC. Once that is done, then people can vote for whichever person they prefer (even if it is Miguna …). But, with the IEBC, it will make sense since there will be a proper process. Change without process is chaos, and if you think Ruto is bad you do NOT want to see a chaotic Kenya. Just look at how the ‘promise’ in Sudan resulted in tens of thousands of deaths and MILLIONS of displaced people. Be careful what you wish for! Especially when you follow ‘leaders’ who are based in Canada, Israel, and Germany. Be careful what you wish for.

​@@kraitshaktibullshit

​@@wycliffepoet5201 hehe. Boss. You may have zeal for the cause, but this guy above, while he has debatable opinions about various individuals and possible outcomes, is spot on about historical facts. History provides, in indelible ink, facts that cannot be controverted. Let's not deny the obvious, Sudan, Libya, Egypt, Tunisia, etc have never quite been the same. It's sad, really.

@@michaelomari558 We are not Sudan and neither are we those other countries you've mentioned

@@wycliffepoet5201 mkuu, sure, we aren't. Doesn't mean we can't learn a thing or two from history. It is incontrovertible. We may not follow exactly the same steps, but there sure will be lots of similarity. Just points to ponder, I'm not trying to steal the thunder of the movement. Peace. Ubarikiwe.

Don't worry this time GenZ wanajipanga the problem is wazee who gave up upon seeing continues rigged elections and giving up cause there's no justice.