Jimi Wanjigi: Kenyans Demand Leadership, Not Politicians: The 'Ruto Must Go' Resolution In The Move

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44 thoughts on “Jimi Wanjigi: Kenyans Demand Leadership, Not Politicians: The 'Ruto Must Go' Resolution In The Move”

  11. RUTO being the youngest president for KENYA and the most Educated. We expected a a turn around. Sometimes I wonder did he really seat in lecturer room and listened to the professor or bought a certificate. As in Kenya is a corrupt country??….look at Joho he is soo proud saying yes I got a D….andnow he has a a degree and pursuing a masters degree . Did he go repeat the exam…or did he do a certificate, then diploma, and then a degree to be able to do Masters of all THE PRESTIGIOUS UNIVERSIT. This shows how Kenya is corrupt and how the President does not value education and also value change Kenyans life. You can nor bring failures in government expect anything Joho has been accused of drugs with Akasa's. Ruto must goooo

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  13. How do you spend what you don't have, how do you borrow what you can't pay??? This government has the most wonder Auditor General and Budget controller, But when they Pinpoint the issues out open they fall kn DEAF EARS.

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  14. What a load of cr@p! Mt-Kenya mafia was huge during Kibaki's first term. Folks like Murungaru, Mwiraria etc. They stole big, kept it in the family and circled the wagons when they were accused of corruption.
    Wanjigi suffers from an acute form of mtu-wetu syndrome. Ohhh…our guys were not really tribalists! 41 vs 1 arose from the blatant 'ethnocracy' in government at the time! We are still dealing with the long term effect of that. Look at the numbers of different ethnicities in the civil service. It's still skewed HEAVILY in favor of the mountain.
    And you know, nyani kweli haoni kudule. You accuse Ruto of being a liar. Yet you tell us lies to our faces about Kenya being the only country where the British faced resistance. There's the US and South Africa, for a start. Even countries like Sudan had the Mahdists. Wacha uongo.
    Further, if you accuse someone of being a liar, it behooves you to provide evidence. Illuminate us please.
    Lastly, didn't you say, last year or the year before, that Kenya's economy would collapse in a few months? Yet it is still here! Heck, it is still growing.
    GenZ may indeed support a new political force, and I can bet it won't have the likes of you. Corrupt tenderpreneurs who have nothing positive to say about Kenya.

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  16. Not to add the kwale victims who we were hood winked and fooled they were done by a serial killer that blood is crying 😭 against the two leaders and their families there will be no escape route, kasongo must go

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  22. Politician can play this game of chess game whereby the parts are humans, one throw few for your kill only to score on the chess game, for why are people give a thousand shillings to go into the street, like chess game you have to scarifies few object for a strategy win in the long run.

    Leaders don't play this game in similar manner like chess scarifies a few for a score, reasoning with ideas that out weight another smart leader, ideas not old tactic of death, demonstration, destruction among such.

    How powerful is a leader, having influence of 50 million people brain power and muscular is immense, think like this if one was to move a mountain from point A to point B, a single person weight of soil scurveted in relation to one leader with 50 millions subject digging and taking the soil to that another place.

    So we blame a leader for not transforming us and not blame respective us for our mistake weight is nothing in relation to that power system we have just discussed. By that if someone cant solve our problems we must replace as soon as possible for only that power can make meaningful change to transform this place.

    TAX AT 69% VERY CLOSE TO REALITY FOR HIGHLY PAID, LOW PAID UPTO 60% AND EVEN JOBLESS NEAR 40% WHEN THEIR INCOME IS BORROWING FROM FAMILY AND FRIENDS TO CAUSUAL JOBS THAT ISNT ON A DAY TO DAY AVAILABLE……

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  24. Economic revolution and liberation will bring true freedom and prosperity to the citizenry of Kenya and Africa.
    We have to break away from the current oppressive status quo that essentially kills destinies and livelihoods to the benefit of a few insensitive power hungry politicians.
    Let's get our Economic Math right and save our country from perpetual collapse in the hands of incompetent opportunists.

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  28. Great conversation. I believe a tax revolt is in the pipeline. Many employees will start negotiating with employers to get paid "under the table" to reduce the amount deducted by the taxman. This will expand the shadow economy and further lower KRA's revenue. Also, I understand CT's pessimism. Have seen some factions cheer yesterday's meeting between President Ruto and Rtd President Uhuru Kenyatta. We understand our problems, but as long as we keep making the same mistake, we'll forever be in the political rat race!

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  38. I don't know whether I am the one wrong, but Jimmy knows very well that Kibaki was voted in en masse. I personally voted him we made to believe that he was the one to destroy the very wrong evils from tribalism to corruption, but unfortunately, he slid back to the same ills he was elected to change. I think the Kenyans mentally, especially those who have had power from their tribe infact they worse,because they never complain when one of them is in power, they pretend to be fighting him when he is already out of power, but he was in power they worked hard to protect his presidency. I think Kenyans need to open their eyes and see the hypocrisy.

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  42. The odious debt owners have start uniting to protect their interest to make poor Kenyans pay for what they don't know about. Jimmy Wanjigi, keep pushing them by putting them on records. I will vote for you as my president.

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