Protesters have now entered parliament. We are unfazed. If Ruto doesn't fall by tonight ....

Thats what happens when you decide that you are above your fellow citizens and a third of the national budget is private property that no one should question. Then use the 1 trillion to buy the entire opposition and all parliamentarians to pass draconian laws aimed at impoverishing the masses for them to become more controllable. The entire parliament has been ransackked, MPigs chased away for collaborating with the grand thief. I wonder where the likes of RIP and Kikuyu1 are now. They must be crying in shame. An idea that transcends primitive tribal feelings has arisen and united 99 % of the country, including Ruto's very own people who are nearly burning his village home. I tried to warn tribally blinded people like RVP about Ruto but now it has come to the worst embarrassment. HAHAHA. Ruto is falling down!!!

Obiano13:
Protesters have now entered parliament. We are unfazed. If Ruto doesn't fall by tonight ....

We'll teach Ruto a lesson 🇰🇪 🇰🇪 🇰🇪

Obiano13:
Protesters have now entered parliament. We are unfazed. If Ruto doesn't fall by tonight ....

so you're overthrowing your govt?

Just30:
so you're overthrowing your govt?

In most Kenyans minds we dont even have a government. All they had was to drop that IMF bill but they stuck to it because they were the biggest benefactors.

Jamestown123:
I envy Kenyans right now. They are showing other African countries, especially the youths, what it means to take back their country from the hands of those cronies and thieves in government. Nigerian youths started endsars in 2020, and the Nigerian government had to scrap SARS. Although it hasn't ended police brutalities in the country, but it shows that with one voice and unity, we can always make the governments listens to us.
We are really suffering in Nigeria right now, a lot is going on. It's not really easy in Nigeria right now, the youths are helpless and hopeless. We can't even come out and speak up, because of tribalism and religious beliefs. We are completely divided and shredded. And that is the exacts plans of those politicians, divide and conquer.

Tribalism and religion will never let that happen in Nigeria.

Obiano13:


In most Kenyans minds we dont even have a government. All they had was to drop that IMF bill but they stuck to it because they were the biggest benefactors.

So if you remove Ruto through a non-democratic action, who becomes the president?

Obaaderemi2:
So if you remove Ruto through a non-democratic action, who becomes the president?

Let the demagogue fall first. He's still clinging onto office.

RVP's very own people in the town of Kericho, Ruto's home turf bring down the president's party symbol, the wheelbrrow. Did you idiots ever think Kenyans would be led by people with a wheelbarrow mentality? This generation was brought up in the caring hands of Kibaki who gave them free education and ensured they grew up sober to never allow oppressors to rise.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yd8DXCW-ehE

This is Eldoret, the biggest town among Ruto's people.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r0Ihez668MI

If this is how his hometowns were you can imagine how the rest of the country has been today. Will share photos later when I get time.

Ruto's sheer incompetence has brought on a tsunami of demos across the country from the north in Turkana, Mandera, Wajir to the South, from the West in Kisumu to the East in Lamu and Mombasa. Every single town has risen in protest against the most incompetent, corrupt, murderous, lying leader in Kenya's history. He will go down as the worst experiment in national leadership ever.

Obaaderemi2:
Tribalism and religion will never let that happen in Nigeria.

Someone said I should go out and protest alone already.

Obiano13:
Two choppers have landed in Kenya's state house ready to evacuate the president as soon as shit hits the fan. Police are overpowered. Ruto has requested the military to intervene but the military has told him they dont do politics.

If it was Nigeria now, the military would have started shooting and killing innocent protesters already.

Obiano13:


In most Kenyans minds we dont even have a government. All they had was to drop that IMF bill but they stuck to it because they were the biggest benefactors.

But the problem wasn't created today and those tax hikes seem to be the only solution in addition to the imf program....borrowing too much and not investing them into profitable business always bring everyone here.

Obaaderemi2:
So if you remove Ruto through a non-democratic action, who becomes the president?

the situation will even get worse in the vacuum

Obiano13:


Let the demagogue fall first. He's still clinging onto office.

That was a good job for a day ...Next should be Statehouse

If your very own people reject you to the last man and the entire country rejects you to the last man, you have to be incompetent beyond comprehension. There are towns that have never been known to protest where the residents woke at 4 am to protest. And in typical African tin pot dictator fashion, Ruto will now want to fight the entire country alone despite all advise. He will even want help from the Americans as their puppet. Then in the end he will end up like a dog in a ditch. No one wants his black ass here. Its way past the talking stage. Kenyans told him for over a month to drop the bill but since he and his cronies were the biggest beneficiaries he decided to bulldoze it through parliament by giving each MP 2 million shs to vote yes. His office alone was getting billions, He even created non existent offices for his wife (office of the spouse of the president), the deputy president's office (office of the spouse of the dp), the prime cabinet secretaries spouse's office etc as conduits for corruption and funded them in every budget with hundreds of billions each year. Kenyans told the idiots such offices are unconstitutional and should not exist in the first place let alone be funded. But the nigga, in typical dictator fashion told kenyans its not their business. So an idiot like Ruto has a salary, receives money for his office to the tune of billions each budget, also receives money through his wife's office to the tune of billions. Then the niggas walk around in titanium watches, shoes, belts, and cadillacs each worth millions. They dont even have any moral bearing. They cant even hide such wanton theft from the eyes of the common man. In the last one year Ruto spent 1 Billion Kenya shillings just for furniture in statehouse. That is 7,751,937.90 United States Dollars in one year just to buy sofa sets that no one even needed. Well, ofcourse no sofa set was bought, the nigga pocketed all that money but budgeted it. Kenyans want a complete end to budgeted corruption. As much as 1/3 of this year's proposed budget of 4 Trillion Kshs was going to budgeted corruption like such. That is a whooping 8 billion USD going into Ruto's and his chronies' pockets. And we cannot question because we are his willing slaves. Nigga please. Its now way past the talking stage. He and his loyal servants the MPs can vacate the country or retire honorably and let Kenyans chart a new course devoid of such wanton theft. Even Uhuru at his worst was never this bad. Uhuru borrowed 6 Trillion kshs in 10 years and build infrastructure we can all see, from the expressway to the new SGR to Lamu Port to highways in every corner of the country. Ruto, the lord of poverty, in one year and 10 months that he has been in office has borrowed a whooping 5.2 trillion and NO ONE in Kenya can tell you what he has done. He has built no road or anything else. Instead he has reversed free education and made univerisity fess tripple because the govt 'no longer can afford'. Maternity care that used to be free he has been reversed, hospitals no longer have medicine because money has been eaten. And on top of that he wants Kenyans to pay more taxes, including for getting cancer treatment. He must be so diabolical. If I gave a complete list of Kenyans' bewilderment at this maniac's decisions you will shudder. In the next weeks if he doesnt resign he will be dragged through the streets like a dog.

Jamestown123:
If it was Nigeria now, the military would have started shooting and killing innocent protesters already.

Kenya's military has always been held in high regard among the populace and they wouldn't want to tarnish that by engaging protestors. When shit hits the fan they will simply tell him bye bye sir, your people have rejected you.

Just30:
the situation will even get worse in the vacuum

Which vacuum?

Just30:
But the problem wasn't created today and those tax hikes seem to be the only solution in addition to the imf program....borrowing too much and not investing them into profitable business always bring everyone here.

You are a mere Ghanaian dwarf. You should shut up and see how swiftly we will make the needed fixes. This is the final hurdle literally before we embark on complete restoration and development. Kenya will quickly undo Ruto's Mobutu-level excesses, the US puppet.

Obiano13:


Which vacuum?

after you remove your government

Just30:
after you remove your government

It will happen in one of the following two ways.

1. Ruto will honorably step down following laid down constitutional means.
2. Ruto will drop the finance bill entirely and call all Kenyans to the table after which a roadmap will be established.

The vacuum is in your Ghanaian head.

Obiano13:


You are a mere Ghanaian dwarf. You should shut up and see how swiftly we will make the needed fixes. This is the final hurdle literally before we embark on complete restoration and development. Kenya will quickly undo Ruto's Mobutu-level excesses, the US puppet.

You're fuckin dumb as a Kenyan to think there's anyway out for you guys.
The Burden you're demonstrating against is coming from the IMF
The only way to not have it is if your country manages to some how increase productivity by 40% which will not happen hence one way or the other, those taxes will be imposed.

Obiano13:


It will happen in one of the following two ways.

1. Ruto will honorably step down following laid down constitutional means.
2. Ruto will drop the finance bill entirely and call all Kenyans to the table after which a roadmap will be established.

The vacuum is in your Ghanaian head.

good luck .... One thing that never happens in Kenya is for a government to back down when the decision is not even coming from them and not especially one that the US govt holding it neck.

Good luck with the wishful thinking....Ruto can decide to sit and watch you guys demonstrate for 2 months straight without police or the military

Just30:
You're fuckin dumb as a Kenyan to think there's anyway out for you guys.
The Burden you're demonstrating against is coming from the IMF
The only way to not have it is if your country manages to some how increase productivity by 40% which will not happen hence one way or the other, those taxes will be imposed.

We are not little Ghana. I will not waste time with a wa.nker.

Just30:
good luck .... One thing that never happens in Kenya is for a government to back down when the decision is not even coming from them and not especially one that the US govt holding it neck.

Good luck with the wishful thinking....Ruto can decide to sit and watch you guys demonstrate for 2 months straight without police or the military

You're always looking for attention. Focus on Ghana's eighth IMF policy.

Obiano13:


We are not little Ghana. I will not waste time with a wa.nker.

see an actual wan*ker calling me a wan*ker

If you knew GH you'll know that there's one thing it doesn't do, taking a death pill

Obiano13:


You're always looking for attention. Focus on Ghana's eighth IMF policy.

no one has time for that ... political foot soldier
If you want to stop corruption, you'll have to go after those corrupt politicians.

Just30:
You're fuckin dumb as a Kenyan to think there's anyway out for you guys.
The Burden you're demonstrating against is coming from the IMF
The only way to not have it is if your country manages to some how increase productivity by 40% which will not happen hence one way or the other, those taxes will be imposed.

Kenya settled its Eurobond repayments yesterday, before deadline. Tell us why Ghana defaulted on her payments. Keep it brief.

gallivant:


Kenya settled its Eurobond repayments yesterday, before deadline. Tell us why Ghana defaulted on her payments. Keep it brief.

your disaster has nothing to do with Ghana...focus on your suffering

QuietMynd:

No one stops u from protesting right.
Are u waiting for someone to start the protest for u.

First you you need to do a full evaluation of the man in the mirror as they say.

As expected the tin pot dictator has held a 2 min press conference, shaken as never before, and issued a threat. He will not believe.

ProblemChild1:
Omo the country divide abeg. Forget all these talk wey you dey talk. Nothing go calm any down ma just tell you. Nigeria is gone and gone for good. You no see Kenyans. See how dem come out with one voice. But here in Nigeria nothing concerne anybody papa😂😂

That’s because not everybody on a civilian basis be it individual or group is equal. Some indolent, the failing, some scraping by, most vibing, some succeeding, some Excelling. There isn’t a one voice because the Nigerian experience has a much wider spectrum than say Kenya or Mali.

The indolent just want everybody and everything to burn so they can scavenge the ashes or install there own corrupt system to benefit there own group.
[Anarchist Revolutionist/Coup]

The failing who find themselves struggling to escape the bottom weather it be from there own inadequacy or unfortunate circumstances in the unforgiving atmosphere of a developing nation-state where opportunities can be scarce at times.
[Hard Revolutionist/Coup]

The Scrapers who are one step above the failing who only make ends meet(scrape by) and struggle with advancing further do to said circumstances.
[Soft Revolutionist/Hard Reformist]

The Vibers aka the middle grown or the local middle class. There generally somewhat of if not totally secure both lower & upper. They have prospects of going up in the ladder; but also know a bad move can throw them off. They prefer not to risk rocking the boat to much.
[Hard-Reformist]

The Succeeding who are able to harness there skills and secure opportunities; are usually always climbing the latter with a positive outlook for the future. Like Vibers they prefer not to rock the boat to much and risk compromising there growth if at all.
[Soft-Reformist]

The Excellers these are the rocketeers of Nigerian society; on there way to becoming extremely wealthy and influential if they aren’t already are. Like anybody these people could have have achieved their place through birthright, nefarious actions, or honest hard work. These people want little if anything to change “fundamentally” because it’s working out for them.
[Soft-Reformist/No Change]


As said before there is no “One Voice” for Nigeria and likely never will in the foreseeable future because the Naija experience & retrospective is far to nigh equally broad with no class or group having the upper hand.

The average Nigerian is more interested in restructuring/reforms. Anyone who attempts extreme measures or holds zero urgency will never have a platform to get off the ground which is honestly for the better.

AskiaHarem:


That’s because not everybody on a civilian basis be it individual or group is equal. Some indolent, the failing, some scraping by, most vibing, some succeeding, some Excelling. There isn’t a one voice because the Nigerian experience has a much wider spectrum than say Kenya or Mali.

The indolent just want everybody and everything to burn so they can scavenge the ashes or install there own corrupt system to benefit there own group.
[Anarchist Revolutionist/Coup]

The failing who find themselves struggling to escape the bottom weather it be from there own inadequacy or unfortunate circumstances in the unforgiving atmosphere of a developing nation-state where opportunities can be scarce at times.
[Hard Revolutionist/Coup]

The Scrapers who are one step above the failing who only make ends meet(scrape by) and struggle with advancing further do to said circumstances.
[Soft Revolutionist/Hard Reformist]

The Vibers aka the middle grown or the local middle class. There generally somewhat of if not totally secure both lower & upper. They have prospects of going up in the ladder; but also know a bad move can throw them off. They prefer not to risk rocking the boat to much.
[Hard-Reformist]

The Succeeding who are able to harness there skills and secure opportunities; are usually always climbing the latter with a positive outlook for the future. Like Vibers they prefer not to rock the boat to much and risk compromising there growth if at all.
[Soft-Reformist]

The Excellers these are the rocketeers of Nigerian society; on there way to becoming extremely wealthy and influential if they aren’t already are. Like anybody these people could have have achieved their place through birthright, nefarious actions, or honest hard work. These people want little if anything to change “fundamentally” because it’s working out for them.
[Soft-Reformist/No Change]


As said before there is no “One Voice” for Nigeria and likely never will in the foreseeable future because the Naija experience & retrospective is far to nigh equally broad with no class or group having the upper hand.

The average Nigerian is more interested in restructuring/reforms. Anyone who attempts extreme measures or holds zero urgency will never have a platform to get off the ground which is honestly for the better.

you capture it perfectly ,everyone has interest.
People don't like to rock the boat when succeeding, in spite of the government.
You know why they don't, because they've got skin in the game.

For this same reason during pre independence days, people without skin in the game weren't allowed to vote.