Thread by @wmnjoya

Yani, Wakenya. Hear me well.

When you hear the rich talking about useless subjects and "practical skills," they are expressing madharao for YOU. Do you think Margaret of Beyond Zero is taking her kids to a TVET? You think that stupidity is for others and not you? #WajingaNyinyi

When KEPSA complains about practical skills, don't take them literally and believe it's a work problem. It's a CLASS problem. They are trying to secure their space as #UpperDeckPeopleKE. They want gava to make rising social levels as difficult as possible. #WajingaNyinyi

The British never intended to teach humanities and the classics (hizo Latin na Greek ambayo mnadharao) to Africans. Or even to the British working class itself! Because those were the subjects for empire, for training the civil servants who would colonize you.

Why do you think kina Delamere and the other settlers were so upset when missionaries talked of teaching humanities?

Then when KEPSA repeats what Delamere said about you nyeuthis, you dance and demand TVET. #WajingaNyinyi

What we need is humanities and sciences taught TO EVERYBODY not science and humanities to the rich and technical subjects (it's not even sciences or STEM, as you're cheated) to the poor. 8.4.4. wanted to do that lakini pesa zilikuliwa. Now you've got back the colonial CBC.

Why do you think CBC is taking of teaching French and Chinese but not making Kiswahili the language of instruction? Or why are they talking of talent and not arts?

I kept saying that accepting CBC is being a sheep led to the slaughter, lakini mkakubali matokeo.

You have to understand tribe-class politics to understand the way you've been played with CBC. Lakini singing the same songs as KEPSA?

Hamko pamoja. They will tupa you when they crushed your kids' youth in the system and it's too late to start again. #WajingaNyinyi

All those funny things like failing kids at KCSE, lawyers and engineers failing exams, doctors payinh for licenses, that is all part of the class game. Now your prezzo wants to lock the few who survive in Nairobi metropolitan, and exempt Nairobi from gubernatorial elections.

Do you know what that means?

It means that registered professionals will be in Nairobi and they are the only ones State House will allow to give you services. So you'll be suffering g in counties 1 to 46 without professionals because they're all in Nairobi, and too expensive.

So stop making fun of the arts and humanities. You're making fun of yourselves.
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97% of Kenyans have more in common with the British working class than with the elites from their tribes. If you understand that, and you won't need to be explained to what's wrong with CBC any more.