HOW MAU MAU LOST NORTHLANDS CITY LAND TO KENYATTAS IN 1974!!

1. On Wednesday 6th March 1974, French Socfin Company announced they are selling SUKARI RANCH, the land where Kenyattas are building NORTHLANDS CITY. 2. On Sunday 17th March 1974, Mau Leader and then MP of Juja Hon GITU KAHENGERI met Former Mau Mau Members in Ruiru and declared that they will buy SUKARI RANCH to resettle the members.

STATE CAPTURE HAS MADE KENYA LANDLOCKED: 3 PORTS ARE GONE!

As 78th Birthday present, AZIMIO Chairman UHURU gave his AZIMIO Project RAILA Odinga one of our three (3) Ports (Kisumu), kept one for himself (Mombasa) and gave the other one to Moi Family (Lamu Port). All three Kenya's ports are now in private hands of the 3 Dynasties. Kenya is now left a landlocked country, like Ethiopia, Uganda and Rwanda.

WHAT DR. WILLIAM S. RUTO SAID ABOUT CORRUPTION

"Our strategy on fighting corruption is in removing the weaponization of our criminal justice system and instead building the capacity of those institutions whether it's the DCI, whether it's EACC, whether it's the entire police.. force; we want them to have an independent budget; we want them to control their budget the way they know how; we want them to investigate without hindrance."

"You have heard political statements - - we're going to have the Covid billionaires arrested in 20 days..

FULIZA, SHYLLOCK PROBLEMS FACING YOUNG KENYANS

Everyday Millions of young people in Kenya are trapped in financial woes occasioned by lack of money, because mostly, a majority of young Kenyans are not in gainful employment neither are they involved in business activities. that can help them make money.

Because of that situation they find themselves borrowing money from such mobile applications as Tala, Branch, Fuliza (from M-PESA) or sometimes from unregistered money lenders known in street parlance as “Shylocks.”

RUTO'S PLEDGE TO REVAMP THE ECONOMY WILL LAND HIM TOP SEAT

Deputy President William Ruto is just the person Kenya needs to rediscover lost opportunities and usher in better leadership and a prosperous life for Kenyans. Last Thursday at a swanky ceremony in Kasarani he unveiled a robust manifesto pledging to reboot the country’s economy as he seeks to capitalise on the public clamour for improvement in livelihoods, and bring down the cost of living.