Eng. Erick_Sa'id

Being reasonable is a virtue. Learn to weigh the facts, consider the circumstances surrounding a situation, and judge things with a sound mind. Not everything deserves an exaggerated reaction . Be objective, exercise restraint, and let wisdom guide your judgement.

For the record: 1.Mwai Kibaki was 71 when he became President of Kenya. 2.Nelson Mandela was 75 when he became President of South Africa. 3.Konrad Adenauer was 73 when he became Chancellor of Germany. 4.Mahathir Mohamad was 92 when he returned as Prime Minister of Malaysia. 5.Joe Biden was 78 when he became President of the United States. 6.Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva was 77 when he returned as President of Brazil. 7.Pranab Mukherjee was 76 when he became President of India. 8.Giorgio Napolitano was 80 when he became President of Italy. Kibaki developed this nation, brought the system we have now and made it possible for us to survive, learn, grow our own businesses etc. He was 71 years old, and with 39 years of political and public service experience. Just like Kalonzo Musyoka

By the time tunafika April next year hiyo Sisi ndio Sifuna wave itakuwa imeisha.

2027 Dr. Stephen Kalonzo Musyoka will be the President, everyone will be happy under his regime. Thank you bookmark this tweet for reference.

William Ruto and Tinubu must Go.

Za ndani zinasema ile app yetu ya Adselect imeenda missing, our future billionaires wanajaribu kufungua site wanaambiwa "this site can't be reached" buana,, Anaku easy 😂😂

Niko sure tukichukuwa Babu Owino we can neutralise those Bukusu . Babu is lethal and a good mobliser heri yeye kama Deputy president mara kumi.

He was telling Ruto and Mudavadi . Shida ya watu wa Sifuna ni waslow mbaya.

Kalonzo Musyoka, the the 6th , the kind of a leader Kenya needs. He is wise, diplomat, composed and experienced. A leader who can bring everyone on board .

I will vote for him .

KALONZO MUSYOKA: A BLUEPRINT FOR ECONOMIC LIBERATION AND A NEW KENYA. The KOMBOA Kenya (Ukombozi) agenda is not merely a presidential campaign slogan; it is a proposed 13-point development blueprint addressing some of the most pressing challenges facing our nation. At its centre is an ambitious economic recovery plan anchored on reducing the tax burden, lowering the cost of living and creating an environment where businesses can thrive. Kalonzo proposes cutting basic taxation by more than 50%, reviewing the controversial Housing Levy and restructuring economic policies that have placed immense pressure on ordinary Kenyans. On corruption, his Komesha Ufisadi agenda promises a decisive confrontation with state capture, public resource theft and illicit wealth stashed abroad, including auditing and recovering stolen public funds. His healthcare proposal seeks to abolish SHA and restore the NHIF framework, while his devolution agenda proposes increasing counties' minimum share of national revenue from 15% to 35%, empowering county governments to deliver services closer to the people. On agriculture and industrialisation, he envisions modern irrigation systems, strengthened food security and value-addition factories across all 47 counties to stimulate manufacturing, create employment and transform local economies. His infrastructure agenda is equally ambitious: Expanding electricity generation capacity to 6,000MW to support a functional 24-hour economy. Modernising roads, railways and ports to reduce transportation costs and facilitate trade. Expanding nationwide digital connectivity. Investing in clean water infrastructure and large-scale irrigation. Exploring Public-Private Partnerships and reducing government wastage to finance development without excessively burdening future generations with expensive debt. On education, he proposes stabilising curriculum reforms, improving funding, conducting national school safety audits and introducing student mental health programmes. On human rights and security, he promises professional, accountable and community-centred policing, protection of democratic freedoms and an end to police brutality. Kenya needs more than political rhetoric. It needs a clearly articulated economic vision, institutional accountability, functional public services and leadership capable of translating policy into measurable results. The real test, of course, will be implementation, financing and accountability. Kalonzo Musyoka has put forward his blueprint. The country deserves a serious national conversation about the ideas, their feasibility and the leadership required to deliver them. KOMBOA KENYA. Ukombozi is about restoring dignity, opportunity and prosperity to every Kenyan.

Watu wa Sifuna mnasubiria nini na nyinyi mkona candidate wenu. Tafuteni deputy na mtuondolee kelele shenzi sana!

We are 100 percent sure if Kalonzo Musyoka is the flag bearer tutapata kura zote za lower eastern and coast. Hapo kwa Sifuna still William Ruto will challenge us on western votes you know why those guys are always against each other . Maragoli hapendi Bukusu and the vice versa so we are not here to gamble. Acha apewe running mate slot.

Nairobi is not on safe hands if Gakuya is elected as the governor, heri Babu Owino tuache ukabila na ujinga.

Kuna kitu mimi sielewi like mbona unasema wewe ndio unaeza shida Ruto asubuhi na mapema but unaogopa a by election. Lazima ufanye test before upewe main exam .Ata Gachagua alisema yeye ndio Kingpin wa Murima akaletewa Ol kalao by election and he passed. Raila Odinga disagreed with the direction and leadership of FORD-Kenya. Rather than simply defecting to another party while retaining his parliamentary seat, he resigned from both the party and Parliament. If you carry the spirit of Baba please do the same ata watu wa Nairobi wanataka mattresses na pesa.

The shepherd does not lead the flock by shouting from behind, but by walking ahead.

Kenyans on X want Sifuna Kenyans kwa ground wanataka Kalonzo Stay guided!

Some people speak about running for the presidency as though it were a casual political announcement that anyone can make and immediately command national support. It doesn't work that way. A presidential campaign requires enormous resources, political networks, grassroots structures, national recognition, strategic alliances and years of political investment. Look at Raila Odinga. When he contested the presidency in 1997 under the National Development Party (NDP), he garnered 667,886 votes and finished third. He was already a recognised political figure, but he had not yet attained the national political stature he would command in subsequent years. By 2007, after years of political organising, strategic alliances and mobilisation, he had transformed into one of the country's most formidable presidential contenders. The lesson is simple: presidential politics is a journey, not an overnight achievement. You cannot dismiss the importance of building a national political network, consolidating support, negotiating alliances and establishing a credible political movement. Declaring interest in State House is one thing; building a political machine capable of mounting a serious national campaign is an entirely different undertaking. Never underestimate what it takes to run for the presidency.

Hii X ilikuwa peaceful sana before Sifuna emotional supporters wakuje huku from Facebook.