AS the chief choir master of the ruto praise and worship team, tell us what has changed or what isn't working for ruto and what will work for him in 5 years??Certainly 'not working for ruto' is this kind of language being freely used at public barazas in centro .... @Githunguri are parts of centro getting off the bandwagon?
?s=20Your favourite God chosen liar is now the butt of all jokes in Kikuyu village gatherings. Tears in my eyes. pic.twitter.com/Zvr6uJVwkY
— Gabriel Oguda (@gabrieloguda) July 9, 2023
AS the chief choir master of the ruto praise and worship team, tell us what has changed or what isn't working for ruto and what will work for him in 5 years??
Tanga tanga president who no one can name any significant achievement thus far only talk and lofty declarations while Kenyans and especially hustlers starve to death.
?s=20Fuel prices are falling right here under our noses in Tanzania, yet your favourite Nyanza MP wants you to believe that the only way to silence the red light on your fuel gauge is to go take pictures at State House Nairobi. We thank God for the lies. pic.twitter.com/GNygD9I5IC
— Gabriel Oguda (@gabrieloguda) July 5, 2023
Fala - soma hapo. Maize as stable food. Ruto should restore strategic food reserves.
Uhuru unpopularity has transferred to Ruto because of Uhuru mess in maize and sugar.
Ruto intervention in maize is still few months (august-october) is when harvesting will happen - definitely looks like a record maize harvest.
Next year he should double down on getting more and more people to farm. Then restore strategic maize reserve.
Petrol ndio shida kubwa - due to external factors involved - but might make sense to have some strategic fuel reserves when price go down.AS the chief choir master of the ruto praise and worship team, tell us what has changed or what isn't working for ruto and what will work for him in 5 years??
THE OIL DEAL SCANDAL.
Banks have grown cold feet OF THIS DEAL after demand for petrol and diesel plummeted upon impact of new 16% vat at the pump.
Gulf suppliers State owned Saudi Aramco, Emirates national oil corporation (Enoc), and Abu Dhabi National Oil Corporation Global Trading Company (Adnoc) signed a 9 month agreement for supply of petroleum to Kenya. The companies were to ship in 800,000 tonnes of petroleum products EVERY MONTH.
However there is oversupply because the demand has fallen by almost half as Kenyans decline to use personal vehicles. This has made local CONFIRMING banks to panic because the petroleum oil products will remain unsold for a much longer time than they thought (KCB, NCBA, Absa, Stanbic and co-op); the LC issuing bank is Afreximbank ( by issuing the letter of credit -LCs- local banks commit to pay suppliers in case offtakers Gulf energy, Oryx energies and Galana oil FAIL to pay for the fuel).
So now, banks have refused to cooperate fearing loses and GoK has been forced to send a delegation led by EPRA boss Daniel Kiptoo to the middle east to convince banks there to step in and issue LCs. The energy CS is Davis Chirchir.
Gulf suppliers expect their first installment payment of kshs 70 billion (500m US $) coming September.
However, oil prices have been falling and Kenya wants to change the agreement to benefit from lower prices even as the shilling plummets against the Dollar.
Local petrol station outlets also want EPRA to increase their kshs 4.14 margin saying that this margin is the same as when petroleum products were selling below kshs 100, making their margins unsustainable and have threatened to close their businesses.
Additionally, the high fuel prices in Kenya have driven regionak dealers to buy in Tanzania, exporting through Uganda to DRC, Rwanda and Burundi, completely avoiding Kenya leading to high unemployment along the supply chain in the sub sector.
EXPECT THE SHILLING TO TAKE A HUGE HIT IN SEPTEMBER as the state hunts for dollars at a time of possible supply shortages, amid plenty (glut) if EPRA fails to add margins for petrol stations which will further push up prices of petrol and diesel.
QuoteTHE OIL DEAL SCANDAL.
Banks have grown cold feet OF THIS DEAL after demand for petrol and diesel plummeted upon impact of new 16% vat at the pump.
Gulf suppliers State owned Saudi Aramco, Emirates national oil corporation (Enoc), and Abu Dhabi National Oil Corporation Global Trading Company (Adnoc) signed a 9 month agreement for supply of petroleum to Kenya. The companies were to ship in 800,000 tonnes of petroleum products EVERY MONTH.
However there is oversupply because the demand has fallen by almost half as Kenyans decline to use personal vehicles. This has made local CONFIRMING banks to panic because the petroleum oil products will remain unsold for a much longer time than they thought (KCB, NCBA, Absa, Stanbic and co-op); the LC issuing bank is Afreximbank ( by issuing the letter of credit -LCs- local banks commit to pay suppliers in case offtakers Gulf energy, Oryx energies and Galana oil FAIL to pay for the fuel).
So now, banks have refused to cooperate fearing loses and GoK has been forced to send a delegation led by EPRA boss Daniel Kiptoo to the middle east to convince banks there to step in and issue LCs. The energy CS is Davis Chirchir.
Gulf suppliers expect their first installment payment of kshs 70 billion (500m US $) coming September.
However, oil prices have been falling and Kenya wants to change the agreement to benefit from lower prices even as the shilling plummets against the Dollar.
Local petrol station outlets also want EPRA to increase their kshs 4.14 margin saying that this margin is the same as when petroleum products were selling below kshs 100, making their margins unsustainable and have threatened to close their businesses.
Additionally, the high fuel prices in Kenya have driven regionak dealers to buy in Tanzania, exporting through Uganda to DRC, Rwanda and Burundi, completely avoiding Kenya leading to high unemployment along the supply chain in the sub sector.
EXPECT THE SHILLING TO TAKE A HUGE HIT IN SEPTEMBER as the state hunts for dollars at a time of possible supply shortages, amid plenty (glut) if EPRA fails to add margins for petrol stations which will further push up prices of petrol and diesel.
Ruto's big problem is only trusting his kinsmen. Placing fellow Kalejins to control major sectors of the economy like energy will be his underdoing.
His love for tribe-mates and idiots is mind-boggling and a pointer to the fact that he loves those who are not independent minded. He's dragged my good friend Dr. Charles Hinga Mwaura, an otherwise sharp guy, into the fools paradise. Very sad. I watched him run out of saliva two months ago trying to explain the housing levy nonsense on TV.
Omollo is powerful PS, Owalo run ICT, Ogolla is CDF - jinga.
Right now he is unpopular even amongst kalenjin..ground iko mbaya.Silver linning we are looking at record maize harvest. Potatoes have dropped drastically to 1300 or 1500 from 7000 a bag.Maize n petrol ndio shida. Ruto should double down on maize fertlilizers susbidy...that will be main issues in elections.Exactly Maize and Petrol are the elephants in the room,I wonder if Ruto knows whats going around people are becoming very desperate and bitter, he can at least lower fuel and maize meal and cooking oil then people wont care about the mbig ones but as it stands Baba will even remove him forcefully from ikulu. Ruto needs settle cost of food and fuel this month otherwise starting August he is done for.
becoming very desperate and bitter