Gen Z vow to deliver all votes to Ruto in 2027

[Nefertiti]

Jaduong explains why Ruto's stale ideas cannot create economic takeoff.

[RV Heavy Hitter!]

Jaduong explains why Ruto's stale ideas cannot create economic takeoff.

Jaduong is talking to internet idiots, but regular Kenyans go to the hospital for free. They see results in healthcare, cost of living, affordable housing, roads, and empowerment from the government! Where was Jaduong when people were putting sufurias on their heads and protesting expensive ugali?
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[RV Heavy Hitter!]

Ruto has turned Kenya to a construction site. Immense capital flowing to Kenya! I also predict Kenyans will be begging Dr. Ruto to run again and again.
https://www.facebook.com/watch?v=1783348528886489

[Nefertiti]

Ruto has turned Kenya to a construction site. Immense capital flowing to Kenya! I also predict Kenyans will be begging Dr. Ruto to run again and again.
https://www.facebook.com/watch?v=1783348528886489

You really work hard to escape the point: Kibaki created a dramatic shift from Moi incompetence - you can literally see the rapid rise in the chart. He still faced serious political problems principally for 1) tribalism and 2) betrayal of MOU with LDP/Raila.

Ruto's economic miracles are imaginary compared to Kibaki. Angalia chart hapo uone - flat line - numbers are better than your big meaningless WhatsApp photos here. In short Ruto has done nothing - growth is the same as under Uhuru.

Now if you add his 2 problems: 1) human rights abuses ie EJK and enforced disapperances and 2) betrayal of RiggyG/Mt Kenya.

You have the same outcome as Kibaki or worse. Kibaki had a GNU after the 2005 referendum loss. This is the same as Ruto's blood-based after the 2024 GenZ uprising.

Transfering budget from education to handouts or 'empowerment' is stupidity and treasonable. Ngoja RiggyG arudi mtakipata.

[RV Heavy Hitter!]

You are peddling misinformation again. Compare Kibaki and Ruto in the same years in office. 

Kenya's GDP growth in 2004 was 4.3%, according to the U.S. Department of State. This was the strongest growth the country had experienced since 1999. The manufacturing sector also saw strong growth, contributing significantly to the overall economic expansion.
Here's a more detailed breakdown:
Overall Growth:
Kenya's real GDP grew by 4.3% in 2004

Kenya's GDP growth in 2025 is projected to be around 4.8-5.3%. The Mastercard Economics Institute projects a 4.7% growth rate, while the World Bank and Reuters report indicates a 4.9% growth in the first quarter and a potential 5.3% for the year.

Here are the stats. Ruto simply lacks Kibaki's economic grip. That old man was a real econ whizz. Ruto ni mdomo tu na powerpoints.

Console yourself with 10 years of dismal record and 2.5 years of  Ruto. In the meantime, go to https://www.bomayangu.go.ke/ in your county or a county of your choice and get yourself a 2- or 3-bedroom for under $200 a month, so when you go to Kenya you have a place to stay. Cartels and family helping you to build a house or rent an Airbnb will eat you alive. The government has simplified the process for the diaspora by cutting cartels to size!

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The goonzs are saying they are receiving death threats for exposing the empowerment fraud

[Fairandbalanced]

At this point Kasongo should just tosha Raila, he is done.. https://x.com/alfredarapketer/status/1956067550842048663?s=46&t=3-3-_ehcZbukDCK7hNe5LA
For me, the removal of Kasongo is very important, it will send a huge message to politics of corruption, mediocrity, tribalism and stupidity. Future leaders like akina Kangata have to produce visible and measurable results for the people.

[RV Heavy Hitter!]

2027 elections will seperate the truth from reality. As an objective observer relying on data, there is no President who has done what Dr Ruto has done in 2.5 years. Everything aside, healthcare overhaul alone is game changer. We have many employees in hour ancestral home and I'm responsible for paying for only 4 people. I use to pay 500 on NHIF per employee and everytime there is sickness, I usually end up forking 20-50K when employee gets sick because it was not covering anything. Now I pay 300 per employee on SHA, but since none have gotten sick (Knock on woods) to require hospital, I hear SHA pays 100% based on what others are saying for regular small ilnesses even major ilnnesses like cancer to a tune of 80%. That alone will save me money and countless of other people covered by SHA. If you are active in Kenya economy and know what small illness can break the bank, you know such a deal is gold and millions of Kenyans who trek to hospital every few months because of seasonal illnesses will have a diffrent opinion. A great president is the one that do things that affect regular people in society, like healthcare, education, housing affordability, cost of living, inflation, capital/credit, and agriculture. Those are the things that touch people in a profound ways and Ruto is on top  of it! After his 5-7 years clear picture will emerge! On another angle, it looks like Kenyans are happy and doing party after party nowadays. It looks like money is quietly circulating in economy!




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[RV Pundit]

I see us ammending katiba to add Ruto 3rd term

2027 elections will seperate the truth from reality. As an objective observer relying on data, there is no President who has done what Dr Ruto has done in 2.5 years. Everything aside, healthcare overhaul alone is game changer. We have many employees in hour ancestral home and I'm responsible for paying for only 4 people. I use to pay 500 on NHIF per employee and everytime there is sickness, I usually end up forking 20-50K when employee gets sick because it was not covering anything. Now I pay 300 per employee on SHA, but since none have gotten sick (Knock on woods) to require hospital, I hear SHA pays 100% based on what others are saying for regular small ilnesses even major ilnnesses like cancer to a tune of 80%. That alone will save me money and countless of other people covered by SHA. If you are active in Kenya economy and know what small illness can break the bank, you know such a deal is gold and millions of Kenyans who trek to hospital every few months because of seasonal illnesses will have a diffrent opinion. A great president is the one that do things that affect regular people in society, like healthcare, education, housing affordability, cost of living, inflation, capital/credit, and agriculture. Those are the things that touch people in a profound ways and Ruto is on top  of it! After his 5-7 years clear picture will emerge! On another angle, it looks like Kenyans are happy and doing party after party nowadays. It looks like money is quietly circulating in economy!




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[Nefertiti]

Based on what - winning CHAN gold? Even Uhuru the lazy drunkard did not face the fierce resistance Ruto does now.

I see us ammending katiba to add Ruto 3rd term

[RV Heavy Hitter!]

You don't get tired pushing propaganda. Ruto compared to Uhuru and Kibaki has faced little protest. Actually twice in 3 years and less deaths. Yala deaths during Uhuru regime is in the thousands. Matiangi killed so many Kenyans that their bodies cannot be accounted for from all the protests. In Kabki regime so many deaths and almost a million Kenyans were uprooted from 2007-2008 followed by many killings by police. Kenya Human rights still have documented of over 760 people killed. Since 2022 only 37 people have been confirmed dead from police brutality, which is the lowest in Kenyan history. To make things better, Ruto is the only President who has acknowledged police misconduct and on process to reward those wrongfully targeted. It is called transitional justice and Kenya is the only country in frica and few in the world to do so.

Based on what - winning CHAN gold? Even Uhuru the lazy drunkard did not face the fierce resistance Ruto does now.

I see us ammending katiba to add Ruto 3rd term

In 2015, Kenya experienced significant protests, often referred to as "Sabah Saba" protests, marking the anniversary of the transition to multi-party democracy. These protests were fueled by various grievances including high cost of living, unemployment, corruption, and police brutality. The protests were met with a forceful police response, resulting in numerous deaths, injuries, and arrest

In 2016, Kenya experienced protests, primarily focused on the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC). These protests, organized by the Coalition for Reforms and Democracy (CORD), aimed to force the removal of IEBC commissioners, whom they accused of bias towards the president. The protests often involved clashes with police, who used tear gas, water cannons, and live ammunition. Fatalities and injuries were reported during these confrontations

In 2017, Kenya experienced a period of widespread protests and political unrest related to the presidential election.
Here's a breakdown of the key events and related issues:
1. Election results and initial protests
After the August 8th presidential election, President Uhuru Kenyatta was declared the winner.
However, opposition leader Raila Odinga and his supporters alleged the results were rigged and fraudulent.
This led to immediate protests in opposition strongholds like Nairobi and Kisumu.
Sadly, some of these protests turned violent, with at least 24 deaths reported initially, including a 9-year-old girl hit by a stray bullet in Nairobi, according to the Kenya National Commission on Human Right

In 2018, Kenya experienced protests triggered by the 2017 general election, particularly around the disputed results and subsequent actions by the opposition leader, Raila Odinga. These protests were marked by violence, with clashes between protesters and police, resulting in casualties and numerous arrests. The protests also highlighted issues of police brutality and human rights violations

In 2019, Kenya experienced protests focused on issues of police brutality, political accountability, and high cost of living. These protests were sparked by various factors, including the death of a teacher. The protests evolved to include demands for justice for those killed in previous demonstrations, accountability for government actions, and an end to unchecked government spending

In 2020, Kenya experienced significant protests, primarily focused on police brutality and the government's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic. These protests were fueled by anger over excessive force used by police during the enforcement of curfews and other restrictions. The demonstrations also highlighted broader issues of government accountability and human rights concerns.