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Never trust anyone whose second name is the same as the first name!
In 1997, you were known as Miguna Joshua Miguna. On October 28, 1997, you dropped “Joshua,” reportedly because you associated the name with Europeans and wanted to assert a distinctly African identity.
Fast-forward to today: you live in Canada, a Western country, while portraying yourself as a fierce African nationalist, revolutionary, and defender of African identity.
So what exactly changed?
If “Joshua” was unacceptable because it represented European influence, how does living comfortably in the West—and embracing the opportunities, institutions, and privileges of that society—fit into the ideology you once used to justify dropping the name?
You cannot condemn Western influence when it suits your politics and embrace the benefits of the West when it suits your personal life, then expect people not to notice the contradiction.
That isn't revolutionary consistency. It is selective principle.
The issue isn't that you live in Canada. The issue is the hypocrisy of preaching one standard to Africans while apparently applying another standard to yourself.
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This visit to Wamunyoro has flushed out government apologogists out of their hiding😅
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Yaani Kindiki is this scared of Kawira's version of TAWE in Meru with her Fagia anthem???
Shame on you for the violence against @HonMwangaza
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Fathers are the backbones that hold families together. On this Mashujaa Day, I pay tribute to my father, Domnic Owino, and Baba Raila Amollo Odinga. Two fathers who shaped my life in different ways.
To my dad, Domnic Owino.
You left us when I was in Class Three. I remember how hard you worked to provide for us and how well you took care of our family. You gave us your best and left us with memories I will always cherish.
Growing up without you was not easy, but God has been faithful to us. Dad, I wish you were here to see the person I have become. I wish I could sit with you again and tell you how far we have come. Today, I celebrate the man you were and the love you gave us. Wewe ni shujaa wangu.
To Baba Raila Amollo Odinga.
It has been a year since we lost you, yet your absence is still deeply felt.
You allowed me to serve under you and became more than a leader. You became a father, a mentor and an advisor. You were someone I could always turn to for guidance.
Thank you for believing in young people like me and allowing us to learn from your leadership. Your contribution to our country's political journey will never be forgotten. Many of us are now walking in the footsteps you left behind, carrying forward the ideals you stood for.
Baba, we miss you. Your legacy lives on in the people you mentored and the generations you inspired. Wewe ni shujaa wangu.
To all fathers who sacrifice daily for their families and those whose memories live on in our hearts, we celebrate you today.
HAPPY MASHUJAA DAY!🇰🇪
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Wale ma-podcaster walikua na dreams za kufungua media houses dream ikauma inje juu ya kudharau raiyaa hawaamini a young Kenyan is about to be the president
Acheni kuonea Sifuna wivu mkijificha kwa opinion za kifala fala
Mko tayari ku-support kifo juu ya wivu
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Saudi Arabia executed a Bangladeshi man and woman for alleged “adultery” inside a mosque in Mecca.
Assuming allegations are true, then even by a literal reading of text, the prescribed penalty for open sexual indecency is flogging (24:2–4), NOT execution.
Condemnable!
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Thank you @IAMRAPCHA for refusing to be a sell out aki!
Your resolve has never changed. 💪🏾💪🏾
Happy Mashujaa day!
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Happy Mashujaa day to our comrades whose sacrifice we can never forget, to the ones that forever remind us why we exist and do what we do.
To all our comrades that we have lost in this fight under this regime! You are the real shujaaz and your sacrifice can and will never be in vain!
#HappyMashujaaDay
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Diano is a government apologists. You guys have been concentrating on his stories of Sundus and K-dust but forgot to see his political analysis pattern. Huyu alinunuliwa kitambo sana. The day you saw him with Chesang ndio siku pesa iliingia
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I met in Kyiv with a team from the American defense company Lockheed Martin, which helps us save lives. Its Patriot systems and F-16 aircraft play an important role in defending against Russian ballistic missiles and jet-powered “shaheds.” And things are not easy with either right now. We discussed how we can expand and increase supplies. The company is currently ramping up production of ballistic missile interceptors. We count on the opportunity to purchase some of them to protect more lives. We are also trying to do everything possible to ensure that F-16 maintenance and repairs are carried out in Ukraine. Thank you for the meeting. It is important that Lockheed Martin has a presence in Ukraine. We are doing everything on our part to expand our partnership.
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🇮🇱Prime Minister Netanyahu:
🇫🇷 Macron called me on October 7. He said, "You know, we have to work for an immediate ceasefire and to solve this by diplomacy."
And I said, "No, no, Emmanuel. It's not going to be solved by diplomacy. These are monsters. These are neo-Nazis."
I said, "You know, Hamas is like ISIS. In fact, it's worse in some respects than ISIS, even worse than ISIS. And let me tell you, if we don't stop Hamas here, you'll see them on the streets of Paris."