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Nairobi, Kenya
Joined January 2011
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Owang' Sino Njoroge retweeted
Mnasema ground ya sifuna ni online Gen Z. Hawa ni kina nani sasa?
Infact they are well versed with history and the present.
#SisiNiSifuna
#LindaMwananchiMovement
Owang' Sino Njoroge retweeted
SODF wameskia Sifuna ako thika greens wakaamka kupost HE . Yani ana trend hadi usikuππ₯π€πΎ
Owang' Sino Njoroge retweeted
Top of the morning, Sifuna Mashinani kakamega edition underway π₯ #SifunaMashinani
Owang' Sino Njoroge retweeted
About last nightβ¦attending Ngemi cia Watho 2.0 at Thika Greens with @rigathi hosted by the GEMA Watho Association. Itβs always nice hanging out with my colleagues in the legal profession. They gave me my first taste of elective office back in 2016 na siezi wasahau. Mbele kuzuri
Owang' Sino Njoroge retweeted
Kesho mbogi ya Taita Taveta itakuwa ground. Church then party activation drive of the biggest party in Kenya-The Linda Mwananchi Movement Party!
Owang' Sino Njoroge retweeted
I can't wait to do this to @DavidNdii
Owang' Sino Njoroge retweeted
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A fake website is asking Linda Mwananchi Movement (LMM) aspirants to pay KSh 10,000 to register. The site has no affiliation with LMM. Please do not pay or share your personal details there.
We will soon announce the official registration process for aspirants, including the platform to use. The announcement will be shared publicly, and on our official channels. When the time comes, here on X you will find the announcement on our official handle @LindaMwananchi_
Owang' Sino Njoroge retweeted
Dear Edwin SIFUNA,
Just make random visits to whatever part of Kenya unannounced. Today you can choose to be in Bomet, tomorrow attend a church service in Turkana, on Monday attend Diwali in Kilifi, on Tuesday join some circumcision ceremony in Kuria.
Confuse them OMWAMI!
Owang' Sino Njoroge retweeted
A great example of the self-inflicted wounds damaging African countries. A World Bank report estimates that corruption in Kenya adds nearly $3 billion, or the equivalent of 2% GDP, to Kenya's fiscal deficit every single year.
"Kenya's economy could be more than 20 times larger by 2035 if it introduced the sort of anti-corruption reforms seen in countries like Ghana and Senegal, and add 7.7 million more and better jobs."
Owang' Sino Njoroge retweeted
The World Bank says the intensity of corruption in Kenya, private gain from public office and weak rule of law point to a systemic problem driven by competitive clientelism.
This includes unfair tenders, political appointments, favouritism and broad-based bribe collection through state powers
Owang' Sino Njoroge retweeted
No cause for alarm, huyo ni David Ndii tu ameanguka chini.
BREAKING NEWS: 'Earthquake' Reported in Nairobi and 3 Other Countiesββ
read.kenyans.co.ke/QHtoc
Owang' Sino Njoroge retweeted
Sifuna and Kalonzo cannot comfortably share the same presidential ticket because they represent two fundamentally different political propositions. Sifuna represents a generational shift and a demand for a new political order, while Kalonzo represents continuity of the old political establishment. You cannot package change and continuity as one political project and expect Kenyans to see a coherent alternative. Ni mafuta na maji.
This is the truth that we must confront.
Owang' Sino Njoroge retweeted
The World Bank now estimates that Kenya could have saved up to $900 million on the SGR.
This is not a new controversy. I challenged the legality and constitutionality of the SGR procurement in court, in Nairobi High Court Petition No. 58 of 2015, consolidated with Petition No. 209 of 2014. The matter proceeded through the Court of Appeal and ultimately to the Supreme Court in Petition Nos. 13 and 18 of 2020.
We raised concerns about single sourcing, procurement violations, public debt, transparency and failure to secure value for money.
The World Bankβs findings now reinforce the need to revisit these concerns.
Who takes responsibility for the billions lost? Kenyans deserve answers and accountability. Public money must be protected.
Kenya could have saved up to $900 million on its Chinese-built railway, according to the World Bank. The report flags procurement failures, land speculation and alleged compensation fraud, raising fresh questions about corruption and public spending.
#Kenya #China #WorldBank
