Mothethi Ndīritū retweeted
Just checked your profile and saw you actually studied at Harvard. The intellectual distance between your education and your thinking is so wide, a person could die trying to jump across.
SIFUNA has NEVER done a SINGLE thing of CONSEQUENCE in his entire life. Not a thing as a lawyer, ODM SG, or senator. Zero, zilch, nada. He’s a blank slate. I challenge anyone to name one thing. Apart from running his mouth. He lost every election until Baba made him Nairobi Senator. Now he’s hiding under Gachagua’s skirt. Prove me wrong. I challenge you.
Mothethi Ndīritū retweeted
The role the Mau Mau played in the war of independence is buried so deep in Kikuyu culture that no later sermon can dig it out. We did not receive the story from textbooks. We sang it. We sang the atrocities the white man committed the camps, the villages, the public hanging, the broken families and we sang the names of the forefathers who took the forest when the reservation was no longer enough.
Mothethi Ndīritū retweeted
The Mau Mau struggle carries a weight that cannot be diluted. The Gĩkũyũ filled the detentions, the emergency villages, the gallows, and the lists of the disappeared. Families were broken, land was seized, bodies were hung where the public could learn fear. To dismiss that struggle as irrelevant is not an opinion. It is the deliberate trivialising of an entire generation that paid in camps and blood while others calculated the safer side.
Mothethi Ndīritū retweeted
Do any of you watch these British Pathe videos with anti Mau Mau propaganda ama kazi yenu ni kuskiza Kameme na Inooro? Know your history you punks.
For those that think that the MauMau woke up one day and chose to fight so that you can consider them Heros on a miserable political celebration called Mashujaa day, perish the thought. We whose land was occupied, they helped free. That is all that matters today.
Mothethi Ndīritū retweeted
I asked someone what is the difference between Ruto's Regime and Uhuru's Regime.
She said:
“If I want to go to Mombasa and use the SGR, I’m grateful to Uhuru.
When I use the Nairobi Expressway and see how quickly I get to my destination without sitting in tiresome traffic, I say, ‘God bless Uhuru.’
Then I asked, “What about Ruto?”
She paused and said:
“Every month, I look at my payslip and see money being deducted for this thing called Affordable Housing. I resent Ruto. Those houses are not even affordable to the poor. They will mostly be bought by the rich. My money is being used to benefit people who are already better off.
And whenever I walk past Parliament, I get a painful déjà vu. I remember how young people’s lives were lost, and my heart skips a beat.
That is why, when the time comes, I must make the right decision.”
Mothethi Ndīritū retweeted
Ol Kalou residents from Rurii Ward blocked their area MCA who is a supporter of UDA & Ruto's government from accessing the ward wamesema alifanya vijana wao waumizwe vibaya na goons wa UDA,aende Nairobi kwa Ruto kazi yake imeisha.
Mothethi Ndīritū retweeted
Police are now heavily frustrating Kenyans who are simply trying to move around, work, run errands and go on with their normal lives, and this is wrong on every level.
Kenya is now a police state when an officer can stop you on the road, not because you have committed any offence, but to interrogate you about where you are going, what your plans are and why you are outside.
Mothethi Ndīritū retweeted
This video should find it's way to the State House Kenya WhatsApp group as soon as possible.
Mothethi Ndīritū retweeted
BREAKING VIDEO: Kenya’s Sabastian Sawe becomes the first person ever to win a regular marathon in under two hours, setting a new world record at the London Marathon in 1:59:30!
Kenyans invented running™
Mothethi Ndīritū retweeted
A clip of William Ruto telling Uhuru hamuogopi. Allegedly such a thing should never be said to a sitting president.
Mothethi Ndīritū retweeted
Rigathi Gachagua just Reminded president william ruto something many Kenyans have been thinking but afraid to say.
Kikuyus were NOT tribal when they voted for William Ruto.
They backed him fully. No complaints. No labels.
But now that things have changed… suddenly they are “tribal”?
You don’t get to rewrite the narrative when it stops benefiting you.
Call it what it is, hypocrisy.



















