Chidori nagashi.

There is a Bill in Parliament right now by Murugara and JLAC, i.e., Criminal Procedure Code (Amendment) Bill, 2026, and most Kenyans have NO idea what’s inside. It creates a powerful, dangerous Criminal Procedure Rules Committee (see pages 19-20 of the Bill). Who sits in it? Chief Justice, AG(executive), Police IG, DPP, Commisioner prisons, EACC & others. And what will they do? They will make rules that courts must follow in criminal cases (p.19-20). Not laws passed by Parliament. Rules. And these rules can influence things like: Bail, bond terms, and much more How cases are handled in court How fast or slow cases move Now imagine this: You protest against Ruto. You get arrested. And Bail? Suddenly KSh 3M or more And your Case? It drags for months, etc. All “within procedure or these new rules that will keep changing.” No law changed, just the rules. And you had ZERO say in those rules. It gets worse. The Bill allows courts to declare you mentally unfit if you can’t understand proceedings or instruct a lawyer (p.8-10). Then you can be detained in a mental facility for 14 days, extendable up to 6 months (p.12). No conviction. Just procedure. Ask yourself: In a country where critics are already targeted, what could go wrong? Yes, there are several good parts in the bill: The ODPP must now seek court approval before dropping a case (p.6). But let’s be honest: This Bill gives the system cleaner, more structured ways for the government to control outcomes. Very neat on paper. Very dangerous in the wrong hands. Read it. Don’t ignore it.

I saw reports yesterday that KSh 300 BILLION raised through government bonds has simply vanished. If you ever doubted how normal looting has become in Kenya, just look at the silence: EACC - silent ODPP - silent DCI - silent Even the public - silent But my people, this silence will cost us. They are stealing the money meant for our budget, then turning around to borrow loans in our name to replace what they looted. This is how a nation collapses quietly. If we stay silent, they will continue treating Kenya like their personal ATM. This is the moment to speak. This is the moment to choose leaders who protect the taxpayer, not drain the country dry. 2027 is coming. Kasongo must go. Wantam is a must. Kenya deserves better and we won’t be silent anymore.

My people, something deeply disturbing has happened in Mombasa, and we cannot stay silent. This week, a 5-year-old girl named Khairun Hassan tragically lost her life under very unclear circumstances at a madrassa inside a mosque in Leisure, Nyali. The story being given by the imam and the mosque administration has serious gaps: They claim the little girl "made a mistake" and, as punishment, the imam locked her alone in a room. While crying and in distress, she reportedly climbed onto something, fell (or jumped) from a height inside the room/madrassa. Moments later, the child was found with fatal injuries, and the explanation being offered simply does not make sense. What followed raises even more alarm: The burial was rushed the same day, using Islam as a basis No postmortem No proper medical examination And reliable sources say that although the case was reported to DCI Mombasa, there are strong efforts to derail the investigation The father is reportedly being pressured to drop the case and "leave it to Allah" My people, how do we accept this? In a country where we have seen cases of boys, girls, men, and women being assaulted and then thrown off a building to the ground to make it appear that they committed suicide, this whole situation looks fishy How does a 5y old end up locked alone as punishment? Why did the imam do that How does a 5yr old throw herself from top of a room that she had been locked inside alone? Why was no postmortem done? Why silence a grieving father and sweep everything under the carpet? This is not normal. This is not Islamic. This is not right. We demand: An immediate, independent investigation by DCI and child protection authorities A proper postmortem if necessary Full transparency and accountability from the mosque leadership A child’s life has been lost in a place that was supposed to protect her. Justice for Khairun Hassan. We will not let her voice be buried. My people, please share, tag the authorities, and raise your voices until the truth comes out.

My people, I have a question that will help us all. As we continue testing sugar and cooking oil for safety, which other products, foods etc should we test next?👀

I’ve seen & even recieved threats after tweeting this sgr tweet. Some from govt bots, some from real people shaking behind fake names but who I suspect are linked to govt. But let’s ask, why are they scared? If the SGR and Expressway deals were clean, they’d welcome light. But they fear light, because truth burns. They don’t fear me. They fear you waking up. They fear Kenyans realizing what was really used as collateral for sgr . How if Kenya was at any point to default even our treasury would be controlled from outside Kenya . what clauses were buried. what billions were signed away in silence. I’m not backing down. They can threaten, they can whisper, but truth is coming either way. My people, never fear those who live off our silence. The day we all speak, no government can stop us.

My people, First, thank you to everyone who supported us yesterday. We raised about Ksh 6,000 through our till number 6280853 Many assume we collect huge amounts, but the truth is, it’s usually small contributions like these that keep this work alive. Every little bit helps, and we are truly grateful. 🙏🏾 Now, let me explain something important coz someone asked why would we test arsenic in sugar and how safe our food is . We’ve been testing sugar and other foods, and this work is not just random. It’s because we’ve noticed two dangerous chemicals appearing more frequently in our foods, especially in sugar, rice, and even maize: Arsenic - often comes through fertilizer Glyphosate - a herbicide used widely during farming by many farmers in brazil and now kenya For cooking oil is different compounds. I want you to take a few minutes and search these two chemicals yourself. Check what long-term exposure does to the human body. You’ll find links to cancers, liver and kidney damage, and nerve problems. Now here’s the worrying part; Even foods that pass KEBS standards can still be risky in the long term. For example, sugar with 0.2 mg of arsenic per kg is technically “safe.” But imagine you use the same sugar every day, in your tea, porridge, and cooking, for months, for years. That’s how arsenic slowly accumulates in your body. It hides in your liver, kidneys, skin, and nails, and over time, it becomes poison from within. That’s how cancers develop quietly, over years of “normal” use. And glyphosate? Same story. It’s allowed in most countries, but even small amounts, consumed over long periods, raise cancer risks, especially for people who rely on these foods daily. That’s why we’re doing this, to create awareness and demand accountability. We don’t want panic; we want the truth, verified by real lab tests. But this work isn’t cheap. Some labs demand full payment before releasing results. Others charge thousands per sample. We are not funded by any government or big donor, only by ordinary Kenyans who care. So if you believe in what we’re doing, If you want transparency about what’s in your food Please keep supporting us through our till 6280853 or link. Every small contribution keeps this mission alive. Accountability begins with truth, and truth requires resources. We’ll keep doing our part, and together, we’ll protect the health and future of our people. 🇰🇪 Some important advice. Normalize using less sugar Normalize using less cooking oil