Mellon @SaidKea1

For the first time we are going to have a smart and brilliant president.

Edwin Sifuna: Ruto amejam juzi kwa sababu nilimwambia hii nchi si nyumba yake; it’s not his private property. When he enters into those contracts worth trillions of shillings, he has a responsibility to tell us what he is doing

I'll take Jimmy's advice... Marry from a family with a good health record!... It's not about you, but your children!

Alafu bado kuna mtu anasema Ruto aendele kutuua! 🤔😭😭 Lest you Forget fellow Kenyans! #RutoMustGo

Kenya is a whole cocktail 🙏😇

Na mkiona uyu bois mwambieni ata atokee na vest, bado ni WANTAM☝️

Hiyo WANTAM ni yeye aliitisha huko 2022. Hajatimiza mkataba, so dawa ni aende Nyumbani.

People didn't just say WANtam 😂😂They went ahead to mention the successor 😂☝️.Humiliation Kama hii ,Hadi the president feels Kuna dark forces zinakuwa involved. #SisiNdioSifuna

Omena (dagaa/kapenta) is a superfood: • Highest omega-3 source available locally. • Complete protein. • Calcium from the edible bones. • Vitamin D3. • Affordable and accessible. Sun-dried, stewed, or fried in ghee, tallow, or coconut oil. Eat it weekly. #FoodFriday

Standard Group Associate Editor Alex Kiprotich returns to heroic reception from colleagues at the company’s Mombasa Road Headquarters after night-long abduction. @muthee_raymond Video by Raymond Muthee

I speak with a heavy and sincere heart. As a Kenyan, a parent and a leader, I cannot watch what is happening in our country and remain silent. The dramatic abduction of Standard Group Associate Editor Alex Kiprotich, who was seized by armed men along the Gilgil–Nakuru road, held for hours and later found near Masinga Dam, should shock the conscience of every Kenyan. This was not only an attack on an individual; it raises a much bigger question about the safety of journalists and the freedom of the media in our country. If a journalist can be taken in such a dramatic manner, what message are we sending to every reporter, editor and ordinary Kenyan who dares to question power? Media freedom is not a favour from government. Freedom of expression is not a privilege. They are constitutional rights. His Excellency the President promised that abductions would stop. Kenyans deserve to see that promise honoured not only in words, but in action. If a journalist publishes something you dislike, answer with facts, not force. If a citizen criticises you, answer them politically not through intimidation, disappearance or fear. We must know who abducted Alex Kiprotich, why he was targeted, and who authorised or facilitated it. There must be a transparent and independent investigation, and whoever is responsible must face the law, regardless of their position or institution. Kenya cannot become a country where journalists look over their shoulders before doing their work, where young people fear expressing themselves, or where families fear a knock on the door at night. This is bigger than politics. It is about the soul of our democracy. Protect our people. Protect our media. Protect our Constitution. And end the culture of abductions and fear.

Senator Dan Maanzo: I want the abductors of Alex Kiprotich brought before the Senate, alongside the IG and the head of DCI, to explain who these abductors are. There is no way there can be abductions in this country and the DCI doesn’t know #CitizenDayBreak

A report by KTN reveals that the four men who abducted Standard Group Associate Editor Alex Kiprotich repeatedly questioned him about the stories published and aired by the media house, the nature of his work and influence within the organization, as well as the activities and guests of Standard Group CEO Chacha Muhita. The interrogation extended to questions about who KANU Chairman Gideon Moi hosts at his Kabarak home, raising questions over whether the abduction was intended to intimidate Kiprotich over his journalism, obtain information about the media house or pursue an undisclosed personal or political motive.

Bwana IG, I have seen that you have purported to order a thorough investigation into the abduction of Alex Kiprotich, the Associate Editor of the Standard Media Group. That investigation, like all the others you have ordered, will go nowhere because it was done by police officers outside your command. You are clueless about the operations of the National Police Service. I do have more information as to the happenings in the Service than you do. The National Police Service was taken over a long time ago by Mr. Kipchumba Murkomen and Mr. Raymond Omollo, with the concurrence of Mr. William Ruto; orders are directly issued to your DIG, Eliud Langat, and DCI Mohamed Amin. You are just a flower girl leading a shell, and you will be sacrificed at the right time and blamed for the excesses in the Service. Let me bring you up to speed. Mr. Alex Kiprotich was preparing for an assignment in the Mau Forest, where thousands of Mau evictees from the Kipsigis community have been conned out of millions of shillings in compensation money by officials of the National Government Administration under the direction of Mr. Murkomen and Mr. Raymond Omollo. This money has been paid by the duo to their brokers and proxies. Alex was to publish an exposé giving a blow-by-blow account of how the funds have been stolen, leaving the evictees helpless and in anguish. A late-night meeting on Monday evening between Mr. William Ruto and Mr. Kipchumba Murkomen sealed the fate of Mr. Alex Kiprotich, where it was decided that he had to be stopped. The DCI, Mr. Mohamed Amin, was instructed to put Alex under 24-hour surveillance. The DCI assembled a team headed by one Mr. Zachary Kariuki, who, though retired, has been recalled by Amin to coordinate this squad trained in abductions, killings, and cover-ups. This is the team that abducted Alex Kiprotich and was instructed to abandon the earlier plan to eliminate him after the abduction was captured live and provoked public outrage. This team of 60 rogue police killers is responsible for the abduction of businessman Jimmy in Mlolongo, as ordered by DIG Langat, Zizo Abdulaziz, Lawyer Molu, and killed Rachel Wandeto after you and Kipchumba Murkomen visited her in hospital. That is why, even after Mr. William Ruto told Kenyans that the killers of Rachel Wandeto would be arrested, it has not happened and will not happen. Bwana Kanja, before you order investigations into the abduction of Alex, kindly first release the findings of the previous investigations you ordered into the death of Rachel Wandeto, the attack on Witima ACK Church, the attack on Mwiki PCEA Church, the attack on Kariobangi PCEA Church, and the killings and mayhem in Ol Kalou, to name but a few. You have no report to release because no investigations were carried out, and none will be carried out. You cannot investigate your seniors, and police cannot investigate themselves. IPOA is dead, and the rule of law has been suspended. I can see you crying at the International Criminal Court in The Hague next year. |Photos courtesy of SG|

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More than 40 hours after Standard Group Editor Alex Kiprotich was abducted in Gilgil, Nakuru County, and the DCI has refused to send a team to lift fingerprints from the surface of the vehicle. According to Standard Group Head of Security Tom Kipyegon, the continued delay may erase the evidence and add Kiprotich's ordeal to the growing abduction statistics #KTNPrime @TheJesseRogers

Joakim Simiyu speaks on the abduction of Standard Group Associate Editor Alex Kiprotich, amid an expose on firms behind the police uniform tender and their alleged links to big names. First dose of September. Finyaa. 💉💉

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Kenyans, you are blessed. This is not a slogan... Good morning Sifunas.

Hii ndio Rift Valley Ruto anategemea?🤔 Sema Kimeumana