Kenya's Ruto Goes to X Space Can't Name One Kenyan His Police Killed Denies Kidnappings

Friday, 5 July 2024

By: TB Obwoge

Larry Madowo who now is trying to become some traveling social media influencer after hooking up with the annoying ass Wode Maya in Ghana, thinks this is such a flex. The president of Kenya went live on social media platform X in Spaces to spread more of his BS.

Madowo unashamed that he's recorded such brutality in Kenya over the last 2 weeks, couldn't contain his selfish need for attention when he made posts about Wiliiam Ruto being the first president to go into Spaces on X.

Everytime I see Madowo on social media or the news I can't help but feel I need a shower.

The pair have this sort of insatiable need for attention, he has now turned his platform into being some kind of travel blogger when he isn't highlighting the pain of Kenyans. His run of negative news has warn on many, as some attacked him on social media for only coming to show all the negative issues in Kenya.

They are very much correct, Madowo threw on a pair of gum boots, to others simply called rain boots, to stomp arond in the flood waters to showcases Kenayns suffering. He and his CNN crew have come again many times to pluck the pains of Kenyans for the world. He did a special on the British troops sexual abuse of Kenyan women and girls.

Now he's come to show death on camera, he is truly coming to be a bottom feeder like the network he works for. Either way he and President Willaim Ruto seem to have so much in common.

During his Spaces debut William Ruto had several technical issues, one in which many Kenyans complained about not being able to connect to the Space.

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Among the many people William Ruto thanked after winning Kenya’s 2022 presidential election were religious leaders, significant numbers of whom had enthusiastically campaigned for the career politician.

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“I am sure their prayers will not be in vain,” Ruto said, considered by many to be the East African country’s first evangelical president.

Kenyan church leaders have more to pray about after the East African nation’s government violently cracked down on hundreds of young people protesting a finance bill last month, injuring more than 200 and killing at least 24.

Last Wednesday, Ruto withdrew the bill that would have raised taxes on milk, bread, diapers, and pesticides, as part of measures he had defended as necessary to address the country’s debts. But in a country of 58 million where more than 80 percent of residents are under age 35, the issue sent thousands of young people to the streets in 25 of Kenya’s 47 counties.

Their defiance in the face of tear gas, intimidation, and brutality did not go unnoticed by pastors and bishops

Source: ChristinityToday.Com

President William Ruto couldn't name any of the 24 Kenyans who were killed during the protests, which made his attempt at appearing humane even worse.

He then went on these several rants about Kenya's financial growth, he also tried to defend his multiple trips out of the country. He claimed thathe was busy securing jobs for Kenyans abroad, as if all Kenyans should get out of Kenya so that he could do whatever he wants in the country.

It comes off as if he actually doesn't even want Kenyans in Kenya.

He also went on a tear claiming there were "only" 24 Kenyans killed during the protests, he almost laughed when one Kenyan spoke about over 200 killed or missing. He squawked and said "where are the families? Have them come to the State House?"

I have a lot of videos and voice recordings from this X Space, however you can just simply go to the platform and follow the hashtag #EngageThePresident and you will find all you need. This was not the fix William Ruto thought it was.

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