The time has come to stop issuing AI-polished statements that create the illusion of action while doing little to reassure the public that justice is being served. Every time an institution issues a carefully crafted statement, I am left assured that the responsibility will not be undertaken. This is how statements should read: “The suspect has been arrested and arraigned in court.” Not endless appeals asking the public to help identify or apprehend lawbreakers while those entrusted with enforcing the law remain asking for the very same help public is asking. Public then ask fundamentals questions how does public institutions work? Our institutions must learn to communicate actions taken, progress achieved, and accountability delivered, rather than announcing intentions that may never materialise. The institutions running cat and mouse game when it convenience and especially when hiding. We must fundamentally change how public institutions operate. Is the problem a culture of impunity, broken systems, institutional complacency, fear of arresting powerful individuals, or alleged backroom deals? Or are these statements simply designed to shift public attention while the real issues remain unresolved? Kenyans deserve more than polished words. They deserve results, transparency, and justice. Enough of statements that sound impressive but deliver nothing. Let institutions act first, then account for their actions. @ntsa_kenya @NPSOfficial_KE @TransportKE @DCI_Kenya @EACCKenya