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The Gen-Z revolution did not fail from lack of numbers or courage. It failed because the protests were infiltrated by the NIS, and the demonstrators allowed the agency to seize and run the narrative of a “leaderless, partyless and tribeless” movement stripping it of structure, direction and political accountability at the precise moment it threatened the regime
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I am shocked to see that even TIFA is saying Sifuna is the Murima kingpin. RiggyG, Uhuru and Mr. Saprano are under him🤣🤣 Hizi polls zinabamba mafala wenye Hawana kazi...
His brother Zachariah Abshir said he received a call from an unknown number today, saying he later recognised the voice on the line as his brother. zurl.co/tZxeS
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VOCAL AFRICA WELCOMES THE RETURN OF ADVOCATE ABSHIR ABDISADAK AND AYUB MAALIM AND DEMANDS ACCOUNTABILITY.
Nzioka do you believe in God?...I just wanna see something.
A quick tutorial on how to remove oxidation from your copper bottles,mugs and cups.
Cut a fresh lemon, dip it in table salt and scrub it on the bottle.
For inside, squeeze the lemon juice, add some salt and water, shake and leave it for a few minutes then rinse.
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Today, we joined fellow advocates in protesting the abduction of Advocate Abshir Abdi.
Releasing him in Mandera is not enough. We demand that he be safely reunited with his family, safe and sound.
We condemn the continued abductions and demand an immediate end to these violations of fundamental rights and freedoms.
An injury to one advocate is an injury to all.
We will not relent in our pursuit of justice. We are ready to paralyse activities within the Judiciary until these abductions come to an end.
The rule of law must prevail. Every Kenyan has the right to liberty, dignity and due process.
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Abshir Abdi, the Nairobi lawyer who disappeared 11 days ago, has been found alive in Sololo, Marsabit County. We are relieved, but relief is not enough. Who took him? Where was he held? And why?
This is what Kenya has become under the predatory regime: citizens vanish in broad daylight, families are left in agony, and those responsible walk free. Must the Law Society of Kenya and our lawyers abandon the courts for the streets before Kenyans are protected? Must someone be tortured or killed before our security agencies act?
On Tuesday, eight Kenyans, including two police reservists, were killed by suspected Al-Shabaab terrorists in Mandera. Yet security organs that should be hunting terrorists stand accused of abducting the very citizens they are sworn to protect. What exactly are our priorities?
The Inspector General of Police, the DCI and the Ministry of Interior must establish who abducted Abshir Abdi, who authorised it and where he was held, and bring everyone responsible to book.
In 270 days, the normalisation of abductions shall end, and so too the enforced disappearances. In 270 days, Kenya will return to constitutionalism. Life, liberty and dignity will no longer be favours from those in power. They will be the birthright of every Kenyan.
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We are now shifting gears to Twaha Mwaipaya.
Where is Twaha Mwaipaya?
#FreeTwahaMwaipaya #EndAbductionsEA
























