Live : Happening Now!!Miguna Miguna and Cj Mutunga hosts X space with Gen Z

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[@robertamoko2898]

GenZs thank you for stopping Zakayo from selling out our sovereignty to enrich himself. He was making deals with IMF, NATO, World Bank & EuroBonds. Kenya is so rich doesn't need foreign loans.

[@DivineVelvet]

From this forum just listening to the fire coming out of KenyanLady ; Ruto kwisha! 😂

[@DivineVelvet]

Upholding the principles of democracy, accountability, and the rule of law is vital for a functioning and just society. If there are concerns about a government's actions, citizens can use channels such as public discourse, peaceful protests, and engagement with elected representatives to voice their opinions and hold the government accountable. This government of Kenya will not do that.

[@thdoom81]

thanks captain obvious

[@saidiabdul7509]

Kenya should move away from Govt and opposition politics. Kenya is for all Kenyans. We agreed and disagree together.

[@LynnG-oo8wd]

I agree with you Miguna Miguna about Raila

[@stove7197]

He might have a point but is Miguna really the best person to be criticizing Raila or anyone else cozying up to the political elite of the day? Why is nobody talking about Miguna’s own history of hopping around within the same ruling crowd? This is the same Miguna that was present at Raila’s purported inauguration only to betray him after they fell apart. Now, the very same Miguna who just in 2022 endorsed Ruto (to spite Raila) and encouraged all Kenyans to vote for him, “so we can put an end to this cycle of dynastic tyranny,” is presenting himself as anti Ruto to the GenZ. And now he’s here presiding over lecturers about how Ruto must go?? Seriously GenZ?? If this is the company you want to keep and get “guided” by, why in a few months should any of you not incredulously wonder why the more things appear to change the more they remain the same??
Please learn your history so that even as you rightly work to ditch the corrupt generation of politicians plaguing Kenya since independence, you don’t get duped into attaching yourselves to their acolytes masquerading as your comrades in the trenches.
Now of course everyone is entitled to a Damascus moment but Miguna must stop gaslighting Kenyans that he has not been guilty of the same wishy-washy behavior of “betrayal” as he claims, that he’s accusing Raila of. Pot calling kettle black would be a gross understatement of Miguna criticisms of others here and someone should call him out for it.

[@thdoom81]

@@stove7197 exaclty

[@DivineVelvet]

I agree with him but he should getting away with calling women bimbos. How can he be so disrespectful to women?
Tell him it’s not right because nobody called him names. If you did yes come out with legal threatening lawsuits as if everything is solved through threats to sue someone. Aish.

[@DivineVelvet]

Dear Miguna Miguna,
I hope this message finds you well. I wanted to take a moment to express my thoughts regarding your recent comments about women in parliament. While I understand that everyone is entitled to their own opinions, I believe it is essential to approach discussions with respect and consideration for others.
Using derogatory terms like "bimbo" to refer to women in positions of power can be seen as demeaning and disrespectful. It is important to recognize that these women have worked hard to reach their positions and should be acknowledged for their talents, intelligence, and contributions.
It is crucial that we promote a culture of inclusivity and respect, where individuals are valued for their unique qualities and abilities, rather than being judged based on stereotypes or appearances. By doing so, we can foster a more constructive and inclusive society.
Thank you for taking the time to read my message. I hope we can engage in meaningful conversations that promote understanding and respect for all individuals.
Sincerely,
A woman.

[@lukekaboo1005]

Revolution?

[@stove7197]

Miguna of the “I’m endorsing Ruto for president and encourage all Kenyans to do so to end this dynastic tyranny” fame should be the absolute last person that anyone seeking real change should be listening to. I mean imagine that Ruto had repaid Miguna like he expected, with a return home and a job..do you think Miguna would be here lecturing GenZ on how Ruto and Raila are one and the same? When exactly did Miguna come to “learn” that Ruto and Raila are Moi orphans? Was it when he was presiding over Raila’s swearing-in in 2017 against Uhuruto or endorsing Ruto 5 years later against UhuRaila?? Come on GenZ don’t get advice on the wolves from their unabashedly opportunistic cousin jackal🤦🏿‍♂️

[@thdoom81]

AGREED

[@DivineVelvet]

Dear Miguna Miguna,
I hope this message finds you well. I wanted to take a moment to express my thoughts regarding your recent comments about women in parliament. While I understand that everyone is entitled to their own opinions, I believe it is essential to approach discussions with respect and consideration for others.
Using derogatory terms like "bimbo" to refer to women in positions of power can be seen as demeaning and disrespectful. It is important to recognize that these women have worked hard to reach their positions and should be acknowledged for their talents, intelligence, and contributions.
It is crucial that we promote a culture of inclusivity and respect, where individuals are valued for their unique qualities and abilities, rather than being judged based on stereotypes or appearances. By doing so, we can foster a more constructive and inclusive society.
Thank you for taking the time to read my message. I hope we can engage in meaningful conversations that promote understanding and respect for all individuals.
Sincerely,
Alice.

[@jaredouko3968]

Ruto had so many opportunities to do the right thing when Gen Z protests begun but he ignored. Each move he has made is wrong ending up 41 Gen z lives😢. Raila saw all these and didn't talk much and allowed manipulation for useless dialogue. Kenya needs reboot so badly. 10m people must come out and stop this nonsense. Start by reviewing Ruto"s generals. Just make the country ungovernable.

[@saidiabdul7509]

All pro govt media stations and bloggers should be boycotted. For bloggers is simple. We unfollow them and don't reply to their twits

[@DivineVelvet]

Upholding the principles of democracy, accountability, and the rule of law is vital for a functioning and just society. If there are concerns about a government's actions, citizens can use channels such as public discourse, peaceful protests, and engagement with elected representatives to voice their opinions and hold the government accountable. This government of Kenya will not do that.