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How Uhuru Attempted to Postpone Daughter Ngina’s Wedding

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Kalonzo’s daughter, Damarie Saada, was marrying her fiancé Martin Nyaga in a ceremony attended by both Kalonzo and President Uhuru Kenyatta. The two leaders were seated nearby, sharing smiles as the couple exchanged vows.

In his remarks, President Kenyatta expressed his gratitude for the friendship and solidarity from Kalonzo’s family, particularly noting his attendance at the wedding of Damarie and Martin in Naivasha, a popular wedding destination in Kenya.

Uhuru, while addressing the guests, reflected on his own daughter Ngina’s wedding, advising the newlyweds. In a TikTok video posted by MC Wakili, the President shared how emotionally challenging it was to let go of his daughter.

He humorously recalled trying to delay Ngina’s wedding, mentioning how he used excuses such as waiting for the COVID situation to ease, and how eventually, he ran out of reasons to postpone it, prompting laughter from the guests.

Uhuru also complimented the groom, Martin, for his good behavior, joking about how some men think they can take what they want without considering the family. He reassured Kalonzo, acknowledging the difficulty of letting go of a daughter, but offering support, saying, “We all go through that. I went through the same thing.”

Ngina Kenyatta, who had a traditional wedding in 2022, had her details leaked by Dennis Itumbi, who shared news of her Gurario ceremony. It was rumored that Ngina was engaged to Alex Mwai, son of the Karen Club’s General Manager. The event was highly private, with guests reportedly prohibited from using phones to capture moments.

ODM leadership has responded to the incident where thugs disrupted Kalonzo’s speech

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Division within the Azimio Coalition appears to have deepened further following recent chaotic events during a coalition meeting. The meeting, held at the Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Foundation grounds, witnessed the disruption where goons prevented Wiper Party leader Kalonzo Musyoka from delivering his speech.

Azimio members, including co-principal Raila Odinga, had gathered for the meeting. At its conclusion, Kalonzo Musyoka was expected to announce the resolutions passed during the gathering. However, shortly into his address, the venue was stormed by goons who disrupted proceedings with chants of “meeting imeisha; kila mtu atoke nje,” and forcefully removed journalists covering the event.

In response to the chaos, ODM Secretary General Edwin Sifuna expressed regret over the incident and pledged to take action against those responsible.

“I have learned of the shocking disruption that happened at the tail end of the Azimio PG this afternoon. I left the PG early for the airport and I’m still unclear as to the circumstances of the incident. I unreservedly condemn this uncouth behaviour and hope that the coalition takes action against those responsible.”

Sifuna also addressed the journalists who were injured during the incident, stating that measures are being taken to ensure their well-being.

“I’ve spoken to the chair of the political journalists association Rawlings Otieno who confirms two journalists and a driver from one of the media houses were roughed up in the melee at the Azimio PG. As we await word from the Coalition, I’m taking steps to ensure they are OK. This incident is highly regrettable,” Sifuna added.

Following the disruption, Azimio suspended the address but later issued a statement outlining the resolutions from the PG meeting. A key resolution emphasized the coalition’s firm rejection of participating in the proposed broad-based government suggested by President William Ruto after recent nationwide demonstrations.

“For the avoidance of doubt, the Azimio-OKA coalition will not be part of the proposed broad-based or any other government with the Kenya Kwanza coalition,” the statement clarified.

Additionally, Azimio demanded the immediate apprehension of rogue police officers implicated in violence, deaths, and kidnappings during peaceful protests since the Finance Bill demonstrations began on June 18, 2024. They also called for government compensation for victims of police violence and coverage of hospital bills for those injured in police shootings.

Kalonzo Musyoka’s son holds wedding filled with powerful dignitaries

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Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka’s son, Kelvin Muasya, marked his wedding day on Saturday with a vibrant ceremony held in Maanzoni, Machakos.

Muasya tied the knot with Sharon Nthoki, fondly referred to by his father, Kalonzo, as his ‘rib’ and “God’s appointed helper.”

The traditional ceremony attracted a host of distinguished guests from the Azimio coalition, led by Raila Odinga.

Among the attendees were Eugene Wamalwa, Opiyo Wandayi, Wyclife Oparanya, Jeremiah Kioni, as well as governors Wavinya Ndeti of Machakos and Mutula Kilonzo Jnr of Makueni.

“Special thanks to Azimio La Umoja One Kenya Party Leader Rt Hon Raila Odinga for gracing us with your presence and delivering such a beautiful message. I’m grateful to DAP Kenya party leader Eugene Wamalwa and Jubilee Party secretary general Jeremiah Kioni for joining us on this special day,” expressed Kalonzo.

“To our family and friends, your presence was deeply appreciated,” he added.

Kalonzo concluded his message to the newlyweds with a biblical quote, extending his wishes for a joyous married life.

“Genesis 2:18 tells us, ‘Then the Lord God said, “It is not good that the man should be alone; I will make him a helper fit for him.”’

“Today, my son Muasya has found his ‘rib’ and God’s appointed helper in Nthoki. Thank you for allowing us to share in your joyous occasion, and may your love continue to flourish with each passing year.”

“Congratulations to the couple; may happiness accompany them on their journey together,” conveyed Azimio leader Raila Odinga to the newlyweds.

“I’m thrilled to join Kelvin Muasya Musyoka and Sharon Nthoki at their pre-wedding celebration in Maanzoni, Machakos County. Wishing you both a lifetime of happiness and love,” added Wandayi.

Kenya Reels as Electricity Tariff Hikes Bite, Kalonzo Blasts Ruto

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Kenya’s cost-of-living crisis deepened on Thursday as electricity prices soared by 16.5%, adding to the already heavy burden on struggling Kenyans. The opposition, led by Wiper Party leader Kalonzo Musyoka, seized the opportunity to lambast President William Ruto’s government, accusing it of failing to tame inflation.

Rising Costs, Angry Public:

In a fiery statement, Musyoka declared: “This latest increase is an unacceptable burden on tired, hungry, and angry Kenyans. It’s a clear example of the Kenya Kwanza regime’s inability to address the cost-of-living crisis.” He warned the government, “You want to leave us in the dark, but know this: kuna nuru gizani (there is light in the darkness).”

The price hike, effective January 2024, saw electricity unit costs jump from Sh3.98 to Sh4.33. The Energy and Petroleum Regulation Authority attributed the increase to a surge in the forex adjustment charge, reflecting the weakening Kenyan shilling against major currencies.

Kenyans React:

Musyoka’s statement resonated with Kenyans, igniting a range of reactions on social media. Many expressed frustration and disappointment with the government’s handling of the economy:

  • Captain Omondi: “We will overcome, but we will also learn that he (President Ruto) has failed Kenyans.”
  • Prof Wekesa: “Be bold. Come out daily and defend Kenyans. Just talk on taxes.”
  • Captain Allanoh: “Take action. We want to see you in court, challenging this decision based on foreign currency.”
  • Edwin Wafula: “The problem is just talking. Stand up today Kalonzo, we shall remember you.”

However, some Kenyans urged a more constructive approach, calling for solutions beyond mere criticism:

  • George Njoroge: “Instead of dwelling on the pain, let’s explore potential solutions to address forex charges and fuel costs. How would you have managed these challenges?”

With inflation showing no signs of abating, Kenyans look to both the opposition and the government for concrete steps to alleviate their burdens and bring light to the current darkness.

AP Officer Guarding Kalonzo Musyoka’s Home Dies by Suicide

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An AP officer assigned to guard the Tseikuru rural home of Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka has died by suicide. The officer, whose identity has not been released yet, was found unconscious at his residence on Sunday morning. He was rushed to the nearby Mumoni Nursing Hospital in Tseikuru trading center, where he succumbed to his injuries.

Kitui county police commander Leah Kithei confirmed the incident and stated that an investigation into the death is underway. “Let’s wait until the conclusion of the probe, including the autopsy, for the truth to come out. Sooner than later, we will know what happened,” she said.

Sources in Tseikuru claim that the officer had harbored suicidal thoughts for a while and had previously attempted to take his life by consuming poison.

Man Rescued After Poisoning Attempt

In a separate incident, a man from Kalimbui village is recuperating at Tseikuru Subcounty Hospital after he was rescued by relatives and taken to the hospital following a poison attempt. The man’s condition is stable, and he is expected to make a full recovery.

Azimio activist Gaucho demands Raila name Kalonzo his successor

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Calvince “Gaucho” Okoth, a self-proclaimed ghetto president, has called for unity among the youth in the opposition’s Azimio la Umoja coalition.

Speaking at a church service attended by Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka, Gaucho said that the youth need to come together and overcome the challenges they face in their daily lives.

He also urged the youth to be vigilant and to protect themselves from harm, in light of recent threats against Raila Odinga.

Gaucho thanked Musyoka for supporting him during the tough political times he has endured in recent times. He also noted that several lawmakers skipped the recent countrywide anti-government protests called by Azimio leader Raila Odinga.

Gaucho has been a vocal critic of President William Ruto’s government. He has also been critical of some of the politicians in Odinga’s circle.

In recent months, Gaucho has claimed that he has been attacked and beaten by unknown people. He has also said that he has been targeted for criticism and even accused of receiving bribes from the government.

Despite these challenges, Gaucho remains committed to fighting for the rights of the youth. He urged the youth to unite and to overcome the divisions that have been created by politicians.

He also warned against any attempts to harm himself or Odinga, saying that those who dare to lay a hand on them will face severe consequences.

Gaucho’s call for unity among the youth is timely, as the 2022 general elections approach. The youth are a powerful force in Kenyan politics, and they can make a significant difference in the outcome of the elections.

If the youth can unite and vote together, they can elect leaders who will represent their interests and who will fight for their rights.

Gaucho’s message of hope and unity is a powerful one, and it is one that the youth should heed. By uniting, the youth can make a difference in Kenya and create a better future for themselves and their country.

Prezzo to contest for Kibra political seat on a Wiper ticket

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Wiper party leader Kalonzo Musyoka has confirmed that indeed rapper Jackson Ngechu Kimotho Makini aka Prezzo will be contenting for the Kibra political seat on a Wiper ticket.

This was announced earlier making it public that Prezzo was Wiper’s candidate for the Kibra by-election slated for November 7.

Speaking during the press conference, Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka expressed his confidence in the young man saying he had the potential to become a leader.

Kibra youths supporting Prezzo

Word making rounds on social media is that Prezzo has managed to acquire massive support from Kibra Youths who turned up in large numbers to witness Prezzo’s bid for Kibra parliamentary seat.

Wiper leader Kalonzo Mustapha and rapper Prezzo at press Conference

“They hurled the grenade into the compound before shooting” Kalonzo Musyoka’s personal assistant narrates

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Word has it that NASA deputy principal Kalonzo Musyoka’s home was attacked early this morning by unknown gunmen.

The incident which took place at around 2AM saw the gunmen toss a grenade into Kalonzo Musyoka’s home before firing several shots. Speaking to SDE media group, Kalonzo’s personal assistant Mr Matiki said;

Also read: I told you Kalonzo ni kigeugeu! Alfred Mutua mocks Raila Odinga for believing Kalonzo would follow him to Canaan

“They made a u-turn meters ahead and stopped opposite the gate; hurled the grenade into the compound before shooting several times,”

This comes a few hours after the NASA leader was sworn in at a controversial  event.

Though the men who attacked the politicians home remain unknown; the police have launched an investigation to get to the bottom of the matter.

Bomb squad deployed at Kalonzo’s home

This being a serious matter, officers from the Bomb squad were earlier deployed at the politicians house to get rid of the grenade.

More details about the incident are set to be released earlier in the day as they also wait for Raila Odinga to speak.

I told you Kalonzo ni kigeugeu! Alfred Mutua mocks Raila Odinga for believing Kalonzo would follow him to Canaan

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Raila Odinga and his Nasarites followers crossed to Canaan as co-principals remained on the other side of river Jordan. And Alfred Mutua can’t stop laughing.

Raila was sworn in as the people’s president at Uhuru Park on Tuesday January 30th 2018. The Nasa leader took oath of office without his deputy who was missing in action.

Kalonzo surfaced later to claim that he couldn’t make it to Uhuru Park because his bodyguards had been withdrawn. Most Kenyans however believe Kalonzo is just being Kalonzo the watermelon.

Trust Kalonzo at your own peril

Machakos governor Alfred Mutua has taken a swipe at the Kamba kingpin. Mutua asserts that Kalonzo has proven multiple times that he can never be trusted.

“The whole swearing in event was wrong and bound to fail because it was unconstitutional & based on the wrong premise. On the other hand, it is now CRYSTAL clear to ALL that Kalonzo Musyoka has over and over again proven he can NEVER be DEPENDED on. Trust him at your own peril,” wrote Alfred Mutua.

 

“Raila alionelea asilale kwake” Kalonzo Musyoka offers detailed explanations why he skipped the swearing-in

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Kalonzo Musyoka has responded to dismiss claims that he betrayed Raila Odinga. The Nasa co-principal said circumstances forced him not to attend the swearing in ceremony.

Kalonzo spoke in an audio that has since been released to the media. In the audio Kalonzo explains that all Nasa principals agreed to attend the swearing-in together.

Raila didn’t sleep at his home

He says that Raila was a bit cautions and he opted not to sleep at his home. The three other principals slept at their homes but they couldn’t make it to Uhuru park in the morning because their security detail was withdrawn.

Kalonzo reveals that he spent the day in a room with Mudavadi and Wetangula because they had no bodyguards to take them to Uhuru Park.

Below is the transcription of Kalonzo’s audio

Well wasikilizaji, najua kwamba kuna hali ya taharuki kwa sababu ya yale yalitokea. Mwenzangu mweshimiwa Raila Odinga alienda akapata kiapo, akapatiwa kiapo Uhuru Park na mimi kama mgombea mwenza sikuweza kufika kwa sababu ambazo sasa zinaeleweka.

Jana usiku tulipokutana mweshimiwa Raila alionelea ni vizuri asilale kwake na mimi nkaona lazima nilale nyumbani tukapanga hivyo. Lakini asubuhi nadhani wengi wameona kwa runinga vile askari ambao ni walinzi hapa walikuja kuchukuliwa mapema zaidi. Wakachukuliwa wale wako hapa Nairobi, wakachukuliwa wale wako uko nyumbani Sekuru, ilikua ni kama tiso.

Na ata wale maaskari kawaida huwa nao kwa gari wakachukuliwa jana wakaambiwa kila mtu akionekana hivi ataachiswa kazi, atafutwa kazi. Kwa hivyo nlikua mimi pekee yangu. Na nkakaa hadi saa tano hivi na ndo waandishi wa habari wakaja na nlipotoka hivi kukawa basi tulikua tumepigiana simu na tukutane na Raila na Wetangula na Mudavadi tuelewane vile tunaenda Uhuru Park lakini hatukufika.

Sisi, mimi Wetangula na Mudavadi kwa sababu hatukua na bodyguards tukajipata kwamba tumezuiliwa kwa chumba kimoja. Na hayo ndo ambayo yalifanyika. Kwa kifupi mimi nko tayari vile ndugu Raila alivyosema wakati unaofaa tumekubaliana tuende tupate kiapo ile wanainchi wajue sisi sio watu wa kurudi nyuma, sisi ni watu ambao wako na msimamo. Kwa sasa naomba tu wambao wanaendesha mambo ya mtendao wawache kutoa matamshi ambao yanaweza kudhuru uhusiano wa wanaNasa kwani sisi principals wanne tuko imara na tuko kitu kimoja.

Uproar! Raila Odinga is sworn in solo as Kalonzo ‘the watermelon’ skips the event

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Nasa supporters are once again calling Kalonzo Musyoka ‘Judas’. The Nasa co-principal was nowhere to be seen as Raila Odinga took oath of office.

Raila was finally sworn-in at around 3:20pm at a packed Uhuru Park. The Nasa leader was expected to arrive at Uhuru Park in company of his deputy Kalonzo Musyoka but he was nowhere to be seen.

Raila was sworn in by TJ Kajwang who is also an advocate of the High Court. He received a certificate after he took oath of office as the people’s president.

Other principals missing

Raila assured his supporters that Kalonzo would be sworn in at a different date. Other Nasa principals Musalia Mudavadi and Moses Wetangula also didn’t attend the swearing-in.

Kenyans on Twitter have still expressed their anger with Kalonzo even after Raila explained that he will be sworn in at a different date.

 

NASA deputy leader Kalonzo Musyoka fails to attend Raila Odinga’s swearing in ceremony

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Raila Odinga’s controversial swearing in has apparently taken place at Uhuru Park.

Judging from reports on social media,thousands of NASA supporters were in attendance to witness Raila Odinga get sworn in by Canadian-based lawyer Miguna Miguna.

https://instagram.com/p/BektYCSBSq5/

Also read: Babu Owino congratulates Nasa foot soldiers as they tear down landmarks associated with Uhuru Kenyatta (Photos)

Kalonzo skips swearing in

Surprisingly Kalonzo Musyoka is said to have been absent for unknown reasons. This comes as a surprise since he had earlier announced to be present at the swearing in.

However the NASA leader revealed that he would let his supporters know why Kalonzo was not present.

Also read: In pictures: Nasa supporters throng Uhuru Park for Raila Odinga swearing-in

Anyway, Mombasa governor Hassan Joho, Siaya Senator James Orengo and Jimi Wanjigi were present at the ceremony.