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Loose tongue. Ama ni madimoni?

Msito Putni won't wage a war kesho. He is just asking for respect.

It's possible to call you an idiot. And then you go away laughing, happily ever after... I was referring to @Aviator.... Not you 😂😂😂

Why would you want to block anyone? Saa zingine it's refreshing to know that you are an idiot. Lakini siyo wewe. I meant @Meria.

Nyinyi wawili, hizi ngomer zilianza vipi? Na alakula karedi ka mwenyewe?

All of you. Hamtaona mbinguni! 😂😂😂

Mr Ngima Niaje. Kama wewe ni mnyonge na uko Diani, si unitafutie ka 30x60 huko. Na nyinyi ma-hustler mko mbele!

This is a populist tactic of nuisance value. UDA is like a rocking chair, it's got a lot of movement but it's not going anywhere. But those inside can keep enjoying the 'movement'.

Niaje mtu Ngimas.

Hiyo ni hekaya. 😁 It's a criminal offense to "kula" wrongly deposited mpesa.

Who is he? Where does he work?

Raila tosha! Yote yawezekana bila Lootall!

I always remind my children that mali yangu ni yangu. Sipendi ujinga ya entitlement!

Tea is a unique commodity because we can develop a high quality product that's uniquely Kenyan. Even then, we need to develop value addition and marketing because that's where most money is made. Investing in jua kali production in welders and other artisan shops is a waste of moneu. They...

Hi Mr Ngima. You still insist on remaining at the ANAL stage of child development? 🤔!

Ça va passé

Government doesn't invest in SMEs. It creates the right environment and leaves businesses to the private sector.

That clip on the hema was just political rhetoric. He described his political economy theory.

Criticism of Ndii continued: 2. Small scale farming and the informal sector are not efficient production means. With the opening up of our economy to regional and global competition, our people will face increased competition from larger producers. 3. Ndii's economics ignores our balance...

My criticism of Ndii position: 1. His position about relationship of infrastructure development and economic growth is radical. Its against research findings from Ndii's peers in economics. I'm not a competent economist but I don't think his position is well argued. There are too many...