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Moses Kuria calls for an Uprising in Kenya

Moses Kuria’s update about how Kenyans are on the verge of losing their patience and taking the fight to their enemies. *Kenyans are soon going to take the fight to those cowboy contractors who are paid to do roads but end up ripping us. *Kenyans are soon going to take the fight to those well known and connected individuals killing our elephants and rhinos without mercy. *Kenyans are soon going to take the fight to those Anglo-fleecing ghosts paid billions for no services rendered and their accomplices in the AG’s office who betrayed the country and enabled the ghosts obtain judgment. *Kenyans are soon going to take the fight to thieving and corrupt leaders so used to taking Kenyans for granted and assuming there is nothing they can do. *Kenyans are soon going to take the fight to the NIS and Police who are allocated billions but are seemingly unable to ensure the security of Kenyans. *Indeed, if there are any saboteurs in the Country as Kuria suggests, Kenyans will take the fight to them. I agree, soon and very soon, Kenyans will get fed up with all the madness going on and take matters into their own hands.
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