NCIC should summon individuals like Transzoia County Governor Natembeya, who are constantly promoting ethnic profiling of people from North Eastern Region. We are Kenyans, & we should be treated as such

Those who were pained by that endeavor by the President to make sure that every Kenyan enjoys the right of citizenship, I will only say sorry to them because the government must render services to all Kenyans - Kimani Ichung'wah

SHOWDOWN: NIGERIA’S DANGOTE VS GLOBAL OIL GIANTS There is a straight line from colonial exploitation to modern-day neocolonialism. Most African countries don’t process their raw materials. Instead, value is added abroad, and finished products are reimported, benefiting foreign companies. Multinational corporations dominate African economies, carrying forward a neocolonial legacy of low royalties, tax avoidance, illicit capital flight, minimal local employment and the collapse of local industries. When Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote, announced that Nigeria would be moving up the value chain and that he would be building a 20-billion dollar, 650,000-barrels-a-day refinery that would meet domestic needs and export to the rest of Africa, ending the country’s age-old reliance on global oil giants, local importers and state regulators - who for decades have lived comfortably in those giants’ pockets - lost it. Efforts to sabotage the project, the largest single-train refinery in the world, which began operations in January of 2023, got underway. The Dangote refinery, which represents a threat to the West’s lucrative refinery-products market share, has been struggling to acquire enough feedstock of Nigerian crude. Some of Europe’s largest refineries, including Shell and TotalEnergies, have for decades had a stranglehold on Nigeria’s oil industry. They essentially refused to sell crude to the Dangote refinery, insisting on a $6 premium above market price - forcing it to source crude from Brazil and the United States at a higher price. However, the tides are shifting. A new OPEC report reveals that the Dangote refinery has begun impacting European refiners, whose margins are being squeezed. The refinery has surpassed the capacity of Europe’s largest facilities, reducing Nigeria’s dependence on petroleum-product imports from Europe. According to OPEC, gasoline production in Nigeria is freeing up significant volumes in international markets, requiring Europe to find new buyers and adjust trade flows. Experts warn that the Dangote refinery could end the $17-billion-per-year gasoline trade from Europe to Africa, dealing a major blow to European refiners. African Stream’s Erick Gavala takes a deep dive into this high-stakes showdown. Your reactions in the comments are appreciated.

Governor @GeorgeNatembeya talks NONSENSE just to earn brownie points from Hon Gachagua & Co

"Wale Alshaabab wenye walishika Machifu ndio rais anataka kupea vitambulisho bure, siku moja Alshaabab atakua Escort Commander wa rais bila kujua" Governor George Natembeya

Wiper party leader Kalonzo Musyoka consoles two sons of his long term Friend, the late Daniel Kimanzi. The sons of his long term friend look like Kalonzo Musyoka.

" One day we are going to have an alshabaab as the President's Escort"- George Natembeya telling President Ruto nothing but the Truth!