Dr King'ori - JALANG'O Represents Just How ROTTEN KENYA Is

[@winniesafi]

Jalas is perfect example of “ if you don’t stand for something, you will fall for anything “ king’ori def gets it 👏🏾👏🏾

[@ShastaLevi]

@_ItsYoursTruly nothing like time hata he showed his true colours mapema, and goes to show that fame doesn't equate to leadership and not everyone makes a good politician. Jaguar was another good example and am glad majority of these celebrities flopped làst election wakona mchezo sana. Fame sio leadership

[@meleas8262]

Well put my sister. We have many baboons in parliament who stand for nothing.

[@yubizkip2309]

Dr Kingori hukua conversant sana na topic tackled. Big up to this legend.

[@dennisochieng9774]

I've never taken King'ori serious before until he made a lot of sense in analyzing this Jalas story!

[@christinemunywe3408]

Jokes aside, he is a very smart person. BTW, even his jokes are quite intelligent

[@michaelsitati3740]

Me too

[@JOkeyo-ll9vs]

Jalas in politics us just like the worst of others before him..... I agree he needs to stand for something without disrespecting the President......

[@dondada_munga]

Andrew Kibe said this about Jalas long time ago. Jalas will sell you anything as long as he’s cashing in.

[@kigolivingstone4283]

I love the way Dr Kingori actually does his research. Everything he says is well thought of. For example the way he explains, about Nogales Sonora and Nogales Arizona. This is the story of a city in real life that is divided by a fence. The northern part of the city,Nogales Arizona is in north America. The southern part,Nogales Sonora is in Mexico. Therefore the fence that cuts the town in two parts is the border between USA and Mexico. The people on the American side have all the privileges that come with being in a rich country while the people on the Mexican side have a much worse situation since Mexico is poor. The story about this city iko kwa book inaitwa "Why nations fail". This book explains why poor countries are poor and rich countries are that way. It turns out the answer to most of the problems we have in poor countries lies within the pages of such a book. Kingori understands politics in a much deeper level. Most of the things he said went right over their heads.

[@Onderiz]

Let's officially bury the thought that young Kenyans will positively change the politics of the country. They're toeing the line drawn by the legacy. Mtoto wa nyoka ni nyoka.

[@technodate]

Thanks for saying it. Young people have proven to be worse.

[@ShastaLevi]

@@technodate l was branded anti youth for not believing in youth leadership when l said youths hawaeizi. Tukona tamaa worse hata kuliko hawa wazae that's why majority of youth politicians are flopping especially these celebrities. Jaguar,jicho pevu,jalas wote ovyo.

[@happysoul5356]

Those young lads are very very greedy.

[@zawadiifanyi]

True. They've just lost it. With so much ego. Unfortunately they're not the change Kenya needs.

[@Jamesmakoris]

Big up king'ori for calling out that mediocre I remember before elections telling my friends jalas is very selfish and ill mannered for a leader

[@jay_ob5437]

Aren't they all?

[@RONtheeDON1]

Very true about that.

[@Bonham23]

Kingori...always so smart. I listen to every word from him when he speaks. Even if I may differ with him

[@meleas8262]

Thank you kingori, its time someone told him the truth. Moha jicho pevu is another one

[@triplebeans4159]

17:18 "why nations fail"-is the book he's quoting that mexico example from.

[@mohammedmwandungo3523]

Nogales is part of Mexico and Arizona US...

[@kinara5365]

kingori is knowledgeable. he is smart

[@lyds2548]

We support and love people for as long as they do what we expect them to do

[@intrestingke8137]

Jalas is a role model he is going far . Perfect example to us from the ghetto A LIVING EXAMPLE Politics have even changed pastors so let people stop the bile Ruto himself is a perfect liar but still is president Jalas we are behind you 💯

[@extrahmedia]

Dr Kingori is brilliant

[@ahmedally125]

You're only as good as your work ethic always remember that.

[@wmutai]

Sikuwahi dhani @Dr Kingori could be this serious! I like his thought process. well articulated and well spoken. I now see things in a new light. Well in Mwaf and Crew.

[@benombongi4287]

lot of brilliance oozing from Dr. Kingori💯

[@bellaolum9768]

King'ori spitting gems of wisdom. Jalang'o won the Langata seat courtesy of Azimio wave. He used ODM as a ladder then dumped the party 😮

[@dennisokello9399]

Defined well Jalas is a proof of you can become anything through hardwork and ambition but also your greed for money will amplify your true intentions which for jalas is where money is.

[@kuchioasonga7158]

This is one of those instances you have folks having a very intelligent convo showing the analysis and critical thinking skills of Mwaf and King'ori. This would not be heard in legacy media or any other podcast.

[@sheriffwachira]

Dr Kingori is a brilliant chap how he analyzed that story is dope

[@onasisthegreat1946]

In the new dispensation we don't have opposition but rather a majority and minority

[@Polycarptv]

Crazy how this was said way way before the unfoldings🤣🤣

[@bmathesh]

RAO gave them the blueprint on how to work with the govt.

[@Rawmannia]

Moderator I don't know you to be honest, But you are the reason I Subscribed to the channel, Great work, the Originality is Next level,

[@IkoNini]

My name is Mwafreeka 😁

[@Rawmannia]

@@IkoNini good one, we appreciate your efforts #mwafreeka

[@kibetharon4629]

Deep conversation.. Love it and subscribing

[@junekerio1552]

Kingori very mature conversation.

[@dukakisomondi8552]

Kingori, u are one in a million. I salute u sir.U are a journalist who understands the constitution.

[@ochuodhoelly6977]

The party can expel you but the by elections depend on the MP resigning. They have to resign

[@unclesamira1414]

kingori is good, really good

[@alexanderodhiambo]

Jalas is Excited to be close to power, let him enjoy.

[@mcalbertnairobi6089]

Kingori you're one of a kind. Respect my brother. Aa fo Mwaf.. wewe ni baba yao tangu enzi za The joint on Y fm. Loveyou brothers keep doing it

[@EmmanuelMukunziTv]

Big up king'ori. Good analysis

[@innocentmickerclips3622]

Kingori is always my favourite mentor ❤

[@dWanyongesa4024]

Mbona hamsemi tu like Father like son

[@MrVayolence]

Moi Said this way back before multipartism

[@maryw1533]

King'ori is very right. I believe his decidion is personal

[@brianmwirigi200]

Jalas ako Sawa bwana.Nothing is left to hang around to Raila.

[@tillaschlieske6129]

Learn English

[@owangh86]

That reasoning of jalango that he went to state hse for development reasons was pathetic ...Effects of equating leadership to jokers

[@franciskebati1103]

💯 Dr Kingori

[@LEXLEXization]

Jalas is a good guy; but he is not a politician.

[@wayando]

Jalang'o ni mtu wa kuchekesha watu ... I don't know why he thought that would make him a "leader".

[@opudo]

Jalango is after big money period

[@joycechepngeno129]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Air

[@Danformulas]

Azimio people are saying that King'ori is smart because he is talking what they need to hear about Jalang'o. Kenya Kwanza are against King'ori because he talks against what Jalas does. Politics ni tamu. 😂 😂

[@stanleynyale2755]

I'm an UDA guy but I think he puts it correctly bro

[@browellingtone2040]

And By the way, this whole idea of decamping and joining the winning party is just our thing..developed economies such as America no Democrat will join the Republicans for whatever reason. Development is envisioned in the 2010 constitution and as such one needs to just be sincere with the funds allocated to their constituency.

[@nyarndaitatyien3991]

All you need to do is tell your guests No cursing or use of vulgar language. Set some standards. Otherwise great conversation with Dr.Kingori, smart, intelligent and professional.

[@maryawuor7205]

Jalango is a treaters. He is a buyer.

[@mrwideputin2038]

Jalas mtu wa njaa sana. Conman wa kawaida wa kutumia chama

[@svt3]

When Raila did handshake without consulting members of his party was it because if hunger what Jalas did Raila did it before him

[@mrwideputin2038]

@@svt3 .....Raila is the chairman of ODM. Handshake was between ODM and Jubilee. Not the NASA coalition. Uliza swali ziko na akili!

[@Better2than1]

He said that the constitution can't be followed fully

[@godfreykham]

Point on

[@nyakwargari]

It's not about the President or ODM ... It's about the voters ... The voters voted for him because they identify with ODM ideals ... If he has changed his mind and believes he can convince the voters ... Let him resign and seek a by elections

[@IkoNini]

😬😬

[@utajua]

Show iko poa sana format pia ni kali tena sana na ninaenjoy. Keep it up but I think it's high time tuache hii story ya kushindanga tuki quote US, UK, walami for benchmarking. It's like si tuko tu with nothing to offer even if not for humanity but ourselves.Tume adopt kila kitu from dress code, majina, dishi, vile tunaimba, vile tunaongea, religion etc. Imagine hata constitution ati ilikuwa inachorwa based on US/UK ( presidential/parliamentary) It's like chini ya maji kuna ka admission flani that.... Kwani form yetu ni gani? Me thinks doing the right thing does not need comparison. All of us from voters to leaders just need to do the right thing and then everything will fall in its rightful place.

[@lekis5975]

Well said! The tendency to look to the West stems from the fact that we are poorly versed in African history and anthropology, anyone who is well versed in these areas knows that our traditional systems of governance were founded on democracy and the rule of law and demanded humility, responsibility and accountability from the King. Quiet as it's kept, the first known Constitution known to man was drafted in the Kingdom of Mali in 1235 and it was called the Kouroukan Fouga. The French American and British constitutions were all drafted almost 5 centuries later, and were a shadow of the Mali constitution which went as far as providing directives on ENVIROMENTAL CONSERVATION. True story. Moreover, there are many illustrations that demonstrate African leaders were groomed from birth and ascended to the highest seat based on principal not sentiment. The story of King Cirha of the Amampondomise (a Xhosa subgroup) demonstrates that a King was chosen on the basis of character (leadership skills) not birth order, and his mother had to be of good character, if the mother was not of good character her sons would not be considered for Kingship! Reason being, she had to be ready to act as regent if anything happened to the King, as the Queen Mother she also sat in parliament and had spiritual role to play and was also tasked with representing women and bring feminine energy to Council deliberations. The assassination of King Shaka oZulu demonstrates that if a King started messing up his mandate he would be eliminated quick fast and in a hurry. There are so many other examples I would cite... The systems of governance we have adopted from the West are the ones perpetuating arrogance, centralisation fo power, arrogance, corruption as well as lack of accountability. Doing the right thing is easier said than done. We are part human, part divine; at our best we are divine, at our worst we sink into our flaws and act devilish, subsequently I believe we have to lean into a higher power in order to do better and be the best version of ourselves. Sadly Africans are adrift because we have lost African spirituality which encouraged us to cultivate a personal relationship with God, all this I'm saved business is all for show, back in the day, people had altars in the home and had to face God everyday, as opposed to now, when people go outside the home to worship....once a week! Africa will only begin to rise when we restore ourselves to ourselves, embrace African spirituality which enhances humility, responisbility and accountability, and from there a philosophy will emerge. As per now we are looking that magic negro to lead us, and some western ideology. An ideology devoid of divine guidance and mission will fail!

[@NicholasOmondi-dq7lr]

How do you separate your being from money 👌

[@michaelsitati3740]

Jalango is atypical Kenyan opportunist

[@IkoNini]

👀

[@WilfredOmondi]

Mwafrica just a little correction. Constitutionally, we don't have an opposition, checking the executive is normally the work of parliament.

[@IkoNini]

Semantics

[@ishengomanelson]

Nyie ni watoto wa Siasa. Mnaongea siasa ya darasani. Mmewekeza sana kwa wingi wa maneno na sio uhalisia wa African politics. African politics haifati hiyo eti principles. Hivi tuelezane ukweli, kuna tofauti gani ya kia-idiologia kati ya hivyo vyama viwili, nani Kenya aliwahi kufata huo ujinga mnaongea Africa akafanikiwa chochote? Acheni kuongelea watu, pambaneni na maisha yenu.

[@salimmachila5736]

Jalas was elected by people under Raila party not president ruto

[@Kimstar20]

Dr. Kingori in US you either be Democrat or Republican for Life.

[@pishyp]

Meanwhile in Jala's mind, he went to ask for money for development from the new government 😆

[@markhariison4641]

Hapa hakuna kitu kama development. Ni politicals at the end of the day.

[@factsnewskenya6777]

1.Moha Jicho pevu 2.Sabina chege. 3.Bony khalwale 4.Ababu namwamba. Not only Jalango. Hawa walisema wakule kwanza stori za Kenya achia wakenya.

[@wholexam7547]

He said all these before the events unfolded.

[@derrickasunda8842]

HII CAPTION IMEWEZA!!!!!

[@hamniwezzi3665]

Regarding the interview, Jalas didn't lie. Watu wako na degree waliambiwa wabaki na yeye pia akajijaza. Huko ndani kwa interview ndio alisema hana degree but he's what they were looking for and he was hired. Guts, my friend.

[@mungaigithothero5932]

anacheza cards zake vipoa

[@gilleanomungo4381]

Jalas amejiseti vinoma sanaa

[@geoffreyndegwa1688]

Jalong'o just played himself Ruto knows he can't go back to ODM now he will have to play with Ruto and he is not assured he will get the ticket come 2027 and he was used to pass the Finance bill

[@cuttingedgeConsistentTraders]

If you want to be a politician in Kenya, be hot or cold, not lukewarm, in Kenya that is a disaster, Jalas should learn and ask Kalonzo.

[@kiremah]

People stick to the party also on geographic location reasons, not just on principle. There are States you know , they are Democrats and some States are Republicans by default liwe au liwalo. Eg Wa= Democrats

[@JavanMusungu]

dr. king'ori my guy

[@vince9356]

Jalongo ni tumbocrat.Have you seen UDA guys warming to opposition?

[@Onserio.]

Joe Scarborough used to be a Democrat & switched to Republican

[@simionkipsang1889]

Who will deny the other person to meet the president 😢😅😂

[@raymondlimo3601]

Dr. Kingori, if UDA and ODM are the same, then what's wrong with Jalas working with the President. And yes, "development" still comes from the presidency, an added bonus to what he gets constitutionally. It's all politics. And the US may look very ideological but it's clear the big companies run the congress and Senate. We are actually lucky currently that it hasn't got to this point in Kenya, rather a good president who can honor at least 85% of his promises will do much better for the country. If the parties are the same, why reduce Jalas, Caroli actions as betrayal yet the variable being tested is the ideological principles and not the party Principal. Don't they have an advantage in aligning themselves with the Principal who can aid them in the delivery of the political manifesto. I.e. better service delivery which in turn aids in their reelection.

[@joelgitui9573]

Maze if devplmt Iko state house n ni Prezo alone, why do we need mps

[@ishengomanelson]

Mnaongelea watu sio issues. Huo ni umama na usenge!

[@bodosam7798]

Huwezi ona majuu Republicans ati wanaenda kuvote na democrats hi upuzi inafanyika tu Kenya. We don't have an opposition in this country we can't just be helped you vote for someone believing in him akishafika pale juu ako mambo zake.

[@masinde.charles]

Zack 👊

[@kenleiting298]

Ask King'ori what principle Raila stood by when he joined Uhuru (handshake). Raila is currently talking to Ruto demanding nusu mkate. If Raila says today he's agreed with Ruto, Azimio will go mute. Double standards!!!!!

[@fabianabongo6284]

I believe the decision to work with the government should be made at party level, not at individual level. If ODM as a party decides to work with government, fine. But if Anyang' Nyong'o my governor or Nyikal my MP chose to side with the government outside party side, I won't support them.

[@williamronnoh1865]

I cannot agree to the notion that an MP should be a "yes man" to Raila..a puppet. I should be left alone to choose and pick my friends..period !!!!

[@fabianabongo6284]

@@williamronnoh1865 if an MP has independent ideologies, they should be independent candidates. The constitution allows them. If you choose to run on a party ticket then you have an obligation to the party. It's not about being a yes man. It's about collective decision making. You discuss as a party and agree on your next move. That's why parties exist, whether it's a teachers union, doctors union, or political union. For collective bargaining, because there is strength in numbers.

[@stephenodhiambo7556]

KRG is the example you are talking about

[@lilachie]

Crazy that this was months ago

[@maghangamngangu6347]

When Raila hand handshake with former president, was he against the law? Or was he above the law for not consulting all NASA followers?

[@johnosumba1980]

There was no government called handshake, there was jubilee party, till when you get that in your head Kenya will continue being a dirty third world country.

[@johnosumba1980]

There was no government called handshake, there was jubilee party, till when you get that in your head Kenya will continue being a dirty third world country.

[@GoEunbeol_049]

BABA is an institution. The 4th arm of the government. Always right and above the law.

[@maghangamngangu6347]

@@GoEunbeol_049 now I get, so since he is another arm of government then he can never fight the government, hizi zake ni drama

[@Noor-e2t5c]

Handshake was a matter of national security n it did cool off th temprature at that tym

[@solomonbarake6837]

Some Azimio legislatures have been doing great development projects in their respective constituencies despite them being in opposition. The issue of 'going for development' at state house is a lame excuse. The question is who is jalas principle wise? There have been allegations in the past about his involment in shoddy deals commonly known as 'wash wash'. Most people that were involved in scandals during the jubilee regime went to UDA. By working with UDA Jalas is at 'home' - birds of a feather. Simply said the guy has no principles when it comes to chasing the paper. I can't blame him for that, he is just who he is.

[@wayando]

Political Parties in Kenya are mirror images of their godfather ... Meaning, for example, ODM's principles are whatever Raila says ... And UDA = Ruto.

[@hkay980]

A rent seeker Jalas has always betrayed to make it

[@DuniaYako]

Dr. King'ori is very clueless on this party hopping thing. The dude in yellow was right. Infact Rao is the only politician that ever resigned when he left ford

[@IkoNini]

😳

[@BS-kl9yf]

@@IkoNini In 1994, Raila Odinga took a huge political gamble by resigning as Lang'ata MP. This came after a fall out between the then Saboti MP Michael Kijana Wamalwa and himself over the leadership of Ford Kenya. Following the death of his father Jaramogi Oginga Odinga in 1994, a war over the leadership of Ford Kenya arose. @Dunia Yako is correct.

[@BS-kl9yf]

​@@IkoNiniAs the rivalry between the duo escalated, Raila resigned and joined little-known National Development Party (NDP). He used the outfit to contest in the subsequent by-election and recaptured his seat. Since then, the Lang'ata MP seat became synonymous with Raila. He went on to defend it in three subsequent elections. In short, although I question some of Raila's decisions, what is clear is that this fanatic followers he enjoys are not just happenstance. He has proved himself times without number.

[@jay_ob5437]

Man I miss zaq

[@mosesokoth5969]

Lang'ata is not 50 50

[@sirlawrencetv9497]

People who voted for Jalas will not decipher what you are talking about

[@fotycows3830]

Huyo msee nilikuwa Nisha muona kitambo nikambiwa me ni hater sasa oneni

[@hatriq8850]

Jalango atajua yeye sio waititu alitoka Embakassi akaenda kuelectiwa kwao Kabete

[@dannyosolo2752]

Jalas represent nothing but betrayal

[@mariashan2745]

Jalas ni mbwa!!! Voting for the financial bill yet people in Langata let's say Kibra are poor??? Silly!!!

[@IkoNini]

Kibra is not in Lang’ata nowadays 😬😬

[@Stephen_M_Paul]

Uyu jamaa waYellow isn't factual. King'ori is so factual and realistic.

[@ngurenjoki9796]

Jalas alinjipangua yeye mwenyewe so ajipange his path will not be smooth starting the dayhe betrayed his party so bad for him

[@Kny-tn1mg]

But Kenyan politics is never about standing for anything apart for themselves . They've always switched sides to suit themselves. Jalas sio wa kwanza..tuwache hypocrisy

[@mosessivi8425]

I honestly think Jalango is shameless,he came from poverty and now playing politics instead of standing for what is right such a shame.

[@happysoul5356]

Jalango ni mkundu tu, takataka ya maskini kapata matako, ghasia takataka.

[@isaacnyangau7508]

First guy to tell jalas the truth😂