Mombasa NIGHT missile RUTO helicopter quickly take U-TURN shame as ODM boycott Nyali CLASH over LIES

追加: 2026-05-22

[00:00:00]Ladies and gentlemen, today President William Ruto has been in Mombasa on a political visit, if I may say so, and there are some promises that we have seen President William Ruto increasingly making to the people of Mombasa.

[00:00:20]But during this visit that President William Ruto made today, something has been revealed about President William Ruto and these promises that he is increasingly making to the people of Kenya. And this is something that I'm very sure that it will shock you because there are some people who support this government and they say that those who are not supporting President William Ruto are people who are jealous. Those people who talk about William Ruto's promises that never come true are people who hate President William Ruto. But then today something interesting happened in Mombasa. The biggest thing I can say that the people of Mombasa have enjoyed from this visit by President William Ruto is this move by Ruto to issue title deeds to those people who have been living as squatters because the government and various people have confiscated their land. And it is said that some of the very many people who live in Mombasa have lived as masqu are Kenyan citizens. Now President William Ruto was there and he has signed some of the title deeds that have already been issued and now these citizens who have been living in fear will live well.

[00:01:59]But then there is something that has been exposed about this story of the title and I would like to discuss it carefully.

[00:02:09]Ah Mohaji Chopevu, who is currently the Nyali MP, has suddenly defected from the UDA party and joined the United Opposition and wants to run for the governorship seat come 2027 with the DCP party. That's what we're told.

[00:02:27]And according to the political rallies that we see, according to the politics that we see, there is a person who has returned to Rigadh Gashagwa's side, besides Rigadh Gashagwa's side, he is a person who, right now, if you mention those leaders here in Kenya who support the one-ter narrative, you cannot leave out Mohaji Chopevu, who has released a video that shows President William Ruto promising to distribute these titles back in 2023. In 2023, Mohaji Chopevu was fighting for the people of Nyali, especially in the Bulo area and other areas where people have been fighting hard to ensure that they get the titles to their lands. But then that is not even the issue. The video has actually emerged and he posted it himself because I'll play the video for you. I will put this video here so you can also see but the question I have is if Mohaji Chopevu started fighting for the people of Mombasa to get these title deeds back in 2023 I can say that that is barely a year after President William Ruto came into power but these title deeds are coming to be given in 2026 that is three good years okay and even today while President William Ruto has been in Mombasa he has still made more promises. Now the question is, are the people of Mombasa happy with all these promises they have been given? Kenyan citizens continue to be given all the benefits. Will they find out when President William Ruto will fulfill it? Should we wait for another three years? Should all these things be done? Because I was expecting that when President William Ruto went to Mombasa, he would probably say that I had come to launch a certain project, a certain project I promised them three months ago and I said that in three months' time I'll be here to launch such a such a project and that's why I'm here. Resent, I have not seen whether you are someone who supports President William Ruto or whether you are someone who has closely followed the visit that President William Ruto made to Mombasa today and there is something that President William Ruto has actually launched, talked about and went to Mombasa to launch apart from these title deeds that he promised 3 years ago. What else can you write here in the comment section that William Ruto said this, told this to the people of Mombasa, but he came and fulfilled it today, he came and launched it. You know I'm surprised that today President William Ruto is still promising the people of Mombasa first that he wants to add another ferry, but even the one that exists he wants to improve, that is, make it better for the people of Mombasa. So how long will it take for President William Ruto to fulfill these promises?

[00:05:33]You know, when we discuss issues like these, let's look at it and be well aware that President William Ruto has one year, approximately one year and one month left, and people are going to the polls.

[00:05:47]How sure is he that the people of Kenya are going to re-elect him so that he can fulfill these promises they are making? And I remember watching the video because I was doing research to see what brought President William Ruto to Mombasa and among the things he says he has accomplished, what is something that I can tell the people of Kenya that today President William Ruto was in Mombasa, he had announced that he would do this and that for the past two years for the past six months and today he has accomplished this. I haven't seen it. What I have seen are these issues of title deeds, which he has said that in the three to four days that he will be in Mombasa, a million Kenyans, especially those residents of Mombasa, will have their title deeds issued. How sure are you? Because one major characteristic that we have come to know about our president is that he is someone who loves to deceive us. He likes to talk about things that aren't true. Now, as for the issue of title deeds that he has in Mombasa, it has taken three good years.

[00:06:57]Ladies and gentlemen, Feri has talked about some things he has promised, he has said that he has allocated around I don't know five or three something billion to build a stadium in Mombasa. Now how long will people wait or maybe President William Ruto is waiting to do all these things when he knows he is leaving. So people should have mercy on him and put him back in that position.

[00:07:21]Ladies and gentlemen, I want you to believe what I am saying. Let's watch this video then we'll come back. How are you, my people of Nyali? I hope God blesses you with good health wherever you are. Oh, I just want to remind you that in 2023, if I'm not mistaken, I was able to hold a meeting with the PS Lands Secretary of Lance Nixon Coreir and the CEO of the National Lands Commission Kabale Tach Nairobi regarding the land issues of the Scots of the Nyali constituency. And after that meeting, I was able to return to Mombasa and I was able to sit with the people of Nyali at Kazandani at Kwabulo School, we held a meeting regarding their land issues and I assured them that no one would be evicted from the land. And it was then that PS Nickson Cor was able to speak to me over the phone and say that there is a guarantee that no Scot will be evicted and the government is in the process of purchasing the land to hand it over to the people of the Nyadi constituency.

[00:08:26]Mr. PS, please let me put you on speaker for a moment.

[00:08:35]I want you to tell us about the land of Babylon, where you have reached. I have been following what he was following. Yes. Yes. That whole thing was Yes. For no we are in we are in something is going on.

[00:09:00]Ehe, so we are planning, it's just financial matters.

[00:09:05]Oh, and I just explained to you the financial matters and whatnot, so let's get my team there and then we can see what to do.

[00:09:13]But we are in the process. These people of Kobulo are listening to you as the PS of Lance General Nickon, what do you tell them? Those who calm down a little, the government will ensure that they get their titles.

[00:09:30]How are you, old people?

[00:09:31]Hello.

[00:09:39]Mo is my friend and he has been pushing me a lot at the office. We're taking care of your business for a while.

[00:09:45]We will make sure that at least you get your titles so that you can use yours a little better. We are concerned about our own affairs.

[00:09:56]Thank you very much, sir. Okay, Moham, in the same year, in October, if I'm not mistaken, the President of the Republic of Kenya, William Ruto, was able to reach the backstan areas and there I was able to push him further to explain to him how far the land issues of the Wanyali people have come. And that's when he gave a speech and said that the process is ongoing and they are on the way to purchasing the land so that they can hand it over to the Scots. I agree with Mohamed Ali, our Nyali MP, that in Bulo, in Bulo, we have 1000 acres, the people are all over Bulo, but it was a government farm, there was a farm belonging to a certain company. I want to assure you that we are now working with your governor, we are doing planning, and I want to assure you that we will survey that land and I will return here to ensure that every citizen there in that entire area receives their title deeds to their farms and their land will be in order. Do we understand each other?

[00:11:18]We are together, people of Mombasa. So you Mohammed Ali stop putting pressure on me I have accepted your things I have not agreed now after three years the day has come today the citizens will be in Mamangina to be able to receive their land titles eh for those who are all mascots in the Nyali constituency I know today they will give some of those title deeds and the citizens of Nyali especially the hard parts inside eh for the blue ones there which are more controversial will be able to get those land titles after my efforts as the Nyali MP to be able to address this issue I promised them and assured them that no one will be evicted from the land and let them live in worry and the day itself has come is today but you know Mombasa there are arguments today is the day when those who are doing the work of others will be seen in the forefront those who did not follow this exercise from the beginning will be in the forefront saying oh we have fought oh we have done this and today is your day people who are doing the work who are not doing the work and they know themselves in Mombasa constituency their job is to do the work they tried to politicize land issues in Nyali they used it in the 2017 election and they failed they used it 2022 they failed, today I, as an MP, stand up and tell them that we will complete the squatting work today and they will receive their land titles. And since not all titles can be issued in one day, I think there will be a procedure put in place by the government to ensure that the relevant departments will be able to get there and ensure that the applicants have been able to receive their titles. And for other parts that we haven't finished yet, we are still following up.

[00:13:11]So we are hiring those who are willing to work. Today is your day to dance.

[00:13:17]Today is your day to talk all you want, but after 2027, we will ask Mombasa County what did you do? What did you do to those who were shouting indiscriminately on the platforms? Thank you very much, my people of Nyali, and God bless you.

[00:13:33]When Moha was posting this video, his target audience was those leaders who were protesting today with President William Ruto. But we as Kenyans, the way we are looking at it is completely different. Someone requested that his citizens be served 3 years ago.

[00:13:55]They are coming to be served in 2023 after 3 years.

[00:13:59]In 2026 they will come to be served. Now, the question is, when will he do the things he's saying right now?

[00:14:07]You know this is such a big shame for someone like William Ruto and the good thing is that the people of Mombasa have shown President William Ruto the very same thing that President William Ruto is showing them as citizens because if you look at the people who have shown up at this event, there are not many people. Remember, this is the president of the country, President William Ruto, the president of the Republic of Kenya, is in Mombasa and remember, Mombasa is an ODM stronghold and this is someone who is in the broad government, which would have to mention Raila Odinga's name. I expected that when Crow got there, there would be a lot of people who would get huge support, that many people would come out to support him, but then the thing that I saw is not something that I expected to an extent that the president himself, the people, saying let's continue, that's the first thing, so tell me if we are talking about the issue of Totam, we are talking about the issue of President William Ruto being reelected, the people of Kenya see these things, other leaders who have ever engaged with President William Ruto in any project, at the end of the day, they come to expose things that maybe even they themselves don't know how the people of Kenya will take them. For one thing, issuing title deeds takes three good years. Now these other things that he wins by going around promising. You know I say this because I have an example and I say this because it's not the first time Kenyans complain about these things every day. So, you who support William Ruto are right, but ask yourself how long will it take for the promises they are making to be fulfilled?

[00:16:00]Ladies and gentlemen, for the time that remains, there are leaders who, if we look at them, we see that they are promising to do some of the things that the citizens want. The decision is mine, you and I, so that we can decide and know that it is someone who will work for us.

[00:16:16]say this thing every time and he says the only thing that can change the situation is not going to the street to fight, not to kill each other, it's only being a voter and making sure that you have chosen a leader who pleases you, if you like President Ruto, well and good, but if you don't like his performance, then you can just take a u-turn and choose the leader you want. I listened to President William Ruto very carefully for the speech he gave today, some of the things he talked about and also criticized Rigadh Gashagwa. I listened to him carefully and other leaders who they do not believe in him, who say that there are some people who are traitors to the government, they are traitors.

[00:17:04]He has talked about all these things.

[00:17:07]What is going on in this country is that the people who are in the united opposition are blamed for the deaths that took place during the protests. But then is it the first time protests are taking place in Kenya and citizens are dying under the leadership of President William Ruto? It's not the first time. But why now?

[00:17:30]Because the ground has become too hostile and when the ground becomes hostile, you look for the person who is weak. And in this situation the only person I can say according to them is the poor man, it's regard Gashagwa.

[00:17:47]You know, when I was doing careful research, I came across a video of Mudavadi before he joined President William Ruto's government and in that video there was something that Mudavadi was talking about. He said, "What does it mean to say bottom up?" For example, if you take a bottle and pour water and tell someone to " bottom it up," you will have to put the bottom up.

[00:18:13]Then, " What kind of bottle do they look at the bottom side of, if you open it, it will all spill out." So that is exactly what is happening in Ruto's government today.

[00:18:27]Okay? It's like they're on that bottom-up consuming everything that should be consumed by the people of Kenya.

[00:18:37]This is a long time ago. I don't know what changes their minds so quickly they forget all these things they go in there they forget themselves they become very different people the things they rejected they are coming to defend again now ladies gentlemen watch this video then we come back if you take a bottle of water and say bottoms up and put the bottle in this way is not that it is saying finish it If you did this and you say bottoms up, this is the bottom. A person swallows everything.

[00:19:23]And what will the citizen get?

[00:19:26]And how are you going to finance this bottoms up economy?

[00:19:32]Because taxes have also hit the people.

[00:19:35]So here's the thing.

[00:19:37]We are being told that after all this happened and there are some leaders who have started talking about this issue that these promises that William Ruto continues to make may still not be fulfilled. That is the truth. So William Ruto quickly left UAN back to Nairobi because he had already promised he would be there for three days. And ladies and gentlemen, if you are someone who travels or uses this Mombasa road, today there has been a jump for over 1 hour and 30 minutes. Too many people didn't understand what was happening. But we being told that William Ruto had to quickly chopper back to Nairobi because there are some leaders who when the president goes anywhere they take the responsibility of checking what can resurface on social media that can tarnish his name.

[00:20:36]How is the ground? Many people have come forward but he has been embarrassed in Mombasa but then he will still go back to Mombasa. You know sometimes these things do happen. Even we Kenyans don't know right now. We believe that President William Ruto is in Mombasa and he is visiting Mombasa. Let's know all those people, the Itumbi, the Faruk, the Oscar Sudi, the Murkomen, the Nani, whom I can say that President William Ruto trusts very much.

[00:21:06]Your deep problem is in speaking but aside, the people of Mombasa were expecting that when President William Ruto gets to Mombasa, they will come and be told that we promised that we would do this. The fishermen were told that they would be sent what to fish. How do we call them? They will be sent what they are called to do this. You were told that this is the plan that is being prepared. You are on your way.

[00:21:49]So all these fishermen who were put in this promise do you think they still go back there and say we will because even they themselves know and see it on social media every day.

[00:22:04]Yes. They see on social media everyday that those at Mount Kenya went and said they would do this, but it hasn't happened. Nairobi said that they would organize with Sakaja and bring a machine that cooks I don't know how many chapatis a day. You know some crazy things where if you sit down like this and listen to him, you wonder why we Kenyans are not children anymore.

[00:22:30]So it's clear that President William Ruto's visit to Mombasa has not been as successful as he had hoped. But now that's the first day.

[00:22:42]And remember, the Joes are in trouble, the Kings are in trouble, the Abdul Somads are in trouble because President William Ruto was expecting to arrive there and people would greet him as president, but he doesn't get many people there, waiting for him to come. It has n't happened. The day after tomorrow, people still want to see what things will continue. Let us listen to President William Ruto for his speech today. Then we come back. Now, come on, come on.

[00:23:11]Please let's sit in Mombasa hey hey Coast hey hey peace be upon you. They were called. It's not today, sir. It's today.

[00:23:24]It's not today, it's today.

[00:23:27]They said it wouldn't. Not today.

[00:23:30]Is it today or not today?

[00:23:32]It's today.

[00:23:33]The Swahili said, "What is a promise?"

[00:23:36]Debt.

[00:23:37]And debt medicine to pay.

[00:23:40]And the medicine is called.

[00:23:43]Today I arrived here. My brothers and sisters, the people of the Coast, let me first thank all the leaders, I thank the ministers, the governors, the members of parliament, the senators, and my brothers and sisters, MC, first of all, let me bring all the MCs who are here.

[00:24:06]I ask you, honorable members of the county assembly, to please stand up and give us a round of applause. Give these gentlemen a round of applause, these are our grassroots leaders.

[00:24:22]I have come here today to fulfill a promise because you have explained to me what a promise is.

[00:24:34]I was here on the Coast and explained three important things to the people of the Coast.

[00:24:43]First, I explained to them that our Mombasa port, the port operation that had been moved elsewhere, and I told them that if I were president, God willing, the port operation would return to Mombasa.

[00:25:07]Today I stand before the people of the coast. Port operations have returned to Mombasa and that's not all.

[00:25:19]Our Mombasa is now expanding the Dongokundu special economic zone further.

[00:25:30]We have received 50 billion shillings and this year it is starting to be built with the money we received from Afri Exim Bank here on the coast, here on the coast, and there, as I speak to you right now, another special economic zone of 40 billion shillings is being built. As you are meeting, I was there early next year at the end of last year to officially launch it.

[00:26:11]I should also inform our coastal brothers that Shimoni Fish Port has been completed.

[00:26:21]Now we are looking for those who will operate the port to ensure that the people of the Coast benefit from the port infrastructure that we have here on the Coast.

[00:26:37]on the commitment of Mombasa Port and infrastructure associated with Mombasa Port. I can confidently say we have discharged our commitment to the people of the coastal province. The second thing I explained to them was that this coast, which has been discriminated against for many days, whose development has been delayed for many days, this coast will no longer be discriminated against.

[00:27:10]And I stand here to say that for the development of coastal people, road development, electricity development, special economic zone matters, railway matters, agricultural infrastructure, fisheries matters on this coast, we have invested more than five billion for the coastal fisheries infrastructure program. Today, as I stand here, we are completing the process through the ministry overseen by my esteemed brother Hassan Joho.

[00:27:57]Five fish landing sites at a cost of 820 million shillings. In the next three months we will return here to open them here on the coast. We have also purchased 272 fishing boats, in collaboration with our counties, for 840 million delivered for youth by the people of the coast province. As I stand with you here today, we are building a mananet here where we will provide 1.4 billion shillings to fingerlings to ensure that when our fishermen go there to fish, we ensure that there are enough fish.

[00:28:57]We have made sure that housing matters are continuing on this coast, construction of markets is continuing on this coast, construction of hostels is continuing on this coast. I was yesterday in Voi to inaugurate a 900 million shilling stadium. I was on the coast here today and tomorrow I will be in Kilifi to inaugurate a one billion shilling stadium to build a stadium in Kilifi here in Mombasa, the stadium that was stalled here in Mombasa, now we have provided government money of 1.4 billion shillings to build a stadium in Mombasa city.

[00:29:48]I tell the people of the coast what I told them, you will not be discriminated against again. As we develop other parts of Kenya, this coast will be at the center of our development plans. The third thing I explained to the people of the Coast was the matter of land. I explained to them that all governments have discussed the land question. I told them we have the land answer. And today, I want to explain to the people of the Coast the titles that we have issued as a government over the past three years.

[00:30:33]1.5 million coastal titles are Title 1381.

[00:30:44]Today we are issuing 33 title deeds to citizens of various areas.

[00:30:54]But the most important thing I want you to listen to carefully is the problem of absentlords, that there are citizens living on farms that other people own and have title deeds to.

[00:31:14]There are people who have title deeds, but these farms are occupied by Kenyan citizens. And that problem that has been the biggest challenge on matters land in coastal province. So that as we sort out settlement issues, we must address ourselves to the question of absent landlords, of landlords who have learned, who have titles but they have not learned and citizens who are sitting on land but they have no titles. That is the answer we are answering today. Today we are answering that question.

[00:32:05]Those quotas live on land without a title deed. Titled is with other people. And those other people have title deeds. But they don't have land because the people live there.

[00:32:25]And because I want you to listen carefully, my brothers and sisters, because today is a historic day.

[00:32:34]I want to read my report so that it is where we are finally solving the land question.

[00:32:54]And let me read ladies and gentlemen, I want you to listen carefully. The question of land in Kenya has never been simply about title but it has always been about identity, about dignity, belonging, security and opportunity.

[00:33:15]Land ownership embodies the right of every family to lead in security, to build with confidence and dignity, and to leave future generations a foundation of hope, opportunity and shared prosperity.

[00:33:35]land is the inheritance entrusted to us by past generations and the platform upon which future generations will build their dreams and their prosperity for many decades. However, the story of land in part of our country and especially here in the coastal region has also been a story of pain, a story of marginalization and a story of great injustice.

[00:34:12]Thousands of families have lived on land for generations without the certainty of ownership. Communities have occupied ancestral lands without legal recognition through title deeds. Parents have raised children and clan children and in some cases great clan children on land they called home but could not legally claim as their own. For many citizens, this has meant living with a certainty and the fear of eviction. It has meant inherited property and unresolved disputes passed from one generation to another. It has meant limited access to credit and investment opportunities.

[00:35:07]The land question here at the coast has remained one of the most emotive issues in our nation because it touches on the deepest aspirations of our people that is security, fairness and dignity.

[00:35:27]That is why from the very beginning my administration was determined to deal with this matter decisively and conclusively.

[00:35:40]When we came into office, we made a commitment that we would confront difficult issues honestly and decisively.

[00:35:52]We committed ourselves to resolving historical learning justices and restoring dignity to citizens who have waited for justice for far too long.

[00:36:08]Since August 2022, we have treated land reforms as a cornerstone of our national transformation.

[00:36:17]Across the country we have so far issued 1.5 million titles of which 381,000 have been delivered here in the coastal region alone accounting for 25% of all title deeds issued nationally. Ladies and gentlemen, this is neither merely an administrative undertaking, nor is it about statistics on paper. It is about restoring justice to communities that have waited for far too long and transforming lives through dignity, ownership and economic activity.

[00:37:04]Behind every title deed is a family whose future is rooted in ownership, security and hope. Behind every title is a farmer who knows the land, invests confidently and reaps the rewards of hard work.

[00:37:26]Behind every title deed is a community freed from fear and the fear of displacement with a dignity and confidence to build a better future.

[00:37:42]And today as I begin my tour working tour of the coastal region we take another important step in this journey of justice and transformation.

[00:37:56]restoring ownership, saving guarding dignity and unlocking new opportunities for families and communities to build a better future. I am happy to announce that we shall be issuing an additional 33,025 title deeds in Mombasa, Kilifi, Kwale, Tana River and Taita Taveta and Lamu Counties. Specifically we shall be issuing titles in Kilifi Weru Ranch Mwele Kimakeni Msabaha Kazandani Wachu Kodentu and the Ronge Ju Registration Unit for many communities this moment carries deep significance take the case of Rongeju in Taita Taveta established in 1969 N families have been waiting for nearly 60 years for formal recognition and ownership.

[00:39:06]I don't know which side you are on. I don't know if you're on the one-term side or the two- term side. But I would really like to know which side you are on? Are you on the one term or two term side depending on what you know about President William Ruto and his promises that never end and his promises that never come true? I don't know which side you are on, but for my love, I really want to know here in the comment section, you can type one term but also with more details why you decide to say that you are a loser and why you decide to say that you are a loser but many Kenyans are pleading with President Ruto that enough promises are enough, please do something else. These promises are enough if you want votes, we know. You know, someone like President William Ruto is not someone I think is campaigning right now because Kenyans know that he desires and wants to be reelected.

[00:40:06]And the only thing they would use to get him reelected is to work for the people and fulfill the promises he made when he won.

[00:40:18]So I don't know what is going to happen maybe after tomorrow and the day after tomorrow, those days when President William Ruto will be making his visit to Mombasa, but then you know that even the Edwin Sifuna brothers will still be planning a rally to return to Mombasa and we will see the difference. We will compare what will happen when the Edwin Sifuna brothers and Linda Mwananchi go to Mombasa and what will happen now that President William Ruto is there. Because even the pictures that you see now, they had to go out on the streets and walk along the roads and gather people. But at the meeting he had at the forum that was held in Nyali, many people who had been supporting ODM boycotted it. And right now the person who will be blamed for all this is Rigard Gashagwa and it will be said that he used Nyali MP Mohaji Chopevu to prevent citizens from attending President William Ruto's rally.

[00:41:20]You know I look at it as such a big missile to President William Ruto and this is something that hit him right in front of him when he saw it with his own eyes. So I don't know how he is going to convince the people of Kenya that maybe it was abrapped maybe it was not planned and then what I can say is that it is the luck of the people of Mombasa for those who will receive the title deeds we are not sure if they will all receive them because you know there are some people who will be told that these title deeds exist but they will not see them and there are those who will see them you know there is also discrimination but all these people who will miss them and it has been announced that they will come back to complain where they know if they complain it will reach Ruto and where is he in the opposition so they must be very careful because the only thing that could take President William Ruto back to Mombasa is to issue these title deeds there is nothing else big that maybe he would have done what is it there is nothing else. So that was the only escape. That was the only thing he would use to get back there.

[00:42:33]And remember this is something that happens after three good years.

[00:42:40]So, the question is, when will he fulfill these and other promises he has made today?

[00:42:46]Ladies and gentlemen, the big question I leave you with today is that after three good years, President William Ruto has delivered the title deals that Mwahaji Chopevu fought for so that the people of Mombasa would not live like a squalor.

[00:43:03]That is after three good years, but when will he fulfill these promises he made today?

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