Morara Kebaso, a businessman come politician has been making waves online since the massive youths protests. He formed a group that he called Vampire diaries which he used to expose stalled government projects.
Throughout his quest to bring good leadership. Kenyans contributed money for his fuel. They even bought a car for him so that he can move freely to any part of the country. Well, Kenyans were left talking after he publicly rejected donations over one reason.
Well it all started when Morara accused some Kenyans for failing to hit the streets during protests but are focused on sharing photos and laughing at those attacked by police officers.
It was during this time that one individual offered to fuel the car for Kebaso in preparation for Monday protests. However, Morara rejected claiming that the car was taken by Police officers hence he does not need money to fuel it at the moment.
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“On the issue of abductions, leo nataka niseme initoke. Most of you tweet alot about how we should go to the streets, but on that day only a handful of us actually show up. Some of you enjoy the way police beat up and teargas protestors from the comfort of your bedrooms and offices. Some of you are so daring you even have sex on that day. How dare you? Its abominable even in the bible to have sex on a day of battle. I was in town last week even though the DCI marked me the moment i entered the CBD, i was able to move around and see how some of you were enjoying yourselves as others are teargassed and beaten. You were completely unbothered. Infact it was entertainment for you. In restaurants you were eating big meat. To you, the protests are an inconvenience.” Posted Morara Kebaso.
Some of you are so vocal about ‘paid activism.’ You call @bonifacemwangi @Honeyfarsafi @OkiyaOmtatah @Mabonga_254 @okayojoshua and many others PAID ACTIVISTS. Yet they are fighting for you. If indeed they are paid to go to the streets as some of you say, don’t you think that invoice should come to you for settlement? Some of these people are well known to me, most have become poor fighting for Kenyans. Some have lost their jobs and spent their little savings to do this. But you are always insulting them for turning up. I am not an activist, therefore forgive me if i dont think or act like one. I am a politician. I represent a new way of doing politics with integrity, without corruption and funded by the public rather than vested interest or stolen money. Please stop lying to others that you are fighting for the same thing yet you never show up in the streets with them. “Added Morara Kebaso.
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