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Rest in power

ODM party led by the leader of Linda tumbo insane and pathetic oburu odinga committed a crime that has never been committed in human history.

The incumbent and incompetent cabinet for ODM party is so pathetic and filled with illiterates from all sorts of faults,the demagogues,the crimping hooligans,infurgitive and ill political illiterates committed a fault they will ever regret.

We are sifunated,we are wisemen,we are more than wise to make the right decision,we the GENZs we will disappoint ODM 🥹,too bad but we have accepted the fact that the spirit of baba lives in Linda mwananchi party,and we believe in them.

Political dwarfs might have contrary opinions but the decision is made,we must change tactics and 2027 is the year of change 🔥,we are ready to reclaim our country from the goons rulling our great nation💪 as the government.

How can you claim you are a leader and you steal relief food meant for the needy? You kill our youths by giving them little tokens to be your goon? You must go down by the setting sun, stupid and crazy regime indeed

during my graduation, the vice chancellor the school provides accomodations for ksh 5,000 per semester.

meanwhile my father who sends 5000 per month for house rent👇👇

Kaba methu's🔥

Argwings Kodhek (1923–1969) was one of Kenya's most influential freedom fighters, lawyers, and politicians. He is remembered for fighting against colonial rule and for defending the rights of Africans during the struggle for independence.

Early Life

Born in 1923 in Kisumu County, Kenya.
He attended local schools before going abroad for further studies.
He became one of the first Kenyan lawyers after studying law in the United Kingdom.

Role in the Independence Struggle

Kodhek joined the fight against British colonial rule and supported African nationalism.
He defended many freedom fighters and political activists in court.
He was a close associate of leaders such as Jomo Kenyatta and Jaramogi Oginga Odinga.

Political Career

After Kenya gained independence in 1963, he became a Member of Parliament.
He served as Minister for Natural Resources and later Minister for Foreign Affairs.
He worked to improve the lives of ordinary Kenyans and promoted national unity.

Death

On 29 January 1969, Argwings Kodhek died in a road accident in Nairobi at the age of 45.
His death shocked the nation because he was regarded as one of Kenya's brightest leaders.

Legacy
A major road in Nairobi, Argwings Kodhek Road, was named in his honour.
He is remembered as a courageous patriot, lawyer, and champion of justice.
Famous quote associated with his life:
"Freedom and justice must belong to all Kenyans." (This summarizes the ideals he fought for, though it is not a verified direct quotation.)
Argwings Kodhek remains one of Kenya's great heroes whose contributions helped shape the country's journey to independence and democracy.

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