This web forum, titled "County Governments – KENYA WANTAMNOTAM MOVEMENT(KWM) Forum," primarily serves as a platform for discussion and advocacy concerning governance in Kenya. It highlights the responsibilities of county governments as outlined in the Constitution of Kenya (2010), detailing their roles in service delivery, infrastructure, agriculture, education, trade, pollution control, culture, disaster management, and public licensing. The forum encourages citizens to hold local officials accountable for issues directly impacting their daily lives, rather than solely focusing on the national government. Additionally, it features recent posts and comments on current political events and concerns within Kenya, emphasizing the movement's call for accountability and change.

-https://www.wantamnotam.com/community/

The Kenya Wantamnotam Movement (KWM) is presented as a forceful political forum, directly addressing current and future Kenyan leaders with a clear warning: heed the populace or face removal through votes. This digital platform outlines the comprehensive roles of Kenya's national government, drawing upon the 2010 Constitution, detailing its vast responsibilities from foreign affairs and national security to economic policy, education, health, and law enforcement. Beyond defining governmental functions, the KWM forum actively engages in critical discussions and accusations against current political figures and their alleged misconduct, as seen in their recent posts criticizing leaders' actions and perceived hypocrisy. The movement positions itself as a catalyst for change, urging Kenyans to join and utilize their voting power to ensure accountable leadership.-https://www.wantamnotam.com/community/

STOP Blaming Nairobi — Here’s What YOUR County Government Should’ve Fixed YEARS Ago

Why is your road still a swamp when it rains?

What happened to the ECDE centres that were promised five budgets ago?

How much money has your governor allocated to health centres since 2013 — and where’s the new dispensary?

Kenya's 47 counties were not handed power just to parade flags and hold roadshows. They were tasked with handling the day-to-day — the basics: water, roads, clinics, nurseries, markets, licenses, garbage, and more. If those are broken, your county failed. Not Nairobi. Not the president. Your governor. Your MCA.

-https://www.wantamnotam.com/community/

Where Are You, President Ruto? When Will You Take Responsibility for Kenya’s Crisis?

The streets of Kenya are suffocating. It’s a crisis you can’t ignore. You know it. I know it. Everyone knows it. The burning question on every Kenyan’s mind is simple: Where are you? Why are you absent during this critical time when your leadership is needed more than ever? Can we even call what you’re doing leadership, or is it just a never-ending series of mistakes followed by a chilling silence? How many more Kenyans need to suffer before you take action?

-https://www.wantamnotam.com/where-are-you-president-ruto-when-will-you-take-responsibility-for-kenyas-crisis/https://www.wantamnotam.com/where-are-you-president-ruto-when-will-you-take-responsibility-for-kenyas-crisis/

What Kind of President Tells Security Forces to Shoot Youth? It’s Time for a Change

What kind of president issues orders to shoot youth—but not kill them? “Shoot them in the legs, let them bleed, send them to the hospital, and then let them await trial.” These chilling words are not from a leader; they’re from a rogue. A bandit president, someone who has no regard for human life or dignity. If it was your son or daughter, would you still speak like this? Would you still be indifferent if these lives were close to you? It’s a chilling reality when the leader of a nation dehumanizes its youth—your youth.

Imagine a president who, instead of steering the country toward peace and prosperity, directs violence at its most vulnerable members. What kind of man says, “shoot them, but don’t kill them”? Would a truly caring president issue such orders? Would someone who has the nation’s best interest at heart send armed forces to maim unarmed youth, leaving them to bleed on the streets, while the world watches?

This is the reality under the current administration. A president who should be safeguarding the rights of every Kenyan, regardless of their background, has instead become a perpetrator of violence against his own people. He has chosen to harm rather than protect. What kind of a person tells security officers to shoot unarmed youth, simply for protesting their government? How can you, as a Kenyan citizen, trust a leader who orders his forces to inflict pain and suffering on innocent people? His actions speak volumes about his disdain for the very people he swore to protect.

-https://www.wantamnotam.com/what-kind-of-president-tells-security-forces-to-shoot-youth-its-time-for-a-change/

Why Moses Kuria’s Resignation is a Deceptive Political Maneuver — Gen Z, Don’t Fall for It!

Moses Kuria’s recent resignation has stirred up waves of conversation. On the surface, it might seem like the act of a man with principles, someone stepping down for the greater good of the country. But let’s be real — don’t be fooled. This is not a moral decision. It’s a carefully crafted performance, a political move designed to gain your trust, Gen Z. And you should see it for what it is: a façade. What you’re witnessing here is nothing more than the same old game being played by a man who’s spent years climbing the political ladder at the expense of the people.

A Calculated Deception

The timing of Moses Kuria’s resignation raises serious questions. Why now? What changed? If you believe that Kuria is stepping down to make room for the youth, think again. His entire career has been built on opportunism. This isn’t about him making way for the next generation. It’s about him rebranding himself in a bid to stay relevant. After all, you don’t need a degree in political strategy to see that Kuria is a man who’s always been on the lookout for where the power lies, shifting alliances as it suits him.

You’ve seen this story before: the same tired script used by many politicians. The resignations, the promises of change, the claims of fighting for the youth. But what do they really do? They only play the system for their personal gain. And now, Kuria is trying to sell himself as the voice of the next generation. Don’t let this political theatrics fool you. Gen Z isn’t falling for the same tricks anymore.

-https://www.wantamnotam.com/why-moses-kurias-resignation-is-a-deceptive-political-maneuver-gen-z-dont-fall-for-it/

Ruto’s Hypocrisy: Why His KSh 1.2B Church Is a Monument to Corruption

Ruto’s transformation from “Mr. Kasongo” to “Bishop Kasongo” is not just a rebranding—it’s a masterclass in deceit and moral decay. Once a man who loudly denounced corruption, Ruto now wears the white collar of faith as a disguise, attempting to absolve himself from the scandals that have plagued his leadership. But what’s behind this dramatic shift? A leader who once claimed to fight corruption now seems to embrace it, turning the State House into his personal playground for graft and excess.

-https://www.wantamnotam.com/rutos-hypocrisy-why-his-ksh-1-2b-church-is-a-monument-to-corruption/

Why Gachagua Must Not Run for President in 2027

Gachagua, don’t run. Not in 2027. Not ever.

Kenya doesn’t need another recycled candidate shouting tired slogans into microphones. What it needs is a radical shift—someone willing to step aside, not step up. Someone who understands that the future isn’t in State House. It’s on the streets. On TikTok. In campuses. In informal settlements. And in the voices of a generation that’s done being lied to.

You’re not being silenced, Gachagua. You’re being offered a legacy. You don’t become a national hero by chasing power. You earn respect by walking away when it matters most—and building something that lasts longer than convoy sirens and campaign posters.

Kenya doesn’t need another tribal kingpin or billionaire-backed candidate. Kenya needs mentorship. Courage. Training camps, not barazas. Strategy sessions under mango trees, not speeches in five-star hotels.

This Is Not Exile. This Is an Upgrade.

-https://www.wantamnotam.com/bold-letter-to-former-vp-gachagua/