In Summary
- King Kaka directs ‘Wajinga Nyinyi’ at president Ruto, Salasya and KJ.
- King Kaka has pleaded with the government to make life bearable for Kenyans.
- Earlier today, demonstrations were held in Nairobi over the Finance Bill which left several protesters arrested.
Rapper and entrepreneur King Kaka has directed his four year old controversial spoken word ‘Wajinga Nyinyi’ at president Ruto, Mumias East Mp, Peter Salasya and his Dagoretti South counterpart, John Kiarie over the Finance Bill.
King Kaka further wondered the kind of stories Chipukeezy normally holds with the head of state.
Taking to his Instagram, King Kaka shared part of the evergreen narration which still resonates well with the common mwananchi.
The storyline delves on the lives of downtrodden Kenyans thanks to bad governance.
From high cost of living, wanton corruption to high taxation, King Kaka boldly pointed them out.
“Hapo parliament kwani mna shida gani si mtuibie kiplani, mmetumwa shetani gani najob ziko wapi swali ni ukweli lazima uretire ndio upate job so inamaanisha lazima kwanza nipate job” he raps partly.
While captioning the post, the Kaka Empire boss tagged the head of state and the two youthful parliamentarians.
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Also not left behind was Chipukeezy, a known president’s confidant whom he questioned his sanity.
“Hapo Parliament mko na shida gani? @peter_salasya talk to your friends @kj4dago mnatufanya aje? @williamsamoeiruto kunaenda aje? @chipukeezy kwani nyinyi uongea nini hapo? he wrote partly.
Life Is Unbearable
King Kaka further reminded the elected leaders that they ascended to office with their only mandate being changing the lives of their people.
However, he noted that that is not the case while ruing the high cost of living making life unbearable for many.
While summing up, he affirmed that no one has ever been buried with money.
“This life is not a joke and you people are not making it easy for us. You were elected to make it easy not hard. Wakenya wanateseka. At the end of the day just know watu hawazikwi na pesa” he summed up.
Earlier today, demonstrations were held in Nairobi over the Finance Bill which left several protesters arrested.
A journalist covering the mayhem also tasted the police’s wrath when he was bundled into a police Land Rover and later tossed out of the moving monster.
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The government has since yielded to the pressure with several amendments made.
