🇰🇪 Is Fred Matiang’i the President Kenya Deserves in 2027?

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May 3, 2025

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Jeremiah Kioni Speaks Unfiltered on Thee Alfa House

Can Kenya be saved from economic collapse, rising authoritarianism, and political betrayal? In a gripping 2-hour conversation on Thee Alfa House, Jubilee Secretary General Jeremiah Kioni opens up about why he believes Dr. Fred Matiang’i is the only leader capable of turning Kenya around in 2027.

Hosted by Sarah Mwangi, this no-holds-barred interview dives deep into the failures of current leadership, the urgency of youth inclusion in national decision-making, and why “leadership is not given — it is taken.”

🎯 What You’ll Learn in the Interview:

✅ Matiang’i’s Strengths: The Track Record That Speaks for Itself

From education reform to cabinet discipline, Kioni shares why Fred Matiang’i’s performance under Uhuru Kenyatta proves he can lead the nation — and even outperform past presidents like Kibaki and Uhuru.

⚖️ The Ghosts of Police Brutality: Can Matiang’i Be Trusted?

Kioni doesn’t shy away from the hard questions, including Matiang’i’s role in state violence during his time as CS for Interior — but insists the man must be allowed to speak for himself.

💥 Youth Betrayal & Blood Parliament

Kioni calls out today’s political class for betraying Kenya’s youth, enabling corruption, and turning Parliament into what the BBC called “Blood Parliament” after recent police killings. His message? Never forget. Never forgive. But organize.

🧠 Vision for a Third Force

Kenya needs a non-tribal, value-driven third force, says Kioni — not more recycled opposition figures pretending to care. This new force must include youth, women, civil society, and religious leaders who are ready to serve.

🌍 Global Politics & Kenya’s Lost Standing

From foreign policy missteps to alienating investors, Kioni analyzes President Ruto’s diplomatic blunders, Kenya’s confused stance on China vs the West, and why leaders like Ibrahim Traoré are inspiring African youth in ways Kenya’s leadership is failing.