- Morara Kebaso announced to get a vehicle to set up a public address system, thereby strengthening his national meetings
- The activist put out a call to graphic designers at X, asking them to come up with ideas for branding and wrapping the car
- Kebaso's drama series 'Vampire Diaries' has continued to hit the internet, thus intensifying his criticism against the government of President William Ruto
- Armed with his new car and public address system, Kebaso said he aims to strengthen his civic education efforts and reach more Kenyans across the country.
Nairobi – Businessman turned activist Morara Kebaso has taken another step in his quest to hold the President's government accountable William Ruto.
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He revealed that he got a luxury car to enhance his public meetings in different parts of the country.
Kebaso has rapidly gained popularity online due to his travels across countries aimed at promoting citizenship education and promoting good governance.
His 'Vampire Diaries' series on social media has become the focus of his criticism of the government, touching many Kenyans.
In recent days, the up-and-coming activist has emphasized the need to have a public address system to reach the citizens effectively.
He appealed to Kenyans earnestly, asking for help in buying a sound system that would amplify his voice and message.
Did Kebaso get the equipment to address the public
In a recent post on X, Kebaso announced that he had successfully secured a vehicle to install the public address system.
Kebaso took the opportunity to engage with his supporters, calling on graphic designers to contribute their skills in decorating the car.
He asked them to come up with ideas for branding and wrapping the car, making it a recognizable symbol of his meetings.
“Graphic Designers it's time for you to do the Lord's Work. We have found a car for the public address system. We need a design to put the brand and wrap it. Let's do it as soon as possible. Please send your ideas in the comments or via DM,” Kebaso wrote.
Hussein Mohamed responds to Kebaso's claims
Other News, spokesperson of the White House Hussein Mohamed He accused Kebaso of misleading Kenyans after claiming that Ruto had re-launched a project that was launched in 2016 by retired president Uhuru Kenyatta.
However, Mohamed did not deny that claim Uhuru Kenyatta launched the project in 2016.
According to him, the project was re-tendered and awarded again in March 2024, and work started in June 2024 and Ruto officially launched the project to fulfill his promise to complete the blocked roads.
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