A 28-year-old Lawyer, Morara Kebaso, who has made it his mission to expose the rot in President Rutos's government regarding development, revealed that kenyans financially support his efforts and travels across the country.
During an appearance on Citizen TV's JKLive Show, he said he has received monetary contributions via M-Pesa from Kenyans locally and abroad.
These funds have been crucial in helping him fuel his car and pay for his research assistant, enabling him to continue his commentary work.
Kebaso stated that the support he receives from well-wishers is a testament to their encouragement to remain committed to his mission. He emphasized that as long as he stays focused, the people of Kenya are committed to ensuring he has the resources to continue his work.
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Kebaso also mentioned that his commentary often highlights that many of President Ruto’s projects are either stalled or never started, positioning himself as a watchdog to keep the government accountable.
Despite the risks associated with his activism, including alleged threats and being followed by vehicles with unidentified number plates, Kebaso expressed that he remains undeterred. He acknowledged the dangers but stated that worrying too much could prevent him from fulfilling his mission.
Kebaso reiterated the importance of his work in holding the government accountable, noting that he refuses to be intimidated or distracted by potential threats.
