It seems like every kenyan is now feeling the burden that the national government, led by William Ruto has been putting on them. The Kenya Kwanza regime has been criticized by almost everyone, to an extent that even celebrities have decided to do some of their artwork criticizing the government.
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Khaligraph Jones is among the celebrities ,who have several times, included government in his songs, as he try to pass the message across to kenyans, on how things have changed since the Kenya Kwanza regime took over.
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In one of his songs , Khaligraph mocked the bottom up model, by telling kenyans ,who would have known that the bottom up model could have been a scam. ‘ Nani angejua bottom up itawaramba’ that is a line from Khaligraph Jones song.
As soon as the government announced the increase in passport fee registration, which was raised from . Ksh.4500 to Ksh.75,00 , and the ID registration fee which was raised from ksh.100 to Ksh.1000 . Khaligraph Jones decided a snippet of his song, and the lyrics were targeting the government oppression.
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The lyrics were hitting out at the government for squeezing Kenyans. ” Serikali nayo inatufinya makende”, meaning the government is squeezing kenyans balls. This is a slung for oppressing people. Khaligraph is among the few artist, who are always fearless, and are always ready to speak for Kenyans.
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