Kenyans United Front: Uhuru’s House Levy Sparks More Anger as Kenyans Plan to Hit the Streets Gain Momentum

Even as the court suspends the Housing Levy that was supposed to be in force starting this end month, Kenyan have already decided that enough is enough.

A social movement made up of people in the social media space have started a campaign to have Kenyans hit the streets to protest the housing levy, rising cost of living amid tax increase, and above all mismanagement and corruption by the government.

A hashtag on Twitter #KenyansUnitedFront, started by blogger Abraham Mutai, seeks to get the thoughts of wananchi on that.

This is HOW #KenyansUnitedFront Mobilization will work! FOLLOW back each other. Follow @ItsMutai. share this tweet to get as many KENYANS as possible on board. One step at a time. Steps:
1. Online mobilization/organization
2. Hitting the streets.

We must be sure to have numbers

— Lord Abraham Mutai (@ItsMutai) April 17, 2019

Suggestions range from boycotting payment of taxes, conducting sit ins, in various places to disrupt government business.

No other time have Kenyans been more united in a course, that has no political party representation than in this idea which is being now mooted.

The anger has been growing over time and it is only a matter of time before moves against the regime are made.The Jubilee regime seem unable to confront the ills of this country, to make maters worse they were joined by opposition and this has left a gap in who keeps the government in check.

The new Kenyans United Front if it succeeds then, it would truly be a movement of the people.

This idea has been well as a good number of Kenyans pledge their support;

Let's not just talk on social media. Let's set a date and congregate in Uhuru Park and demand reforms in this nation. #KenyansUnitedFront #resisthousingfundlevy pic.twitter.com/xcTODw4uLH

— Brian Ambia (@BrianAmbia) April 17, 2019

No. 2 my brother is the answer… We all saw Algeria then came Sudan. Time has come for #WeNeedToRise

— paul rugendo (@PaulRugendo) April 17, 2019

Set a date na mm nimejitolea ntakuja n the venue aaaaaaki n we will be wearing a white ribbon

— Mzalendo Bonface (@MzalendoBonface) April 17, 2019

if only we could get angry & have a yellow vest like movement , every thursday & friday , but we r better behind our keyboards, time is coming though ,it might not be us but the rate our country is going to dogs is alarming , the generation coming will have nothing to care of

— Rafael Kinyili (@rafael_kinyili) April 17, 2019

I see liberation coming in KENYA

Lets follow each other and make a united warriors #KenyansUnitedFront pic.twitter.com/YA5BHi1Rl6

— Michael Kimingichi™ (@m_kimingichi) April 17, 2019

Step one done, waiting army to all get on board. We want to make this nation great again. Start all over again

— Felix Bett (@felixbett5) April 17, 2019

If @ItsMutai is the one leading this 'revolution' then rest assured he is working towards a huge payday. Once the nuisance value has peaked he will receive his payment and literally laugh all the way to the bank. He has done it before #KenyansUnitedFront #ResistHousingFundLevy

— Trevor Holden (@Trevygunz) April 17, 2019

Kenyans will never forget this resounding phrase of mockery by President Uhuru Kenyatta and his Deputy William Ruto.
"Tunakula Nyama, mezeni Mate"
Particularly in the wake of hunger impeding draught.#KenyansUnitedFront @ItsMutai

— TrevorKE™🇰🇪🇺🇸 (@trevorsyoxxx) April 17, 2019

Ready for change. We trusted hyenas with our babies, they have eaten most of them, and they continue to demand more. #ResistHousingFundLevy#KenyansUnitedFront

— Mimi Muniu (@mimi_muniu) April 17, 2019

#KenyansUnitedFront we are either for it or Perish and rot with problems!

Clarion call by @ItsMutai is timely, Kieleweke or Tangatanga will not address our challenges.

We Lost Parliament that should have been our representation, Very sad!!!

President invited our Action!!

— R K DAVID (@RKDAVID1) April 17, 2019