In the fiery heat of Kenya’s 2024 Gen Z revolution, a movement that jolted the rotting foundations of the nation’s political elite, one figure slithers into the spotlight with nauseating predictability: Boniface Mwangi. To the naive, Mwangi’s crocodile tears, staged protests, and media-orchestrated sob stories paint him as a martyr for justice. But to those with a shred of discernment, he’s a grotesque caricature of activism, a slick, establishment-funded conman masquerading as a revolutionary, hell-bent on derailing the raw, unfiltered power of Kenya’s youth. This isn’t conjecture; it’s a damning indictment backed by a trail of duplicity, media collusion, and unanswered questions that no amount of emotional blackmail from Mwangi and his githeri media puppets can bury. The real crime? The fervor they muster for their own self-aggrandizement vanishes when other activists face the same perils, exposing their selective outrage as a hollow, self-serving sham.
The Gen Z Revolution: A People’s Defiance
June 25, 2024, stands as a blazing milestone in Kenya’s history. Fueled by rage against the oppressive Finance Bill 2024, young Kenyans stormed the streets, their collective fury shaking State House to its core. This wasn’t a mere protest; it was a rebellion, a leaderless uprising of a generation fed up with corruption, betrayal, and the suffocating grip of political dinosaurs. The victories were undeniable: politicians, once smug in their untouchability, now cower before the relentless scrutiny of social media; public figures, from musicians to clergy, snubbed government spectacles like the 2024 Madaraka Day in Homa Bay, where not a single artist dared perform. Even religious leaders, like the American pastor flown in for Ruto’s National Prayer Breakfast, filled the void left by local defections. These were the people’s triumphs, hard-won and fiercely guarded.
Yet, slinking through this wave of empowerment is Boniface Mwangi, a self-anointed “activist” whose every move reeks of betrayal. Far from a saint, Mwangi is a venomous pawn of the establishment, a commercial activist whose theatrics are designed to fracture the Gen Z movement’s unity and snuff out its fire. His accomplices? A cabal of corrupt, githeri media hacks, Linus Kaikai, Larry Madowo, Sam Gituku, who amplify his nonsense while ignoring the blood of true martyrs.
Mwangi’s Treacherous Playbook: Sabotage and Sideshows
Rewind to June 25, 2024, a day seared into Kenya’s soul. As Gen Z flooded Nairobi’s Central Business District (CBD) to demand justice, Mwangi, the supposed champion, was nowhere to be found rallying the troops. Instead, posts on X and eyewitness accounts expose him as a snake, urging protesters to scatter from the CBD under the flimsy guise of “safety.” Kenyans didn’t buy it, X posts reveal he was slapped with the label “traitor” for this gutless move. Why would a so-called activist push for retreat at the movement’s peak?
The answer is chilling. As protesters dispersed, they walked into a slaughter. The Kenya National Commission on Human Rights reports over 60 deaths during the protests, with hundreds missing, some dismembered, dumped in Kware quarry, or incinerated in Kahawa Barracks. This wasn’t chaos; it was a calculated genocide, enabled by Mwangi’s cowardly call to abandon the CBD, leaving protesters exposed to police raids and Safaricom’s convenient “disconnections.” His actions weren’t just negligent, they were complicit.
But Mwangi’s treachery doesn’t stop there. His career is a circus of high-profile stunts meant to drown out the revolution’s pulse. Take his 2025 Tanzania escapade, a shameless publicity stunt where he posed as a liberator while lounging in a five-star hotel, as X posts gleefully exposed. Covered wall-to-wall by Citizen TV and Nation Media, this farce was sold as solidarity, but it stank of distraction. Who funded this lavish jaunt? X users point to Tony Gachoka, a shady tycoon tied to Ruto’s regime, and whispers of Ministry of Interior cash. Mwangi’s not fighting for Kenya; he’s a hired performer, staging dramas to keep the masses off-balance.
Githeri Media: The Propaganda Arm of a Fraud
Mwangi’s ability to hog headlines isn’t luck, it’s a rigged game. Mainstream media, those githeri-chomping vultures, Citizen TV, Nation Media, Standard Group, shower him with coverage that drowns out the cries of Githurai and Rongai, where young Kenyans were butchered. Linus Kaikai, with his sanctimonious drivel, Larry Madowo, peddling CNN’s glossy lies, and Sam Gituku, Citizen TV’s obedient mouthpiece, churn out Mwangi’s sob stories while ignoring the dismembered bodies piling up in morgues. Why does Mwangi’s fake martyrdom, complete with staged arrests and crocodile-tear press conferences, get more airtime than the families of the slain?
The answer is collusion. These journalists aren’t reporters; they’re paid propagandists, complicit in a scheme to crown Mwangi the face of a movement he never led. X data exposes his late entry: his first Finance Bill tweet was June 10, 2024, weeks after grassroots activists had ignited the fire. Hanifa Safi, another establishment darling, didn’t chime in until June 16. They weren’t leaders, they were plants, foisted by Al Jazeera’s Gadara and CNN’s Madowo to hijack a leaderless revolution. The BBC’s 2024 documentary, slammed on X as a “sham,” zoomed in on blood and gore, ignoring the movement’s victories to scare Kenyans off the streets. Mwangi, with his manufactured “ordeals,” is the star of this fear-mongering script, a puppet dancing to the tune of his paymasters.
Worse, the gusto these frauds muster for Mwangi’s plights, his Tanzania “exile,” his “arrests”, is conspicuously absent when other activists face real danger. Where was Kaikai’s outrage when grassroots organizers were abducted? Where was Madowo’s CNN spotlight when families searched for their missing children? Where was Gituku’s tearful coverage for the Githurai dead? The silence is deafening, proof that their solidarity is a paid performance, reserved for establishment darlings like Mwangi while true heroes are left to rot.
The Establishment’s Lapdog: A Legacy of Sellout
Kenya’s Gen Z revolution laid bare a brutal truth: the judiciary, opposition, NGOs, every pillar of democracy, has been bought by the likes of William Ruto and Raila Odinga, two sides of the same corrupt coin. Mwangi, with his anti-establishment posturing, is no rebel; he’s a lapdog, yapping for scraps from the same table. X posts point to ties with foreign puppeteers like George Soros and Bill Gates, alongside local cronies like Tony Gachoka and the Ministry of Interior. His lifestyle, Brookhouse fees for his kids, business-class flights, screams sellout, a far cry from the struggling activists he claims to represent.
His Tanzania stunt is a masterclass in distraction. While Kenyans fought Ruto’s tyranny, Mwangi trolled Tanzania’s Samia Suluhu, a sideshow amplified by his githeri media allies. As one X user snapped, “Who sent Mwangi to Tanzania? Nobody. He went with media in tow to stage a circus.” This wasn’t activism, it was sabotage, a deliberate attempt to shift focus from Kenya’s gains, like the boycott of Ruto’s events or the fear now gripping politicians.
A Call to the Fence-Sitter: See Through the Sham
To those still seduced by Mwangi’s saintly facade, wake up. True activism doesn’t thrive on paid influencers, tearful TV stunts, or five-star hotel “revolutions.” It doesn’t ditch the fight at critical moments or hog the spotlight while Githurai’s dead lie forgotten. The Gen Z revolution was a leaderless, unstoppable force, and Mwangi’s desperate bid to hijack it, propped up by Kaikai, Madowo, Gituku, and their ilk, is a betrayal of everything it stood for.
The evidence is undeniable: Mwangi’s CBD dispersal call aligned with a massacre; his Tanzania farce and media sob stories buried the real victims; his late Finance Bill engagement and shady funding scream establishment plant. Meanwhile, the passion he and his githeri media cronies pour into his “plight” is nowhere to be found for other activists facing abductions, raids, or death. This selective empathy is a slap in the face to every Kenyan who bled for change.
Kenyans, you’ve tasted power. You’ve made politicians quake and institutions bend. Don’t let Mwangi’s charade, or the emotional blackmail of his corrupt media enablers, Kaikai, Madowo, Gituku, dim your fire.
The revolution is yours, not the property of a sellout activist or his propaganda machine. Question every lie. Demand answers for every hole in their stories. And fight for a Kenya that honors the sacrifices of the fallen, not the crocodile tears of those who profit from their graves.
VIDEO: THE BONIFACE MWANGI SHIT-SHOW
https://youtu.be/FcHPNdgfWB8?si=LzepCGY5L6jJPK9e
