- Yvonne Okwara questioned the leaders about the promise of a pancake machine that has not been fulfilled amid the heavy floods
- Governor Johnson Sakaja faced scrutiny over the lack of rescue resources and his delay in responding to the flood crisis
- Public opinion showed a mismatch between political promises and actual progress in disaster management in Nairobi
Following the floods that caused damage in Nairobi, Yvonne Okwara He has asked the leaders about the location of the machine that was supposed to make one million pancakes every day.
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In March 2025, President William Ruto promised to install a machine capable of making one million pancakes a day to support the county’s feeding program, a promise that has yet to be fulfilled.
The journalist revives the promise, saying that it would be a help in difficult times like these when children and mothers are stuck in flood waters and are hungry.
What did Yvonne Okwara say about the pancake machine?
In her segment on the News Gang on Friday, March 13, Yvonne brought it up.
Governor Johnson he joined the news section briefly over the phone, and Yvonne took the opportunity to urge him to get the truth.
“By the way, where is that machine that makes a million pancakes a day? Could it be the one used when people were caught in traffic with their children, cold, hungry, and thirsty? Where was that machine?”
He also wondered if the county had a boat.
“Where it said the boats were, in some areas, I don’t know how many there are. This is where the leader would say, I have five boats and I sent one here, two there, and three there.”
Yvonne also brought up the mystery of the green army that she mentioned was involved in the rescue operations, asking how their staff could have missed their involvement during the defense.
While the governor was looking for answers, Kenyans were touched by the stark reality of the difference between promises and implementation.
Sakaja, in an attempt to explain the city’s challenges, referred to previous floods that the city had faced, saying that this was not a new problem. He added that even he, at times, was stuck in traffic.
Yvonne told the governor that the issue was not about her but about the development of Nairobi.
What did Kenyans say to Yvonne Okwara?
Kenyans had this to say:
Maqrein:
“Okwara don’t you know a joke?”
Cleolefty:
“By the way, let’s ask all these questions. And you should all register as voters.”
Lucilleoch:
“Governor Sakaja doesn’t seem to understand the demands of his job.”
What did Rashid Abdalla say about the second wife?
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Elsewhere, television presenters Lulu Hassan and Rashid Abdallah clashed during a heated debate about men marrying second wives.
Lulu opposed the idea, while Rashid said that men have the right to find a second wife.
Their dialogue, which touched on cultural attitudes, evoked strong reactions from the audience.
The guest’s comment about men losing confidence touched Rashid, while Lulu questioned the importance of a second wife, prompting a clear response from her husband. Public opinion was divided, with many taking part in the debate.
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