The problem is that you've been burying your head in the sand.
Listening to that lady and the happenings of last week weh ata kama ni coincidence
Here is the translation
"...We are asking our Parents, a day will come when your children ask you for money to get into Nairobi...
Please do not deny them.
Give them that fare, because we are planning to make sure that Zakayo steps down.
Most of you are talking of 5yrs, we are not talking 5yrs we are talking of him stepping down long before his term is over - unlike you, we are not going to entertain any conversation with him.
We are preparing a day of reckoning and on that day we shall call you all to Nairobi and we shall not leave that City until Zakayo steps down from office...."
There is a place she talks of "
MUTHENYA WA NGUU NIUROKA..."
It means Siku ya kuni ina kuja!
In kikuyu on the day of collecting firewood, no other activity is planned...
Its a proverb that is akin to a War cry where people are basically being called out to war.
She then proceeds to a tribal call :
"...KIKUYUS don't be scared for anything, just be determined to support your children on the the day that they come out...."