Eliab Otiato, a commentator, criticized politicians for making unrealistic promises about settling squatters on Agricultural Development Corporation (ADC) farms. He emphasized that these farms were established for agricultural research to improve productivity and should not be subdivided.
Philip Juma raised concerns about William Ruto, leader of the Kenya Kwanza Alliance, campaigning under the UDA party ticket. He questioned the consistency of Ruto's rhetoric about KKA's potential policies if elected, given the UDA symbol on his ballot.
Damson Opiyo Onger condemned a 2017 election candidate for causing traffic chaos on the Ahero-Kisumu highway during a rally. The disruption affected commuters and delayed funeral processions, drawing public frustration.
Evans Macharia Mwangi accused private schools of exploiting students from low-income families. He alleged that these institutions recruit high-achieving pupils from public schools, only to abandon them after they excel in the KCPE exam, denying them public sponsorship opportunities.
Nicholas Murithi criticized the noise pollution from election rallies in Murang’a Town, comparing the lack of regulation to a "toothless bulldog." He highlighted the disruption caused by loudspeakers during campaigns, affecting residents and businesses.
"Have a quiet day, won’t you!" echoed as a sarcastic response to the escalating campaign tensions.
