#WhyAminaLost God Responding to the plea of Kenyan Citizen,Taxpayers hard earned cash used in campaigning for one fellow…SHAME!!!
— Dr.Mohamed Abdallah (@decent505) January 30, 2017
I am all for women empowerment, but even women who aspire to be leaders must have clear vision. This one was clouded mbaya #WhyAminaLost
— Ndanu Mbithi Salome (@Salampard_X) January 30, 2017
#WhyAminaLost Jubilee spent 4.5 Billion in Lobbying for Amina Mohammed's AU post . Doctors are on strike demanding for 8 Billion per year .
— Cyprian, Is Nyakundi (@C_NyaKundiH) January 30, 2017
I think DP Ruto mentioned Raila`s name more times than Amina`s during the shuttle diplomacy confusing the heads of state hence #WhyAminaLost
— Oliver Davies (@OliverDavieson) January 30, 2017
My conclusion from the celebrations about Amina's lose is that Kenyans are fed up with jubilee #WhyAminaLost #AminaDDay
— nyandiga (@nyandiga001) January 30, 2017
The truth is Amina didn't loose the seat,Kenya won and our voices where heard by other African states #AminaDDay #WhyAminaLost
— Emmanuel (@clifordo) January 30, 2017
I think DP Ruto mentioned Raila`s name more times than Amina`s during the shuttle diplomacy confusing the heads of state hence #WhyAminaLost
— Oliver Davies (@OliverDavieson) January 30, 2017
#WhyAminaLost Corrupt Kenytta had bad agenda to misuse Amina Mohamed after he loses 2017 elections and being an advocate of ICC withdrawal
— NAIROBI POLITICIAN (@ItsSigar) January 30, 2017
#WhyAminaLost AU Commission Chairperson…. Thitimaaaaaa! #AminaDDay.
— O S I A N Y® (@DavidOsiany) January 30, 2017
Following Amina's loss at the AU, the Govt has declared three days of National Mourning. We are one #AminaDDay #whyaminalost
— RUTO (@WilliamssRutto) January 30, 2017
No amount of #EUROBOND could Bribe All AU members, Accept and Move On #WhyAminaLost #AminaDDay #AminaUnfit4AU http://pic.twitter.com/Xh5qaQmair
— Charles Mark Dienya (@MarkDienya) January 30, 2017
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