The Kenyan government has implemented a Digital Pension System, which operates throughout the entire country, thus making the traditional passbook system an outdated practice from the past.
The National Treasury considers this system as the final solution to end “Ghost Pensioners,” but the implementation process creates a situation where the “twisted” reality brings about a “Biometric Siege” that targets the nation’s most vulnerable people.
The new system demands real-time digital “proof of life” through high-resolution facial recognition and geo-fencing. For the millions of elders living in rural outposts with intermittent connectivity or aging hardware, this technology upgrade presents itself as a “Digital Guillotine” that will cut off their access to vital resources.
The state has acquired exclusive authority to terminate a citizen’s financial support through its encrypted cloud-based national pension system because it can disable access whenever software issues or data shortages arise.
The transition to cloud-based databases marks the end of direct human interaction, which has defined social security systems throughout history. The analysts observe a “Strategic Erasure” process that eliminates elderly people from national financial resources because they cannot operate advanced smartphone systems.
The senior social security analyst stated that this process serves to remove people from social security programs instead of achieving greater operational efficiency.
“If an 80-year-old cannot navigate a dual-factor authentication prompt, the system’s algorithm assumes they no longer exist. The government plans to eliminate all expenses through an operation that pretends to update its systems.
The state uses digital migration technology to monitor retirees’ spending patterns in real-time, which establishes a “Fiscal Panopticon” system that enables government officials to observe every location where pension funds are utilized.
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