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The revolution has already taken place in the streets. But if you are looking for Molotov coctails and tear gas, beleaguered cops and firebrand radicals, you are bound to miss whats really happening. #EndAbductionsKE#EndFemicideKE#FreeKibetBull#FreeRonnieKiplagat
Dear 2024
Heard you are looking for me. Wish I could explain more but time is not on our side. Know that you're my friend, my only lover. You consume my thoughts. Every day I miss you more, but you need to stop looking. No one can deny what we have, but it's over. Pls move on.
Kenya's President William Ruto has been ranked among the most corrupt politicians in the world by OCCRP in 2024.
This is after receiving over 40,000 public votes for "Person of the Year in Organized Crime & Corruption.
The Pontiac Silverdome, once a grand and impressive stadium located in Detroit, Michigan, has now been demolished. The stadium, originally called the "Pontiac Metropolitan Stadium," was completed in 1975 and was officially renamed the "Silverdome" in 1977 due to the silver appearance of its white roof panels under the sun.
At its peak, the Silverdome was the largest stadium in the NFL, boasting a capacity of 80,311. It served as the home of the Detroit Lions for 27 years, from 1975 to 2002, and also hosted Super Bowl XVI in 1982, when the San Francisco 49ers, led by Joe Montana, won their first championship against the Cincinnati Bengals.
The Silverdome was also the home of the Detroit Pistons from 1978 to 1988. The stadium hosted the NBA All-Star game in 1979 and the NBA Finals in 1988. In 1987, the Silverdome set a record for the largest event ever held there, with a massive 93,173 fans attending the legendary WWF's Wrestlemania III to watch Hulk Hogan face off against Andre The Giant.
Even Pope John Paul II held a mass at the Silverdome in 1987, showcasing the stadium's versatility and importance in the community. However, by 2002, the Detroit Lions had moved to Ford Field in downtown Detroit, and the Silverdome was sold at an auction in 2009 to a private owner for $583,000.
In 2013, a severe winter storm caused significant damage to the Silverdome's inflatable roof, leading to its eventual demolition in 2017. Amazon recently announced plans to develop the site into a distribution center, marking a new chapter in the history of the once-iconic stadium.
Safari Rally...
A Presidential Ride...
Eish!
So, President Ruto, would you do it again?
President @WilliamsRuto" Madness, these guys are professionals. Would I do it again....mmmmmmh...."
Weeh! I can only imagine the Presidential Security, hahaaa.....