Can it be that when we get sick and seek treatment. We are fighting death, so death gets angry it bcomes a fight btn LIFE&DEATH. If death is defeated it goes for a 'good' next person and since they r good they don't fight back and therefore die. 'Bad' pple dn't die cz they badass
I have been an X Premium Plus subscriber since September 2024.
I was verified in June 2021.
I have 2.3 million followers and I would like to share an observation I have noted here on X.
I know this post will be deboosted.
In recent months on X, there have been growing complaints from African users and creators about reduced post visibility and uneven treatment, particularly over the past few months leading up to early 2026.
Africans on X have their posts deboosted and denied visibility.
Probably, it could be algorithmic manipulation that prioritises "nonsensical" or low-value content (like rage bait, low-IQ comics or trivial topics) for African audiences while suppressing more intellectual or substantive discussions from Africans.
Non-Africans' (especially Americans') intellectual content and viral political posts flood African timelines, but the reverse doesn't happen. This is the deprioritization of African creators on X.
A bigger flashpoint has been X's creator monetisation program, where many African creators reported receiving little to no payments in the January 2026 payout cycle despite reporting considerable engagement.
Every hour, I receive 3 or 4 of these OnlyFans slop in my DM yet when my followers DM me, their messages bounce or remain undelivered.
When I asked @X why Africans are being pushed to the bottom of the barrel here on X, I was told,
โข Africans use bots and spam to cheat the algorithm.
โข Africans don't have "interesting" information that generates engagement.
โข Only 1% of Africans on X are verified, therefore, less prioritisation.
I find these excuses to be flimsy and bordering on deprioritization of Africans on X.
X is a global platform, and it should treat Africans the way it treats the rest.
@elonmusk and @nikitabier should look into this.
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๐ฐ๐ช My brothers and sisters, let me bring something to your attention: a project that William Ruto relaunched last year.
And allow me to say this clearly: tunaibiwa.
Just as I promised to expose more rot in government, letโs continue.
The road you see below, Kiambirira- Chepsir Road, was re-launched by Ruto early last year.
But hereโs what they donโt want you to know ๐๐ฝ
This same road was launched by Uhuru Kenyatta in 2019.
It was supposed to be tarmacked, 40 km long.
Today, my team has visited the site.
Only 7 to 8 km are done.
No contractor on site.
The rest is dust, stones, and empty promises.
But whatโs more shocking are the records we found.
This same road has been receiving millions every single year since 2018.
๐ 2019- 80 million allocated and paid
๐ 2020- 20 million
๐ 2021- more millions
๐ 2022- 100+ million
๐ 2023- again, millions
๐ 2024- another 100+ million likely paid
(Iโve attached the snippets in the replies.)
In fact, work commenced in 2021, but by then, over 100 million shillings had already been paid, even before the contract was awarded.
As we speak, over 400 million has gone down the drain.
Yet, thereโs no road, only 7 km done.
Our taxes are being eaten.
Our people are being lied to.
And our leaders are clapping for thieves pretending to work.
Then last weekend, I saw Kindiki in Nakuru blaming "contractors."
Uhuru Kenyatta ate, and now itโs Rutoโs turn.
They truly think all Kenyans are fools.
Let me tell you, in 2027, theyโll probably tarmac 4 more kilometers, call cameras, and have Ruto relaunch it again.
Same road. Same lies. Same headlines.
But this time, we will not be silent.
We will document. We will expose. We will remember.
๐ฐ๐ช Stay awake, Kenyans.
#StayAwakeKenyans
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@RobertAlai He didn't know he has meetings to plan better,Peleka huko hiyo upuzi bana. They are not above the law,the law clearly states the vehicles that are supposed to be given way sio hizi takataka
Is it a kenyan thing or what, I don't understand, why we pay for packing bags in supermarket without complaining but demand them to be given for free after buying from small businesses. Why?