Bruce

Aim for progress not perfection

[Bruce @Brucefelix20]

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[Bruce @Brucefelix20]

@HELBpage @HELBpage kindly assit in fixing my loan statement. It doesn’t not match my payments schedule.

[Raskin Oyugi @Raskinoyugi]

Algorithm ikikufikisha hapa just retweet.

We shall never forget the June 25th Moments.😔💔

[I am Chege @_James041]

There's an Uber guy who carried me. His name is Samson. Along the way, Sam asks me," Bro, you are a young man just like me, what do you think about this country?" Then I tell him that first of all, we are being auctioned but people ain't seeing it, and he asks me, "how?" The chat gets deeper.

" Sam, you are being overtaxed to pay debts you never saw, nor benefited from. We are a Ksh 16.7T and we are told that we have a debt of Ksh 12.4T, meaning we are Ksh 4T away from being auctioned. At the same time, our parastatals are being illegally sold, our taxes are being looted and 86% goes to servicing odious debts. Do you know what that means Sam? It means that we are going to be in a country where we are in a debt trap, where we own nothing and don't have money. Sam the colonizers are already establishing military bases. You saw France was given diplomatic immunity?" He nods, while looking at me surprised.

" Sam, William Ruto is auctioning your birthright to the globalists. They are looting everything, creating murderous policies, and imagine you being in a country where your communication company is owned by private individuals. A country where you don't control your oil, where Kenya Pipeline is a private company. We are being put inside a Prison. A prison where if we don't do as they want, they just close the oil valves and shut down your communications and close down your ports because you have no control over them."

I reached where I was going, paid but Sam still didn't want me to leave. He looked at me surprised, hopeless and I could see tears almost coming out of his eyes.

Then Sam asks me, " bro, how can we free ourselves man?"

I tell him, " it's only us who can free ourselves, by uniting against this killer regime, chasing all the crooks away and backing individuals with no criminal records who cannot be blackmailed."

I jumped outside and left. A distance away, I could still see his car still there and his hand on his chin.

Outside here, we have so many people who don't see things the way we see them, and we will ensure two or three Sams are enlightened on daily basis.

Tuko pabaya leo kuliko Jana!

#RutoMustGoNow #DrainTheSwamp

[Bruce @Brucefelix20]

@TheNairobiTimez How legitimate is this?

[Bruce @Brucefelix20]

@trevorsaudi Punguza volume 🫨

[vx-underground @vxunderground]

My positions and pay:

Helpdesk: $10.50/hr
Computer Technician: $11.50/hr
Helpdesk (again): $16/hr
Software Engineer: $42,000/yr
Software Engineer: $65,000/yr
Software Engineer: $90,000/yr
Malware Researcher: $165,000/yr
Malware Researcher: $350,000/yr

My first computer job I was treated like absolute garbage. I had a boss who basically power tripped over me. He would get on my ass over any little thing. I hated my life.

I quit that job. I unironically used places like Craigslist to find a computer repair job at a small place. I liked the place, the people were nice, but pay and work conditions were terrible. I ended up getting laid off.

I then was contacted by a tech recruiter to do another help desk role for a bigger company. I was excited. It was extremely formal. I had to dress all fancy and stuff. But, the hours kind of sucked and they laid me off on Christmas

As is tradition, using GitHub and a tech recruiter, I got a job as a software engineer from my self-taught programming. I was insanely under paid compared to my coworkers who had degrees. I was, as is tradition, laid off.

I was then, as is tradition, used a recruiter to go and work at another place doing programming. They paid me more, but still under paid due to lack of a degree. This place was miserable. They had "crunch time". Sometimes I worked 80 hours a week. I would sleep under my desk at work. I was laid off, as is tradition, right around Christmas

And, as is tradition, a tech recruiter for me another job doing programming. I was paid better. I had my own office. I was profoundly depressed because of how burnt out I was from work. During this job I decided to start a side project for a subject I was extremely passionate about (malware) and made a website called vx-underground.

Then, in a way which breaks tradition, as my passion project got clout and popularity suddenly I was valuable and offered jobs. I got a job doing malware research. They paid me well. I loved the job.

Then, in a way which breaks tradition, another company offered me a job due to my passion project. I didn't want to leave my malware research job because I loved the people and stuff. But then they offered me (what I consider) an absurd amount of money and tons of extra benefits

As far as my passion project (vx-underground), the first three years it didn't really make any money. As it grew in popularity I now have enough to kind of cover bills, pay myself, and people who help me. My wife was happy that this website I decide essentially all my free time too pays me. Last year, after tax, paying people, paying bills, I profited (for myself) $30,000+- from vx-underground.

It took me a LONG time to get paid well and get respected. It sucks but I think it's worth it. However, I don't have a degree and I don't have any certifications.

[Bruce @Brucefelix20]

@trevorsaudi Interesting point on pattern recognition.

[Bruce @Brucefelix20]

@AmrutSexxy @waemaken @ntsa_kenya this number is scamming people with your name. Kindly look into it.

[Bruce @Brucefelix20]

@ntsa_kenya Kindly DM I need assistance.

[Bruce @Brucefelix20]

@ntsa_kenya @kriss_longlylo I'm also getting the same challenge.

[Evan wa Memba @EvanoMemba]

Are we together?
#ShootFirstSir

[Kim🇰🇪 @mckim_ke]

The narrative being pushed agaist kikuyus will never work in this country!

We are all united against Bad Governance ans we know who the enemy is…..

#77sirininumbers

[5 People @_MtuTano]

The fight we are fighting is against bad governance.
Not Kikuyus
Not Luos
Not Luhyas
Not Kalenjins
Not Kambas
Tell a friend to tell a friend.
This war is not tribal based.
We are fighting a corrupt and a ruthless government!!
Ambia huyo mtu hana smartphone hapo ocha.
SPREAD IT!

[Kongamano La Mapinduzi @MapinduziKE]

I am not a proud Kenyan under this regime.

@Bene3thePoet thank you for saying it.

#MapinduziKE #SabaSaba2025

[Kenyans.co.ke @Kenyans]

I will run for presidency in 2027 - David Maraga

[Nyandia Gachago, ACIM @Nyandia_G]

RT WIDELY

#FreeRoseNjeri

[Bruce @Brucefelix20]

Any one interested in purchasing Safaricom’s Sacco share capital?

[Bonnie Mwangi, CPA, LLM, MBA @MwangiBonnie]

My fellow Kenyans,

Accountability is here.

I bring you my review findings of Kimilili Constituency's CDF. CDF Stands for Constituency Development Fund. so please keep "development" in mind.

Summary of Audit Findings for Kimilili NGCDF (2019-2022)

MP for Kimilili is @DidmusWaBarasa

You don't know him? I will help you. He is the MP who is a proud owner of a chopper, that he "acquired" courtesy of his decade in parliament. According to him. Watch the video attached for more details.

Politicians lie. A lot. Numbers do not.

The figures and conclusions below are by government auditors, who have no bias against anyone.

Financial Year 2021-2022​

Key Audit Issues:

Unsupported Bursary Payments

Amount: Kshs. 27,175,972.

KSH 27 million in claimed "bursary expenses" have no documentation/support. No listing of applicants, successful and unsuccessful beneficiaries, or receipts confirming fee payments. In other words, not a shilling of this claim of expense is supported by evidence.

Ownership and Valuation of Assets

Total Assets: Kshs. 27,797,600.

Claims to have spent Ksh. 28 million to acquire assets such as computers, scanners, and printers. But has no records to provide to auditors for Ksh. 28 million worth of assets.

Incomplete Pit Latrine Project

Project Cost: Kshs. 500,000. Located at Bitunyi Primary School but remains incomplete despite full payment.

Financial Year 2020-2021​

Key Audit Issues

Unsupported Expenditure on Goods and Services

Total Expenditure: Kshs. 9,457,931 in expenditures have no support or documentation. Not even one receipt.

Unverified Transactions: Another Kshs. 2,943,085 Missing supporting documents such as contracts, invoices, and delivery notes.

Unsupported School Construction Expenditures

Total Disbursed: Says Kshs. 61,640,000 was disbursed, but Kshs. 32,500,000 cannot be verified through bank statements, receipts, or anything else.

Ksh. 32 million cannot be traced. At all.

No tendering, contracts, or payment records for 30 "claimed classrooms built" in three schools.

Unverified Bursary Disbursements

Total Bursary: Kshs. 24,052,272 expenditure claimed, but Kshs. 16,307,600 cannot be verified. No beneficiary lists or documentation for payments.

Compliance Issues:

Unverified Land Purchase for Kamukuywa Township High School. Amount Allocated: Kshs. 1,000,000
No purchase agreement, title deed, or valuation report.

Irregular/Illegal ICT Hub Construction

Total Cost: Kshs. 7,650,000
Paid Amount: Kshs. 7,450,000 (97%)

Per auditor:

"Poor workmanship, incomplete roofing, electrical work, and door fittings"

Financial Year 2019-2020​

Key Audit Issues:

Understated Cash and Cash Equivalents

Total Reported: Kshs. 7,741,274
Stale Cheques Not Reversed or Returned: Kshs. 1,117,145. This is a Misrepresentation of financial position. Meaning that KSH 1 million is essentially stolen.

Project Implementation Delays

Total Projects: 350 (valued at Kshs. 719,438,140)
Completed: 199 projects (Kshs. 339,208,231)
Ongoing: 115 projects (Kshs. 260,497,039)
Not Started: 2 projects (Kshs. 1,612,870)

Per auditor:

"Poor Workmanship in Construction Projects"

Daraja Mungu Primary School: Kshs. 1,800,000 (walls eroding)

Kamusinde Primary School: Kshs. 9,000,000 (cracked floors & walls)

Khamulati Primary School: Kshs. 6,000,000 (cracks in completed classrooms)

Key Takeaways Across the Three Years

1. Recurring Financial Irregularities. Consistent issues with unsupported expenditures, unverified bursary payments, and unaccounted construction funds.

2. No tangible improvements in financial reporting over three years.

3. Project Delays & Poor Quality Workmanship. Multiple incomplete projects, some fully paid for.

4. Low-quality construction affecting school infrastructure.

5. Governance & Compliance Failures. Lack of ICT governance, creating security risks.

6. Missing procurement and contract documentation.

7. Limited Oversight & Accountability. No evidence of corrective actions being taken despite recurring audit issues.

8. Unverified land purchases and construction projects raise corruption concerns.

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[Mavin Mabonga @Mabonga_254]

This is epic, message is home!

[Bruce @Brucefelix20]

Civic education in Kenya should be kicked into a high overdrive. We are tired of our leaders. Let's continue pushing this agenda. @morarakebaso