This video is a call for help.
My mum is battling with stroke, and it is slowly taking her life. She needs urgent medical funds to stay alive, and I cannot do this alone anymore. Please, if you have it in your heart to help or retweet this to someone who can, I beg of you 🤲🏻🙏
Outside of whatever they are speaking about, one generational difference I keep noticing is how we consume and relay information.
Older Africans are steeped in context, politeness and storytelling. They might take five minutes to set up a point, throw in a proverb or two, and consider getting straight to the point abrupt or even rude.
Younger people, shaped by short-form content and tweet-length communication, have developed almost the opposite instinct. If you don't get to the point quickly enough, you've already lost their attention.
Mimi naona hata hizo video za hao watoto wakichange in school zilikua zinauzwa kwa ntandao. Na ni watoto wagani wanachoma shule bila kudestroy cctv? There is more to this
Hizo Cctv footage za Utumishi girls ata mimi naeza sema ni Ai generated coz how tf mtu analala na uniform instead of Pajamas, mnakua aje na beds kwa corridors alafu the girls appear to have same height,same hair style na pia they body movement is so easily doubted alafu the most funny thing ni hadi time haimatch and the footage doesn't reveal the faces on the 8 girls wenye waliwasha moto
@Mercyfidel54910@Tavasi_steve@bevalynekwambo3 The camera was in the hallway which is completely fine. The real question, that the school should answer, is why are there beds and people sleeping in the hallway.
@nyarr037 Calling for Justice and dismissing a vital piece of evidence is double standards incarnate. The footage is real, the cctv is placed in the hallway not the cubes. The real questions should be why the kids are sleeping in hallways.
@Gracenchoe Kenyans tuko wajinga and this demonstrates that perfectly. We are not focused and choose to divert attention to side narratives. Usishangae Ata Ruto Akira Tutam, just tuko wajinga na hatupendi kufikiria.