@Dr!p

Dr PI, Chelsea fan, football players dr!p fan account, aura farmer and legit awesome fan

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“I see people are still happy so let’s continue with our lecture”

Me:

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@Seth3jr Hahaha no going back to pitch

[Seth jr🇱🇷 @Seth3jr]

Hydration break in world cup match

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@Thechoosen_01 Amazing

[The Chosen @Thechoosen_01]

Design verified tweeps huchangamkia X spaces back to back.

[Fearless 🦾 @fearlesskala]

Failure should not stop us from trying because those who keep pushing will see opportunity when it present itself ❤️

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@Attempt455011 Probably yeah

[@empt @Attempt455011]

But she look like a real chicken 🐔 😂

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@EddieBakyenga You understood the assignment

[Eddie B @EddieBakyenga]

I’m not your fan, I’m just helping you to get paid on this app one day 🤓

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@cjnyongesa I swear if pregnancy makes my wife to be like this I won’t pregnante her again

[John Wiseman 🇰🇪🇰🇪 @cjnyongesa]

The Power of a Woman❤️. Some of us men have magical 🖋️ s. Guddie is carrying quadruplets❤️❤️. Bellow is a world record breaker (9).

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@Fixers_Ke The only point I remember from my history about Nandi resistance was “ the prophecy that an iron snake will pass through your land to quench its thirst in lake Victoria”, they later realized it was rail way line🙌

[FIX KENYA🇰🇪 @Fixers_Ke]

We all know about Mau Mau. But we don’t know much about other resistance movements against colonial rule. 🇰🇪

1. Nandi Resistance (1895–1905) – Nandi
Leader: Koitalel arap Samoei
Fought British railway expansion and occupation for nearly a decade.
Ended after Koitalel was killed during a meeting presented as peace talks.

2. Giriama Resistance (1913–1914) Giriama
Leader: Mekatilili wa Menza, assisted by Wanje wa Mwadorikola.
Opposed forced labour, taxation and recruitment.
One of Kenya’s most famous anti-colonial uprisings led by a woman.

3. Gusii Resistance (1905–1908) – Kisii
The Gusii fiercely resisted British occupation and military expeditions before eventually being subdued.

4. Bukusu Resistance (1895) – Bukusu
Leader: Chetambe
The British attacked Chetambe Fort after the Bukusu resisted colonial control.

5. Kikuyu Resistance (1920s–1950s) – Kikuyu
Leaders included Harry Thuku (early political resistance), later Dedan Kimathi, Stanley Mathenge, General China, and many others in the Mau Mau movement.

6. Kamba Resistance
The 1938 Ukamba Members Association protests opposed land alienation and livestock restrictions.
Though largely political rather than military, they were significant acts of resistance.
Somali Resistance – Northern Frontier
Somali communities resisted British administration through several armed confrontations in the early colonial period.

7. Maasai Resistance (1904–1911)
The Maasai challenged British land seizures and were ultimately displaced from large areas through controversial agreements and forced relocation.

8. Taita Resistance (1890s)
Taita communities resisted British military expeditions before colonial administration was established.

9. Embu and Meru Resistance
Many Embu and Meru later joined the Mau Mau struggle, providing fighters, intelligence, food and logistical support during the Emergency.

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@KINGKenqp That’s absolutely true

[KING Ken @KINGKenqp]

Just reflect on how far you have come and you'll understand that something really changes

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@BoazKabasa That’s crazy for non humans

[Kabasa @BoazKabasa]

Did you know, Elephants can live to be 70 years old, so they are like libraries of wisdom
When elephants fight, it is the grass that suffers. — African Proverb.

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@Blue_Footy @ChelseaFC Best of luck to him

[Vince™ @Blue_Footy]

‼️Official‼️

Andrey Santos has completed a permanent transfer to Manchester United.

~ @ChelseaFC

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@vincemocheche You got a deal there