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[HumbleAfrican @GitongaFestus5]

@kilundeezy So sad

[Kingpin of Kenya @ClintonObonyo]

😭💔 My heart is shattered into a million pieces as I share this devastating story. Yesterday evening at 6:00pm, a precious little baby girl, just 9 years old, was walking home from school in Bagamoyo, Nairutia. She was so close to safety, just steps away from her front door, when a monster grabbed her violently and dragged her into the dark forest.
He defiled her in the most brutal way imaginable. Then, with no mercy in his soul, he hit her on the head with a stone, strangled her, and left her there to die alone among the trees. He thought she was gone. This innocent child endured unimaginable pain, shock, and terror... her tiny body collapsed from the horror of it all.
But our brave little warrior fought to survive. God was watching over her. She was found and rushed to the hospital where she is now receiving emergency treatment. The strength of this 9-year-old girl in the face of such evil is beyond words, yet my soul cries thinking of the trauma she will carry. No child should ever know such suffering.
The man responsible is still out there. He is not known in the community, but after committing this unspeakable act, he had the audacity to walk into a nearby home in the same forest area and borrow a glass of water. CCTV cameras in that compound captured him clearly. The brave girl positively identified him from the image.
If you know this man, if you recognize his face, if you have any information about his whereabouts — please, I beg you, inbox me or report immediately to the nearest police station. He is dangerous. His intentions at that home were likely evil too. He must be caught before he hurts another innocent soul.
If you see him...
WAIIIIII!!! 😭
The pain in our community is heavy today. Let us stand together for this beautiful, brave little girl. Let us demand justice that matches the depth of this cruelty. Pray for her healing, for her family’s strength, and for swift action against this devil walking among us.
Share this. Report anything you know. Together, we can bring this monster to justice and protect our children.

[Hanifa 🇵🇸 🇸🇩 🇨🇩 🇰🇪 @Honeyfarsafi]

They have not released Ademba!!!!
#FreeAdemba

[Shakira Wanjira Naliaka Wafula @fit_ermined]

#FreeAdemba

[Nyakundi Report @NyakundiReport]

Hi Cyprian,
My nephew has been missing since last week. I would really appreciate it if you could help share this information so he can be reunited with the family.

[Raskin Oyugi @Raskinoyugi]

Missing child!

Kindly reshare

Name Laika

She had a blue dress, pheroz area along kagundo road...any information contact [phone]

[SokoAnalyst @SokoAnalyst]

This young girl has said everything I can say. There is nothing else to add.

This is how we will remember Ruto: The evil man who shed innocent blood.

[Mimi Sijui @M_Sijui592272]

Hey guys, kindly retweet widely. My cousin developed a mental illness a few months after engaging in drugs. We took him to rehab, received treatment for a few days before being discharged. Since last week, we haven't seen him, but we've received reports that he was seen eating grass in an undisclosed location. If you've seen him, please contact us: 0107198981 or support us through 0707293346

[𝙋𝘼𝙐𝙇. 𝐎. 𝐍𝐄𝐊𝐎 @ouma_neko]

Tanya has been missing since Monday morning.

She was last seen wearing black trousers, a jungle green bomber fleece jacket, and a beige marvin (beanie).

If you have seen her or have any information about her whereabouts, please take her to the nearest police station or contact her mother,

Brenda Wambui, on [phone].

If Tanya is safe and has chosen to stay with someone she knows, we kindly ask her to contact her family or report to the nearest police station to let everyone know she is safe.

Her family is deeply worried and is searching for her.

[Nyakundi Report @NyakundiReport]

Based on NG-CDF budget records, parliamentary allocation schedules, and the standard constituency allocation formula, Suba South Constituency received a total of KSh 1,007,684,158 (approximately KSh 1.01 billion) in NG-CDF allocations between the 2013/14 and 2021/22 financial years.

The annual allocations were as follows:

FY2013/14: KSh 77,476,226
FY2014/15: KSh 111,424,946
FY2015/16: KSh 118,110,421
FY2016/17: KSh 81,896,552
FY2017/18: KSh 98,189,655
FY2018/19: KSh 109,040,876
FY2019/20: KSh 137,367,724
FY2020/21: KSh 137,088,879
FY2021/22: KSh 137,088,879

Perhaps 'Xpat' John Mbadi was busy in the toilets or was he building his resorts?

[Somoina Kapeen @SomoinaKapeen]

Free Halima!! Retweet tafadhali!

[Yoko @Kibet_bull]

Ruto and other UDA minions were saying that there are no land rates in the new Finance Bill.

Kajiado residents are crying after land rates increased from Ksh 1,500 to Ksh 7,500.

Hasora ataware.

[Sholla Ard 🇰🇪 @sholard_mancity]

Free Halima Ngache
Free Halima Ngache
Free Halima Ngache
​Let’s get this moving and amplify the voice. No one should be silenced.
​#FREEHALIMA

[Heisenberg @DrJuma_M]

If there is a Comrade you Guys Ĥave to Come Through For,Its Halima,She has Nobody else Except Her 5 Year Old son.

[Yoko @Kibet_bull]

Today we stand with Halima.

#FreeHalima

[Sholla Ard 🇰🇪 @sholard_mancity]

🚨 BREAKING: Kenyans are already being targeted by scammers exploiting the new NTSA traffic fines system.

We have come across another case, in addition to the one shared by lawyer Donald Kipkorir, and we've also identified what appears to be a security concern with how NTSA ticket links are generated.

A Kenyan reached out to us after receiving an SMS claiming their vehicle had been captured speeding. The message directed them to make payment through a link.

After clicking it, they were taken to what looked like the NTSA website. But if you look closely at the address bar, the domain is not NTSA's official website. Instead of ntsa . go .ke, it is a completely unrelated domain made up of random characters.

That is a classic phishing website designed to impersonate NTSA.

Then there is the case shared by lawyer Donald Kipkorir. According to his post, his son received a message about a KSh10,000 traffic fine, clicked the payment link and paid, only for the money to end up under another person's name instead of NTSA.

We have been looking into these cases, and here is what we have found.

One possible explanation is that scammers are harvesting vehicle registration numbers and phone numbers that are publicly available online, particularly from platforms used by ride-hailing drivers. They then send convincing fake traffic fine messages and direct victims to cloned NTSA payment pages.

We have also looked into the name that reportedly appeared during one payment. While we cannot conclude who is responsible, our preliminary checks suggest it may belong to a KCB agent. If true, it is possible that the fraudsters used an agent account as part of the money collection process. That is something investigators should verify.

We also noticed something else.

The NTSA ticket link shared in the Kipkorir case appears to use Base64 encoding. Decoding it revealed information such as the ticket number and vehicle registration.

Base64 is not encryption; it simply converts data into another format. If official NTSA links rely only on easily decoded or predictable identifiers without additional safeguards, that could increase the risk of scammers creating highly convincing fake messages. Whether that is an actual security flaw depends on how NTSA's systems validate requests, but it deserves urgent review.

One thing is already clear: scammers are exploiting the traffic fines rollout to target Kenyans.

If you are an Uber, Bolt or taxi driver, or anyone whose vehicle details may be publicly available, you should be extra cautious. Never assume an SMS is genuine simply because it mentions your registration number.

NTSA should urgently strengthen this system. One possible solution would be an official NTSA mobile app where users log in securely before viewing or paying fines.

Another would be allowing payments only through an official Paybill using the ticket number as the account reference, instead of asking people to follow links sent via SMS.

Please share this so more Kenyans don't become victims.

[Pamoja Road Safety ⛑️ @CFCJoes]

This car has been STOLEN this evening at Nyayo stadium parking area...

The owner is in much pain and is requesting for assistance in recovering it...

Please let's REPOST to widen the reach of our search and increase the chances of recovering the car.

If you spot it, kindly reach out to us via WhatsApp number 0738584299

[iano @ianomyles]

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[Pamoja Road Safety ⛑️ @CFCJoes]

This car was stolen in Litein last night, the owner reached out for assistance from us.

Kindly our followers, let's support by REPOSTING.
Reposting helps a lot.

If you spot it, kindly reach out to us via WhatsApp number 0738584299.

[HumbleAfrican @GitongaFestus5]

@TimKipchumba God forbid. Imagine the current regime in power for 10 years, with the current rubber stamp parliament!