Mr._Nobody

[Mr._Nobody @MrNobody151]

@Safaricom_Care Hello. We are not getting any service from the home fibre yet we've paid for it.

[Mr._Nobody @MrNobody151]

@_chrismane_ Nous Mazraoui

[Mr._Nobody @MrNobody151]

@_onlyscott Nuno Mendes

[Mr._Nobody @MrNobody151]

@KenyaPower_Care No power supply in Kerarapon 9th drive.

[Indigo @Michelle_xq]

Ghanaians on Twitter.

This is a collective fight. South Africans are already on board.

#RutoMustGo is the hashtag. You can boo when he is entering the stadium. Just do your thing.

[Sophie Mokoena @Sophie_Mokoena]

It is really sad to see whats happening in Kenya under the presidency of @WilliamsRuto . Mr President you can still do things differently. Remember how you were dragged to the @IntlCrimCourt . Remember power is temporary. @amnesty @hrw @UNHumanRights @StateHouseKenya .

[Sophie Mokoena @Sophie_Mokoena]

My question to @RailaOdinga .
You are campaigning for the position of the AU Commision Chair. Why must Africa consider you when your country can’t provide answers on the abduction cases in Kenya? You want to lead the continent when you are failing to lead in your own country. @mirriamp @StateHouseKenya

[Netflix @netflix]

Could watch this 10000 times.

[Mr._Nobody @MrNobody151]

@ShouldHaveCat

[ඞ @lifeinchaos_]

Avoid public WI-FI if you have banking apps on your phone.

[WILLIE OEBA @WillieOeba]

Share widely in case the government decides to disappear any !!

#EndAbductionsKE

[TP_Pips @TP_Pips_]

“MiGhT bE bAcK” it never left??? You just never learn to expand your taste other than cod fifa and gta.

[Kimuzi @Kimuzi_]

Si lazima mreply government bloggers. Nlirealize the power you have is denying them the attention they seek.

Starve them the attention. Let them talk to themselves. Don't let them manipulate you emotionally.

[Mark Nyangweso @MarkNyangwesoo]

It won't cost you to repost. Monday is Monday

[Kimuzi @Kimuzi_]

Uko Bomett kunawaka. Wamesema hawataki uongo tena

[𝐉𝐮𝐝𝐝𝐚𝐡™ @iamjuddah]

This video will forever remain GOATED😂😂😂

[VOCAL Africa @VOCALAfrica_]

In this short documentary produced by VOCAL Africa, “Not Yet Justice” , the aftermath of the June 2024 protests against the Finance Bill 2024 is explored.

The protests, met with violent repression, led to deaths, injuries and disappearances. The film highlights the ongoing struggles of families seeking justice, individuals living with permanent injuries and those still recovering.

Despite their efforts, justice remains elusive, with no one held accountable for the violence.
#NotYetJustice

[Kimuzi @Kimuzi_]

Everyone RT this widely.

Wachana na ya Sam Gitakataka