General Zod

Resident in the multiverse.

[General Zod @RDnkip]

@KeKirwa Huyu lazima aende nyumbani

[General Zod @RDnkip]

Messssssi

[General Zod @RDnkip]

P3naldo out

[General Zod @RDnkip]

@bountyedu @Mavropanos1 @magwaz3 Read it properly and understand

[General Zod @RDnkip]

@santostheGreat8 Si naona it expired in 2025 ama naona zangu

[Okiya Omtatah Okoiti @OkiyaOmtatah]

Parliamentary privilege is not for sale. I will not be gagged for demanding answers on the 500,000 tonnes of duty-free rice imports that threaten Kenyan farmers.

Kenya will not kneel to cartels. This is a battle between cartels and Kenyans. I choose Kenyans.

If you think threats will work, bring it on.

Aluta continua!

[General Zod @RDnkip]

@d3noz_ @SaruniBM @mbarani I had mine done on Saturday, and the steering is not level, I was angry all the way, yes the car drives straight but steering... No no

[Okiya Omtatah Okoiti @OkiyaOmtatah]

In 2013, when the government sought to silence Shackles of Doom, a bold play by Cleophas Malala performed by Butere Girls, I took a stand. I filed Petition No. 192 of 2013, and the High Court, in a decisive ruling by Justice David Majanja, affirmed that students have the right to speak, to challenges, and to create. The ban was struck down.

Now, over a decade later, Echoes of War by the same Butere girls, faces similar resistance at the national level. This is not just about one play, it’s about defending the very right to free expression in our education system.

The executive must understand that our Constitution guarantees freedom of thought and expression and is not guaranteed by permission. This isn’t a matter of opinion, it’s the law.
The classroom is not a cage. Our stages must remain free.

The 2013 ruling stands as a reminder that no government can silence the voices of the youth and its citizens.
We will not stand by while those in power attempt to stifle creativity, expression and the right to challenge the status quo.

Let them speak, create and inspire without fear of retribution!
Haki yao, sauti yao!
#SeraSiSura

[Max Verstappen @Max33Verstappen]

Thank you, Honda 🇯🇵 Grateful and proud of everything we’ve achieved together over the years.

[Abdulahi Adan @AbdulahiAdan10]

Private police station 🇰🇪OCS amejam😂😂😂😂

Kenyans are different people on earth

[Dr. Ho Yinsen @kinjeketile]

Yamune Lambists keep asking why NHIF owed hospitals if so good. Look at this handover report submitted to Parliament.
Debt to Hospitals : 25B
GoK debt to NHIF: 30B
Meanwhile look at the claims processed, revenue, surplus, benefits utilisation and total claims settled.

[General Zod @RDnkip]

Baba afike sasa tusumbue kasongo #AUCElections

[General Zod @RDnkip]

@ombachi13 Waiting for 'white meat' done..

[General Zod @RDnkip]

O1. O1. 2025

[Cyprian, Is Nyakundi @C_NyaKundiH]

Owner seeks public assistance after car was stolen this morning in Tassia, Embakasi.

[Cyprian, Is Nyakundi @C_NyaKundiH]

State Capture: Leaked Email Exposes Devki Group Over Kshs. 4 Billion Tax Evasion

A leaked email has surfaced exposing a rare glimpse into the alleged pressures and unethical practices tied to one of Kenya’s most prominent conglomerates.

Central to the email are allegations that the Devki Group, through its subsidiaries Devki Steel Mills Limited and Cemtech Limited, is at the centre of efforts to coerce the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) into overlooking tax liabilities amounting to Kshs. 1.6 billion and Kshs. 2.4 billion respectively.

The email details a disturbing pattern of intimidation, with claims that public officials at KRA and Treasury who resisted the demands were subjected to direct threats of dismissal and investigations by anti-corruption agencies.

These coercive tactics allegedly extend beyond tax issues and touch on regulatory violations.

Among the most shocking allegations is the revelation that Simba Cement, a Devki Group subsidiary, was allegedly caught selling underweight cement bags which is a clear violation of Kenya Bureau of Standards (KEBS) regulations but KEBS officials were reportedly silenced with threats of job termination.

Competitors, fearing retaliation, have refrained from speaking openly, with some reportedly considering exiting the Kenyan market due to an environment increasingly monopolized by the Devki Group.

There are also concerns over poor-quality steel products allegedly returned by major contractors and Chinese firms.

Below is the full unprecedented whistleblower account.

"Anonymously Reporting Coercion Over Tax Obligations and Unethical Practices

To Whom It May Concern.

I write this letter anonymously, driven by the need to expose the intimidation, corruption, and unethical practices that are eroding the integrity of public institutions in Kenya. The current situation involving Devki Steel Mills Limited, Cemtech Limited, and their subsidiaries has escalated into a systemic crisis, fueled by political interference and corporate collusion. The fear of reprisal prevents me and others from coming forward openly, but the truth must be told.

In addition to the outstanding tax liabilities—Kshs. 1,604,579,640.09 for Devki Steel Mills Limited and Kshs. 2,413,761,656 for Cemtech Limited—the manner in which pressure is being applied to KRA and Treasury officials is deeply disturbing. Reports suggest that officials who resisted these demands have faced threats and intimidation, creating an environment of fear within key institutions.

When a senior KRA official escalated the matter directly to the President, seeking clarity, the President’s stance was unequivocal: “No one will be given exemptions; there will be no waivers whatsoever.” This decisive response reflects the President’s commitment to fairness and the rule of law. However, these words have yet to translate into action, as the intimidation persists.

Beyond the tax liabilities, unethical practices extend into other areas of the Devki Group’s operations. Speaking to cement industry players, many expressed fear of speaking out, as they are terrified of being targeted. A subsidiary of the Devki Group, Simba Cement, was caught by KEBS selling 47kg cement bags instead of the standard 50kg. However, KEBS officials were reportedly warned that their jobs would be at risk if they pursued the matter further.

The monopolistic environment cultivated by the Devki Group has created significant challenges for competitors. A representative from Bamburi Cement disclosed that the hostile market dynamics are forcing them to consider exiting the Kenyan market, leaving it open for Devki’s dominance. Speaking to two large steel companies, they raised concerns about poor quality products from Devki’s steel mills.

These companies, whose main customers are large contractors and Chinese projects, revealed that they often have to return goods due to substandard quality, something they cannot risk with high-stakes projects.

These actions are not just unethical but detrimental to Kenya’s economy and reputation. The monopolistic tendencies and compromised quality standards harm competitors, contractors, and the public. The culture of threats, blackmail, and coercion targeting public officials, regulatory bodies, and industry players perpetuates impunity and undermines our institutions.

I am too afraid to come forward openly for fear of being targeted, fired, or falsely accused. However, I urge those in positions of power to take action. The manipulation of public institutions for personal and corporate gain must end. The President’s firm stance against waivers and exemptions must be enforced. Regulators like KEBS and KRA should be empowered to act independently, free from political and corporate interference.

This letter is a plea for justice and reform. The Kenyan people deserve institutions that operate with integrity, businesses that adhere to ethical practices, and leaders who prioritize public welfare over personal or corporate interests.

Sincerely,
A Fearful Insider.

This is a cry for help. We have no one to reach out to. Nowhere to go. This is our final location. More information to follow. We are motivated. We are positive. We are willing. Please give us your attention.
Attached are our letters for which we are facing pressure of withdrawal."

[meg_ciku @mwari_wa_kago]

#airbnbhost life.
Unaanza Monday na such damages done by guests.
Hug an airbnb host near you.
I can only laugh ooh! 😄😄

[Formula 1 @F1]

MAX VERSTAPPEN IS THE 2024 F1 WORLD CHAMPION! 🏆

A brilliant fourth title in-a-row! Incredible!!!

#F1 #LasVegasGP

[RBR Daily @RBR_Daily]

MAX VERSTAPPEN IS CROWNED F1 WORLD CHAMPION

4️⃣-IN-A-ROW!!! 🙌

#VERST4PPEN

[General Zod @RDnkip]

@OkiyaOmtatah 2027 kiti lazima,