SGN

Interests in architecture, economy and politics

[Citizen TV Kenya @citizentvkenya]

Edwin Sifuna: When we were kicking out Moi, why were we saying he must go? It is not because he did not build stadiums; Moi built Kasarani and Nyayo Stadium, and after that, no one has ever built. This Talanta is going to be the next one. There is a life we used to live that was unacceptable to us, and as measured against the 6 values highlighted in the preamble of the constitution: human rights, democracy, rule of law, social justice, equity, and equality. Our lives have to be lived within a context of democratic ideals #CitizenExplainer

[SGN @Stephen36920445]

@pierrecoins @TheBitcoinTime @grok YES

[MR KIMM™🇰🇪 @MrKimmKE]

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[SGN @Stephen36920445]

@Borg_Cryptos 10,000$

[SGN @Stephen36920445]

@PrinceOmarX $10,000

[SGN @Stephen36920445]

@ShaoBNB No it wouldn't.

[SGN @Stephen36920445]

@MarthaKarua Wueh you still believe anything good can out of this government ..

[SGN @Stephen36920445]

@whaledegens Only 10k

[George T. Diano @georgediano]

Bwana I'd rather vote for Sakaja again than that Karauri guy. No amount of PR can whitewash his incompetence. Potholes in Kasarani have potholes, it's that bad. You failed to manage a constituency, and now you want to convince us that you can run a city. Mikora huyu!!

[SGN @Stephen36920445]

@Darky1k 3-2 France wins.

[SGN @Stephen36920445]

@MrKimmKE The amounts are so tiny it's not worth the effort.

[SGN @Stephen36920445]

@moneyacademyKE China was able to withstand the Iran crisis largely due to extensive investments in green energy. Our geothermal potential is enough power this country if fully exploited.

[SGN @Stephen36920445]

@muchogokariuki The people in charge of Kenyan universities are very poor in planning. Why scatter buildings over large distances.

[SGN @Stephen36920445]

@Maryian96 What is PEFA?

[Akinwumi @Big_marvis]

As a Muslim, there's one contradiction I still struggle to understand... 🤔

A Muslim migrates to a Christian-majority country...
👊
He wants to build a mosque.👍

He wants to preach Islam freely.👍

He wants to distribute Qur'ans.

He wants halal food.👊

He wants religious freedom.👍

Excellent! That's exactly how it should be. 👏

But here's where my brain starts overheating... 😂

Why does that same freedom suddenly become "dangerous" when a Christian wants to build a church or preach in some Muslim-majority countries😭

Interesting...😔

So freedom is beautiful...🤌

...until it's someone else's freedom? 🤔

Since Islam is truly from Allah...

Why should it panic because a church was built down the road?

Why should a Bible make the truth nervous?

Why should a Christian preacher be treated like a national security threat?

You can't export religious freedom... and import religious restrictions...🤔

If we demand tolerance abroad... we should have the courage to practice it at home.

Double standards have never strengthened the truth..🤌

"A belief that asks for freedom only for itself isn't asking for freedom... it's asking for privilege."...✊

[SGN @Stephen36920445]

@dnahinga We blame everybody else except ourselves.

[SGN @Stephen36920445]

@shavnyuy You reference India in so many posts? 🤔

[Shav Ngah ★ @shavnyuyngah]

Drink from clay.

Clay is porous. It cools water through evaporation, filters impurities, and releases calcium, magnesium, and potassium into every sip. The same material your ancestors stored water in is now being studied by modern scientists for what it does that refrigerators cannot.

Cook in cast iron.

Cast iron holds heat longer than any modern pan, distributes it evenly, and adds small amounts of dietary iron to your food as it cooks. A pan your grandmother used is still the most efficient tool in the kitchen.

Eat from wood.

Wood does not leach chemicals. It does not retain bacteria the way plastic does. It is antibacterial by nature, gentle on food, and has been the material of choice across every culture on earth for thousands of years.

Store in woven material.

Bamboo and rattan regulate airflow. They prevent moisture buildup. Your food breathes inside them instead of rotting.

These are not trends. These are technologies that were working long before plastic was invented.

The modern kitchen replaced performance with convenience. It is time to reverse that.

[Mr Charles (Remote Jobs) @MrCharlesky]

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[Shav Ngah ★ @shavnyuyngah]

Someone brought up Singapore in response to my last post and the replies were fascinating. They said Singapore developed because the West was not destabilizing them. They skipped Japan. They skipped Vietnam. They found the one argument that kept the blame pointing outward.

These are the same people who build homes with small windows in tropical heat and blame colonialism. Who litter their own streets and blame the government. Who copy building designs that have nothing to do with their climate and blame the West for not teaching them better.

At some point you have to ask: what exactly is your personal responsibility in all of this?

A man who blames slavery for the way he builds his house in 2026 is not making a political argument. He is making an excuse for not thinking. Nations are built by individuals who decide to take responsibility for what is within their reach. When enough people do that, countries change.

The West did real damage. That is documented and true. But lazy people have always needed an enemy. And the most convenient enemy is one that cannot be confronted, only narrated.

Start with your street. Your building. Your compound. Your decision. That is where nations are actually built or destroyed.