Adrian The Techie

Founder, | E-commerce, E-business and payments ecosystem | Your favourite techie 😉

[Sahel Revolutionary Soldier @cecild84]

A Malawian man finally summon up the courage to confront his South African tormentor and reveal the weaknesses and problems in South African work ethos , as he departs South Africa.

[Adrian The Techie @adrian_techie]

@dennis__muya Anytime anytime

[Adrian The Techie @adrian_techie]

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[Dennis Muya @dennis__muya]

Tomorrow my small company @sgarageke is taking its first ever attaché, BSC IT. Nothing humbles a comrade than looking for industrial attachment. Been looking towards days like this 🙏🏾 it's a milestone.

[Dennis Muya @dennis__muya]

AI is like computers in the early 2000s. People think it’ll replace everyone’s jobs. It won’t. It’ll replace the people who refuse to learn how to use it.

[Dennis Muya @dennis__muya]

There is so much market for software in Kenya.

[MrBanks💰 @Mrbankstips]

You can come back from anything

[DiscussingFilm @DiscussingFilm]

David Attenborough is now officially 100 years old.

[The Nairobi Times @TheNairobiTimez]

A young TikToker identified as Shawn has earned praise online after helping her brother’s small business gain massive attention through social media. With less than 3,000 followers, Shawn visited her introverted elder brother in Makongeni, Thika, where he had been jobless and struggled to sustain his hustle.

She shared a video showcasing the products her brother sells, hoping to help him reach more customers. The clip quickly gained traction online and has now attracted nearly 500,000 views, with many Kenyans reportedly placing orders in support.

VIDEO 📽️👇

[IVY @ivymuthe]

A TikTok girl named Shawn just proved you don’t need a huge following to change someone’s life. With fewer than 3,000 followers, she visited her introverted struggling brother, filmed a simple video of his struggling business, and posted it. TikTok did the rest .Now the video has nearly 500K views, her brother is finally active online, and orders are flooding in non-stop.Sometimes, all it takes is one person who believes in you.

[ICEA LION Group @ICEALION]

Retirement isn’t the end; it’s the start of your best game. 🏌️

Keep swinging "Bila Stress" with a plan that works as hard as you do.

[Adrian The Techie @adrian_techie]

@axmedalxender Someone finally said it 💯💯💯

[Adrian The Techie @adrian_techie]

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[Indu Tripathi @InduTripat82427]

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[Esegbona Luis @esegbonaluis]

CRAZY RIGHT ? 🤦‍♂️💔

Dr Dre’s ex wife was with him for 24 good years . Filed for divorce and received $100 million dollars cash and many luxury cars .

Dr Dre cried but decided to use it as motivation. After giving her 50% of his wealth Dr Dre doubled his hustle and today he is OFFICIALLY A BILLIONAIRE.

The wife is not even worth $40 million as we speak .

The real strength of men lies in their ability to use every setback as a motivation.

Congratulations DR DRE .

Moral lesson : Always use every pain as a motivation to level up .

[Esegbona Luis @esegbonaluis]

CRAZY RIGHT ? 🤦‍♂️💔

Dr Dre’s ex wife was with him for 24 good years . Filed for divorce and received $100 million dollars cash and many luxury cars .

Dr Dre cried but decided to use it as motivation. After giving her 50% of his wealth Dr Dre doubled his hustle and today he is OFFICIALLY A BILLIONAIRE.

The wife is not even worth $40 million as we speak .

The real strength of men lies in their ability to use every setback as a motivation.

Congratulations DR DRE .

Moral lesson : Always use every pain as a motivation to level up .

[Adrian The Techie @adrian_techie]

@ogollah_dennis @kevin_jomo @CrownPaintsPLC @OfficialKRU @nk_ngash @LiberatorOfRoma @yhlqmdlgyfqpmc @himgitau @Jackson37041730 @gaffer_dommy @mNoTii_ @SaretuParsipia @njorogefrank254 @Mic_Wairegi @brian_otachi @morganmaina2 @k_ngarih @kigen_ronald @AMkutano @king_njau Kabisa kabisa. You deserve it bro💯💯

[Alfred Mathu @MathuAlfred]

This is the story of how I bought my first car before I even graduated.

I often think about it when people tell me their goals feel too big.

In 1998, fresh out of university and newly recruited into the financial advisory industry, I was one of 37 trainees sitting in a room full of ambition. I didn’t have much then but I made a decision early on: to give my best, and trust God with the rest.

At that stage of my life, my first financial goal felt massive. Far bigger than my circumstances. Almost unrealistic. 𝐎𝐰𝐧𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐚 𝐜𝐚𝐫

I wrote it down. I committed to it and
I began saving and investing consistently commission by commission. Month by month. With discipline, prayer, and hard work.

About six months in, something shifted.

The market opened up in a way I can only describe as God’s divine grace meeting consistent effort. Opportunities started appearing, results followed and momentum began to build.

Before my graduation ceremony even arrived, I had saved KSh 235,000.

I used it to buy my first car, a Toyota Carina from a lady in Lang’ata. Registration number KAD 551E

On graduation day i drove my new car to university and in that moment, I felt a deep sense of joy, fulfillment, and gratitude that is hard to put into words.

That first car changed how I saw myself.

It served as proof that I could set a goal, commit to saving and investing consistently, and trust God through the process and achieve anything.

That first car didn’t just give me confidence. It gave me the courage to take on a much bigger commitment, my first mortgage.
I’ll share that story next.

[Muthomi @LeslieMuthomi]

@moneyacademyKE Again...

[OCTOPIZZO @OCTOPIZZO]

We can’t keep treating these scandals like background noise. For decades it’s been the same script “irregularities,” “lapses,” “errors” yet no one is ever held accountable.

Let’s be honest: no one walks away with 300B in government bonds without Treasury and CBK’s knowledge. That’s not oversight that’s complicity.

What is even more alarming is the growing numbness among citizens. As the figures become more outrageous, the public explanations become more casual, and the impunity becomes more entrenched.The theft gets bigger, the excuses get softer, and impunity grows bolder. Parliament and the Senate must step up. Why aren’t they over-sighting this? it’s only Okiya that has been consistent.

[Lynn Ngugi @lynn_ngugi1]

Guys, seriously, what are we going to do about this Ritz-Carlton in Maasai Mara?
I need serious, actionable ideas.
Are we going there or what?
Because they’re banking on this conversation fading soon and then it’ll be business as usual.
We seriously need to rethink tourism in this country.