Eng. Paulo Nyainda

Marine Engineer || Seafarer || Soukous Guitar Enthusiast || Lover of Sebene

[Eric @amerix]

Last week,

The County Government of Bungoma hired contractors to unclog these channels to ease the flow of stormwater.

These trenches were all filled with garbage, vegetation and soil.

Now, the same people who were complaining are throwing garbage into these trenches.

The same people throwing this garbage into these channels are on social media saying Lusaka is incompetent and Ruto is corrupt.

We are the problem.

We are irresponsible.

[Yoko @Kibet_bull]

Gabriel Oguda.

[Eric @amerix]

If you are an observant person,

A man who is keen, and concerned about his consciousness,

You will realise something unusual is happening,

There is a silent shift going on,

We are moving from an OWNERSHIP ECONOMY to a SUBSCRIPTION ECONOMY.

In a subscription economy, you own nothing, but you pay for goods and services which you consume,

For example,

Back in the 90s,

We bought and owned music hardware like cassettes and discs,

This ensured that the music hardware was yours and nobody would charge you a recurring monthly fee to play music,

We owned newspapers and kept them,

We bought and owned books,

We owned letters written to us,

We bought, and claimed ownership,

But this is changing, and it is concerning,

In a subscription economy, you own nothing, but you pay for it.

MKOPA phones and Electric bikes are examples of how we have lost ownership of what we have bought.

It will reach a time where,

• You won't make a call, unless you subscribe to a calling service, on top of buying airtime,

• You won't send an email unless you subscribe, or you will lose all your emails,

• You won't listen to music unless you pay a monthly subscription fee for streaming,

• You won't send a text or a WhatsApp message unless you subscribe to a monthly plan, or get used to annoying advertisements,

• You won't cook food unless you pay for a monthly gas subscription plan or pay double for electricity,

• You won't drink clean water unless you subscribe to a monthly water delivery plan.

Ultimately, you won't own land or a house or a cow,

You will own nothing, and you will never be happy.

You will become a slave of the subscription economy.

That day is coming.

If you are wise,

• Go to a rural area,

• Own land,

• Get solar,

• Sink a borehole,

• Keep poultry, cows, goats and sheep,

• Grow your food.

Don't sit in the city like sheep.

Freedom will be given to those who will defeat the subscription economy.

WAKE UP!

#ManDay

[5 People @_MtuTano]

They won't amplify this because it's a man and not a woman. Your favourite gender activists know they can't eat big when it's men involved. So I'll do it myself!! Thanks to Dothraki for pointing it out. STOP SEXUALLY ASSAULTING AND KILLING MEN!! We are humans too!!!

[Mzalendo Mūtemi wa Kīama @MutemiWaKiama]

Ruto is no longer preparing to win 2027.

He is preparing for what happens AFTER Kenyans reject the results.

Look carefully at the pattern.

Njoki Ndung’u being pushed to the ICC.
Philomena Mwilu exiting soon.

Warsame already singing “respect the appointing authority.”

A carefully cultivated Supreme Court bench slowly taking shape around one man’s political survival.

This is not random.
This is architecture.

A 7 judge shield designed to sanitize disputed elections, neutralize constitutional resistance and protect power at all costs.

Kenyans must stop thinking rigging only happens at polling stations.

Modern state capture happens in the courts, in appointments, in institutions and in silent elite deals made years before an election.

Why is State House so invested in judicial positioning?

Why are loyalists being rewarded strategically?

Why is every independent institution slowly becoming politically obedient?

Because Ruto understands one thing:

The real battle after 2027 may not be in the streets.
It may be in the Supreme Court of Kenya.

Observe the SCOK carefully.

Observe the appointments.

Observe the silence.

Observe the programming.

This regime is not planning for democracy.

It is planning for legal protection after democracy is violated.

History has taught us one painful truth:

When the judiciary is captured, the citizen becomes powerless.

2027 will not just be about votes.

It will be about whether Kenya still has institutions strong enough to defend those votes.

#Borrowed

[Eric @amerix]

Some people have bad breath despite brushing their teeth,

There are these tiny films called tonsilloliths or tonsil stones.

Inside them, bacteria hide there leading to foul breath.

The best way to deal with them is to regularly gargle your mouth with saline water, hydrogen peroxide or sodium bicarbonate.

Of course, avoid sugar, fluoridated toothpaste and mouthwash.

Also, breathe through your nostrils always, not through your mouth.

Gargle in the morning, and at bedtime.

#BetterTogether

[Kerry 🇰🇪 @kerubo_hillary]

Whoever started reposting these fake promise posts abarikiwe zaidi

[Eric @amerix]

The debt Moi handed to Kibaki: 600 billion.

600 billion in 40 years.

The debt Kibaki handed Uhuru: 1.8 trillion.

Kibaki borrowed 1.2 trillion in 10 years.

The debt Uhuru handed Ruto: 8.5 trillion.

Uhuru borrowed 7.3 trillion in 10 years!

Legally, Uhuru was allowed to borrow only 2 trillion, but he borrowed an extra 5.3 trillion ILLEGALLY.

By the time Uhuru left, we had paid 7 trillion according to an independent and verifiable forensic audit.

We paid the legal 2 trillion, and also paid Uhuru's illegal debt of 5 trillion.

Therefore, our balance was 1.5 trillion in 2022.

However, the debt has continued to skyrocket, rising from 8.5 trillion to 12 trillion.

This begs the question, who is pocketing our money?

Why is the parliament not summoning Uhuru to explain this blatant constitutional violation?

Why is Ruto not being put to task by parliament on why he continues to abet this illegal repayment?

Why are we paying a debt that doesn't exist?

Today, for every 100 shillings we collect as revenue, 96 shillings is repaying this debt.

A debt that doesn't exist, builds nothing, and gives zero return on investment.

We are only left with 4 shillings to pay civil servants, run the government, and build infrastructure.

We are in chains.

Our children deserve to be told the truth.

We can't hand the country to them that is in debt, in shambles and in chains.

This madness must stop!

[Ⓝⓖ'ⓞⓡⓞⓡⓘⓔⓣ🐐🇰🇪 @baroswahjr]

RECORD BROKEN!

Hillary Kiplagat Kibiwott has just planted 23,326 trees in 24 hours at Kessup Forest, shattering the previous record that stood at 23,060 held by a Canadian.

[Guchu @GuchuBIC]

"hata nurses wakigoma watu ni wengi wamesomea Hospitality "

[Eric @amerix]

When a MAN falls, don't celebrate.

Don't mock their struggles.

Sit. Pause. Learn.

Men learn through other men's experiences. Wins and losses are vital lessons.

Listen. Learn. Live.

[Maverick Aoko @AokoOtieno_]

I never knew a day would come that I would agree with the Nandi dwarf

Even a broken clock is right twice a day

Kudos on this, CALL THEM OUT! 👏

Thank you ! Especially hapo kwa Wanga and Ben Tens!

[Yoko @Kibet_bull]

There’s this skater by the name Kevin who won Gold for Kenya in Benin. I’m very sure that CS for sports was not even aware of this.

He privately paid for his ticket. Cabinet secretaries are busy campaigning for Ruto.

[Eric @amerix]

An organized minority will always triumph over a disorganized majority.

The universe rewards order, not noise, chaos and haphazard energy.

[Africa First @AfricaFirsts]

Is this the most worn wristband in the world???

[Eng. Paulo Nyainda @bahariamsuba]

@_onlyscott Angel Di Maria

[Eric @amerix]

Men,

Lastly,

Always,

Never tolerate disrespect of any kind.

It doesn't matter the person,

Whether it is online or offline,

Disrespectful people are always poking at your boundaries to see how far they can push you.

Don't accept.

Don't tolerate.

#MasculinitySaturday

[Dear Son. @DearS_o_n]

This is what your soul needs, not Dubai.

[𝙋𝘼𝙐𝙇. 𝐎. 𝐍𝐄𝐊𝐎 @ouma_neko]

My Experience With I&M Bank Read This Before You Trust Them With Your Money

I’ve banked with @imbankke for years and this year alone I moved roughly 7–13 million shillings through my account. Recently, I withdrew 2 million legitimate proceeds from my business.

A week later, I walked back into the branch like I always do and suddenly I was being bounced from the teller to the manager and back again.

Without warning, my account was frozen with close to 5 million shillings locked inside. December. Festive season. School fees coming in January. Zero access to my own money.
They demanded “source of funds” explanations which I gave. They even contacted the source. Still, I was dragged in circles while my life and business were put on hold.

Out of frustration, I involved my lawyer.
Then things got worse.
On 15th December, I received a call from a stranger asking to meet. During that meeting, I was told in plain language that my account could be “helped” and I’d regain access to my money on the condition that I hand over 30% of the total balance.

Think about that. Thirty. Percent. Of my own hard-earned money.
After that, I was suddenly being moved from office to office at the bank and yes, the account was reopened.

Let me be clear: ordinary Kenyans are out here working themselves to the bone to escape poverty while some of the very institutions trusted to keep our money safe are busy squeezing us when we’re most vulnerable.

My advice as someone who has gone through this: Avoid I&M Bank. What I’ve experienced there has destroyed every bit of trust I had in them.
Young Kenyans protect yourselves. Don’t assume the people guarding the vault are on your side. Hunger is everywhere, even in the banking halls.

[Eric @amerix]

Our forefathers prayed under trees, on rocks, on mountains, by the rivers and God acknowledge their supplication.

Nowadays, we want to pray inside billion-dollar diamond buildings.

God is not interested in your material wealth. He is interested in your character. — Your soul.