Ben Muthui

[DJ KROWBAR @DJKrowbar]

When our parents used to say, "Weka news inchi inaweza kuwa inauzwa."

Today, That line is not a joke anymore.

[Cyprian, Is Nyakundi @C_NyaKundiH]

Cyprian,

Can you imagine this?

From Utumishi Girls to ASTU Headquarters is barely a 4-minute drive.
UGA to NYS Gilgil is around 10 minutes.
UGA to Westcom Garrison is about 10 minutes away.
UGA to Gilgil Barracks is roughly 12 minutes away.

Yet despite being surrounded by all these security and emergency installations, we still lost 17 children because help took more than one hour to arrive.

What do we even call this? Negligence? Failure of emergency response? Complete breakdown of coordination?

It is heartbreaking knowing that these children were not isolated in some remote village with no access roads or communication. They were surrounded by institutions that should have responded immediately, yet precious time was lost as innocent lives slipped away.

Kenyans are now left asking painful questions: how does such a tragedy happen in an area with multiple nearby security and emergency units? Why did it take so long for assistance to reach children in distress? Could some of these lives have been saved if the response had been immediate?

The pain, anger, and frustration people are feeling right now is understandable. Families have lost children, parents are broken, and the country is mourning while serious questions about preparedness and response continue hanging unanswered.

[Simons @Simon_Ingari]

From Day 1 of marriage , one of my close friends started sending 250,000 every month to his parents.

No excuses. No delays.

Parents lived in a small town. Simple life. No demands.

8 years passed.24 million sent. My friend always thought, “At least they are comfortable.”

In 2024, his father passed away suddenly. While arranging documents, his mother handed him a bank passbook.

Balance: 29.5 million. Every everything he sent… was saved. Plus earned interest.

Inside the passbook, there was a small folded note.
“For your children’s future. – Papa”

My friend thought he was supporting them. They were silently building his safety net.
Moral:Parents never stop being parents.

[Eric @amerix]

You can't shame or guilt-trip a man who has been through hell and back.

He has seen it all.

[Apostle Brian Kajawo @Apostlebriank]

Marry someone who will help you get to Heaven.

[Lawrence Kitema @lawrencekitema]

The good thing about the hardest time in life is that you see the true colours of the people you thought you knew.

[Eric @amerix]

Men,

Finally,

Don't waste time explaining yourself,

People who have chosen to misinterpret you won't choose to understand you whether you use

• Bargraphs

• Pictographs

• Pie charts

Those who understand, already understood

GUARD YOUR MENTAL FRAME

#MasculinitySaturday

[Compassion International Kenya @CompassionKE]

The lives of these Compassion alumni were forever changed through sponsorship. From poverty to purpose, their journeys serve as a reminder that investing in children creates lasting ripple effects. Stories like these are why we exist and why the mission matters.
#SpeakCompassion

[Ben Muthui @BMuthui]

@RealTalkKim Amen

[Ben Muthui @BMuthui]

@DearS_o_n Amen.

[Rev. Tony Kiamah @RKiamah]

When money speaks, the church's ability to hear God is tested—cursed is the one who puts their trust in man.

[Rev. Tony Kiamah @RKiamah]

John 10:10

[Ben Muthui @BMuthui]

@RealTalkKim Amen I receive this in Jesus name.

[Ben Muthui @BMuthui]

@elonmuskADO A

[Ben Muthui @BMuthui]

@RealTalkKim Amen and Amen.

[Ben Muthui @BMuthui]

@RealTalkKim Amen

[Real Talk Kim @RealTalkKim]

Don't let the ones who
misunderstand you, confuse you about who you are. When God called you He didn’t call a conference call… He picked you! Now… stay focused on an audience of ONE.. Jesus!!

[Ben Muthui @BMuthui]

@__T_touch 🙏��

[Ben Muthui @BMuthui]

@_SuccessMinded_ Sure they do... Life is journey of learning.. and we keep learning daily.

[Ben Muthui @BMuthui]

@_SuccessMinded_ Flower