Don Areef Devyrus

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[Don Areef Devyrus @donareefdevyrus]

@luisfanpag 🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐

[Vikram @Vikram10729557]

Divided by species United by problem 😂

[KingHenry👑 @KingHenri01]

The second child didn't deserve that at all 😭😂😭😂😭😂

[Gain of Fauci @DschlopesIsBack]

Is it bad that I’ve watched this 50 times now? 😂

[Bill ™ @PJ36_]

Pombe sio supu. Avoid women who take alcohol at all costs.

[Maverick Aoko @AokoOtieno_]

Things that were happening are Diabolical!

[Owacali @Owacali]

@Honeyfarsafi God heal Eli Joshua, an innocent soul shot by someone who doesn't walk with his brains.

[Don Areef Devyrus @donareefdevyrus]

@AokoOtieno_ @Honeyfarsafi kwani hauna akili????

[Don Areef Devyrus @donareefdevyrus]

@shabanw84 @AokoOtieno_ Hauna akili wewe!!! Una fikiria tu kama gachietha, kila saa murima murima NONSENSE!!!! Buree kabisaa

[Mkenya Daima @eatingae]

@OleItumbi @StandardKenya Utumbi unatuona sisi no matako yako? Number 22 below ni nyanya yako? Mmekuwa waongo kwa kila kitu hadi hamjielewi.

[MJ🥰 @itsMJ_Ke]

Wewe @gloria_orwoba hizi takataka zako unatoa lini? Unaeza sasa weka kwa bedroom yako

[Wahome Thuku @wahomethuku]

YESTERDAY I saw a magistrate advising Bonnie Mwangi to keep off activism and his fight for human rights and mind about his family. In the words of the magistrate, "leave Kenya alone, it will sort itself". Infant he warned Bonnie that police are trained to kill people not animals and they may take him out.

Coming from a judicial officer, that was very unfortunate. Even if that is his opinion, he would rather express it privately than publicly.

Bonnie is probably in his late 40s and has done this for close to two decades, there may be nothing new he was hearing from the advisor.

But someone in my village told me that the reason many people never appreciate activism or defence of human rights is because they have never been victims.

If that magistrate's closest relative was ever abducted or worse happened, he would understand why we need such brave people in our society.

Just months ago, the son of the Attorney General of Kenya was abducted, so it can happen to anyone.

If all the Mau Mau fighters stayed home to.mind their wives??... If all the heroes of the multiparty struggle in 90s stayed home??

His own boss Martha Koome made a career as a human rights activist. What if the judicial officer becomes a judge tomorrow, will we have faith in his abitration of human rights abuses?

And how about the magistrate who was shot and killed in Makandara by a police officer, inside a court room? Was she an activist? Wasn't she just minding her family as well??

I never talk about judicial officers on this page but that one disappointed me. We all went home on June 25 when Gen Zs were shot in Nairobi streets. But we will all die some day whether we are activists or not.
Bonnie, carry on.

[Alinur Mohamed @AlinurMohamed_]

Still on our ICT CS Kafogo 😂😂😂😅

[BRAVIN YURI @BravinYuri]

Millennials are the most educated generation in history—yet the most financially unstable, the worst paid, and arguably the most emotionally exhausted. And this isn’t just a global narrative.

In Kenya, it’s a harsh reality that wears a familiar face. We were raised on a simple promise: go to school, pass your exams, get a degree, and the world will reward you.

We swallowed that dream whole. Woke up before dawn for morning preps, battled 8-4-4 with trembling hands and hopeful hearts, sat KCPEs and KCSEs like they were tickets to freedom. We graduated, some with first class honours, only to enter a world that had moved on. A world where papers don’t open doors unless your name already carries weight. Where merit is optional, and opportunities are auctioned behind closed doors—connections is the heavyweight champion.

So now, we carry certificates that look good in dusty folders and degrees that can’t pay rent. We’re tarmacking at 30, freelancing at 32, and still being told to "start small." We’re surviving in a country where job opportunities are fewer than betting shops, and where rejection letters—when they come—almost feel like closure.

We’ve turned to side hustles, gigs, digital spaces, anything to stay afloat, while constantly being reminded that we’re not doing enough. All this while balancing the invisible burden of expectation. Because even when we’re broke, we’re expected to send something home. To contribute to weddings, funerals, and WhatsApp groups. To carry our siblings. To be strong. Always strong.

And in that pressure, we’re not just financially strained—we’re mentally exhausted. We are managing anxiety like it's a full-time job. Fighting burnout before breakfast. Masking depression with memes and laughter. The truth is, many of us are barely holding it together. But we show up anyway. Because this life doesn’t allow time to fall apart.

People say money changes you. That’s not true. Money just exposes you. And what this country has done is expose a generation that did everything they were told—only to be told that they’re entitled when they ask for a return on that investment.

Even in all this, one thing about Millennials—they still rise. They still create. They still find joy in small things, still build dreams from borrowed data bundles and hope. They are not lazy—they are tired. Not lost—they were misled. And not broken—they are simply surviving in a system that sold them a dream and handed them a hustle.

And somehow, through all this, they still love. Still laugh. Still give. Still hope. And maybe that is the real education: learning to live with a cracked heart, a heavy mind, and a tired smile—but still showing up anyway.

Millennials are a generation raised on promise, betrayed by reality, but too stubborn to give up.

[George Banks @Banks_Banksg]

THE ECHOES OF WAR

A Revolutionary Manifesto

I. The Prologue of Betrayal
They came in suits, with Bibles and constitutions,
Swore oaths with trembling lips, then stabbed justice in the chest.
They preached the gospel of hustlers,
Then hustled the people dry.

SHA. SHIF. SHI. SHAME.
A trinity of theft,
That deducts religiously,
But delivers nothing but bureaucratic echoes —
A healthcare system that dies before the patient.

Ruto’s regime —
Not a government, but a get-rich-quick scheme.
A syndicate in state regalia.
They speak policy, but act piracy.

II. Of Empires and Intellectual Mercenaries
Rome fell.
Not from swords, but from within —
By gluttony, by greed, by governance turned gang.
Sound familiar?
Kenya bleeds under the weight of her own Caesar.

And you @MutahiNgunyi — the scholars for sale,
The professors of propaganda,
The suit-wrapped echoes of the regime —
You are not neutral pens.
You are inked in blood.

Let this be known:
When the courts are captured,
When parliament dances to executive drums,
When the constitution is toilet paper —
The People become the Final Court.

You ask if this is violent?
Was the French Revolution polite?
Did Spartacus draft memos?
Did Mau Mau send emails?

No.
The oppressed never whisper.
They roar.
They burn.
They reclaim.

IV. The Legal Brief of Revolution
We, the betrayed, submit this motion:
That the current regime is in breach of social contract.
That the constitution has been violated by oath-breakers.
That justice cannot coexist with plunder.

And therefore,
By the spirit of resistance,
By the fire of our ancestors,
By the law of natural justice —
We rise.

V. The Echoes
The Echoes of War are not calls to chaos,
They are the drums of dignity.
They are the sounds of shackles breaking.
They are the warnings to the elite:
You cannot eat the future and expect peace.

2027 is not an election.
It is a reckoning.
A revolution.
A reclaiming.

So let it echo.
In the streets, in the schools, in the silence —
Let it echo through every empty promise,
Every stolen shilling,
Every desecrated dream.

Let the Echoes of War remind them:
The people are watching.
And this time —
The people will remember.

[An21 🇰🇪 @antweeeezy]

This right here man..it’s actually hilarious 🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️

[Don Areef Devyrus @donareefdevyrus]

@brianbr97740273 @Honcalebamisi Pumbavuu kabisaa!

[𝐅𝐥𝐚𝐯𝐢𝐚𝐧 @bronix_weldon]

Let's reach 100 Reposts here before we paste👌🔥

[Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project @OCCRP]

🇰🇪Kenya has an abduction problem.

Since anti-government protests in June, at least 82 people have been kidnapped; 29 are still missing. Some have been found dead.

One kidnapping victim, activist Bob Njagi, was snatched from a public bus in August. ⤵️
https://t.co/cJHrybjsM4

[Don Areef Devyrus @donareefdevyrus]

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