Eng. David Mûli

Creating a premier space for the people with special talents to express their abilities.

[Yator Boss☚ @Bossyator]

Dear Contractor,

You're a businessman & yes building is your business. But if you have to make profits, please do not underpay your workers, do not overwork your workers and lastly do not use substandard materials... Kula client, usikule materials na wafanyikazi!!

[MUTHOKINJU PAINTS AND CEMENT @Muthokinju_]

Safety First! Every professional painter knows that the right gear is essential for a job well done. From helmets to gloves, dust masks to safety harnesses, being equipped protects not just your health, but also your craft. Let’s paint the world safely!

[Eng. David Mûli @Eng_DavidMuli]

With 4 days to #31stIEKInternationalConvention, let's celebrate these notable partners of @TheIEK who will help address Kenya's Industrialization, economic transformation & employments creation.
Visit https://t.co/0aCPnnMYaC to book either virtual or physical attendance
#WeAreIEK

[Isaac Were @Yzzaque]

Yesterday's @TheIEK Convention media launch where IEK President @shammahkiteme, Chief Guest Eng. @mugaa_eric, and other stakeholders were in attendance to support this years convention theme for Industrialization & Employment Creation

Booking:
https://t.co/aMViAT1kjc

[Eng. David Mûli @Eng_DavidMuli]

We are only 6 days away from the #31stIEKInternationalConvention, a forum that will address Kenya's Industrialization for positive economic transformation and employments creation. What is your expected outcome from this Convention?
Visit https://t.co/0aCPnnMYaC to book #WeAreIEK

[Isaac Were @Yzzaque]

Join us for the 31st IEK International Convention Media Launch on Tuesday, 22nd October 2024, from 8 AM

Eng. @mugaa_eric PE, MIEK, Cabinet Secretary for Water, Sanitation, and Irrigation, will be the Chief Guest

Facebook: https://t.co/SQDkb5SyBM
YouTube: https://t.co/wHMYAFGsoP

[Yator Boss☚ @Bossyator]

@amenya_nelson Baaaas this is where we come in. Any funds needed tuambie. I pledge 50k.

[Eng. David Mûli @Eng_DavidMuli]

@amenya_nelson Wanataka sura kama ya uncle Riggy G. Sura yenyewe ikuwe threat to the National Peace and stability.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Take the red pill

[Isaac Were @Yzzaque]

@TheIEK President, Eng. @shammahkiteme has encouraged the government to ensure more involvement of Engineers in the Affordable Housing Projects

The President also called for clear scope to enable consultancy services for Engineers in the Affordable Housing Contracts.

#WeAreIEK

[Eng.Kosgei Nelly,PE,MIEK @RigChiq]

One of the exciting event during the #31stIEKConvention is the Beach Zumba!.
#Register
#Attend https://t.co/QhQdP5FbuQ. Join the conversation and be part of the change.
#WeareIEK

[Isaac Were @Yzzaque]

#31stIEKConvention themed “Industrialization for Economic Transformation and Employment Creation,” provides a unique platform for insightful discussions & networking with engineering professionals from Kenya and beyond.

Register: https://t.co/YVeyHHj18d

[Eng. David Mûli @Eng_DavidMuli]

Happy Mashujaa Day from @TheIEK.
May you succeed in everything you do from now movingforward.
Let us celebrate the heroes who sacrificed their lives for a better Kenya.
For the Engineers, kindly book for the #31stIEKInternationalConvention here https://t.co/0aCPnnMYaC.
#WeAreIEK

[Eng Sheila Chepngeno,PE,MIEk,PMP @SheilaChepngen9]

7th Women Engineers Summit,,come one come all don't miss this chance to meet our very own Chairperson WEC @gachejenny

[Eng.Kosgei Nelly,PE,MIEK @RigChiq]

There's going to be various site visits to projects and industrial,what a way to experience & discover the engineering behind some infrastructure projects, network with top professionals in the industry .
#Register
#Attend
#31stIEKConvention
https://t.co/QhQdP5FbuQ
#WeareIEK

[Isaac Were @Yzzaque]

Upcoming @TheIEK convention, themed “Industrialization for Economic Transformation and Employment Creation,” provides a unique platform for insightful discussions and networking with engineering professionals from Kenya & beyond

Registeration: https://t.co/YVeyHHj18d

#WeAreIEK

[Eric @amerix]

NAKURU BLANKETS manufactured wool garments & fabrics like blankets, yarn, and sweaters.

The raw material came from Merino sheep in Molo.

NAKURU was a bubbling industrial town that directly and indirectly employed 300,000 people.

Merino sheep farming in Molo sustained 2,000 farmers.

Pyrethrum farming in Nakuru sustained 3,000 farmers.

Boomers found our industries sustaining our economy, but instead of protecting and incentivizing them, they promoted tribal politics, violence, and corruption, which crippled our local manufacturing industries.

Other industries in Nakuru that collapsed are:

• Pyrethrum Industry

• Kenya Farmers

• Eveready Batteries

• Unga Limited

Nakuru had the most spectacular Agriculture Society of Kenya (ASK) show, only compared to Nairobi.
Nowadays, the Nakuru ASK show is just a pale and hollow shadow of its past.

Politicians have destroyed our dreams, aspirations, and future.

Kenya needs a new breed of politicians.

All these senile boomers, together with their docile X-generation buffoons, must go.

Siasa Mbaya, Maisha Mbaya.

#ManDay

[Eric @amerix]

Between 1987 and 1996,

KENYA was the leading exporter of PYRETHRUM. - WORLDWIDE!

30% of the world's Pyrethrum products were from Kenya's Pyrethrum.

Do you know what that meant for Kenya's GDP?

Pyrethrum is used to manufacture repellents, insecticides, and air sprays.

Self-centred politicians vandalized our pyrethrum industry by

• Enacting policies that promoted massive importation of foreign products

• Enacting policies that disincentivized and discouraged the growth of our cash crops.

Locally manufactured sprays and aerosols are heavily taxed, while imported products are given tax exemption.

Senile boomers and X-generation buffoons have killed our dreams, aspirations, and future.

They should all go.

Siasa Mbaya, Maisha Mbaya

#ManDay

[Eric @amerix]

Kenya's state corporations that would have been high-value global brands:

• Uchumi: Kenya's Walmart

• Posta: Kenya's Amazon

• KENATCO: Kenya's Uber

• Nyayo Bus: Kenya's Metro

•Telkom: Kenya's Huawei

• Changamwe Refinery: Kenya's ExxonMobil

• Kenya Literature Bureau: Kenya's Library of Congress

• Kenya Railway: Kenya's Union Pacific

• Post Bank: Kenya's JP Morgan

• National Youth Service: Kenya's G4S

All have been looted.

The people who looted them sit comfortably in the current government as senior officials, while others are governors, senators, and MPs.

How do you expect them to transform Kenya?

Siasa Mbaya, Maisha Mbaya

#ManDay

[Eric @amerix]

Kisumu Cotton Mills (KICOMI) and Rift Valley Textiles (RIVATEX) were Kenya's trailblazers in manufacturing cotton textiles and fabrics.

KICOMI made Kisumu an essential hub for school uniforms. Indians had massive textile godowns like Impala Garments and Nyanza Garments, which made the micro-economy of Kisumu vibrant.

KICOMI sustained the lives of cotton farmers in Siaya and Kisumu.

It is KICOMI that inspired the Luo nation to be skilled tailors.

RIVATEX supported thousands of cotton farmers in Kerio Valley, Baringo, and Pokot.

Eldoret, apart from Kisumu, was the other hub of school uniforms serving the North Rift region.

KICOMI and RIVATEX produced high-quality Kenyan fabrics that reflected our spirit and values as a nation. (See the pictures below.)

RIVATEX even had a football club called Rivatex FC, which was the pride of Eldoret people.

Rivatex FC was the first football club outside Nairobi to win the Moi Golden Cup in 1990.

But today, KICOMI and RIVATEX collapsed. RIVATEX is currently under receivership after being looted by Moi University leadership.

Families who relied on these industries, eg, tailors, sellers, farmers, and fashion designers, were all rendered destitutes.

When these politicians tell you to design a national dress, ask them why our textile industries are dead.

Senile boomers and X-generation buffoons have killed our dreams, aspirations, and future.

They must all go.

Siasa Mbaya, Maisha Mbaya.

#ManDay