Obsess. For f*ck sakes. You only get one life. Don’t screw it up by being normal. Go all in. Act like a psycho. Let people call you insane. Please. I beg you. Obsession is the path.
Waiyaki way before vs now, @KeNHAKenya actually used billions to destroy a beautiful road and it has been under construction for 10yrs with no end in sight and garbage allover @WilliamsRuto@Alfayaz11
Hi guys kindly reshare/repost until he's found ..His name Zlatan Mwatha 4yrs old last seen pale garden city.He was wearing the same clothes as in the photo .
About 4 years to the so called vision 2030 yet the streets of the capital look like the country is recovering from a 20yr old typical African civil war.
War stricken Ukraine literally looks better than this filthy craphole!
Yikes!
We are truly NGMI and finished.
@iamverahokeyo I think that's a valid issue. And i suspect that it has more to do with " ujanja" and short cuts that is installed in Kenyans than the education system in particular. Like Kenyans look down upon work generally, be it in campus or at work place
From 1946 to 1975, Vietnam was in 29 years of continuous wars;
8 years fighting France, 20 years of civil war, and 8 years fighting the US.
Today, unlike Nigerians who still blame colonialism, Vietnam has 100% electricity and far higher HDI and GDP than Nigeria.
Land is NOT the answer to Kenya's
poverty!
@OkiyaOmtatah believes in production of wealth, not redistribution of what little we have:
"We are not going to solve our problems by subdividing land. We must industrialize, build factories, and embrace a service economy.
How many PhDs are sitting at home? Are they going to go till the soil?
We need to create new wealth"
Catch the full episode of #TheBigPictureAUC townhall on Youtube.
I have been doing a lot of soul searching , trying to understand what the issue with Kenya is. After a 5 year thought process , I have a conclusion that Kenya’s problem is not the government, but the people.
@Saint_hacker @mawia____ LOL. This are just basic rules for a livable city for everyone; children, young people and vulnerable people in our communities i.e aged and PWD. Every clean working city I've lived outside of Nairobi has these rules citywide.
Nairobi County’s so-called urban planning department looks more like it’s being run by a villager with no sense of order. Billboards are sprouting everywhere across our roads, without any plan, zoning or consideration for safety and design. A capital city deserves structured planning, not this chaotic mess that makes us look like we’ve abandoned all standards. Honestly, with the number of massage parlour billboards popping up, one might think Nairobi’s main industry is massaging backs instead of building a city.