Nick J's Dad

[Mike Bales 🫡🇺🇸 @MikeBales]

Why does everyone force introverts to leave their comfort zone, but no one forces extroverts to shut the f*ck up for a while?

[Nick J's Dad @gitahis]

@ggiste We ni wa nguvu Mzeiya...

[Nick J's Dad @gitahis]

@AIRTEL_KE, please check DM.

[Nick J's Dad @gitahis]

Hey @AIRTEL_KE . Check DM and sort, please.

[Mocking 🐦 @Te_N06]

Mangai me nmeishaa😆😆😆😆

[Nick J's Dad @gitahis]

Hey @KRACare, please chk dm.

[Mwalimu Mūtemi wa Kīama @MutemiWaKiama]

#SingaPool Maji Kifuani...

The music is dope! 😀

[MedhaneMartins🇰🇪 @MedhaneMartins]

If algorithm brings this to your timeline, just retweet it to go viral!
Kenya needs leadership overhaul!

[Nick J's Dad @gitahis]

@Pinkiescent_ Handu hau... 🎶

[Typical African @Joe__Bassey]

This is why you cat stop loving some places in Africa.

[Crystal Asige @CrystalAsige]

There are lots of nuanced conversations that aren’t being had now that the rains are here.

Did you know that many autistic children are naturally drawn to rain and water? Research shows that water engages multiple of their senses at once — the sound, movement, temperature, and visual patterns can feel calming and regulating to them.

However, autistic children are also more likely to wander, which can increase their risk around water. During the rainy season, it’s important for parents and caregivers to be especially cautious about children’s proximity to puddles, pools, and streams.

Here are ways we can keep our children safe during the rainy season:

⁠1. Supervise closely.
2. Teach clear water boundaries.
3. Stay alert near puddles, pools, and streams.
4. In the long run, get them used to the feeling of water by introducing everyday water activities like washing small cloth items, watering plants, washing dishes, and even getting them involved in swimming lessons.

Look after each other. #VIP

[Nick J's Dad @gitahis]

Hey @KenyaPower_Care. Chk DM.

[Njambi @A_Njambi]

GM KENYANS!

IM LOOKING FOR THE NAMES OF COMPANIES WHO HAVE BEEN CONTRACTED TO MAINTAIN THIKA ROAD, OUTERING ROAD, WAIYAKI WAY, EASTERN BYPASS & KIAMBU ROAD

THOSE COMPANIES ARE GIVEN HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS OF TAXPAYERS MONEY TO MAINTAIN THOSE ROADS BUT THEY OPT TO LOOT & LEAVE DRIVERS STRUGGLING TO SEE AT NIGHT BECAUSE OF NO STREET LIGHTING.

YOU WILL NOT RISK THE LIVES OF KENYANS & GET AWAY WITH IT.

I AM COMING FOR YOUR RAGGEDY THUGGERY SELVES

PLEASE DM ME, YOUR IDENTITY WILL NEVER BE EXPOSED!

[Mary Njoroge @Maryian96]

Wait a damn minute, Mandera got 12.2B,Turkana got 13.8B while Muranga got 7.8B and nyandarua got 6.2B so what is not happening here? where is all the billions in Turkana and Mandera, thankyou Riggy g for starting this debate,we should start hanging some leaders,what the hell?

[Oscar Ouma A 🇰🇪_OLY @OumaOscar]

Unaogopa kuchukiwa na mtu mmoja, nguruwe inachukiwa na dini mzima na bado inanona …

[Paul Graham @paulg]

A friend told me that now that they've had a child, her husband can't bear to watch movies in which bad things happen to kids. Same here. That was one of the most surprising things about having children. You're not just protective of your own children, but children in general.

[Nick J's Dad @gitahis]

@NdindiNyoro The Principal is a wonderful lady.

[Naipamei Kaikai @Kaikainaipaa]

Wildlife are beautiful creatures but some humans are too busy to make them distinct. We must rise above and protect their ecosystem. Together we will conquer and rescue the 8th Wonder of the world, the great Maasai Mara from destruction.

[Naipamei Kaikai @Kaikainaipaa]

To all who enjoy Safari and the wildlife in our great Maasai Mara, let us protect it from destruction of the greediness of hotels which have been built in critical areas that are distressing the wildlife ecosystem & their way of living. We need demolitions of such hotels.