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A friend of mine who’s a doctor tells me that these days, they get at least three new HIV infections every day among Gen Zs aged 20–25. That's one hospital, na hao ni wale wamekuja kutibiwa waki thani ni malaria. Condomize guys,, Remember SHA only treats malaria.
There are boys who still kneel before girls in the name of, "Will you marry me?"
Idiots.
A woman cannot marry you, it is you marrying her.
She should kneel before you because you are doing her a favour.
Delete that stupid mentality from your head.
Refuse to be emasculated.
The Kilifi Central fish landing project is yet another example of what happens when we don’t follow the law when doing shiny things. What is otherwise a much needed facility has left a bitter taste hapa because the community feels their views were totally ignored from conception to execution. We must restore participatory democracy where the people are at the centre of all decisions government makes.
Mnaibiwa na hii style bado?
There is a group of people, with this guy being one of them, who steal huge amounts of money from people by pretending to sell goods at cheap prices.
This is how they do it,They post furniture or electronics online at significantly lower prices. For example, if a piece of furniture costs KSh 100,000, they post it for KSh 70,000.
When you contact them, they will also contact a legitimate seller of the same product and ask them to deliver it to you. When the delivery person arrives, they trick you into sending the money to them.
When it is time for the delivery person to confirm the number you sent the money to, he realises that it is not the number of the original seller. Hapo unakuwa umeoshwa clean. There is nothing you can do. The delivery person will leave with the goods,utawachanishwa hapo.
Tell your friends about this to help prevent them from becoming victims.
Watu wanagongwa kugongwa.
So how do 37 human beings die overnight while in NSCDC custody in Nigeria?
Thirty-seven.
Not one. Not two. Thirty-seven people.
They were arrested, detained and placed under the control of the state.
Once government takes someone's liberty away, government assumes a duty to protect their lives and dignity.
Now we are being told the cause of death is still unknown.
Disease has been suggested.
Survivors are alleging suffocation in an overcrowded, poorly ventilated cell.
Investigations and autopsies are supposed to establish what actually happened.
But let's be clear about one thing: 37 people dying in government custody is not an ordinary administrative incident.
It demands a forensic, transparent and independent investigation.
Were they overcrowded?
Were they denied medical attention?
Was there adequate ventilation?
Were they tortured or mistreated?
Were hazardous chemicals involved?
Who knew the condition of that cell, and when?
And most importantly, who is responsible?
Nigeria cannot normalise mass deaths in state custody.
If the investigation establishes negligence, abuse or deliberate wrongdoing, accountability must follow.
A government cannot take away your freedom and then lose responsibility for your life.
Thirty-seven deaths in custody is a national emergency.
Congratulating and celebrating my daughter, Flavia Shimuli Khalwale, for graduating today from the University of Nairobi School of Economics with a 2nd Class Upper Division Bachelor of Economics and Statistics.
We are very proud of the @uonbi that now boasts of the following alumni in my family
1. Dr Boni Khalwale - Doctor of Medicine & Senator
2. Tigana Kachuma Khalwale - Auditor, Office of the Auditor General
3. Inger Imbuhila Khalwale - Actuarial Scientist, KRA
4. Linda Lichuma Khalwale - Civil Engineer, KNHA
5. Flavia Shimuli Khalwale - Economist
We profoundly thank God through whom every thing is possible
BTW, tomorrow morning we’re taking milk samples to the lab for testing.
If there’s a milk brand or supplier you want us to prioritise, kindly share their names or details. We’ll try to include as many as we can. So far our list for tomorrow include the following 👇
These things of showing so much love to the dead should stop. Normalize treating people well while they're still alive. Give them flowers, check on them, support them, and tell them you love them while they can still hear you.