NTSA, a footage circulating yesterday (below) showed RAYMOND OMOSA, racing a Mercedes-Benz C-Class on a dual carriageway, with dangerous overtaking that came close to collisions with other cars. The Mercedes appeared to nearly rear-end another vehicle while attempting to overtake from the left side. Collision-warning alarms could be heard as the visibly unbelted occupants panicked and the unbelted driver braked sharply. Have you identified both drivers and investigated this footage @ntsa_kenya? Other motorists should not have to risk their lives because someone wants racing content for social media.
A glass in honour of my late driver, and loyal brother, Dennis Omoro, sadly killed on the 11th by a drunk lunatic showing off an Aston Martin along James Gichuru Road. We’ll go to the end of the earth to get Justice for Deno.
Today, I have learned that there is a whole illegal “underground” car racing done by rich kids at night on James Gichuru Road, posing a danger to other motorists. How could the authorities continue to let this happen?
Mutyo sana!
My only contribution to the James Gichuru car incident is that a similar car was filmed exiting James Gichuru in March 2025 as documented on SpotterGang254 Instagram (linked below). Owner is possibly a resident of Lavington.
Find the owner of the car, find the driver.
cc @Dr_AustinOmondi & @IanECox.
https://t.co/AcQQycvUVh
Car Twitter is a funny space.
They are aware of the car that caused the accident, but somehow have no idea who was driving it. Also, don't point fingers. Infact, don't even discuss it.
Yet they are absolutely certain of who wasn't responsible and will swear by it.
Fascinating!
I would love President William Ruto if he was that angry about Kenyatta National Hospital
(KNH) And not Nairobi Hospital (private). Cancer patients aren't receiving care because the machines are dead, SHA has not paid @KNH_hospital a billion plus... But the chicken farmer wants to "save" Nairobi Hospital first. Khabusie!
@Messimagic18731 @deejayjim_ I used pay my employees 8k per month, restaurant,na nabaki na negative. Have to pay rent from your pockets . Had to close coz,weeeh,ukiongeza TOT,TRA,TFA Medical,licences unafanyia watu kazi
😭 indeed. I can imagine how his parents and siblings are feeling now.
The Haitian gangs like DRC and South Sudanese and former Ugandan rebels Lord Resistance Army used to be accused of cannibalism and what you are saying is not a joke but something that is likely to happen.
The sad part of it is that they may do a video and share on social media to send a warning to other Police Officers in Haiti which I know will keep them in their Camps without a single day's Patrol.
Ruto should not wait for another Officer to be captured.
If you watch this video, you will realise that even the Haitian Police are not happy with Kenya Police in Haiti.
The locals are not happy either which risks their lives as the locals may side with the gang and inform them of their moves.
One thing adulting has taught me is that I am not above anything. Literally anything can happen. Hence I must never be too quick to speak over situations I’ve never found myself in. No one is above anything not even your good actions can save you from your fair share of trials.
Boss man, those vehicles parked outside your place are definitely packing surveillance and signal jamming gear.
The antennas on them are likely deploying RF jammers, which can block cellular, Wi-Fi, and GPS signals in your area. This may even cause communication blackouts.
On top of that, they’re almost certainly using IMSI catchers (Stingrays) to mimic cell towers. What that means is every call, text, or data transmission from your devices is being rerouted through their fake network—allowing them to monitor and collect all your data or even listen in on your conversations in real time.
Can you throw a wrench in their plans?
Yes, here’s how;
1.RF detection equipment will help you pinpoint the source of interference so you know exactly where the disruption is coming from.
2.Set up Faraday cages or bags around your key devices to block RF signals and prevent jamming or interception. Have your phones always inside the Faraday bags whenever not in use
3.Switch to 100% wired communication (Ethernet) when you can, and for wireless communication, stick to encrypted apps like Signal to ensure your private messages stay private.
4.Get yourself a Thuraya satellite phone or similar satellite-based device. These can bypass local jamming and offer secure communication that’s hard to tap into.
5.For the ultimate in security, consider using a Blackphone or something similar. These privacy-focused devices offer encrypted communication and enhanced security, making it nearly impossible for anyone to snoop on your data.
All the best as you do this!