Jacko Walloga

If not now, when?

[Jacko Walloga @JackoWalloga]

@itskipronoh What's wrong with him being funded with Uhuru or any other person? Is it a crime?

[𝐟𝐞𝐝𝐞𝐯𝐚𝐥𝐯 @fedevalv_]

The slowest player from Ivory Coast

[Polymarket Sports @PolymarketSport]

🚨Congo DR fans are ready for Cristiano Ronaldo and Portugal

[Jacko Walloga @JackoWalloga]

@UTDTrey Ismaela Sarr won't let them.

[Jacko Walloga @JackoWalloga]

@Maryian96 How do you support Africans for burning fellow Africans to death?

[Shanaka Anslem Perera ⚡ @shanaka86]

Iran did not strike a military base in Dubai. It struck the idea of Dubai.

Missile debris hit the Fairmont on Palm Jumeirah. Drone fragments set fire to the facade of the Burj Al Arab. A terminal at Dubai International Airport, the busiest hub for international passengers on earth, sustained damage. Jebel Ali Port, which hosts US warships and handles aircraft carriers, caught fire from interceptor debris. Abu Dhabi’s Zayed International Airport took a direct hit. One dead. Seven wounded.

The UAE Defense Ministry confirmed intercepting more than one hundred ballistic missiles and two hundred drones. That means Iran fired over three hundred munitions at a country that has spent the last four decades marketing itself as the safest square mile in the Middle East.

Dubai is not a military target. Dubai is a financial thesis. It is the proposition that you can build a global city at the mouth of the Persian Gulf and insulate it from the region’s violence through money, architecture, and diplomatic neutrality. Two million expatriates live there. Sixty percent of the emirate’s revenue flows through its airport and seaport. Every sovereign wealth fund in the Gulf has exposure. Every global bank has a regional desk there. Every luxury brand on earth has a storefront on Sheikh Zayed Road.

Iran just put a missile through that thesis.

Not metaphorically. The Burj Al Arab, the building that appears on every postcard, every airline advertisement, every sovereign wealth fund pitch deck, had fire crews on its roof Saturday night. Dubai’s airspace went dark. Flight tracking maps showed the entire Gulf region virtually empty. Airlines suspended operations. Schools prepared to move online. Residents sheltered in underground parking garages because Dubai has no bomb shelters.

The financial implications compound from here. Dubai real estate, the asset class that underwrites half the Gulf’s wealth effect, just discovered it sits within range of Iranian ballistic missiles. Every property valuation on Palm Jumeirah, in Dubai Marina, in Downtown, now carries a war risk premium that did not exist forty eight hours ago. Insurance underwriters who just repriced Hormuz transit are about to reprice Gulf property portfolios.

Saudi Arabia was hit. Qatar was hit. Kuwait was hit. Bahrain’s Fifth Fleet base took drone strikes that destroyed a three hundred million dollar radar system. Iran targeted every Gulf state that hosts American forces. The only Gulf country spared was Oman, the mediator.

The message is not military. It is economic. Iran cannot defeat the Fifth Fleet. But it can make the Gulf uninhabitable for capital.

And capital has no loyalty. Only a return address.

[Profesa Ochieng Odongo @OchiengOdongoKE]

“The World is full of IDIOTS, distributed strategically so you can meet at least ONE PER DAY” - Paulo COEHELO

Today, we are all privileged to have met Mutahi KAHIGA and a group of TikTok MINIONS😭

[Jacko Walloga @JackoWalloga]

Baba is Baba. The people's president ❤️

[Barack Obama @BarackObama]

Raila Odinga was a true champion of democracy. A child of independence, he endured decades of struggle and sacrifice for the broader cause of freedom and self-governance in Kenya. Time and again, I personally saw him put the interests of his country ahead of his own ambitions. Like few other leaders anywhere, he was willing to choose the path of peaceful reconciliation without compromising his core values. Through his life, Raila Odinga set an example not just for Kenyans, but across Africa and around the world. I know he will be missed. Michelle and I send our deepest condolences to his family and to the people of Kenya.

[George T. Diano @georgediano]

We will mourn Raila Odinga like we never had any differences with him. We will mourn him not because he was always good to us, but because the democracy we enjoy today stands on his shoulders. He bears the scars, and he deserves the credit.🕊️

[Jacko Walloga @JackoWalloga]

My heart aches 💔. Go well Baba.

[Jacko Walloga @JackoWalloga]

😭

[Carolyne Kariuki @lyn_msoh]

Am still in tears 💔💔😫😫

#endpolicebrutalityke

[Jacko Walloga @JackoWalloga]

@TheStarKenya What kind of stupid reporting is this?

[Jacko Walloga @JackoWalloga]

@Cleophasmalala Enjoy the fruits of the government you supported.

[Jacko Walloga @JackoWalloga]

@bonifacemwangi @Cleophasmalala He should enjoy the fruits of the government he supported

[Jacko Walloga @JackoWalloga]

@KenyanSays Kutakua na nationwide power outage. Chesa.

[Jacko Walloga @JackoWalloga]

@AokoOtieno_ The Parliament of Owls by Adipo Sidang is everything about this government

[The Kenyan Vigilante @KenyanSays]

Steven Letoo explains what is needed to make 1 million chapatis per day!

[Dr. King'ori (Felixe JaSiaya) @Dr_Kingori]

Raila Odinga’s loss of the AUC seat is nothing, in my opinion, his greatest loss is the trust of Kenyans.