Looks like a joke but in Embu County, Kangaru Boys sec school & Kangaru Girls sec school which sit by the Embu-Meru highway, have been earmarked for transfer to another ‘favourable' location.
They sit on over 80 acres of prime land.
Ladies, wives and the “newly independent” divorced women.
You keep asking why your husband stopped fighting for you?
Why he checked out?
Why he went silent?
It wasn’t because he stopped loving you.
No, It’s because you slowly drained the life out of him and you didn’t even notice.
In the beginning you backed him.
You believed in him.
You made him feel like he mattered.
When Men when they feel supported, they try harder, love deeper and rise higher.
Then somewhere along the way, the switch flipped.
Stress crept in.
Your expectations got louder.
Your appreciation got quieter.
You stopped encouraging and started nitpicking.
You stopped cheering and started correcting.
You turned every small issue into another reminder of what he wasn’t doing right.
And here’s what you never understood:
Many men never had strong fathers. No mentors. No anchors.
So the woman they love becomes the only place they draw strength from, their emotional home.
When you become his biggest critic instead of his support:
You break the one thing inside him that keeps him fighting.
Your praise builds him.
Your disappointment cuts deeper than you think.
And when the one woman he trusted most turns into the loudest source of criticism?
He doesn’t argue.
He doesn’t shout.
He just shuts down.
A man who feels rejected can’t lead with confidence.
A man who feels unappreciated won’t show up fully.
A man whose spirit you’ve crushed will not keep fighting for a marriage you keep tearing apart.
And here’s the part many women refuse to accept:
Men move toward the woman who makes them feel valued, not the one who constantly reminds them they’re failing.
Not because they’re weak, but because they’re human and encouragement matters where you feel most vulnerable.
Marriage taught this truth:
A woman’s words can build a warrior… or break him beyond repair.
So before you complain that “he changed,” ask yourself a simple question:
Were you still his support or did you slowly become his undoing?
My brothers and sisters,
I’ve been following the case where Safaricom’s attempt to settle out of court over the massive data leak of 11.5 million Kenyans has failed, and I can tell you, what you’ve seen in the media is just the surface.
I’ve gone through some of the court documents myself, and what I found should worry every Kenyan who has ever used a Safaricom line.
First, the case in question involves four Kenyans, and it was Safaricom that sued them in 2019, not the other way round. The four are Simon Billy Kinuthia, Brian Wamatu Njoroge, Benedict Kabugi Ndungu, and a man known as Charles.
According to the court records, Simon, a high-level Safaricom employee, allegedly accessed and downloaded data of 11.5 million Kenyans, containing ID numbers, dates of birth, and other personal details.
He then uploaded the entire database to Google Drive, deleted the folders from his laptop, and shared the Drive link with Brian and Benedict, who also downloaded the data.
It’s alleged that the data was later passed on to a man named Charles to be sold to betting companies. One betting company reportedly paid around Ksh 300 million for that stolen information.
Safaricom discovered this in 2019 and took legal action. A criminal case was opened and arrests made. But here’s where it gets alarming: the DCI only recovered Simon’s laptop. The laptops belonging to Brian and Benedict were never found.
Those missing laptops are critical; they could have shown where our data went, who bought it, and how far it spread, and they could have helped stop the spread. Without them, the truth is still hidden.
And this explains why Safaricom users keep getting messages from betting companies they never subscribed to. Even scammers will call you with all your information and you will be left wondering how they got it
Even worse, investigators and Safaricom have been unable to access Simon’s Google Drive according to some court documents I came across from 2020, meaning our data could still be sitting there, copied, sold, and used.
Safaricom later applied for an injunction in 2020 to stop the accused from using or sharing the data but that application failed. (I’ll share part of the court document in the replies.)
Now, with the case dragging on and seems to be close to ending & Safaricom has been pushing for an out-of-court settlement. And the reason, my brothers and sisters, is simple:
If the accused are found guilty, millions of Kenyans could come forward to sue Safaricom for negligence and the company could be forced to compensate all 11.5 million victims. It will also further cement proof of how saf has been giving kenyan data to sfaraicom
To avoid that, Safaricom reportedly wants a deal, allegedly where the accused grants access to the Google Drive, the matter is quietly settled, and the company shields itself from future lawsuits.
But that would also mean no one will ever prove that our data was sold to betting companies or that Safaricom failed to protect it.
That’s why we must hope the courts do not allow any out-of-court settlement because such a deal would bury the truth forever.
My brothers and sisters, they fear accountability because they know, once you see the truth for yourselves, they lose control.
Stay with me. I’ll keep showing you what they’ve tried to hide. I have more sensitive information, i will share later
This PWD activist James Mbugua was arrested yesterday in Nakuru. RT widely for his immediate release.@Kibet_bull@kilundeezy@C_NyaKundiH .. saidieni huyu
3/3 This has nothing to do with tribe. This is about character. And clearly, Mulamwah has none. He’s not a man in pain, he’s a boy seeking applause. And it’s time we stopped clapping.
1/3Posting the mother of your child for clout is not healing. It’s cowardice. It’s cruelty dressed as content. No man of dignity does that. Real healing is silent, private, and respectful, especially toward the people you once loved and the mother of your child.
2/3 What Mulamwah did isn’t just shameful, it’s a stain on fatherhood, on manhood, and on decency. You don’t restore your soul by tearing someone else’s apart. You don’t reclaim your peace by publicly humiliating the woman you once called family.
Police huko Rwanyambo Nyandarua arrested a pregnant woman who works at a bar after a disagreement with the owner over money.She lost her child in the cells after police denied her request for urgent medical attention.Locals are in the streets demanding justice.Polisi si watu!!😭.
Today, the first 238 members of the Venezuelan criminal organization, Tren de Aragua, arrived in our country. They were immediately transferred to CECOT, the Terrorism Confinement Center, for a period of one year (renewable).
The United States will pay a very low fee for them, but a high one for us.
Over time, these actions, combined with the production already being generated by more than 40,000 inmates engaged in various workshops and labor under the Zero Idleness program, will help make our prison system self-sustainable. As of today, it costs $200 million per year.
On this occasion, the U.S. has also sent us 23 MS-13 members wanted by Salvadoran justice, including two ringleaders. One of them is a member of the criminal organization’s highest structure.
This will help us finalize intelligence gathering and go after the last remnants of MS-13, including its former and new members, money, weapons, drugs, hideouts, collaborators, and sponsors.
As always, we continue advancing in the fight against organized crime. But this time, we are also helping our allies, making our prison system self-sustainable, and obtaining vital intelligence to make our country an even safer place. All in a single action.
May God bless El Salvador, and may God bless the United States.
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