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[Joseph Gitahi @GitahiJcgitahi]

The late Ainabkoi MP William Chepkut met Nicholas Biwott after smashing a school TV at Kenya poly when he heard Biwott was arrested.

He was arrested for destroying schl property. Biwott’s made him his PA.

He later donated a kidney to Biwott.
He later died of kidney failure.

[Job @Jobyso]

@markmwiti21 @Naomikibandi Not kenyans, mostly murima people. They elect leaders based on emotional.

[Incentivising @incentivising]

Never be the person who carries news about other people.

There is a reason "don't shoot the messenger" is a famous sentence: because the messenger is usually shot.

[Ronit Pereira @CAronitpereira]

“Don’t try and drive a 9800 pound truck on a bridge that says limit 10,000 pounds. Leave yourself some margin of safety in life.”

- Warren Buffett

[Job @Jobyso]

@World_Affairs11 Weakling

[Incentivising @incentivising]

Game theory explains why rules apply differently to people at the top, and it's not simply hypocrisy. Enforcement of rules carries a cost, and this cost scales with the status of whoever is being enforced against. Disciplining a junior costs nothing, and it's usually expected. Disciplining the person who brings in the revenue risks revenue and relationships while simultaneously triggering a fight the enforcer might lose. Thus, the cost of enforcement exceeds its utility, rendering it undesirable. The rules were never applied evenly because rules are nothing more than the preferences of the enforcer, transformed into a law. That's the whole reason why "but the policy clearly says (x)" has never saved or punished anyone. So, stop asking whether something breaks rules and instead ask what enforcing them against this specific person would cost. You'll know the results in advance.

[Job @Jobyso]

@moneyacademyKE Good idea but still wantam

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@moneyacademyKE We are not boarding such sponsored stories

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@vsmpatriot @DougAMacgregor @likigivafok Whats wrong with being Muslim ?

[Job @Jobyso]

@instablog9ja But big Naija thieves go spot free in Abuja

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@agusantonetti Lol

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@kenny_veldheer @BabakTaghvaee1 Nato is a lame duck.

[Kpaxs @Kpaxs]

Momentum is a resource, protect the streak more than you protect the output.

[Job @Jobyso]

@yabaleftonline Giants of Africa

[Job @Jobyso]

@mygunpurple @lisathebeauty1 There are senior people who dont carry their weight

[Skill of Life @skill_of_life]

A subtle sign that reveals someone is lying is that they will try to hide their presence after they've lied. They want to move out of the place, rush to leave, avoid eye contact, and refuse to keep up the conversation.

[Orange Book 🍊📖 @orangebook]

Most people who lack self-confidence actually lack initiative, and they lack initiative because they lack self-respect for the time they were conferred on this planet.

[BBC News Africa @BBCAfrica]

The grandson of former military ruler and dictator Idi Amin is one win away from a Commonwealth Games boxing medal.
Abdul Amin faces England's Damar Thomas in the men's 90+kg quarter-finals on Wednesday. Victory would guarantee him at least a bronze. 🥊 https://t.co/guJUun0loh

[Incentivising @incentivising]

Game theory explains why being endlessly available is how you effectively price yourself at zero. Extraordinary value is always derived from the thing a person cannot have right now, mixed with the dream of what they COULD have. For example, when you reply within minutes every time, they'll eventually stop thanking you for it. You habituated them, and you've experienced it before: their perceived value of your time has now dropped to zero. Keep in mind that nobody consciously decided you were worth less. Instead, you just trained them to think that way. Practice restraint. Withhold deliberately. Let there be a delay or a refusal.