Thenillionaire

I am who He says I am

[Thenillionaire @kenalula]

@citizentvkenya huyo jamaa wa yellow ametake vitu hua tuna argue baze ya jaba so seriously! Fact is this gov't is shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit!

[Dr Willy M Mutunga, Chief Justice, Kenya (2011-16) @WMutunga]

@citizentvkenya It’s not “drama”. It’s resistance.

[Sholla Ard 🇰🇪 @sholard_mancity]

When public data is hidden by govt, corruption tends to flourish.

Say/ Tweet it with me:

RELEASE SHA PAYMENT DATA
RELEASE SHA PAYMENT DATA
RELEASE SHA PAYMENT DATA
RELEASE SHA PAYMENT DATA

Aden Duale, MOH RELEASE SHA PAYMENT DATA

[BOBI WINE @HEBobiwine]

Several months back, Museveni’s brutal son posted that, "......Besigye will only leave prison in two ways. Either in his coffin after we hang him or shoot him or on his knees apologising to Mzee [Museveni]."

Yesterday, Dr. Besigye and his colleague Hajj Obeid Lutale's fourth bail application was denied! Cry beloved country. The judiciary, like all other institutions, has been completely emasculated. We have an opportunity to press the RESET BUTTON on our country in 16 days and put an end to this suffering.
#FreeKizzaBesigye
#FreeUgandaNow

[Thenillionaire @kenalula]

Balls!

[JESHI LA SIFUNA @Jeshi_LaSifuna]

Mimi Ndio Sifuna !!

[Nandi 🤍💜🤍 @pallnandi]

😂😂

[The Architect. @TheMarcitect]

I can tell you right now if every politician on the planet disappeared overnight the world would continue on and begin to heal immediately. This planet needs a serious parasite cleansing.

[Thenillionaire @kenalula]

@MasculinitySato Why?Just to prove them wrong? Unnecessary pressure.

[Thenillionaire @kenalula]

@jumaf3 And there's a curse that befalls 2nd born. Unanticipated problems keep following you and you become the family's black sheep

[Thenillionaire @kenalula]

The best suggestion I've read in a long while

[Ndindi Nyoro @NdindiNyoro]

INVESTMENTS AND MARKETS:

A story of REA Vipingo, Billions and Land.

In the year 2013, we had a few shares in a Company called REA Vipingo. We had bought them for twenty something Bob. The company was listed in the NSE.

In November 2013, a company called REA Trading Company, owned by the Sons of the Founder offered to buy all the other shares they didn't own. The share was then trading in the market at Ksh 27.5. They gave a bid of Ksh 40 per share - a modest 45% premium. I was excited and wanted the transaction done. I would have given out our few shares and cash in Ksh 12.5 per share as Profit.

As the rules should be, the trading of REA Vipingo was halted in the NSE due to the "Material Information".

Afterwards, other minority shareholders opposed the bids and forced for the opening up of the process.

Immediately bids were opened, Dr Chris Kirubi through Centum offered a competing bid of Ksh 50 per share.

Afterwards, a company called Vania Investments Company gave a different competing bid of Ksh 55.

The bidding war escalated but to the advantage of shareholders.

Later on, REA Trading Company negotiated with Centum so that Centum could withdraw their bid. Ultimately, REA Trading topped their bid to Ksh 70 per share. They also offered a promisory note of a top up of Ksh 15 when out of divesting some of the land holding. Centum also made a deal to buy over 10,000 of REA Vipingo land for about Ksh 180,000 per Acre as a condition for withdrawing their bid - that is the land that hosts the Centum owned Vipingo Real estate assets include a SEZ.

After the bidding war, the REA Vipingo Shares that were trading at Ksh 27.50 before bidding started got the final bid of Ksh 85 from REA Trading Company. We ended up getting a 209% Premium. I mean 209% profit in a matter of a few Months instead of the initial 45%.

What if the bidders based the transaction and their bids on the "Market Price" of Ksh 27.5? The buyers would have had a field day, just like the celebrations with the buyers of GoK Safaricom stake. But the seller value would have been undermined.

That is how the sale of the 15% Safaricom GoK can be optimised. These kind of transactions become sub optimal when there is personal interest. If we are genuinely seeking the best value for our Country, Kenya, we must open up the bids, get more Billions and grow our Economy.

This is NOT about politics but about what is the right thing to do. It is not about whose argument is popular but about what optimises our Bottomline as a Country. And we must all remember that of approximately 55M Kenyans, the sale of 15% stake or about 6Bn shares represents approx 100 shares per every Kenyan. Therefore we must get full value.

We are African and Africa is our Business..

[Willis Evans Otieno @otienowill]

Show me another third-world country where legislators earning Ksh 739,600 a month produce so little output that Parliament has effectively become a very expensive waiting lounge. Ordinary citizens are being bled dry with punitive taxes just to maintain the lifestyles of people who behave like minor gods in a collapsing economy.

We are paying Scandinavian-level salaries for Congolese-level governance chaos. The math is immoral.

[Larry Madowo @LarryMadowo]

JUST IN: The MPs under investigation for drug trafficking are Hassan Joho, Harun Mwau, William Kabogo & Mbuvi Sonko, Saitoti reveals

[Rapcha The Sayantist @IAMRAPCHA]

Why can't you find yourself a job abroad, and let kenyans elect someone who will create jobs for them at home?

[Sholla Ard 🇰🇪 @sholard_mancity]

My people, many of you might agree with me on this what we heard from the President yesterday is dangerous.

We all saw the reports of him asking chiefs and subchiefs to campaign for him & offering em incentives

Meanwhile, the
-IEBC is silent.
-EACC is silent.
Even civil society is silent.

And on top of that, he’s promising them promotions, cars, and other benefits. My people, that’s not leadership, that’s covert bribery.

Why should chiefs, who are supposed to be apolitical, be turned into campaign agents?

This is how countries slide backwards.
We are slowly walking into the Moi-era style of politics, where the State machinery is used to push one man’s agenda. Where chiefs used to work for KANU. Where chiefs used to identify who was against Moi.

If we’re not careful, we’ll wake up in a Kenya where:

-You only get help at the chief’s office if you’re UDA
-Chiefs quietly record who supports the govt and who doesn’t
-That information is used against innocent people

My people, this is a perilous direction.
We must rise, stay alert, and condemn this trend before it takes root.

Chiefs and subchiefs should always remain neutral
And the executive should not at any point attempt to bribe them.

[Thenillionaire @kenalula]

@muitazz @AokoOtieno_ Bro ni how much and what's your location?

[Eric @amerix]

If you have received your November earnings,

Go pay for your children's 2026 school fees.

Go buy new school shoes, uniform and books.

Don't wait till January. The time is now.

If you are supporting your children who live with their mother, either through co-parenting or any other agreement, pay as early as now.

Deposit the money in the school account and obtain a receipt.

Don't send the money to the mother, she will misuse the money.

Amidst the chaos, there is an opportunity.

Meet your obligations as early as now. This is an opportunity.

Don't join the chaos of the masses.

[ms kanyi @stephkanyi]

The walking constitution has said it☝️

[Maverick Aoko @AokoOtieno_]

I'm a millennial

90s bitch

I'm vintage

My point is simple, Gen Z, you are a FUCKING disappointment

You have empowered Ruto by your excuses and simply not showing up

Mdomo online na Vita streets

Ikifika the real demonstration of democracy, BALLOT

Crickets. Register!

[Sholla Ard 🇰🇪 @sholard_mancity]

My people,
I’ve just seen a court ruling this morning, and honestly, this one is a big win.

A comrade took a 82k HELB loan, and after years of penalties HELB was asking for 540k.
They went to court &
The court has now said HELB was wrong.
They didn’t follow the duplum rule, meaning you should never pay more than twice the amount you borrowed.

My people, this is the problem.
Out there, Kenyans are being punished by a system that hasn’t even given them jobs.
A loan of 100k growing to 1M in a few years? Yet the comrade hasn’t found a job. That’s daylight robbery.

I hope this ruling sets a precedent.
And honestly, more people need to take these things to court.

If we don’t challenge them, they’ll continue exploiting Kenyans quietly.