Lee

Graphic designer, businessman, seeker of social justice, passionate about success and welfare of the boy child. Life time Manchester United fan.

[FERDINAND OMONDI @FerdyOmondi]

Ol Kalou should be the national blueprint in 2027.

Take the money. Its yours anyway.

Then Vote with your conscience.

[MA!NG! @callmebrima]

I have two theories explaining why firstborns seem to be doing well in life. They are not always rich,the thing is,they just know how to survive without anything. They also tend to extend grace to their siblings, even when they are at rock bottoms.

[Lee @leendegea]

@Iyalawekesa It is called Genet

[TheBetterPath @TheBetterPath_]

By age 35, you should be SMART enough to realize these 11 things:

1. Stay silent, you don't need to say EVERYTHING.

[Wamutahi @Son_of_Laikipia]

ADANI being indicted by the US government is a reminder that anyone who associates with Ruto must be a thug and corrupt to the core😌.

[Lee @leendegea]

@JOBCORNER247 @AbrahamOkah2 Graphic design

[Job Corner @JOBCORNER247]

If you’re interested in any of these skill(s) in 2024:

- GRAPHIC DESIGN
- LOGO DESIGN
- PHOTOSHOP
- ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR
- PORTFOLIOS CREATION

RT and comment your skills. I’ll reply with free resources that can get you started.

[Maverick Aoko @AokoOtieno_]

Hello Kenyans,

The person who's been posting on my account has/had my unreserved permission and that of my Family

Your mistrust is justified, the skepticism is valid given we are dealing with a fiendish regime that knows no bounds

I however assure you, they got me but not my account. We are not as daft as they presume us to be and the first thing my aide does when I emergency dial, or is unreachable, is to change our passwords

This not only protects this account but also my sources for it goes without saying, devoid of them, there's no 'Tea.'

Babu knows of this aide, has met them in person too. I comprehend your misgivings on politicians, Lord knows I've had my extreme share of unpalatable experiences with them,

Albeit, take it from me, Ongili is a trusted friend who has proven his camaraderie interminably through bloom and gloom

He would not embrace silence if he had not confirmed I am currently in the care of family or (Heavens forbid), unauthorized person accessed my X

How am I?

Alive... Thanks to God. And You!

Your clamor, fervor, noise, agitation and prayers kept air in my lungs and blood in my heart. Asante for every tweet, retweet, call, concern, msg and voice that spoke out for me

The flesh is indisposed, thanks to their "hata sisi tunajua kusalimiana." Grateful that I am getting adequate care

The spirit remains sound, the resolve is bolstered, rather than punctured, for no amount of spittle can quench a furnace

What happened? I will tell you, oh I will expose every minute detail, every crumb... But we will converse more dear friends when I get better.

The darker the night, the brighter the stars. Traumatized as I be, I choose not to grope and wallow in the dark, when I can marvel at what's yonder

As for that man at State House and the incompetent, incorrigible, deplorable, diabolic, killer regime he presides over

May he be cursed to generations unborn. And anyone who gets their hands dirty and bloody for him too, whether politicians or police,

May they be visited by plagues that money cannot solve in the land of the living

I Thank you.

[Shikoh Kihika @Shikohkihika]

Mutuse sounds like UDA influencers! You cannot defend the government you are fighting for . Copy paste content and think you are winning

[Wanjiru Githiomi @WanjiruGithiomi]

Wacha nifungue roho yangu leo. Maandamano Delivers!

In the early 90s, Moi’s despotic regime crushed our resistance with unprecedented brutal force- Ruto ni mwanafunzi haswa! Frustrated and utterly hopeless, I left Kenya at the age of 20 to chase the dreams my country had failed to deliver—I hear you, Gen Zs.

I traveled to South Africa on a one-way ticket, bright-eyed and bushy tailed, with nothing but 15K and my mother’s unwavering support. I hustled—kuosha vyombo, braiding hair, and trading curios—just to pay my way through my studies at the University of Cape Town. It was difficult living away from home with limited resources. So Ruto, stop this modern-day slave trade disguised as job creation for the youth. Our communities thrive better together, and there is plenty within our borders if you would just stop stealing the entire country.

I have lived in South Africa for 30 years, witnessing this great nation rise to glory, only to later unravel into chaos. Yet, we still stand because the constitution reigns supreme and the rule of law remains the bedrock of our society. However, there is still much room for improvement.

Getting back to my thought process... Under the leadership of Nelson Mandela and the formidable Thabo Mbeki, South Africa rose from the ashes of apartheid. The Black middle class flourished, long-neglected communities finally gained access to basic services, and justice became accessible. Social welfare reached the most vulnerable, affordable healthcare was within reach, and it felt like anything was possible. The constitution wasn’t just a suggestion—it was implemented, albeit imperfectly.

Then, Stage Left, Zuma entered. Corruption, impunity, greed, and selfishness devoured everything South Africa had built. In collusion with his Indian cronies, the Guptas, Zuma dismantled the economy over his '9 wasted years.' Today, South Africa is trapped in dysfunction. Clean water and sanitation have become luxuries, electricity is expensive and rationed, and the Rand is in free fall. Youth unemployment is at a crisis point, xenophobia is tearing apart communities, and local industries have collapsed. It’s a long, sordid story, all rooted in the rot at the head—a moral decay that has permeated through every facet of our society.

I now watch with horror as Kenya, my mother land, treads the same doomed path once again— as if we learned nothing from the mkoloni’s installation of Kenyatta I, and the subsequent Moi and Uhuruto regimes that Kenya’s electorate willingly endorsed. And now, we find ourselves with this cretin, Ruto, displaying the dangerous tendencies of notorious dictators like Idi Amin, Mobutu, and Bokassa.

He is also following Zuma’s playbook, with his own Adani playing the role of the notorious Gupta Indian oligarchs. This is no ordinary corruption—this is state capture by kifua. It’s the systematic dismantling of Kenya’s future, and if we don’t act swiftly and decisively, we are barreling towards anarchy—if we are not there already.
I am angry because I know Kenya’s potential, and it is slipping away under our watch. I am angry because I’ve seen this playbook before, and I know exactly how it ends. But more than anything, I am hopeful—because Kenya’s youth is woke, politically engaged, and fired up to reclaim the soul of our Nation- Ndugu Zetu, mumeamka.

The South African youth uprising of June 1976 forever altered the course of this country’s liberation struggle. Their clarion call, Amandla! Awethu!—Power to the People!—resonates through history. And now, 48 years later, in June 2024, the Kenyan youth made their mark in our history books. You are exactly who you think you are: the leaders of Kenya’s 3rd liberation struggle.

To the youth—I urge you to remember, we the older generation are not your enemy. We stand with you, ready to support this movement with our skills, resources, and experience. Battles are fought not only in the streets but in offices, courtrooms, oceans, and across the diaspora. #TaifaMpya ni yetu sote.

To the older generation—we must resist the temptation of retreating into the "mwizi wangu" tribal cocoons that have long defined our politics. It’s time to wake up and focus on midwifing a #TaifaMpya that works for all 58 million shareholders. Competence, servant leadership, and respect for the rule of law must guide our choices for leaders in 2027.

I am angry but hopeful- Kuna Mpango #TwendeKazi #RutoMustGo #RutoMustGo #RutoMustGo #RutoMustGo
#TaifaMpya #TaifaMpya #TaifaMpya #TaifaMpya

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[Eric @amerix]

If you are a Kenyan,

You must have seen a sustained narrative claiming that your president and his deputy are at loggerheads.

They are NOT.

You must have heard that the president is persecuting his deputy just the same way the former president was at loggerheads with his deputy.

They were not.

Here is the thing,

The system keeps you in a sustained political debate.

This artificial conundrum is designed to distract you and vex your spirits.

This debate is meant to sow divisions among citizens.

The system thrives in confusion, division and distraction.

Listen,

The social stratum has the wealthy, the middle class and the poor.

The poor are busy looking for survival, they have little time for political correctness.

The wealthy are busy looking after their wealth by funding politicians to write legislation that will continue making them wealthier.

The crux of the matter is in the middle class where you and I sit.

These are the pawns of the game. They are educated but are idiots.

They are the ones who go to the queue for voting.  (The poor don't vote unless induced by money).

The middle class are the noise decibels.

They are the donkeys that work hard to feed the rich. They are heavily taxed.

They are the fools thrown into a heated circus to hate each other, create divisions and distract themselves.

They claim to be learned but cannot decipher the political con game.

The middle class are the ones with big televisions, smartphones and computers. It is here the rich pay the media to sow seeds of confusion and distraction.

It is only a foolish Kenyan who thinks the political crooks from both ends of the political divide don't meet privately to laugh at how they have divided the masses.

It is only a foolish citizen who thinks politicians serve them.

They don't and will never.

Politicians serve

• The World Bank

• World Economic Forum

• IMF

• USAID

• UKAID

• America

• Britain

Refuse to be drawn into imaginary conflicts.

Focus on your goals.

Mobilize your energies.

Politicians won't save you. They are part of the problem.

#DrainTheSwamp

[GATHONI K. @QueenGathoni]

I dream of a Kenya where teachers and doctors are paid more than politicians. I dream of a Kenya with free and accessible education & healthcare.

[The Kenyan Vigilante @KenyanSays]

Today if you see a tweet talking about Maandamano just like and Retweet..It doesn't matter who is tweeting as long as he is supporting the good cause of good governance #RutoMustGo #OccupyCBDTuesday

[Lee @leendegea]

@kwesi0568 @HipsyAfya Atomic Habits

[Chris Sambu @the_sambu]

Then someone is saying it's a city Revolution! I am telling you 2027 will not be a usual election period!

Wengi watavunja televisheni,wengi wataenda nyumbani,they will not believe!

[sprinklemylocs @inteathoughts]

The country could be burning and you’ll still have Maina and king’ang’i talking about women cheating

[Maurice Muyuyi @mauriceoyamo]

The fear is gone, and from now on, muguka will be served in state house as a welcome treat, no matter what!

[Prugmag collectibles @prudy1332]

Always do your best no matter the size of your audience.
When it comes to pursuing our passions, trying our best should not depend on the size of our audience or the potential recognition we may receive.
Whether we are performing for a small group of friends or on a grand stage in front of thousands, our dedication and effort should remain consistent.
Our commitment to excellence should be fueled by our internal drive for personal growth and self-improvement, rather than external validation.
By always giving our best, we not only bring fulfillment to ourselves but also inspire and uplift those around us, no matter how big or small the audience may be.
Remember, excellence knows no audience size.

[SokoAnalyst @SokoAnalyst]

Dear Men who are single and available, you have a missed call below;

MEN STOP DATING A LIABILITY!

1. A girl who doesn't have transport fare to visit someone that she claims she loves. (liability)

2. A lady who can't get you birthday or valentine gift but expect you to bring down the world for her during hers.(liability)

3. Someone who can't comfortably call you on phone for 5 minutes.
Always flashing, complaining and requesting for data and airtime...(liability)

4. I wonder how some Men cope with ladies that think relationship is an occupation where she's supposed to be paid and taken care of??
(S*x is not a benefit to only men.). She might not even allow you have the s*x, yet you keep spending on her like government. (liability)

5. Stop dating a liability no matter how beautiful she is. Beauty is a bonus, focus on her content!
Date a lady who can add something meaningful to your life.
Things like: financial intelligence, emotional intelligence, spiritual intelligence.

6. Date someone who's capable of managing multiplying whatever she has and the ones you give to her, your soul will be at peace!
Not someone that will always be at the receiving end.

7. We're not saying she must be rich.
But let her have something doing no matter how little it is, because no matter how much money you make, she must be able to assist you during the rainy days...

Some of you boys just see nyash and be willing to sell everything you have just to make it work, you might give her 100K today she'll say "thanks" but when you call her tomorrow and tell her to visit you she will say "send transport money" (liability)