@ElijahKyama_ Mistakes were made in the boardroom but titles are won on the pitch. Stripping them of their accolades doesn't negate the fact that they've been the most dominant side in the PL for a decade.
@xysist If there's one thing that this govt has gotten right, it's monetary policy. @DavidNdii may seem like a villain to a vast majority of parochial Kenyans but he's the "hero" we needed after a decade of fiscal irresponsibility under Uhuru. He's the batman to this "Gotham" (Kenya)
@ElijahKyama_ Smh. Pep and Klopp admittedly tweaked their philosophy to cope with the rigours of the PL. Klopp in particular inherited an extremely poor squad and was still able to compete in his first season. By his own admission, his failure at United has forced him to be more adaptable.
@ElijahKyama_@paulmoms Not the same thing. Those clubs sign established stars. You can't compare spending £116m on Anderson to signing cherma Andres for a fraction of the figure. Plus city has plenty of flops too they just move on quickly from them.
Not a single one of Boni Khalwale’s endless horde of children is self-employed or anywhere near entrepreneurship. The entire lineage depends on the government for their daily bread, breakfast, and mid-day tea.
Here’s the standard weekly operating procedure:
Saturday Afternoon: Masquerades as a fierce opposition politician, screaming into a microphone about systemic failure.
Midnight Call: Quietly dials William Ruto’s Cabinet Secretaries to beg for government jobs for his kids.
Following Weekend: Castigates the very same CSs on public podiums for failing to create opportunities for Kenyan youth.
Peak Boni Khalwale logic: privatize the outrage, nationalize the family payroll. 100% pure, unadulterated political theater.
@Onorpik There's milk shortage due to the prolonged drought and subsequent lack of pasture. This has resulted in higher demand than supply. Most supermarkets take up to 90 days to pay suppliers. Due to the ongoing crisis these major brands are no longer selling on credit.