Maina

The Minor Maina Senses 🫀🧠💪🏾
Peace,love and prosperity 💯

[Maina @MarvnGreg]

They're smoking hot 🔥 😅💯

[Maina @MarvnGreg]

@Nyaburinyauma They are smoking hot 😅

[Maina @MarvnGreg]

Amazing 💯🫡
Funny how human beings are the only species that trick their own 🤌🏾

[The Husky @Mr_Husky1]

When lions approach, the meerkats at this wildlife park don't scatter. They run to Jumbo.

A photo spreading online captures the moment - Jumbo the elephant lifting tiny meerkats with his trunk while lions watch from a distance. Park staff say it's become a pattern. When danger comes close, the meerkats head straight for him, and he positions himself between them and the threat.

A giant standing guard for some of the smallest animals in the park. And they trust him completely.

[Maina @MarvnGreg]

Ankara Messi Ankara Messi 😅 Gooooaaaal 😂

[AndyJnr ° Umaru  @AndyjnrUmaru]

What's your Next Move?? 🤔
don't lie!!!

[Maina @MarvnGreg]

Kenya for you 🤌🏾

[Timothy Turunga @timothyturunga]

Sad story of ethnicity in Kenyan politics
In 1962, Fredrick Omondi was among five chosen young Kenyan flight cadets dispatched to Israel’s Haifa Flying School. They went to learn and came back to defend our skies.

He did exactly that too well. By February 22, 1965, at the age of twenty, he stood before Jomo Kenyatta, sword in hand and crowned the most outstanding pilot of his class. He became the third man ever registered in the Kenya Air Force.

And then, a ceiling was placed over his head. While his course-mate Dedan Gichuru conveniently from the President’s own ethnic orbit rose with the smooth well-cleared runway, becoming Air Force Commander by thirty, Omondi stalled mid-air. By 1971, the decorated son of Nyakach was still a Captain, circling the same altitude, watching lesser men climb past him.

There was no need of explanation, After the fallout between Jaramogi Oginga Odinga and Kenyatta in 1966, the state recalibrated opportunities based on surnames. For Luo officers like Omondi, the system preferred not to promote .So although it had trained him as a pilot, politics grounded him.

Frustration build and By 1971, there were whispers of meetings, and eventually a conspiracy that attracted professors, legislators, and soldiers alike. Kenya staged one of its most curious trials: twelve men accused of plotting to overthrow the government.

Names like Kitili Mwendwa and Joseph Ndolo floated through the narrative like ghosts, mentioned never summoned. They were just asked to resign and later escorted out of the earth through road accidents.

In court, the prosecution, led by James Karugu, offered a poorly educated former soldier, Joseph Daniel Owino as the mastermind. The magistrate, S.K. Sachdeva, appeared unconvinced wondered how a man of such modest standing commanded professors and senior officers? But behind the official script stood Omondi who had watched merit politely step aside for ethnicity. He pleaded guilty and ten years in prison followed.
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Back home in in Koguta, Nyakach another young man was watching. Hezekiah Ochuka joined the Air Force in 1976, He had grown up hearing about Omondi, the village genius who had touched the sky. The poor youngman inherited the grievance,... Where Omondi had stalled at Captain, Ochuka barely moved at all. Nearly a decade into service, he remained a Senior Private. Ambition had an ethnic limit.

By August 1, 1982, Ochuka decided he would not wait politely . For roughly six chaotic hours, Senior Private Grade One Ochuka declared himself ruler of Kenya directly promoting himself through mutiny. Then, it collapsed. He fled to Tanzania. The State, far more efficient in punishment than in fairness, brought him back.

He was Tried, convicted, and caged, In 1986, at Lang’ata Barracks, Ochuka’s mother, Wilkista Oketch, and his sister Mary Adhiambo attended his court-martial it was painful.

A year later, at Kamiti Maximum Prison, his story ended. When the hanging was done the government returned his clothes neatly folded and Wilkista Oketch received them in silence

For best Kenyan History & Investigative stories follow @timothyturunga

[Maina @MarvnGreg]

Siri play oh when the saints

[Nnamdi 🦅 @_Nsznn]

Look at the speedometer, As a good driver what are you doing next ??

[Maina @MarvnGreg]

Its like by brain is centred

[кєνín @notcee_fan]

If you're right-brained, you'll see a chicken laying an egg. If you're left-brained, you'll see a man riding a horse.

[Maina @MarvnGreg]

Donkey haziko Lamu pekee angalia watu tunapeleka parliament 💯
Sewersydaa

[Cop Shakur @CopShakurkihara]

Incoming MP wa Turbo hajawai ona Mlango ya highschool he can't even construct a sentence in English.

Lakini before 2027 tutaona ako mpaka na degree.

Utapata kuna watu watampea Kura.

Alafu most people country side wanadhani MP ni all about CDF na Bursaries,Mbona?people need civic education,wasituletee Mang'ombe Parliament.

[Maina @MarvnGreg]

Come again 🤨

[The Husky @Mr_Husky1]

In India, a dr*nk man petted a tiger while the entire town hid indoors in fear 🐅😳

Panic spread quickly through a small town in India when reports of a tiger roaming the streets surfaced. Shops shut down, doors were locked, and people rushed indoors to protect themselves. The once-busy streets fell completely silent, filled with tension and fear as everyone waited for the danger to pass.

Amid the silence, one man walked through the empty road, reportedly returning home late at night. When he came face to face with the tiger, instead of running, he calmly approached it. In a moment that stunned many, he gently patted the tiger and even joked casually, leaving the animal momentarily still before it quietly moved away.

The incident quickly became a story people could hardly believe, spreading across communities and online platforms. It highlights a strange mix of fearlessness, luck, and unpredictability. While the moment may seem unreal, it leaves a lingering thought... how thin is the line between bravery and risk in such unexpected situations?

[Maina @MarvnGreg]

My Mom gave me the seeds I'm growing my Dad gave me the tools and the water to keep them growing

Whatever Mom wants thats what mom gets
Everybody better but their Ps in
@Skepta

[Esegbona Luis @esegbonaluis]

Breaking News 🚨🚨🚨

Skepta’s mom reveals that she SWORE NEVER to raise her kids the way she was raised .

According to her , if she was a typical African mum she could have denied Skepta from doing music , make sure he is not free to try certain things . If she did it ? She won’t have a son who is a billionaire today.

According to her , PARENTS don’t know everything. Give kids the benefit of doubt . Make them feel free . Support that thing they strongly believe in and watch them succeed . Is it dancing ? Music ? Support them .

She revealed that she used to drive Skepta to the studio , stay outside for 1 hour and when he is done they go home . She just trusted her son and today it worked

Moral lesson :African parents need to give their kids space and freedom to show what they can do ❤️

[Esegbona Luis @esegbonaluis]

Breaking News 🚨🚨🚨

Skepta’s mom reveals that she SWORE NEVER to raise her kids the way she was raised .

According to her , if she was a typical African mum she could have denied Skepta from doing music , make sure he is not free to try certain things . If she did it ? She won’t have a son who is a billionaire today.

According to her , PARENTS don’t know everything. Give kids the benefit of doubt . Make them feel free . Support that thing they strongly believe in and watch them succeed . Is it dancing ? Music ? Support them .

She revealed that she used to drive Skepta to the studio , stay outside for 1 hour and when he is done they go home . She just trusted her son and today it worked

Moral lesson :African parents need to give their kids space and freedom to show what they can do ❤️

[Maina @MarvnGreg]

@ignyharaz2 Malulu Injendi alikufa last year mzee

[Kabarole's Finest @WamanyaPious]

God did not punish the Jews and Romans who killed Jesus Christ but God will punish an African man who didn’t believe the story 🤦

[iQwatson @iQwatson]

In my 20s living in Nakuru, I went to Pater Mark Kariuki’s Deliverance Church.
He’d call the sick to the front to receive God’s healing and then he’d ask them to give an offering for the healing

When his wife got sick, we were never told to pray for her healing…. he did not pray for her until she drops backwards

No. We were asked to contribute money to fly her to MD Anderson Medical Center in Houston Texas

When she died, Pastor Mark did not ask us to pray so that God can give him direction in his life, he picked one of the church women and made her his next wife

[Maina @MarvnGreg]

@codingNjenga @kdfinfo Zero cock suckers in the force

[Dr. Miguna Miguna @MigunaMiguna]

@BetwelKiptoo611 Are you literate?

[Hauwa 🌟🌬 @Hauwa_L]

I’m not in the mood for laughter please 😂😂😂😂

[KENYA GOSSIP HUB @kenyasgossips]

Rastafarian Brian Mwanza explains the religious use of the chalice outside Milimani Law Courts after petitioning to legalize cannabis in Kenya for prayer and sacramental purposes only.

[Cullen Ndungu @cullenndungu]

I was shooting in Mama Ngina Waterfront, and this random kid kept following me. Not talking, not disturbing just walking behind me like my tiny silent bodyguard. 😂
After a while I turned and asked, ‘Unataka nini?’
He said, ‘Nataka kuona vile unashika hiyo camera juu nataka kuwa kama wewe.’
Bruh… I almost handed him the whole camera.
So I let him take one shot. ONE.
Tell me why his photo came out very clean and well composed than most people do when i hand them the camera😳
Moral of the story: talent is hiding everywhere… sometimes even in size 3 slippers.
Who has a story like this? Let’s hear it.