Iryn

To be successful at anything, you don't have to be special. You just have to be consistent, determined and willing to work for it.
~Tom Brady

[Iryn @ms_iryn]

@Olieka1 @ItsMutai 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[_Queen's Gambit @Duchesswanga]

@bakhita_esther Lol 😂

[Love Music @khnh80044]

In Brazil, it is tradition that the first piece of cake goes to the most important person in your life.
And then his little bro's reaction. 🥺❤️

[Iryn @ms_iryn]

@itskipronoh 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[Iryn @ms_iryn]

@neon_blitzKe @Dennis_Itumbi02 🤣🤣🤣

[Mary Kathomi @MaryK2022]

What Ruto is doing is not to win anyone to UDA

He only wants to create a perception that he has votes

Once he is able to create a perception, its easy to rig an election

Deny him that perception

Do you even get it🤔

[Iryn @ms_iryn]

@CKoresM @SafaricomPLC Happy Birthday

[Muriaso @muriaso]

KTN has asked Ruto whether his week has 8 days that's why he hasn't gotten to May 2026😂😂

This station will finish Kasongo but you all know who I feel for the most because all the anger will be directed to them😂😂😂

[DENNIS ONSARIGO @Donsarigo]

Students must understand that there are consequences when they set other human beings on fire.

When I visited Naivasha maximum prison I met the only suspect sentenced to death for the May 24, 1999 arson attack in Nyeri High School that claimed the lives of four prefects.

The student was 33 years old or thereabout when I met him. He was convicted by a juvenile court and later committed to life imprisonment after he turned 18.

The 2001 Kyanguli fire tragedy claimed the lives of 67 students. Two 16-year-olds were arrested and charged with murder. The judge handling the matter resigned in 2006 amid corruption-related allegations. A new judge declared the court matter a mistrial.
I took my time with the file, and it was clear that someone had done everything to make sure the two boys escaped justice. I tracked one down to an office in the CBD. He is somewhere out here.

The July 13, 1991, St Kizito High School massacre remains the most disturbing and heart-wrenching story I have covered.

The boys stormed the girls' dormitory. Reason? They had refused to join them in a strike.

In the ensuing violence, 71 school girls were raped and 19 of them lost their lives, mostly due to suffocation after being tightly packed into a corner during the attack.

Some were arrested and as usual, parents worked the justice system and many escaped the hangman’s noose.

But in a dark twist of events, most of the accused “turned mad”, and others ended up as drunks.
I remember visiting a lady now in her fifties who was still overwhelmed by the events of that night- oh she cried.

I met most of the boys then now men. Drunkards. Wasted.

Let’s see how the tragic Utumishi Fire tragedy plays out but if the prosecution proves those arrested are involved, it will be the end of school and freedom.

I have been to Nyeri, St Kizito, Kyanguli, Endarasha, and Bombolulu Girls' High School.
It's a life-changing experience!

No amount of justice or compensation can bring back the lives lost.

[Rick&Morio @RickandMorio]

@sholard_mancity you walk past your classmates, teammates and friends sleeping ready to burn it all without a care. And you make sure to light up the exit as well. even at this age Adohlf was just a regular painter bro

[#LandIsNotProperty Mwalimu Wandia @wmnjoya]

I don't have the guts to watch the Utumishi CCTV. Just the narration is making me sick in the stomach.

There are two explanations I'm not accepting for that kind of horror. 1) parents have dropped the ball, 2) it's demonic.

It's not that I don't think that those explanations are true. They are, to a certain extent. But leaving it there is very dangerous and leaves the door open to more arson. For example, I wonder: did the girls not play it ahead and think their schoolmates could die? If they did, why did they go ahead anyway? If not, what were they thinking? Were there those who were coerced?

This isn't about theory. It's about how to stop the same ideas growing in other kids. I hope at the very least we get to hear the thought process that led to here. Even if the devil is the main character, we need to know.

And I fear also about the impunity. I hear that the girl who set off the Nairobi girls one in 2017 had her name changed. I read that the Kyanguli culprits never faced prison time. I have heard stories from board members and teachers who, when faced with discipline cases, it's the parents who are so belligerent, refuse to listen to the school and head to court, or head to a PS or someone high up in the Ministry, who then calls the school and orders them to readmit the student.

We need a coherent conversation about justice when it comes to crimes committed by minors. And while I do understand that schools can be unfair as well, there's something to be said about our automatic posture to go on the defense about our children when it would be helpful to discuss our children with the village. I think there's a complete breakdown of communication and goodwill all round, and all of us adults need to take some responsibility for it.

There's a way we Kenyan adults have lost the ability to play the tape to the end before taking action when it comes to our kids. If our kids see us attacking school administrations on their behalf, or paying for exam leakage, how are they to take responsibility seriously?

We need to accept that we've all lost the plot to some extent. Because our kids are using fire in school like American kids use guns.

[Macharia Njeru @MachariaNjeru]

Today my car key broke at ABC Parking. I googled and found a company that repairs car keys and they come to where you are in minutes and do the work right next to you. It was a Gen Z who showed up and sorted me out all within 30 minutes. We are the ones failing these young people as a Country. They are ready to take off!

[Iryn @ms_iryn]

@sodhemkorofi @Safaricom_Care I receive 5x a day or more..... Tried contacting @Safaricom_Care no help

[Iryn @ms_iryn]

@TatuBila @Mastardcesh 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[Iryn @ms_iryn]

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[Kingpin of Kenya @ClintonObonyo]

He looked normal.
Calm. Unbothered. Just another man walking through Nairobi with a backpack.

But inside that bag… was something no one could imagine.

Human remains.

The remains of a young woman who had trusted him with her life.

John Kiama Wambua, 29, a carpenter from Huruma Estate, had murdered his 19-year-old wife, Joy Fridah Munani.

For days, Joy had been missing. Her family worried, searched, hoped. But the truth was far worse than anything they could have prepared for. She wasn’t just gone—she had been brutally killed and reduced to pieces.

On the morning of 21 January 2025, police on patrol near Kelly Towers stopped Wambua. The bag he carried raised suspicion, but nothing about his face showed panic. He stood there, as if it was just another ordinary morning.

Then officers opened the backpack.

What they saw changed everything.

Inside were dismembered human body parts.

Even then, Wambua didn’t react. No fear. No shock. He simply told them the remains belonged to his wife.

He later led officers back to the single-room house they shared.

That room held the rest of the truth.

More body parts were hidden under the bed.
A kitchen knife, soaked in blood, lay nearby, most probably the weapon used.
Joy’s clothes were still there.
And the floor… stained, marking the exact place where her life had ended.

The killing followed a domestic argument,over another man. Weeks later, Wambua tried to take back his confession, claiming he had been forced to sign it.

But some parts of Joy’s body were never found.

Wambua was taken to court on 22 January 2025. Since then, the case has continued,no final judgement.

Joy was only 19.
She never imagined that the person beside her would become the one to end her life in such a brutal way.

This is a reminder that—sometimes the danger isn’t outside.

Sometimes… it’s right at home.

Rest in peace, Joy.

(This content is based on real events and is shared for awareness on domestic violence. Some details may be disturbing)

[Bumble_Bee @Spartan_Bubble]

@nickimoraa Everyone praised him for being soft-spoken. Of course he was if you talk too much, you leak data. Silence isn't a personality trait when you are a bigamist... it’s a security protocol.

[Wisdom @Wisdom_HQ]

A reminder of when comedy used to be this good.

[Joshua Okayo @okayojoshua]

If it appears, just retweet.
We shall never forget!

#RutoMustGo

[Jagot @Okeri_Okeri]

@AokoOtieno_ President Ruto can easily win re-election in Kenya's 2027 polls if the opposition is weak. Let all opposition unite under @RealMatiangi and form a strong coalition
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