Maingi

am that guy

[Maingi @mykmaingi]

#mgai #anxiouspand (bioo) #bop #snapchatt

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[Maingi @mykmaingi]

#mgai #anxiouspand (bioo) #bop #snapchatt

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[Arsenal @Arsenal]

Good morning from your Premier League champions 👋

[WhatsApp @WhatsApp]

we love you @arsenal, we do 🏆

[WelBeast @WelBeast]

Went to the Supermarket this morning to buy milk, they didn’t have a checkout line for Champions so I left without the milk. Stay guided champions.

[Mbiti Mwondi Maino,MD @mbiti_mwondi]

In this part of the world, for any young person like me who desires autonomy in life, where you can get to be your own boss, work whichever day you feel like, live wherever you want to live, and do whatever you want to do without someone being up your ass (what they call escaping the matrix), you have to realize the only way to that is by being disciplined, consistent, and putting in work at least thrice as hard as the rest of the people. You’ll not make more than the others; some of them earn way higher and live better than you, but a lot goes into achieving that freedom that makes making money appear like child’s play.

You have to put in more work, try hundreds if not thousands of things before one works, you have to embrace failure, be ready to be called crazy, controversial, or weird, be ready to be hated and misunderstood, be denied opportunities, betrayed, abandoned, dumped by lovers and family, get conned, etc., because it’s all part of the journey.

More importantly, be open to the fact that you may never achieve what you’re looking for and, for survival, may be forced to fall back into the matrix. It is never easy to beat the matrix, and less than 15% manage to do this, so be open-minded to the idea that you could actually fail miserably, but ensure you enjoy the journey. Enjoy the pain, suffering, rejections, failures, and all the disappointments because it’s still part of the journey.

This post may sound crazy, but someone relates with what I am saying. Keep the grind alive. Remember, the goal is never to be rich but to achieve real freedom, autonomy, and self-actualization 💪🏿

[@Ngozybrown @smusau040]

@MikeSonko This is unfair boychild is suffering bona ule alichomwa umoja hakumtebelea hosi

[Opinionated King @Chailai_78]

@MikeSonko Siding with wanawake only. There was guy mwenye alioshwa na maji moto. But you didn't come through for him.
Bootlickers!
Ama wanaume wajipange?😂😂

[WelBeast @WelBeast]

I just fell to my knees inside the restaurant. Eberechi Eze welcome to Arsenal. I’m very emotional right now.

[Ryăn 🇺🇳 @RyanHatari]

I'm convinced this tweet is being suppressed, tell my why everytime I come across it, I retweet and like yet the next time I see it again, my retweet and like aren't available ??

[SokoAnalyst @SokoAnalyst]

I have a question: Why are people triggered by @OkiyaOmtatah declaring to vie for Presidency in 2027? Why do we screw it up when it comes to electing the right leaders? It’s my honest view that anyone opposing Okiya’s bid is a true enemy of Kenya. It’s as simple as that! NKT!

[Okiya Omtatah Okoiti @OkiyaOmtatah]

Free Primary and Secondary School Education is not just an aspiration; it is entirely achievable in Kenya. The key lies in addressing corruption and mismanagement of public funds.
By consolidating all bursaries into a single, transparent educational fund, we can take a bold step toward ensuring every Kenyan child has access to quality education.

In 2003, Kenya introduced free primary education, a monumental achievement at the time by the Late President Kibaki. Two decades later, in a nation committed to progress, this benefit should already have extended to secondary education. Unfortunately, rampant corruption and inefficiency have hindered this growth, leaving millions of Kenyan families struggling to educate their children.

Kenya’s tax burden is among the highest in Africa relative to income levels, proving that we already generate sufficient revenue to fund transformative programs like free education. What is lacking is accountability and the political will to ensure that taxes are utilized for their intended purpose of serving the people.

Our children are the future of this nation, and they deserve better. It’s time to end corruption, streamline our tax system, and reinvest public funds into initiatives that directly uplift the lives of ordinary Kenyans. Free and accessible education for every child must be a priority.

Together, we can make this vision a reality and build a more equitable, prosperous Kenya for generations to come. #LetsGetitDone

[Okiya Omtatah Okoiti @OkiyaOmtatah]

The rallying call is:
GET IT DONE. If we all do, Kenya will never be the same again. This evening we make the call in Kiswahili:
TEKELEZA.
Let’s engage on K24 starting from 7:30pm.

[Gamal Jamil @Gamalbrb]

The dailies have gradually begun introducing him to the public, and by 2027, he will likely be well-known across the entire country. Very nice 😊

[Dictator Watch @DictatorWatch]

Kenya needs a Poor President.

[4Real @4Real_KE]

When Uhuru ran for Presidency in 2002 , he was accused of being a Mungiki . A terror gang that terrorised & killed many.

When Ruto ran in 2022 , he was accused of corruption & land theft.

When Raila ran for Presidency , the ghost of 1982 coup & 2007 PEV followed him.

Matiang'i is vying, he is being haunted by extra judicial killings & his disregard for our courts .

@OkiyaOmtatah is vying. He is being accused of not being rich & not having tribal backing.

The difference is clear !

Another reason to make #OkiyaThe6th

[4Real @4Real_KE]

In truth @OkiyaOmtatah has done alot for this nation but I'll not give my vote to him as a reward.
And neither will I vote "against " @WilliamsRuto .

I'm not out to repeat mistakes I've done in the past .
I'll vote for @OkiyaOmtatah because his leadership skills are what we need as a country .
He is honest, transparent Patriotic & courageous!
When I see Omtata i don't see Matata but a man full of integrity.
I'll not vote to thank him for what he has done.....I mean, that's a mistake I did voting for Ruto in 2022 because he supported Uhuru in 2013/17. Forgive me I was young & stupid .
My tribesmen made me believe that I owed Ruto.
I won't vote against Ruto but will vote against his policies . I voted against Uhuru in 2022 and the regrets i have are deep.
I won't replace @WilliamsRuto with anything that breathes ! No .
I'll replace his incompetence with competence, his corruption with transparency, his hypocrisy with honesty. His wrongs with rights.
That's why I'll campaign & vote for @OkiyaOmtatah .