Michael Otieno, Jnr @oti_jnr - Twitter Profile

Michael Otieno, Jnr @oti_jnr

2 months ago

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Michael Otieno, Jnr @oti_jnr

9 months ago

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Michael Otieno, Jnr @oti_jnr

over 1 year ago

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Gabriel Oguda

@gabrieloguda

almost 2 years ago

I think Kenyans will have a special corner in heaven for them to beat their bodies sorry. There's nothing we haven't seen.

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@Janet_Runyi

I’ve never been a millionaire but I just know I’d be darling at it;)

DAVID O. ONYANGO

@engdavidochieng

Studied Engineering at University of Nairobi. A global employee

Saula Goodwoman

@khatekariuki

A simple girl with simple dreams in a big city..... Ex-Railway Structures 🚃 Design Eng. At the forefront of Energy Transition - ELNG, FLNG, CCUS PhD UTokyo

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Charles Onyango-Obbo

@cobbo3

about 2 years ago

The World Is Moving ‘Back To The Village’, With Kenya, Nigeria Among Top 10, As Remote Work In Nigeria Increases By 200%! Around the world, populations are moving back to rural areas from towns and cities, an analysis of Deluxe Holiday Homes of more than 50 countries shows. Iceland leads the ranking of countries where populations are moving back to rural areas, with a 1.71% increase in its rural population. The move is driven by the cost of living, remote work, the peace and more tranquil lifestyle away from urban centres. Kenya ranks 3rd on the list of countries where populations are moving to rural environments. In addition to the tranquilty of rural life, the rise is driven by 29% of Kenyans working remotely. Nigeria is in the 5th position. Remote work in Nigeria has increased by 200% in just two years. This shift has led to a growing preference for the quieter, rural areas, despite the relatively small difference in living costs.