Last year in May 1st i was in Prison, heavily in debt and at my lowest. This year May 1st, i was busy logging the final hours of my commercial license, Next year i might be in Monaco with a baddie. No one knows.
Thats the beauty about life, nothing is permanent apart from God.
When a MAN falls, don't celebrate.
Don't mock their struggles.
Sit. Pause. Learn.
Men learn through other men's experiences. Wins and losses are vital lessons.
Listen. Learn. Live.
🚨BREAKING
Nedbank Group has issued a formal notice of intention to acquire about 66% of NCBA Group Plc through a partial pro rata offer, marking a major cross-border banking deal in East Africa.
The offer targets roughly 1.09 billion NCBA shares and values each 100 shares at KSh 10,500 through a mix of Nedbank shares and cash.
Nedbank has already secured irrevocable undertakings from shareholders controlling 71.2 percent of NCBA and plans to retain the lender’s NSE listing while seeking a regulatory exemption from Kenya’s mandatory takeover rules
We are excited to announce a major milestone for the market.
The NSE Banking Sector Index has officially been approved for trading as an Index Futures contract, a significant development that marks a new chapter in the evolution of Kenya’s derivatives market.
Trading will go live on Friday, 19th December 2025.
This launch represents a powerful step forward in strengthening market depth, enhancing hedging opportunities, and giving investors a dynamic new tool to manage exposure to one of the most influential sectors of the economy.
Please also take note of the Initial Margin Requirements below, which will come into effect on Friday, 19th December 2025:
@CMAKenya@KASIB_KE@cdsckenya
Noni Madueke on religion within the Arsenal squad: “It’s fantastic that we have a squad that is not ashamed of that. We believe it gives us such a massive boost when we go on to the pitch, that we’re not alone.”
“We believe that we have God fighting for us. It just brings us closer together. We’re so close, but I feel like [we’re closer] because of it & long may it continue for sure.”
“Before every game, we pray together for a few minutes & then also at the hotel, studying the bible & just praying. Not even just always praying, just seeing if we’re all good, checking on each other.”
“There are probably 10 of us, so a few of us contribute. Maybe [we pick] a scripture, we talk about it, read about it, see what everyone is going through, how we can help, pray for each other, stuff like that, so it’s really good.” 🙏 [@premierleague]
“Don’t ever say to yourself, ‘I got all this wealth by my own power and ability.’ Remember the Lord your God is the one who gives you power to do these things. He does this because he wants to keep the agreement that he made with your ancestors, as he is doing today!”
Deuteronomy 8:17-18 ERV
Thanks to my Lord and savior Jesus Christ 🙏🏾
The government’s reponse to our public debt petition is not about transparency. It’s about shielding the truth and stalling real accountability.
Now, they claim the Auditor General is auditing public debt from 1965 to 2024. But this is nothing more than an attempt to distract, using a supposed constitutional obligation as a smokescreen to avoid accountability.
We are clear.
The Constitution, Article 229(4)(g), mandates the Auditor General to audit and report on public debt every financial year and submit those reports within six months after the financial year ends. This is July to December every year.
That means we should already have debt audit reports for each year from 2014 to 2024.
This narrative of a 1965 - 2024 mega audit is a distraction, meant to confuse and delay justice. It’s not a solution; it’s a weak cover-up.
Kenyans are not fooled.
We are overtaxed, underserviced, and constantly misled.
Our journey towards fiscal justice and accountability remains steadfast. We will not be distracted. We will not back down.
Speak up. Demand transparency. Kenya belongs to all of us, and the future will not be mortgaged without accountability.
#KenyaHainaDeni
When I started this public debt audit, I never imagined how much I’d uncover about Kenya’s financial system.
The grand looting scheme began with the unconstitutional amendment of the Public Finance Management Act in 2014. This amendement, passed without Senate involvement in violation of Article 110, gave unchecked powers to open foreign accounts and engage in cross-border loan transactions without proper oversight.
Since then, billions have been borrowed through off-budget loans; loans that never passed through Parliament for approval, borrowed unconstitutionally and not tied to any development projects, as the law demands.
These secret loans bypass scrutiny, accountability, and transparency, leaving Kenyans in the dark about our true debt position, while the burden quietly grows.
I’ve compiled a 22-page public summary of my petition, shared through the link below. This is to expose what is really happening behind the scenes, which laws have been violated, why we went to court and why urgent reform is necessary and a matter of national survival.
Use this summary. Share it. Discuss it. Let it enlighten your networks. Let is spark conversations leading to a deeper national conversation.
The truth about Kenya’s debt crisis can no longer stay hidden.
This is about safeguarding Kenya’s future. We’re building a new era of transparency together, demanding honesty and accountability in leadership, for the good of every Kenyan.
#SeraSiSura
#ReKe
Don't go this path, sir,
This is a dangerous path.
This is the path of destruction.
Pride and arrogance are the weapons of implosion.
Sir, if you continue this path, your fall will be colossal, thunderous and catastrophic.
Be humble, listen to citizens, sit down and work!
@moneyacademyKE This an added burden to the employer. The consequences are gonna be dire.
The employers will have to change terms of employment to avoid the NSSF Company contribution (change from employing, and adopt comsultancy services or contract based), or worst case scenario, lay off.