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[I am Chege @_James041]

Hello @WorldBankGroup . I don't know the time in America, but @IMFNews agrees with me that it's evening, so, good evening?

I heard that you were asking about expenditure abracadabra.

This is what happens when you give crooks illegal debts.

Explain to me how you expect Kenyans to pay you debts which have been used to service the lavish lifestyles of crooks like the ones in the image below.

As Kenyans, we have agreed that we are not going to pay debts we never incurred.

[Cyprian, Is Nyakundi @C_NyaKundiH]

#RejectFuelPrices #RejectFuelPrices #RejectFuelPrices #RejectFuelPrices #RejectFuelPrices #RejectFuelPrices #RejectFuelPrices #RejectFuelPrices #RejectFuelPrices #RejectFuelPrices #RejectFuelPrices #RejectFuelPrices

RUTO MUST GO!

[Eric @amerix]

Only the streets will save us from these wolves and pigs.

We are not slaves!

#RejectFuelPrices

[Liz ❤︎ ⋅.˳˳.⋅ ❤︎ @__mras]

pediatric ward kuna time hakukuwa na ORS na zinc sulphate tablets, each shift kulikua na unfortunate baby who would die from dehydration and electrolyte imbalance but yeah a mf want to fly around like a bitch akisemanga faya si faya?

[Eric @amerix]

June 2024 was a spiritual renaissance. We are just warming up for a total mental, social, economic, political and spiritual revolution.

It is coming.

[Moe @moneyacademyKE]

State House Nairobi spent Sh1.3 billion in January alone, averaging Sh43 million a day.

It has now overspent its budget by Sh2.7 billion in just seven months of the 2025/26 financial year.

[Eric @amerix]

I have been an X Premium Plus subscriber since September 2024.

I was verified in June 2021.

I have 2.3 million followers and I would like to share an observation I have noted here on X.

I know this post will be deboosted.

In recent months on X, there have been growing complaints from African users and creators about reduced post visibility and uneven treatment, particularly over the past few months leading up to early 2026.

Africans on X have their posts deboosted and denied visibility.

Probably, it could be algorithmic manipulation that prioritises "nonsensical" or low-value content (like rage bait, low-IQ comics or trivial topics) for African audiences while suppressing more intellectual or substantive discussions from Africans.

Non-Africans' (especially Americans') intellectual content and viral political posts flood African timelines, but the reverse doesn't happen. This is the deprioritization of African creators on X.

A bigger flashpoint has been X's creator monetisation program, where many African creators reported receiving little to no payments in the January 2026 payout cycle despite reporting considerable engagement.

Every hour, I receive 3 or 4 of these OnlyFans slop in my DM yet when my followers DM me, their messages bounce or remain undelivered.

When I asked @X why Africans are being pushed to the bottom of the barrel here on X, I was told,

• Africans use bots and spam to cheat the algorithm.

• Africans don't have "interesting" information that generates engagement.

• Only 1% of Africans on X are verified, therefore, less prioritisation.

I find these excuses to be flimsy and bordering on deprioritization of Africans on X.

X is a global platform, and it should treat Africans the way it treats the rest.

@elonmusk and @nikitabier should look into this.

@Support

@premium

[Francis Gaitho @FGaitho237]

PSYOP ALERT: The Naked Lady in the Viral Video Was Hand-Picked for Ruto’s Gatundu Rally Last Month

Here’s the psychological trap they’re setting - and it’s working on far too many people.

You scroll, see the viral clip: a woman stumbling around drunk and naked. Shock. Outrage. Moral panic. Immediate emotional spike. Everyone rushes to comment, share, debate, judge.

The algorithm loves it. Your feed floods with more of the same. Anxiety rises. You feel compelled to “take a stand.”

That’s the hook.

They don’t need you to support Ruto. They just need you distracted, emotionally hijacked, and stuck in reactive mode for 48–72 hours while the real conversations (economy, abductions, land grabs, accountability) get buried.

Now the reveal that makes it crystal clear this is engineered:

The same woman in that “scandalous” viral clip was spotted at William Ruto’s political rally in Gatundu North last month.

Thika Town MP Alice Ng’ang’a - Ruto’s apparent bridge to the underworld of paid crowds and prostitutes - had rounded up drunks, street hookers, and vulnerable people, handed them Women’s Guild headscarves, and turned them into instant “supporters” for the cameras.

Same face. Same woman. From rally prop → viral “outrage bait” in under 30 days.

This is textbook moral baiting + controlled escalation:

1. Stage a spectacle with a known figure from their own crowd.
2. Leak it in a way that triggers maximum moral revulsion.
3. Let the public do the emotional labor - outrage, shaming, virtue-signaling.
4 . Watch the timeline get hijacked while substantive issues vanish.

Churches like PCEA and ACK in Thika publicly endorsed Alice Ng’ang’a which should tell you everything: the institutions you once trusted as moral compasses are now compromised, infested with the same political rot.

When the pulpit starts endorsing the underworld for political gain, the last guardrail is gone.

The psyop works because it exploits your natural wiring:

• Outrage is addictive (dopamine hit from “being right”).
• Moral superiority feels good (until it drains you).
• Fear of being “on the wrong side” keeps you scrolling and reacting.

They win when you stay anxious, divided, and distracted.

How to break free:

• Recognize the pattern: ultra-viral + moral outrage + rapid escalation = distraction op.
• Pause before reacting. Ask: Who benefits from this flood of emotion right now?
• Starve the algorithm: don’t comment, don’t share, don’t amplify.
• Curate ruthlessly: follow creators who analyze, offer foresight, build vision - not reactors who feed on drama.
• Protect your mental bandwidth: a calm, clear mind is the regime’s worst enemy.
Kenyans, this is not about one woman or one video.

It’s about keeping you emotionally enslaved so you never look up at the bigger theft happening in plain sight.
See the game.

Refuse to play.

Your peace of mind is the first territory they want to occupy.

Don’t give it to them.

[I am Chege @_James041]

@ledamalekina Lakini bro unakuanga fala na staki kkuficha. A man who doesn't stand for anything is even dangerous to himself. Was this one you?

[Sholla Ard 🇰🇪 @sholard_mancity]

Any ministry or government institution that receives public money must publish its spending and payment data. from SHA to capitation in schools etc

Showing Kenyans how the money was used is not optional. It is basic accountability.

Let me be clear, my people;
Only thieves fear transparency.

If ministries published this data regularly, many of you would be shocked.
Don’t be surprised to find records of pens bought at KSh 50,000 or rulers at KSh 8,000.

That is exactly why this data must be public.
Transparency is the first real step in fighting corruption.

Because no one steals comfortably when they know the public will see the evidence and act on it.

This is why I will continue pushing for open government data.

Not noise or excuses
Evidence.

[Sholla Ard 🇰🇪 @sholard_mancity]

The simple request remains: release SHA payment data from September to December so Kenyans can see the full picture.

Paying one bill in full is good.

But governance is not proven by screenshots and selective cases.

There are many patients where SHA paid less than 50% of the bill, that reality cannot be wished away.

Release ShA payment data just The same way you feel comfortable tweeting about that selective case above

[Sholla Ard 🇰🇪 @sholard_mancity]

As 2025 ends and 2026 begins, one reminder to Aden Duale .

RELEASE SHA PAYMENT DATA NOW.

When daycare fraud was exposed in Minnesota, the US government did not hide payment data.

In Kenya, after the SHA fraud was exposed, the data was hidden.

CS for Health Aden Duale,
SHA CEO;

RELEASE SHA PAYMENT DATA.
RELEASE SHA PAYMENT DATA.

Secrecy protects theft.
Transparency exposes theft.

Transparency is not a favor.
It is a duty.

[Premier League @premierleague]

David Raya pulls off the impossible 🤯
@Arsenal

[Sholla Ard 🇰🇪 @sholard_mancity]

When public data is hidden by govt, corruption tends to flourish.

Say/ Tweet it with me:

RELEASE SHA PAYMENT DATA
RELEASE SHA PAYMENT DATA
RELEASE SHA PAYMENT DATA
RELEASE SHA PAYMENT DATA

Aden Duale, MOH RELEASE SHA PAYMENT DATA

[Sholla Ard 🇰🇪 @sholard_mancity]

Today, I want us, as citizens, to ask CS Duale and the SHA CEO to publish SHA payment data from August to December.

In Minnesota, fake daycares were created and used to loot millions from public funds.

In Kenya, fake or questionable hospitals, many concentrated in NE, were used to loot millions from SHA.

In both cases, the fraud only came to light because payment data was open and accessible.

After we exposed the irregularities in Kenya, SHA stopped publishing the data publicly.

Today, the consequences are clear. Real hospitals like KTRH are struggling to operate, yet money continues to flow elsewhere.

Without access to the data, the public cannot verify how public funds are being used.

In the US, some of the fraudsters have already been jailed
In Kenya, DCI, etc, performed a stunt, and that was the end of it

Transparency is not an attack. It is accountability.

[Sahel Revolutionary Soldier @beyondB_DAG]

🇧🇫🇳🇪🇲🇱Fellow Africans now you see why Western press were fanticising about Mali falling in the Autumn/Fall, because they wanted to throw a spanner in the works.

If Mali had fallen, no AES Bank would have been unveiled today, nor an AES TV. But again General Goita put them to shame.

And to those wondering where the AES funds are going, you have the answers to your questions below.

No sending children to Harvard or Cambridge, saving money in Swizz banks, or buying home in the West.
They are investing the funds in their people and nation development.

I am not usually emotional, but i can't help stopping the tears from my eyes.

[Eric @amerix]

Kenyans,

Come here, again,

Still on SGR and Nairobi Expressway:

By now, we all know that China funded SGR 90% [KES 450 billion]

But to commit, China wanted proof that Kenya can fund the balance 10% [KES 50 billion]

So, Kenya Railways borrowed KES 50 billion from the treasury.

HOWEVER, the treasury deposited KES 644 BILLION [Instead of KES 50 billion]!

This begs the question,

Why did Kenya borrow KES 450 billion from China when it could have funded the entire SGR budget of KES 500 billion?

So, total money received KES 450 [China loan] + KES 50 [Kenya Railway] + KES 594 [GHOST LOAN from treasury] = Total approx KES 1.1 trillion.

Now,

KES 500 billion built the SGR.

Balance = KES 594 Billion.

Of this balance [594 Billion], a portion of it [KES 100 Billion] is suspected to have been used to build the Nairobi Expressway through Proxies, shadowy private companies masquerading as China Roads and Bridge.

So, who took the balance [KES 494 Billion]?

NO EUROBOND built SGR.

NO EUROBOND built Expressway.

Where is EUROBOND?

Let us face Kenyans directly in their eyes and tell them THE TRUTH.

Only a PUBLIC AUDIT of our DEBT REGISTER will reveal the true status of our domestic and foreign debt obligations.

For every KES 100 received by the Government as revenue, KES 70 is used to pay these loans.

KES 30 is left for government functions, and that is why so many illegal FUNDS are being set up.

Kenya is now like someone with endless FULIZA on his SIM card:

"Don't send money on this number [Consolidated Fund], it has FULIZA, send the money on my new numbers (Infrastructure, Wealth, Housing levy FUNDS)."

This is not sustainable.

This is Voodoo Economics.

This is unconstitutional.

The individuals who pocketed the Eurobond should be held accountable.

Otherwise, when the storm shall gather, there will be nowhere to hide.

[Eric @amerix]

Kenyans,

Come,

Let me tell you something,

THE GOVERNMENT IS BROKE.

Don't be fooled by stories.

When Uhuru borrowed EUROBOND, the aim was to free the domestic financial market [Banks, SACCOs] because the government didn't have to borrow locally.

This means it would be easier for you to borrow locally [Loans] to do business or invest.

Banks would be hawking loans, their loan agents loitering in offices, begging you to apply for loans.

This occurred during Kibaki's presidency. Bank loans were easily given.

But because Uhuru misused the Eurobond, the government is now borrowing locally to fund the budget.

Go to a bank and apply for a loan, and see if you will be given one.

You won't.

The interest is also high.

Because the Government is heavily borrowing from local banks, and for banks, the Government is a profitable customer.

It is the reason why so many microfinance kiosks are mushrooming everywhere, taking advantage of the desperation of Kenyans seeking credit.

But do you know who will pay for these loans?

Your TAXES.

Do you know whose money is in these banks?

It is YOUR MONEY.

Banks don't have money.

The money in banks is your salary, your business income, your profits, your M-Pesa deposits. All these funds are held by these banks for your benefit.

The government borrows your money from these banks, then repays your money in the banks with your taxes.

The government has to:

• Pay Eurobond

• Pay bank loans

• Pay salaries

• Fund infrastructure development

• Fuel the president's car

These can only be achieved by either DEFAULTING on these loans or raising TAXES.

Therefore, the banks and government are doing business [illegally] with your money.

This illegal business between the government and the bank is not making sense.

Here is why,

The total assets of banks are KES 7.7 trillion.

Banks have loaned people [You and me] KES 4.0 Trillion.

Banks have loaned the government KES 6.8 trillion.

6.8 + 4.0 = 10.8.

10.8 loaned against their assets of 7.7 is impossible. Does that mean banks made a loss of 3.1 trillion?

This is not sustainable.

Meanwhile, for this government to function, it has to create a sovereign fund, an infrastructure fund and other funds like a housing levy [which are illegal] to survive.

Countries create this fund as a basket for surplus revenue or profit from their exports, such as the sale of Oil.

A fund is a separate basket, distinct from the consolidated fund, where money is pooled and kept for future use.

Since these funds are not sanctioned by parliament, they can't be audited or budgeted constitutionally.

President Ruto must do the right thing and stop going around corners.

Arrest the people who pocketed EUROBOND,

He knows them.

DON'T PAY the illegal debts.

He knows he will ultimately default.

Otherwise, the next finance bill will be worse.

[Sholla Ard 🇰🇪 @sholard_mancity]

My people, a small reminder.

SHA is being looted.

If when payment data was being shared public, theft was already happening.

Now ask yourself, what is happening after they stopped sharing the data?

Darkness is where theft & thieves thrive.

Tunaibiwa.
Tunaibiwa.

[Eric @amerix]

Unless you log into this app, you wouldn't know that today in Kenya, it is Jamhuri Day (Independence Day).

On 12th December 1963, Kenya gained complete independence from the Imperial British East Africa Company, a private British company that had dominated and exploited Kenya on behalf of England.

12th December 1963 was a day of honour, pride and dignity for all Kenyans,

But today, 12th December 2025,

There are no national flags draped in front of shops and commercial buildings as an indication of self-pride

Government buildings don't even have our national flags as a sign of honour to our freedom fighters.

County Government buildings are deserted with no sign of national celebration as a manifestation of dignity for devolution.

Activities are proceeding as usual, except for government offices, which remain closed.

We have fallen as a nation.

Our patriotism has been eroded by political bickering, greed and implementation of predatory policies that take away our pride and dignity as a people.

Citizens see no reason to celebrate the dream of our forefathers because that dream has been defiled.

Poverty has escalated.

Ignorance has tripled.

Diseases are draining every family.

Our education system has deflated our patriotism.

Our healthcare system has inflamed our collective consciousness.

Our agriculture has been taken over by foreign buccaneers.

Our transport system has become a highway for laundering proceeds of Eurobond and odious loans.

Our economy no longer serves the citizens, but it serves foreign investors.

On 12th December 1963, we regained political independence, but we surrendered our economic sovereignty.

Unless we come together as a nation and say "enough is enough", every Jamhuri day will be another passing glance, with nothing to celebrate, but memories of black and white archived photos of 12th December, 1963.