Sonn Ndungu

To be, Rather than to seem

Tour Consultant. Travel planner. MICE specialist. Eternal student.

[Sonn Ndungu @sonniwan]

President Ruto the 6th

[Maymies @Tringers__]

You must write me a horror story, but you can only use
4 words.

[Piga Firimbi @pigafirimbi]

The disparity between claims and corrections was significant. False narratives accounted for 931 posts reaching more than 25.7 million, while factual corrections numbered 15 posts reaching about 1.26 million, a ratio of 62:1

[Slim @onu_slim]

Let me tell you how it happened. Nigeria’s ginger export hit zero from N26 billion within 3 years.

The official story blames fungal blight.

But here is what actually happened. When Nigerian farmers lost their indigenous seed supply, grant-aided interventions arrived with replacement seeds.

An associate professor at Lagos Business School flagged publicly that some of those interventions involved GMO organisms that weakened indigenous crops and compromised soil health.

That is not a conspiracy theory because it is a documented academic concern.

Now that Nigeria spoke got destroyed by the GMO seedlings….what is not the result?

Nigeria was forced to import ginger from China to fill domestic demand. Chinese ginger has none of the pungency, oleoresin content, or quality that made Nigerian ginger a global premium product. And the ginger now sitting in Nigerian markets tastes like wood because it essentially is wood.

The two indigenous varieties that built Nigeria’s global ginger reputation, the Tafin Giwa and Yatsun Biri, had decades of soil relationship and quality built into them.

Once the soil was degraded and those seed varieties were displaced, the product that returned was a pale imitation. Nigeria did not just lose a market. It lost a seed. And without a National Ginger Seed Bank, which nobody has built, it may never fully get it back.

[Sonn Ndungu @sonniwan]

Burning roads too. This shortens the life span of a road, and tax payers have to go back and fund a new road sooner. Protests can involve blockages and not burning, like German and Dutch farmers do by parking tractors on the roads and leaving them there.
#rejectfuelprices

[Royal Derick @royalderick1]

Hello Kenyans, am I the only oner here who feels like we're making it worse with the GenZ protest to #RejectFuelPrices

#letsfaceit this is not the way fellas. Destruction of properties? C'mon!

Our friends, family and neighbours have worked their azz off to get them

[Martha Karua @MarthaKarua]

Absolutely , add good governance and you have a good start

[Jemedari @MrJemedari]

Now show us the schools!!

[Sonn Ndungu @sonniwan]

The presidency

[Sonn Ndungu @sonniwan]

@MayMayspeaks Mr sixty two

[Sonn Ndungu @sonniwan]

Too much corruption and stealing everywhere. Our collective 2026 resolution as Kenyans should be honesty and integrity if we are to save our beloved Kenya.

[Sholla Ard 🇰🇪 @sholard_mancity]

My people,

Let me bring to your attention serious theft under SHA, also exposed by NTV.

Earlier this year, I warned that SHA was being looted. Here is one clear example: Sisto Mazzoldi Hospital, a Catholic hospital.

An employee, posing as a patient, revealed that management allegedly asked staff to fake medical procedures under SHA. In one case, a thyroidectomy claim of over KSh 140,000 was submitted and paid in full, yet the procedure never happened.

The employee says over five staff members were involved in similar claims. The documentary shows even more workers and patients confirming this scheme.

Worse, even an employee called Sha and reported what was happening and how sha was being robbed. SHA promised to stop them, but nothing happened. The hospital is operating even now .

I did some digging and in June, Sisto Mazzoldi Hospital received over KSh 3 million from SHA, while nearby sub-county hospitals received far less. I will attach the evidence in replies.

The story gets even worse where patients are having surgeries they dont need , pregnant women are forced to have CS , even though they can have normal delivery and several have died
But remember this is a catholic hospital

My people
This is why SHA stopped publishing payment records. Transparency exposes theft. They know if they post we will spot the anomalies . One can only imagine how much money is being looted now in sha .

We have followed the legal process by writing to them. But they have ignored our letters . More will come soon. Let them continue stealing now , but very soon we will expose them

The continued funding of this hospital is deeply troubling. This hospital shouldn't even be operating . Imagine how much is being looted now that data is hidden.

Video attached in replies.

[The Kenyan Vigilante @KenyanSays]

"They wanted to behead a Namibian chief, but they twisted the story to make it look like they were treating him,” Julie Gichuru says, highlighting how African stories are often distorted to suit certain perspectives!

[Sonn Ndungu @sonniwan]

2027 ticket anyone?
🫡

[Sonn Ndungu @sonniwan]

@KWSKenya Ati mmeambiwa you caught Lima Syndrome 😀

#FreeTheGate
#NoEtraFeeForNature #AbolishKWSGatewayfee

[Saddique Shaban @SaddiqueShaban]

The right to protest and petition is granted in the Constitution.

Exercise it without fear on Monday.

Kenya Wildlife Service is being run by wild animals.

[Sonn Ndungu @sonniwan]

#Cameroon #paulbiya #sifuna #KenyaIn2055

[Pretiosa periculis @GacheriNdumba]

Someone on TikTok has said girls need to cite their sources for the things they say.

[Bonnie Mwangi, CPA, LLM, MBA @MwangiBonnie]

If the State of Texas - whose economy is 21 times the size of Kenya's economy, and whose annual budget is 6 times Kenya's own annual budget, can spend 18.4% of its total budget on salaries and benefits, so can Kenya.

If META (formerly Facebook), a private company that employs some of the smartest scientists globally can spend 25% of revenue on salaries and benefits, so can Kenya.

If the State of Texas can spend only 0.7% of its budget on debt service, so can Kenya.

How does a country where the average citizen makes less than KSH 20,000 a month insist on spending everything it has on politicians, and by connection, paying:

1,066% of what the State of Texas pays in the same year on debt service?

The average age in Kenya today is 19-20 years. These are our taxpayers in 10 years.

These are our doctors, in 10 years.

These are our leaders, in 10 years.

But we are spending close to 100% of every shilling in our name on washed up corrupt politicians in their 60s and 70s.

We make KSH 2.5 million in income in the year. We spend 50% on salaries at the National Level.

We borrow close to KSH 2 million - in order to have enough to pay a Governor 160 times the income of the average county citizen.

For every shilling sent to the counties:

(1) 10% is consumed by MCAs. Who number 47 on average in each county. This is about 0.04% of the population, on average, consuming 10% of the entire county budget.

(2) 44% is consumed on salaries by 1% of the county population. Salaries alone.

(3) KSH 17 billion on luxury travel.

(4) KSH 2.4 billion on cars.

In 2023-2024, 47 counties collectively spent KSH 7.9 billion on bursaries.

They spent close to three times that amount on 100% wasteful travel.

For every shilling they spent on bursaries, they spent 27 on their own salaries.

Meanwhile, the taxpayers of tomorrow, the doctors of tomorrow, the investors and teachers of tomorrow, are on their own.

While corrupt politicians are buying choppers like its candy.

Kenyans must demand their country back.

@Senate_KE @NAssemblyKE

[Sonn Ndungu @sonniwan]

Tanzania, on the other side, is advertising their other destinations to clients.
@magicalkenya could we borrow a leaf?

[Sonn Ndungu @sonniwan]

These are the notices that greet you on arrival at / departure from Wilson Airport. These will perpetuate the image of Kenya as a dangerous destination, reinforced by all the vaccinations tourists are asked to take by their GP's before traveling to Africa
#MakosaHufanyika

[Sonn Ndungu @sonniwan]

Misplaced priorities?
@StateHouseKenya @KenyaGov @SpokespersonGoK
Which of these 2 is priority? 🫩
#ExpresswayClosed #FaithKipyegon

[Sonn Ndungu @sonniwan]

Then our people are killed in foreign countries as they try to escape the hell hole that is our mismanaged country. And we have to raise funds every day to fund stuff our taxes should be covering 😩😤

[Bonnie Mwangi, CPA, LLM, MBA @MwangiBonnie]

I have told you before that we have an apartheid regime in Kenya. Two parallel realities unfolding at the same time, but which could not be more disparate.

99% of us participate in the economy primarily through taxation.

Over-taxation.

And get nothing in return.

Public schools? Garbage.

Public hospitals? Garbage.

Health insurance? Garbage.

The average Kenyan makes KSH 20,000 a month before taxes.

1% of this country avails itself of everything we have, consumes everything in their sight, without a care in the world about the carnage and suffering it leaves in its wake.

It is the meaning of government. To eat until you vomit while the 99% reel from one day to the next hoping for a miracle. To be able to afford the next meal.

At the national level, this 1% has taken out massive loan after massive loan - culminating in close to KSH 12 trillion in debt.

To fund their obsession with the finer things in life. To fund salaries that are 100 times what the average citizen makes.

At the county level- no difference. Taxpayer funds are there to facilitate the wildest of times for 1% of the population.

To fund state corruption. To fund unending trips abroad for ‘meetings’ and ‘capacity building’ - as though the air in Kenya will suffocate them while learning.

When Kenyans demand to be heard, when they question the inherent insanity and injustice of this apartheid regime, the 1% led by the high priest of corruption in Kenya, @WilliamsRuto - rains down hellish violence and brutality.

When the bill from all this vanity comes due, the first order of business is to hike taxes on bread. On flour. On medical equipment.

Because the 1% cannot imagine a world where they make 10 times. 20 times. 30 times what the average citizen makes.

How in the world can they live on that?

It has to be 150 times.

I have told you before that when the average citizen cannot decipher any meaningful difference between the government and the thug on the street, society has reached the proverbial rubicon, on its way to hell. To a failed state. To a banana republic.

And that’s exactly where we are.

@Senate_KE @NAssemblyKE @MoGAbdi @fit_ermined @OkiyaOmtatah @LavaniMila @Bright_Shitemi @MigunaMiguna @EricLatiff @WilliamsRuto