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Adult . Love Truth and Jesus Christ. Environmental health practitioner/Good governance/Community work

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No more new roads. Even the ones under construction kms have been reduced drastically by being underfunded. Hustlers watawale.

[Citizen TV Kenya @citizentvkenya]

“Barabara yetu inakaa cocoa farm ya Ghana,” Mwea residents decry over dusty Kimbimbi-Kanjinji road

[B.O.D @BestofDem_szn]

“Even if your battery is at 1%, repost and drop a heart ❤️ for these kids.”

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Did you hear what DP Kithure Kindiki said in Tharaka Nithi?🚨

“Mtu kama Kalonzo namjua vizuri sana. Hakuna kitu anaweza kufanyia Wakenya. Amekaa miaka 40 kwa serikali, na hakuna kitu alifanya.”

Pause for a second.

In Kenyan political language, when the elite say a man who served as Minister and Vice President for decades “did nothing,” let’s translate what they actually mean:

He didn’t steal billions.

He didn’t acquire thousands of acres across three counties using public funds.

He didn’t divert state money to tarmac a private highway straight to his gate.

He didn’t turn the Treasury into a personal bank account and then throw crumbs back to the public to buy loyalty.

Kalonzo’s real crime in their eyes is simple: He refused to loot, and he refused to play the tribal warlord game.

To this system, a “successful leader” is someone who enters government broke, leaves an overnight billionaire, and still has the nerve to lecture the country about “development.”

Now look at the irony.

Kindiki delivered this speech in Tharaka Nithi, his own home county.

The same county where schoolchildren still sit in cracked, mud-walled classrooms with dust up to their knees. The same county where leaders land in fuel-guzzling helicopters just to cut ribbons near collapsing infrastructure.

Flying high over your own people’s poverty, then looking down to declare that a career without a looting scandal is a "failure"...

If integrity is called failure, and hovering over neglected schools in a chopper is called "leadership", what exactly are we being asked to glorify?

Think about it.

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@Pgh_Buz Amen 🙏

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@KenyanSays Glory to Jehovah God

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@sholard_mancity Good concerned. To you Authorized team of inspectors

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@jmuragengunjiri Elect them at your own lisk by defecting and joining UDA.

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@KenyanSays Appeal at the High Court if not satisfied.

[ONJOLO KENYA🇰🇪 @onjolo_kenya]

Lake Naivasha is hiding one of Kenya’s most important buildings.

It’s called Elsamere. Built in 1938 for the Delamere family, bought in 1961 by Joy Adamson with the money Born Free made her.

She named it after Elsa the lioness. Lived there almost 20 years. Wrote, painted, worked, all with the lake right outside her window.

Her husband George became a legend for something else entirely, raising lion cubs and releasing them back into the wild.

Now it’s a museum you can actually walk through. Her study. Her paintings. Her life, basically untouched.

Colobus monkeys still swing through the grounds. 300+ bird species still call it home.

History you can sit in, not just read about.

[ONJOLO KENYA🇰🇪 @onjolo_kenya]

Kenya has a river that never reaches the sea.

The Ewaso Ng’iro starts in the Mau Forest, Kenya’s biggest water tower. It winds down the Rift Valley, past Nguruman, toward Mount Shompole.

Then something strange happens. It stops flowing in a straight line and spreads out into swamp.

That swamp is the reason East Africa’s flamingos exist.

The Engare Ng’iro wetland (4,000 hectares of permanent swamp plus 8,000 hectares of floodplain) filters the river before it reaches Lake Natron. Natron is where lesser flamingos breed. But its water is so alkaline it burns.

Flamingos need this delta to drink and to rinse the salt off their feathers. No wetland, no flamingos.

And the wetland only works because the Mau Forest upstream is intact. Cut the forest, silt the river, and you break a chain that runs from Kenyan highlands to a Tanzanian lake hundreds of kilometres away.

One forest. One river. One of Africa’s greatest wildlife spectacles hanging on all of it.

Photo credit : Paul Mckenzie

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@progresssCode Amen

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@progresssCode Amen

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@ChristIsComing5 Amen

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@SkyVirginSon Amen

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@progresssCode Amen

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@Aestheticswallz God is good

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@progresssCode Amen Amen

[ABLAZE FOR GOD🔥 @AFG_0007]

🚨 BREAKING: Kentucky has just witnessed the biggest revival in history as over 2,000 students gave their lives to Christ ✝️

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@progresssCode Amen

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@Realkangethe Thanks Mr Mosaria for humanity