Vincent Viem

Mungu Mbele, Siku Zote//Founder Bond Reality Advisors///Business Enthusiastic//Farmer//Project planning and Management//An Advocate Of Fear None, Respect All.

[Vincent Viem @VincentMuithya]

Do you remember when you joined Twitter? I do! #MyTwitterAnniversary

[Vincent Viem @VincentMuithya]

Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary

[Mary Njoroge @Maryian96]

My lord kiburi nataka this year ni kama ya KTN 🤣🤣🤣🤣they are ungovernable aaah give that son of Moi what he drinks on our bill🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣cz damn it...

[George T. Diano @georgediano]

Real men aren't defined by easy days. They are forged in hard seasons, shaped by pressure, and proven by how they rise after they fall.

[George T. Diano @georgediano]

As a man, after you cross 30, sit down and study the patterns in your family. Look at what distracted, delayed, or derailed the men before you. Look at what destroyed them. Your father, his brothers, your uncles, older cousins etc... is it booze, is it gambling, is it women, is it recklessly siring everywhere, is it poor financial decisions, did they struggle with deep anger issues, domestic terrorists, did they practice witchcraft and all that.

Sit down and study those patterns,, then make intentional decisions to break those cycles. Remember some of these things are normal vices. Look for a recurring or deep recognizable patterns that are plastered all over men in your family. What brought them down. Do you see a pattern? Now that!

As Joshua Selman always says “As a man, number one thing that will help you live to your potential is knowing what can bring you down”. And you may not run away from your family tree. Refuse to be a victim of repeated patterns. Because they are there.

Whether you know it or not. Whether you recognize them or you don’t. They exist. They didn’t have the knowledge and resources we now have. Honor your progeny. Break out of them. Be made of Gold.

[Hon. Caleb Amisi, MP @Honcalebamisi]

X is a public platform.

Public participation now!

It is a legal requirement .

If you want me to impeach the dumb guy!
Retweet and like.
24k likes guarantee progress .

Lets do this for our nation.

Kenya needs a renaissance !

[Eric @amerix]

The debt Moi handed to Kibaki: 600 billion.

600 billion in 40 years.

The debt Kibaki handed Uhuru: 1.8 trillion.

Kibaki borrowed 1.2 trillion in 10 years.

The debt Uhuru handed Ruto: 8.5 trillion.

Uhuru borrowed 7.3 trillion in 10 years!

Legally, Uhuru was allowed to borrow only 2 trillion, but he borrowed an extra 5.3 trillion ILLEGALLY.

By the time Uhuru left, we had paid 7 trillion according to an independent and verifiable forensic audit.

We paid the legal 2 trillion, and also paid Uhuru's illegal debt of 5 trillion.

Therefore, our balance was 1.5 trillion in 2022.

However, the debt has continued to skyrocket, rising from 8.5 trillion to 12 trillion.

This begs the question, who is pocketing our money?

Why is the parliament not summoning Uhuru to explain this blatant constitutional violation?

Why is Ruto not being put to task by parliament on why he continues to abet this illegal repayment?

Why are we paying a debt that doesn't exist?

Today, for every 100 shillings we collect as revenue, 96 shillings is repaying this debt.

A debt that doesn't exist, builds nothing, and gives zero return on investment.

We are only left with 4 shillings to pay civil servants, run the government, and build infrastructure.

We are in chains.

Our children deserve to be told the truth.

We can't hand the country to them that is in debt, in shambles and in chains.

This madness must stop!

[Rèed @Ian_San254]

Kama unastruggle na bedbugs or cockroaches enda kwa Agrovet ununue dawa inaitwa "NEOCIDOL 600EW" ni around 150 bob. Very effective. Tried and tested.

[Vincent Viem @VincentMuithya]

@DonaldBKipkorir You used to criticize Wantam? What changed?

[George T. Diano @georgediano]

James Mugoya Isabirye is a Ugandan Tycoon Who Built Times Tower, NSSF Building, Kabarak University & Moi High School-Kabarak. He also constructed Mombasa road and had a site at machakos junction. James Mugoya is an engineer and a billionaire businessman.

He is the founder and owner of the famous Mugoya Construction & Engineering Limited, behind the construction of some of the most iconic projects in Kenya.

Mugoya was one of the most politically-connected contractors in Kenya and bagged several development projects during the reign of late Mzee moi. The iconic Times Towers and the NSSF Embakasi housing projects are some of the notable projects undertaken by the company.

Mugoya was born in 1950 in Eastern Uganda. He attended Uganda’s Bulyansime Primary before joining Iganga Boys. He then proceeded to King’s College Budo before later joining the University of Nairobi where he obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil engineering.

He graduated on October 26, 1971 at a ceremony witnessed by President Jomo Kenyatta. He was registered as Abiam JM Isabirye in a class that had 46 students. During his time at UoN, Mugoya is said to have forged a great friendship with one of Mzee Moi’s sons.

Immediately after graduation, he founded Mugoya Construction & Engineering Limited and almost immediately, he landed the deals to build the NSSF building and Hazina Estate. In 1992, Mugoya landed a tender to construct the 40-storey Times Tower building which was the tallest at the time.

The project was financed by the Central bank of Kenya (CBK) and the state. He also built Moi High School, Kabarak, Kabarak University and the Kisumu Provincial Headquarters.

In 1995, NSSF awarded Mugoya a contract to construct 265 houses in Karen, together with an administration block, a club house and a kindergarten. However, the project failed to start due to pending approvals from Nairobi City Council.

Mugoya was paid Ksh342 million in 2012 as an out-of-court settlement for the very project after he had initially claimed Ksh633 million. He wanted to buy a small town in Eastern Uganda called Busembatya.

He wanted to develop it into a city but Museveni refused. Mugoya was once arrested and charged in Nairobi for defrauding kcb hundreds of millions. Those who indulge in kazi ya mjengo say No construction company pays fundis better like Mugoya.

[Jil Theo @theo_jil]

Branding is how people see you.

Marketing is how they find you.

Sales is how you get paid.

Master all three.

[Ignatius @ignyharaz2]

This is why there is constant tension on construction projects:

1. Architects think they lead.

2. Engineers think they are the most important.

3. Builders think drawings are not practical.

4. Quantity surveyors think everyone is wasting money.

5. Contractors think consultants delay projects.

6. Artisans think professionals just talk and don't know site reality.

7. Clients think everyone is overpaid.

(Ctrl C+V)

[Vincent Viem @VincentMuithya]

@KE_MrBlack Batian, Nkubu High.

[Money Quotes @MoneyQuotesX]

If you don’t respect small money, you’ll never see big money.

[Vincent Viem @VincentMuithya]

@BrianMPeter Fabricating 500 trappers is ksh 1.2 million. Ni mbaya.

[Glorious God @GloriousGod01]

My aunty married at 33 and for 8 solid years, no child came. Yet her husband never once pointed fingers, never made her feel less, never dimmed her light. He treated her like his best friend and his queen every single day.

Five years in, they adopted a beautiful son and chose joy over bitterness. While people whispered "barren" behind her back, this man stood tall as her shield and her loudest cheerleader.

Then last December, by God's own timetable, a bouncing baby boy arrived.

Today they presented him in church and my aunty crawled on her knees from the back all the way to the altar… tears of pure, overflowing joy.

That kind of love? That kind of patience? That kind of unshakable loyalty? Rare. Very rare.

I’ve already attacked two full plates of jollof and I’m still not done celebrating! 🥳

Above all, love God.

[CARRICK 🧙 @zroiray]

What is the Dead Hand?

Dead Hand is the Western nickname for Perimeter, a Soviet-era automated nuclear retaliation system designed to guarantee a nuclear counter-strike even if Russia’s leadership is completely wiped out.

In short:

If Russia is destroyed first, Dead Hand makes sure the attacker is destroyed too automatically.

Who built it, and why?

It was developed in the late Cold War by the Soviet Union in the early 1980s.

The fear was simple and rational:
The US might launch a decapitation strike
Kill the Soviet leadership
Destroy command centers
Prevent any retaliation
Dead Hand exists to make that impossible.

HOW DEAD HAND WORKS STEP BY STEP

This is important:

Dead Hand does NOT randomly fire nukes. It has conditions.

1. It’s normally OFF

It must be activated by human leadership during extreme crisis (e.g., nuclear war appears imminent).
So no, it’s not just sitting there twitching.

2. It monitors the world

Once activated, it listens to multiple inputs:
•Seismic sensors (nuclear detonations)
•Radiation levels
•Atmospheric pressure spikes
•Loss of communications with:
•Kremlin
•General Staff
•Strategic Rocket Forces

It’s basically asking:

“Did nuclear war happen… and did everyone in charge die?”

3. It waits for human cancellation

Even after detecting nuclear explosions, it waits.
If a living commander sends a “stand down” signal → system shuts down.
This is a key safety layer people often ignore.

4. If silence continues → retaliation

If:
•Nuclear detonations detected
•Communications completely dead
•No human override

Then Dead Hand assumes:

“The country is gone.”

At that point, it launches special command missiles.

5. The command missiles don’t carry nukes

This is genius and terrifying.
They fly over Russian territory broadcasting launch authorization codes to:
•Underground silos
•Mobile launchers
•Submarines
Every surviving nuclear unit then launches automatically.
No humans needed anymore.

What makes Dead Hand uniquely terrifying

1. It removes human mercy

No fear.
No doubt.
No hesitation.
No “maybe we shouldn’t”.

Once conditions are met, emotion is irrelevant.

2. It guarantees Mutual Assured Destruction (MAD)

MAD only works if retaliation is 100% certain.

Dead Hand makes this promise absolute:

“Even if you kill us all, you still die.”

3. It was designed assuming the worst of humanity

Dead Hand is built on the assumption that:
•People will try to cheat deterrence
•People will try surprise annihilation
•People cannot be trusted in extremis

Does Russia still have it today?

Officially, Russia says Perimeter still exists, modernized and maintained.

Western intelligence generally agrees that:
•Some form of it is still operational
•Likely updated with:
•Better sensors
•Digital redundancy
•Cyber-resistant communications

But exact details are classified.

[Ja Leto @_falsi1ke]

You will miss a lot of opportunities to make money if you don’t have money.

[Ignatius @ignyharaz2]

Highschool nilikuwa na project ingine ya ku sun dry cabbage kwa science Congress.
Nikipenya hadi Nationals nkajua umaskini ni mbaya sana.
Vijana toka Mang'u wamekuja projects za kuzingu on how to use warer to get jet fuel using ethanol.

Time unaitwa mbele uki introduce your project jamaa wanaanza kucheka buana.

[Chioma 🇺🇬 @Chiomabtq]

Get married while you are still young, because if you grow older, you become wiser and a wise person does not get married 😊

[Vincent Viem @VincentMuithya]

@AlinurMohamed_ Sifuna will see, what Julius Malema saw.