Mom,Teacher,Empath// Lover of Social Justice/Ed.Psychology/Management//Participatory Budgeting//Researcher.
Optimist.
OnlyMeCanStopMe
Attitude is Everything.
This was the true epitome of what a first lady is, she loved Kenyans. I remember when there was a tanker fire, Saitoti had to sweat because she was breathing fire. HIV stigmatization ended because of her, patients got free drugs. Now compare with the praying mantis of Sugoi!!!
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@KenyaAirports, I am writing to enquire if I left my small card case at the check in desk because I was asked foe my work permit and now I can't trace it. Kindly check for me if it was left there because it has my IDs, and several necessary cards.
One season David was a shepherd, the next season he was king. One season Ruth was working in a field, the next season she owned that same field.
One season Mordecai was sitting outside the kings palace, next he was in the palace. We serve a God who turns things around, trust Him.
Today, I joined mourners from every corner of our nation from Mandera to Mombasa, from Kirinyaga to Siaya, at Jaramogi Oginga Odinga University, to bid farewell to my comrade and friend, the Rt. Hon. @RailaOdinga
It was evident that Baba was deeply loved by the people. His tireless fight for democracy, for justice, for the rights and dignity of every Kenyan has earned him a place in the very soul of this nation.
Raila Odinga’s life stands as a testament to true Pan-Africanism and enduring statesmanship. We mourn him deeply, and we celebrate the giant whose spirit will forever guide Kenya’s pursuit of freedom and unity.
Fare thee well, Mzalendo
Lala salama Baba
I will quote Morgan Housel who wrote;
"As debt increases, you narrow the range of outcomes you can endure in life."
People get auctioned, people start all over again, and in most cases it results from debt.
When you borrow you literally borrow from your future income.
Hence when you take a loan, you bet on things being better in the future. Which may or may not be the case.
@wmnjoya I quit TSC after 9 years, I loved teaching maths and chem because I really had a passion to demystify them. I joined corporate for 2 years and migrated. I am now happier and fulfilled, I teach literacy, math, science and cultural studies. I weep for Kenya.
Dear Comrades kindly help me retweet this post widely.
This is Mr Francis Wokabi Wanjiku, 30yo
Francis was last seen during the 25th June 2025 #JusticeForOurMashujaa protests.
His phone went off on 26th June. He has been missing for a month now.
Kindly help us find Francis 🙏
Guys, Mwabili is Missing!
Abducted by Samia’s Government and this is SCARY to even think about.
Let’s pray and SHOUT for his release!
@SuluhuSamia Release Mwabili Mwagodi!
#FreeMwabiliMwagodi
5 years ago you would be kidnapped, shot and killed by a rogue state for just standing out to breath fresh air.
Please,
Never forget the pain, the agony and the loss.
@wmnjoya We were talking with someone how you can start a cottage industry, like making cheese or other food preservation/value addition industry, which is big in places like India and China. But GOK will slap you with a mountain of levies and regulations.
This is an appreciation of Dennis Ombachi and what he has created through cooking. He represents the kind of creativity Kenya has and is not being allowed to develop and flourish. The majority of young Kenyans can do amazing stuff in all sectors, not just content creation. But GoK, in the name of "order," keeps stifling Kenyan innovation, and then imposes a "policy" to make innovation happen. It prevents innovation of the majority of people from flourishing, then shows off to foreigners that the one or two who escaped are a successful result of their policy.
Ombachi also exemplifies what I say about education. Education helps us reinvent ourselves, modify our dreams, spot opportunities, and be diverse. You can be political, sportive, and a great cook. You don't need to stick to one pathway. You can be all these things and still be a great citizen.
Most of the people in Ministry of Education and the Education NGOs don't understand this. It's not that they're against it. It's that they just don't get it. That's the wall of deafness that infects our politicians as well. But Kenyans know better. We have to push for what Dennis does to be the norm.
The whole idea behind these trumped up charges is to use the very serious prevention of terrorism laws to cause terror to the youth and their families.
We cannot allow this to continue.
#ThePeopleShall#ResetRestoreRebuild