Clemo

love twitter because i can see animals i never knew existed on a random friday

half of my day is just me convincing myself not to give up on everything.

There’s always a Kenyan somewhere doing cool shit.

sending me on an errand that needs constant communication, then the second i get there you suddenly stop picking up my calls.

Lord put me in a Position where I don’t have to Beg, Borrow or Struggle

The older I get. Hell no

muslim niggas got a battle pass in their religion

Final act of love.

Uongo zenye Kasongo amekua akipeddle over the years zimejaa TL😂😂😂😂rada yenu ni gani

📸 Fan picture of the week! #UCL @Arsenal

the worst part about wasting your life is how comfortable it becomes

Ukiamka amka na asante

Kazi inapatikana wapi jameni🤦🏿‍♂️

2014: Ebola Virus 2020: Covid 19 virus 2026: Hentavirus Notice anything?

Mercedes Benz 300 SEL

Another child star lost to drugs.

"Forgive me, Father, for I have dripped."

I’m at that age where unnecessary noise be pissing me off.

Look at how the BBC frames it. "If the people want me to have a third term, I will accept." Like it's a humble offer. Like the people are begging him. But here is what the headline leaves out. Tshisekedi is already serving his second term. The DRC constitution limits the president to two terms. What he is suggesting is an illegal power grab dressed up as democracy. And why does the BBC soften this? Because Tshisekedi is their man. He plays nice with Western mining companies. He keeps cobalt flowing to your electric cars. He does not expel your diplomats. When a leader in Mali or Burkina Faso talks about extending terms, the BBC calls it a coup or a regression. When a Western-backed leader does it, the headline is gentle. "He may consider." Same continent. Same violation of term limits. Different framing. That is not journalism. That is propaganda with a British accent.