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The audacity I'm moving with this year 😅

@Arap_Turitik Nimepitia hii place jana and I was astonished I never thought baringo county looks like this

Kabarnet-Kabartonjo road. From the open Semi arid areas of Marigat to the green lush forests of Kabartonto, Baringo is beautiful.

@timothyturunga A very good story Short but carries all the details

On the morning of September 3, 2000, inside walls of King’ongo Maximum Prison in Nyeri town,there were more than 1,000 inmates, including nine men in the condemned section , Block E . All recently sentenced to death for crimes that our courts had said that they were beyond forgiveness... By 1:00 AM the next morning, a new shift of warders had taken over and by 2:00 AM, the prison authorities announced that eight death-row inmates had cut through a metal grill, climbed onto the roof, scaled a towering perimeter wall, and were heroically shot dead by alert guards before they could escape. It was a dramatic story that sounded like a movie. Unfortunately for the authorities, the facts refused to learn their lines. There up in Isiolo, prison officers arrived at a family home carrying a document that needed signing . A permission to dispose of the body of a death-row prisoner. There were no explanation. The family travelled to Nyeri expecting grief. At the mortuary, the bodies told a different story. There were no gunshot wounds, No marks of a fall from a wall. Instead, there were broken limbs, crushed skulls, and ugly injuries that spoke the language of clubs and iron bars. The official story had said the prisoners were shot while escaping. The prison moved quickly, to arrange Burials and prepare Paperwork . Silence was expected. But the families refused to cooperate with the burial of the truth. Civil society groups joined them. And by 2001, what had been announced as a routine jailbreak had grown into one of the largest public inquiries the country had seen. When the bodies were exhumed in Nyeri months later, independent pathologists examined the remains and Their findings were worse. The men had not fallen, not shot but beaten to death. The inquest opened, and with it came the slow, painful unravelling of a story that had been stitched together too quickly. Nine officers, including senior staff, were named as the main perpetrators. On the night of September 3rd, the inmates had not been escaping. They had been taken from their cells, led out one by one to their deaths. Only one man lived long enough to tell what happened. Bernard had been in Block E that night with the others . At 2:00 AM, warders came for them and said the prisoners were being transferred. As they were led away, one warder said words Bernard understood as death sentence without paperwork. In the darkness, only Bernard ran. They chased him and he disappeared into the night. A warder who turned state witness described what he saw. The inmates ware lay naked, side by side, Skulls crushed, Limbs broken, Some ears cut and a few eyes removed When the accused warders finally stood trial, the defence repeated the original story that the prisoners had cut the grill, climbed the wall, and chaos followed. The prosecution did not argue loudly he simply started asking questions. The grill was too small for a man to pass through, inmates were asked to try and none could, the movement journal for that night was missing. The discharge book showed the prisoners had not escaped they had been officially released through the main gate. Two official reports, written one day apart, told completely different stories depending on who was speaking. Justice Nicholas Said the prison authorities had been “economical with the truth.” Medical reports confirmed , blunt force injuries, No bullets, No fall Only Only killing. On December 19, 2008, after hearing 36 prosecution witnesses, the High Court delivered its verdict and Nine warders Jacob, Joseph , Caesar , Samwel, Boit, Karanja, Noor Mohammed, Joshua Nyakundi, and John Kariuki were sentenced to death for the murder of six inmates.1/2 For best Investigative stories follow @timothyturunga (continuation in comments)

@femiiiszn Yeah you can always wear warm clothes in extreme cold but you can only Remove your clothes upto some point in extreme heat

can we all agree that extreme cold is better than extreme heat?

@254_mogogo Sasa unakaa aje?

@mts__kid Countries or counties

Y'all think nimeishi Nandi all my life?ata kama nasoma huku I have been to 3 different countries. This is the least thing

@CFC_OBED Joshua zirkzee

A player that your club signed that got you overly excited but disappointed you at the end ? 👀

@254_mogogo Kìromo inaendelea kuwa kubwa

2015. 🥲 2026🥰

@felumswago NO I don't know any fruit 😅

boobs to your mouth name a fruit

@Thikapundit Molo

What's your current view

@MercyNono1 Home

Home💚

@Kev_Kipchiiz This clear enough? Subukia view point

How clear is your phone camera?📸

@thisismetro Alisema aje baadaye?I'm invested

😭 hadi una-insist, wah?

@marto254_ Njoro interchange Njia ya kwenda home

Mnajifanyanga mmetembea Kenya yote, hapa ni wapi?

@mbiti_mwondi Good pussy you say??

Haha while I strongly believe in the institution of marriage to be honest I don’t have any genuine reason or desire to get married: 1. I have a lady on monthly salary that: comes to cook whatever menu I desire twice a week and she cleans the utensils.She also does my laundry and irons the cloths puts them in closet.She cleans the house and takes care off trash. Basically household stuff is well taken care of. 2. I have a boda guys that runs errands including supermarket shopping and such kind of things 3. I get some good pussy if I need to. 4. I am at peace in my house,building or working,and have my shit going on good or bad without bothering someone or getting to bithet d,basically I only have to worry about me. 5. I only need company maybe two or three days a week in which case I get to hang out with my friends male and female midweek or weekend depending on availability and time. 6. I have no desire to have kids at this juncture. 7. If I become rich I have pseudo kids,siblings,relatives and friends who can take my property,if I don’t make it then I just die alone without a baggage. Hence if I am to bring a woman in my life in the name of marriage it’s purely transactional she really must offer something different with a net positive effect in my life alafu sasa mambo ya love baadaye. I am slowly embracing the fact that I may never get married. A serious relationship maybe where we waste each others time,marriage nayo sidhani there’s something that will make me say I do yet.

@kokiimichii Yeah wanakuanga washapanga wanangoja tu kununua

Hii app mnakuanga funny sana , ukiskia tu mtu ameanza kutumia words like , “ manifesting” unajuanga hiyo kitu ishawork ni kutupima tu tuone ni luck 😂

@schiz04renic Follow me

Convince us to follow you… But you only have 2 words

@EvansModing Wee hushai??

Social studies was scam hushai ona tribe ya njemps

@brendankirotee Hizi chakula ni kama zimepikwa na kila mtu😂

Mnakula nini hizo sides 🤭🥱

@robie474 Dere Ako mbele yake Huwa anaiona ikiwa jina ambulance bila kuinama

Genius on X, why Ambulance letters are written upside down? (ɐɔuɐlqɯA)

@mts__kid Waah aki hawa madem ni vienyo😂

Bandit on the move 📷📸