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@polo_kimanii He is going down

Obinna should know we are seeing his Tutam agenda very clearly. We were not born yesterday. And Just because we watch the stupid nonsense on his YouTube doesn’t mean we will follow him like sheep. Aambiwe achunge sana,The people of Kenya are watching

@YusuphCabdi @RufasKe Bro, Obinna is a pussy, he's my fellow Luhya but he's a fool, he belittles people whom he interviews, he needs to change or just vanish, and if he doesn't change, he will go, I know what am saying.

@DrMusonye @RufasKe I was not mocking you. I was politely asking you to leave this makasiriko & cancel culture for Gen Z

@YusuphCabdi @RufasKe If you don't die now, you will grow old and younger kids you see around will mock you, better pray you die now 🤣🤣🤣

@DrMusonye @RufasKe You are too old for this Musonye

@YusuphCabdi @RufasKe It worked against Eve Mungai, it's going to work against that fool

@RufasKe But you tried the cancel culture with others and failed terribly

@ivymuthe Luhyas don't engage in stupidity

After Mbavu Destroyer and Majembe, Kenyans now want a Boxing match between GenZ Goliath and Goliath wa Bungoma. If they were to go head to head, who would you support?

@RedXc6 @wambuijoan2024 Bring your statistics, you are so wrong, education is the only way

@wambuijoan2024 The wealthiest people on earth all of them dropped out of school,, The society have be witched u all thinking education is a must to succeed in this life💯

Majembe pocketed Ksh 1m from Ruto, Ksh 2.2 m from sponsors and also NOAH car. The 21 years old dropped out of school in form 2. He's been hustling kwa mtaa. Right now the best thing he can do ni kuregister class kama private student amalize form 4. School is important.

@ummuh_Zahra It is amazing but the guy must be one desperate clod, a useful idiot to the core to marry an old wrinkled skin.

I met my husband when i was 47, we got Married at the age of 48 and now, I'm a first-time mother at the age of 49! My life changed forever when I met my amazing husband at 47. ​We said our vows just one year after meeting. By age 49, I was expecting, and I gave birth to our miracle son shortly before turning 50. I am a living example that joy follows the struggle. God is always on schedule; He is always on time, He never fails those who put their trust in Him. ​Take a look at me me today! I am proud to be a living proof that faith makes the impossible possible. To anyone still waiting for their blessing: do not lose hope! I am celebrating my joy today, and I am praying that you are next in line for a miracle too.. ​Keep trusting in God, because your time to be celebrated is coming. God is never late. This is our testimony today. We thank God for this wonderful blessings & hope tht you wish us well.

@irl_hub1 @MutembeiTV Eshihingwa, mpigie akudinye haga

@MutembeiTV Activists don’t make good presidents, I’m a luhya but I’d vote for Ndindi nyoro a strategist over Sifuna

Don't give those MPs who voted yes for Finance Bill a second chance, send them home" - Sen Sifuna.

@Higher_ntist @AfricaFirsts Luhya we call it "Imbwa, Embwa, Isimbwa, depending whether you come from Kakamega, Busia, Bungoma and Transnzoia.

@AfricaFirsts My cousins the Abaluhya and the Taita call it??? 🤔🤔🤔

Dog Across the Bantu Belt in Africa 🐕😲 🇹🇿🇰🇪 Swahili — mbwa 🇿🇦 Zulu — inja 🇿🇦 Xhosa — inja 🇿🇦 Ndebele — inja 🇸🇿 Siswati — inja 🇿🇼 Shona — imbwa 🇿🇲🇲🇼 Chichewa/Nyanja — galu 🇨🇩🇨🇬 Lingala — mbwa 🇨🇩🇨🇬 Kikongo/Kituba — mbwa 🇨🇩 Tshiluba — mbwa 🇧🇮 Kirundi — imbwa 🇷🇼 Kinyarwanda — imbwa 🇺🇬 Luganda — embwa 🇺🇬 Runyankole — embwa 🇰🇪 Kikuyu — ngui 🇿🇲 Bemba — imbwa 🇧🇼 Tswana — ntsa 🇿🇦🇱🇸 Sotho — ntja 🇿🇦 Sepedi — ntja 🇦🇴 Umbundu — ombwa 🇦🇴 Kimbundu — mbua 🇿🇦 Venda — mmbwa 🇿🇦🇲🇿 Tsonga — mpfuxa 🇳🇦 Oshiwambo — ombwa 🇳🇦 Herero — ombua Compiled by Africa First

@MwendaKev @AfricaFirsts What about "Ngite"?

@AfricaFirsts The central Kenya Bantu name for dog that is related to other Bantu names is the name for the wild dog. Mbirwa in Kimeru, mbiwa in Kamba.

@JairajSanand @zoomafrika1 You are a stupid old man, African hair is Unique and that alone makes your assertion irrelevant and moronic in nature, idiot.

@zoomafrika1 Africans don't want the world to see that they are Indians who migrated out of India and settled in Ethopia and ushered the start of what we know today as the african civilization that is why Nelson Mandela's DNA matches the DNA of Many South Indians.

Black Indians they don't want to show you

@NixFred @beyoncegarden He got a promised bullet

@beyoncegarden We can disagree on who won but neither of us celebrated his murder correct?

this diva CLEARED him here i’m in tears😭

@KaNuri @carter6f I am African and it's true😂😂🤣🤣

@carter6f Just like wealthy whites with generational wealth here in the US, whose family have ties to slavery…many wealthy Nigerians descend from slave traders…They both come from the same coin…The buyers & the sellers…🤷🏾‍♀️

The American 🇺🇸 interviewers got suspicious when Davido kept mentioning “my dad”… they asked if he was a billionaire and he said yes, so they secretly checked Google to see if he was lying and saw $750,000,000 and instantly switched their tone mid-interview 😭🔥

@jswjsw11 @QueenAnticommie 🤣😂🤣🤣

@QueenAnticommie Somewhere in America, there's a jackwad game warden screaming at this video: "LET NATURE TAKE ITS COURSE"

This is amazing! I wonder if the elephant will remember

@kijana_misa He was a pedigree conman

I have always known Jacob Juma as a Kenyan politician who ran for a certain position in Kenya, but I have been wrong. It turns out this guy was just a normal businessman who used to do contracts with the government. In 2014/16 is when Jacob Juma became a vocal anti-corruption activist and government critic exposing senior officials on twitter. Today, he is cherished and admired by many!

@AfricanHub_ 😂🤣🤣🤣

These two pretended to be food inspectors in South Africa 🇿🇦 and ate free meals for 5 years before being arrested

@georgenjoroge_ He is extremely foolish 🤣🤣🤣

Good People, look at Afande Denno out here selling mûtungo like a common vendor after Kenyans hyped him into resigning from the police service. You fools saw a few TikTok lions and roses, started feeling like online celebrities and convinced the man to burn a stable job for “the movement” and clout. Now the gifts dried up, reality slapped him for 1.5 years straight and he’s boiling maize for a living. This is exactly why I laugh at confused women destroying solid marriages because Instagram and TikTok painted “single & shining” as the dream life. You dump what actually worked for shiny garbage, then cry when the party ends and life starts kicking your teeth in. Online stupidity is a hell of a drug. Stop believing every wave of likes is your destiny. Some of you especially Women are just one dumb decision away from selling mûtungo too. Wake up before it’s your turn!

@LAffirmo21113 @ZoKashi_108 @No_to_pills @Viralvid_89 You are a pink smelling pig 🐷, go fuck your mother's behind, we are extremely superior than you, ugly fool

Throwback to 2014 a man lost it after feeling he was treated unfairly in a racist way by a woman.

@njueNijue @tomatomact17715 @kijana_misa Saitoti, Thabo Mbeki, Hitler had no children

@tomatomact17715 @kijana_misa Your name matches your reasoning.

Two Kenyan Brothers United by Faith, Service, and a Life Without Marriage. Dr. Patrick Ngugi Njoroge, former Governor of the Central Bank of Kenya and his brother, Rev. Anthony Muheria, Archbishop of Nyeri, are remarkable examples of devotion to both faith and service. Dr. Njoroge, a member of Opus Dei, has chosen to remain unmarried to dedicate himself fully to professional excellence and spiritual commitments. Archbishop Muheria, on the other hand, embraces celibacy as a Catholic priest following the vows of his vocation. Together, they demonstrate that devotion and service can take many forms and that a life without marriage can still be rich in purpose, leadership and impact.

@MMKnimimi @onjolo_kenya Lake Logipi is a saline, alkaline lake that lies at the northern end of the arid Suguta Valley in the northern Kenya Rift. It is separated from Lake Turkana by the Barrier volcanic complex....always Google

@onjolo_kenya "Saline alkaline lake"??? What do you even mean by this phrase???? It is either of them but it cannot be both

This is Lake Logipi. Hidden deep within the silent, sun scorched expanse of the Suguta Valley lies Lake Logipi, a place so extreme, yet so beautiful, it feels almost unreal. Often referred to as part of the “Valley of D£ath,” this remote landscape is one of the hottest and most inhospitable regions on Earth. And yet, against all odds, it holds life. Lake Logipi is a shallow saline alkaline lake, stretching about 6 kilometers long and 3 kilometers wide, with a depth of only 3 to 5 meters. Its waters are rich in sodium bicarbonate, with an alkalinity reaching a pH of 9.5 to 10.5. Along its edges, white crusts of trona, a sodium rich mineral form naturally, giving the shoreline a striking, almost otherworldly appearance. Despite these harsh chemical conditions, the lake supports a unique and thriving ecosystem. Its waters often shift in colors like green, brown, deep red and orange due to the presence of heat tolerant cyanobacteria and algae, particularly Arthrospira. These microscopic organisms form the foundation of life here, providing food for one of the most iconic inhabitants of the lake, the flamingos. In recent years, Lake Logipi has emerged as a critical sanctuary for Lesser Flamingos. Aerial surveys conducted in late 2024 and 2025 recorded nearly one million birds gathering here to feed and breed, transforming the lake into a breathtaking sea of pink. In such a hostile environment, this spectacle is nothing short of extraordinary, a reminder of nature’s resilience and adaptability. Geographically, the lake lies just south of Lake Turkana, separated by the rugged Barrier volcanic complex a chain of relatively young volcanoes that define the dramatic landscape. During periods of extreme rainfall, like in 2020, Lake Turkana expanded and overflowed into Logipi, temporarily altering its size, salinity and ecological balance. Even in times of intense drought, Lake Logipi endures. Saline hot springs feed the lake along its northern shores and near Cathedral Rock, a towering volcanic formation that rises from the lake like a silent monument. These geothermal inputs help sustain the lake when surrounding conditions become almost unbearable. At times, when the rains return, the Suguta River carries fish such as tilapia and catfish into the lake, briefly enriching its biodiversity. Predators like golden jackals may appear along the shores, taking advantage of the temporary abundance of birdlife. These fleeting moments of balance highlight the delicate and ever changing nature of this ecosystem. Lake Logipi is not easily accessible. It is remote, isolated and unforgiving. But perhaps that is what makes it so powerful. It is a place where fire, salt, water and life come together in a rare and fragile harmony, hidden oasis in one of the most extreme environments on Earth. ~ Betty Kiende