SK_Warui

Only the Paranoid Survive.

We have been conditioned to believe that poverty is more of an individual failure rather than a deliberate engineered system

Founder wives are just VCs who emotionally invested pre-seed

That former Speaker of Uganda @AnitahAmong was found with 3 containers full of US Dollars and Pounds... So much that Yoweri Museveni appeared shocked. Also, Anitah, being third in command, thought she could be a "Mini-Museveni", something Kaguta and his wife Janet can never tolerate. It is an all out war and she will be poor soon.

When you realise Jesus fed 5,000 but only 500 followed him after the lunch. He had 12 disciples, but only 3 went further into the garden, and only 1 stood by him at the cross. The closer you get to the cross, the smaller the crowd gets.

@georgediano Mama Amina 😄😂🤣🤣🤣

Given power, Murkomen & Mama Amina can eliminate all Kikuyus from this world without blinking an eye.

@BenjiNdolo People who don't organise into tribes, get wiped out by those who do. It is a timeless truth that collective, organized action consistently outperforms fragmented efforts. Whether in business, social advocacy, or local development, structure & strategy provide a decisive edge.

So the discussion is in Somali or 🤷🏽‍♂️

Why are the Mountain cousins hated for being hardworking and having a political edge and numbers😌

One day someone will write the history of Kenya and say, here lie the ruins of a nation destroyed by greed.

Just a reminder, when Riggy G was Deputy President, he used to fly in KQ. Ruto Flies with the most Luxurious Jets on Earth. These people who always say ati Gachagua and Ruto are the same are just being intentionally dishonest.

@amenya_nelson A pot calling a kettle black.

Never thought I’d see the most incompetent governor calling out someone else for hypocrisy. Hamna aibu kabisa.

If what Kitutu Masaba MP Clive Gisairo is alleging comes true then we're cooked!

Imagine waking up one day and realizing a neighbouring country can now partly influence fuel prices in Kenya. That is exactly what is happening through the KPC share sale. Uganda can now partly influence fuel prices in Kenya after the government handed it significant powers within the Kenya Pipeline Company. And the scary part? Uganda owns only 20.15%, yet it reportedly got veto powers over pipeline tariffs. Meaning they can object when tariffs go down if it affects KPC revenue, and even keep prices up. So while Kenyans cry over high fuel prices, Uganda now has leverage inside the system that determines those costs. They also reportedly secured: • Veto power on dividend policy • Influence over hiring/firing the CEO • Veto on restructuring decisions • Two seats on the KPC board This is not a small company. This is strategic national infrastructure. How do you give this level of control away and expect Kenyans not to be alarmed? No serious country would allow this.

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A 9-5 job is not a poverty sentence. The problem is earning without financial literacy, saving without a plan, & investing without discipline. A salary can build wealth when you budget, invest, avoid lifestyle traps, & grow slowly. Entrepreneurship is powerful, but not magic.

Corporate life will teach you that knowing the job is only half the battle. The real skill is staying calm in meetings, reading the room, managing ego, receiving vague feedback, and not replying emails with your real thoughts.

Can you imagine if I were to fight every charlatan like Murkomen, Dennis Itumbi and the rest, I will go mad. They are not in my league!!

Do you genuinely believe that prayer works?? If yes, repost.

One day soon the thieves will start arguing and then we will know the truth.

@zollz @Antonettefrida Told someone that the matatu guys are voicing what the commuters can't, yeye akasema afadhali fare ipandishwe, jamaa ya nduthi alikuwa apo akamuambia leta thao hadi tao, guy started bargaining saying unajua hali ni ngumu 🤣🤣🤣.

The US Treasury Department says India’s Adani Enterprises has agreed to pay $275 million, approximately KSh35.5 billion, to settle potential civil liability linked to 32 apparent violations of US sanctions on Iran.