Too Nelson™ #Mandela.

"The life given to us, by nature is short but the memory of a well spent life is eternal." ~Cicero

@baroswahjr As I am fond of saying that, when you are lead by a woman principal, you have more trouble than a criminal being pursued by police. Women aren't good in leadership and management.

"I am a male teacher at Alliance Girls High School. The news that the Chief Principal Miss Margret Njeru will face disciplinary action has come as a great relief to many of us. Over the past few months, we have been working under an atmosphere of fear and intimidation. Colleagues—particularly those who are not from the same ethnic background as the Principal—have been subjected to processes that feel unfair, biased, and, at times, predetermined. A very recent case illustrates this concern. A male teacher (name withheld), who has served at the school for seven years, raised an issue regarding the newly introduced phone booths. He proposed that their management be placed under staff welfare rather than the administration. His reasoning was simple: many students still rely on teachers to help them communicate with their families, yet the current system is restrictive and expensive, charging KSh 20 per minute and not allowing reverse calls. It appears structured more to maximize profits—reportedly running into millions monthly—than to support students’ needs. Shortly after this discussion gained momentum, he was issued with a show-cause letter alleging inappropriate conduct with a student, specifically that he had hugged a student, and faced possible interdiction. To many of us, the timing of these allegations raised serious concerns. Personally, I raised concerns over a 25 million staff trip to Dubai, and immediately started getting mistreatment. If anyone is in doubt, they can confirm if this item appeared in the budget. There is also growing unease about the role of the Deputy Principal, Dr. Cecilia, who joined the school about four months ago. Many staff members feel that she has contributed to an environment where intimidation is used to silence dissenting voices, sometimes through unorthodox means. For now, the news of disciplinary action offers a sense of hope. While we understand that the situation may evolve, we hope it leads to more fairness, openness, and consideration in leadership. We are going through a difficult period, and we appeal to the ministry to listen to these concerns and take action that restores trust and protects the welfare of both staff and students."

@BravinYuri @Safaricom_Care @SafaricomPLC up your game or we disown you.

I have made my peace and chose to uninstall the New Safaricom App. It was good while it lasted. Back to sim toolkit. Who even came up with such an idea. Not even Banking Apps are that frustrating.

@Political_stoic @_falsi1ke @lskasurah1 Eggs also.

@_falsi1ke @lskasurah1 Sageti, managu, terere, ugali, rice, chicken, beef, lamd and Ovacado.

People who rarely get sick. What's the secret?

@BravinYuri The problem is, the old man and woman in the village, the common people who don't even have TVs, just a Sonitek Radio, don't know his. They can't believe of told. All they know is William Ruto is our president and Tutam is the slogan. We have a long way to go.

There are numbers, and then there is reality. We are losing KSh 3 billion every single day to corruption. Not monthly. Not yearly. Daily. In just one month, that becomes KSh 90 billion. In one year, KSh 1.095 trillion disappears into thin air. If KSh 3 billion is lost every day: Per month (30 days) 3B × 30 = KSh 90 billion Per year (365 days) 3B × 365 = KSh 1.095 trillion That is over 1 TRILLION shillings gone every year. But let’s stop there for a second, because trillions don’t mean much to the ordinary Kenyan. They don’t touch you. They don’t move you. So let’s translate it into real life. Every single day, that money could build 60 schools. Imagine 60 schools rising today. Another 60 tomorrow. Another 60 the next day. In one month, that is 1,800 schools. In one year, over 21,000 schools. Enough to end overcrowded classrooms, enough to ensure no child studies under a tree again. Average cost to build a fully equipped primary/secondary school in Kenya: KSh 50 million Per month (90B):
90B ÷ 50M = 1,800 schools Per year (1.095T):
1.095T ÷ 50M = 21,900 schools That’s enough to eliminate overcrowding in schools across the entire country. Or think about hospitals. Every day, we lose enough to build 6 fully equipped hospitals. Every month, 180 hospitals. Every year, over 2,000 hospitals. Average cost for a well-equipped county-level hospital: KSh 500 million Per month:
90B ÷ 500M = 180 hospitals Per year:
1.095T ÷ 500M = 2,190 hospitals That’s more than enough to ensure every Kenyan is within reach of quality healthcare. Tell me again why patients are sharing beds. Tell me again why families are fundraising for basic treatment. This is not bad luck. This is theft. Even our roads tell the same story. Every day, we lose enough to tarmac 30 kilometres. Every year, nearly 11,000 kilometres of roads are built that would connect villages, grow businesses, and open up opportunities. Kenya losing about KSh 1.095 trillion a year to corruption means that amount alone is larger than the entire national budgets of many countries. But instead, we normalize the loss. We have been conditioned to think corruption is just part of life. Something distant. Something we cannot touch. But corruption is the reason a child drops out of school. It is the reason a mother buries her loved one. It is the reason a young person with potential sits idle, waiting for a system that never shows up. This is about stolen futures. Until we start seeing it that way, until we start feeling the weight of what is being taken from us every single day, nothing will change.

@Jepson1963 @amerix @droid254 Hello Sir, this is 2026. In response to your reply dated May 2020, six years ago, what have you learnt from Amerix. Do you still believe "lots of proteins" in your body.

@amerix @droid254 Daktari how about replacing ugali with Githeri or beans and boiled meat. Will this not be lots of proteins being pumped into the body. Kindly advise

#90DaysNoSugarChallenge. 1. No sugar will go into my mouth. 2. No processed foods. 3. No soda. 4. No carbohydrates. 5. No Ugali. No Chapo. No rice. Join me. DAY 1.

@Kibet_bull The problem isn't the amount he bought the tissue paper. The problem is, our justice system can't do anything to him. We have had governors who squander public funds like that and still walk free.

Kericho county bought a tissue at ksh 3,000 each, I guess the governor was looking for money to pay his slayqueens.

@Frankmweuj1xm @jumaf3 @montanabay39 You will sing, "we should embrace AI" until it replaces you.

@jumaf3 @montanabay39 The layoff is supposed to free up funds for AI infrastructure expansion. Change is the only thing that is constant and we should embrace AI its here to stay.

Oracle has laid off 30,000 employees this morning with a single 6 am email.

Congratulations to our honorable senators.

I love the Senate Assembly of Kenya. Those senators don't joke. The likes of Sifuna, Cherargei, Kajwang and Onyonka are true members of Senate representing their people. They scrutinize governors intensively. If MPs at NA were like that, our country could be better.

@italic_azzuri @amerix Indeed it's difficult. Their reasoning is below average. You better ignore them to suffer.

@TooNelsonKE @amerix It's difficult selling lifestyle change to women.I have tried the same on three of my friends,all refused.

You will never see the "Amerix is bitter" battalion commenting on such awesome testimonies. #BetterTogether

By the time the government raises an alarm towards a danger, you are already dead. Now think of other dangers currently running but have not be called out.

@moneyacademyKE By the time the government raises an alarm towards a danger, you are already dead. Now think of other dangers currently running but have not be called out.

Kenya’s government has suspended the following peanut butter brands over high aflatoxin levels They include: — Nutie — Kismat — Pannaj — Muleka

@_fels1 😂😂

Very soon will understand why they put women's images on body cream and men's images on pain killers. Nìhakù rìu.

@Thechoosen_01 Ok

@TooNelsonKE Hio kwanza ndio sumu

Ladies Ladies!! Attention!! Avoid family planning implants at all costs. Thank me later.

@BravinYuri The most scary thing is, you never hear families asking about lost people. Do you mean out of all those 33 families no one ever asked about their lost persons? Why aren't we seeing headlines of lost people?

Another mass grave in Kericho. Wueh! 33 bodies! On the 23rd, of the 3rd month of the year. A lot is happening in this country.

@cotu254 @BravinYuri @Mr_MikeOG Same question too. So who are these people being found buried?

@BravinYuri @Mr_MikeOG Funny thing is how I never heard of people asking about lost people. Do you want to tell me 32 families lost their kins and never asked for them.

Identify these actors by their names and number them on the picture.@grok

@Kibet_bull 5 Juliet 0106066993 *6 *Magdalene:* 0102234266 *7 Macua:* 0737406800 *8 Judith:* 0105839605 *9 James:* 0106066993

@Kibet_bull *COMMUNICATE DIRECTLY WITH YOUR HR AT T.S.C HQ THROUGH THE FOLLOWING* CONTACTS; Your Last Tsc Digit Is Your HR. 0- 9 Joshua: 0100955454 *0 *Ngunyi :* 0105839605 *1 *Beatrice :* 0789557741 *2 *Harriet* : 0102234266 *3 *Elizabeth:* 0737406800 *4 Ayabei:* 0100955454

Pay interns, who knows the name of HR 8 we call him out??