Githige

@xysist 400k ni fence ya ploti

Don’t listen to such guys they are not construction professionals. Some of these materials quoted here don’t have transport included , there is no labor costs and even iron sheets aren’t quoted for Doors, windows , plumbing , electrical , tiles , finishes are non existent Approach with caution ⚠️

@WyccelWyclif @citizentvkenya Wacha ujinga Kuku ww

@citizentvkenya He was a 'cousin ' so your cousin takes your money and beats you

Suspected fatal affair Family identifies body of their murdered daughter in Nairobi Ann Keya was allegedly stabbed to death by her boyfriend Wanjiru: The suspect had attempted to kill Anne in Kerugoya #CitizenWeekend

@citizentvkenya @Wamatangi_ You running ads for governors now

#AD Through a free feeding programme Governor Kimani Wamatangi’s administration offers daily uji, eggs and weekly “Maziwa Freshi na Wamatangi,” alongside free learning materials. This has boosted ECDE enrollment from 32, 000 learners to 50, 000, and attendance. @Wamatangi_

@GeneralSnow_ No hope for africa

Just Look at Governor of Ebonyi State attending a funeral in his state. Just look at all the show off on a red sand.

@DCI_Kenya not on 420 man :(

CRACKDOWN ON NARCOTICS TRAFFICKING In a series of intelligence-led operations to curb narcotics trafficking, police officers have arrested drug peddlers, recovering substantial haul of cannabis sativa across the country. In Nakuru, the law caught up with 32-year-old Felix Mittunda Genchabe. While he thought he was blending in, eagle-eyed officers on patrol pounced. A swift search of his backpack revealed Cannabis Sativa cleverly concealed ready for the streets. His distribution ring was cut short before the next delivery. Elsewhere, in Bumula, Bungoma County, acting on a tip-off, officers intercepted a speeding motorcycle. Two suspects, Josphat Ochieng and Yusuf Keya, were found in possession of four bales of bhang. Similarly in Kaptalamwa, Elgeyo Marakwet, the crackdown claimed one trafficker. Isaac Kibet Odipo, 30, was cornered while in possession of 172 rolls of bhang. All suspects are currently in custody undergoing processing pending arraignment. Meanwhile, the recovered narcotics have been secured as exhibits. These operations underscore the National Police Service's commitment in the war against narcotics trafficking in the country. #FichuaKwaDCI. Call 0800 722 203 (Toll-free) or WhatsApp at 0709 570 000 to report anonymously. Usiogope!

@mytradesignals @eticacapital @investwithSIB @OakSpecialFund @kennekai Arvocap?

KES Special Funds Performance Q1-2026 * Watching Etica closely... @eticacapital @investwithSIB @OakSpecialFund @kennekai

We see our home planet as a whole, lit up in spectacular blues and browns. A green aurora even lights up the atmosphere. That's us, together, watching as our astronauts make their journey to the Moon.

@alasirimotors @benkivuva_ Are you retarded

It was a lie sold to a generation that trusted tv & radio for news. It's the year 2026. The cold war is over. Come out clean

@ntvkenya nani anatumia hii when there is cheaper Ethiopian Airlines, ifungwe tu

Kenya Airways posts Sh17.2bn loss for full year ended December 2025, from Sh5.4bn profit the previous year.

People keep talking about how there’s no viable candidate when this man is right here. Legacy media has given you the impression that this is a 2 horse race. He gets next to no airtime while we’re treated to a grotesque theatre of profanity and mudslinging. Refuse.

@elonmusk Twitter algo is shit, in the pits

Algorithm is better today than 3 months ago?

There are two realities unfolding simultaneously in Kenya. Which couldn't be more disparate. One reality is the life that 97% of Kenyans live. I call them the Contributors. They contribute sweat, tears, blood, and taxes. These Kenyans earn KSH 20,000 a month before taxes. But they live paycheck to paycheck. One illness away from a calamity. A trip to the hospital often involves an informal harambee. The other reality is the lifestyle of 3% of Kenyans - the Consumers. Those who by virtue of their positions in and around government consume virtually everything in sight until just 5 seconds from vomiting. At which point they throw up a white flag and ask the Contributors to come eat and then clean up the mess behind them. Before you think that I am being dramatic, take a look at the attached document. It is an example of a payroll record for the County of @KakamegaBunge Go down the list of these benefits. And then pull up your own salary slip - if you are lucky to have a job. Compare them. And tell me if you see: Basic salary. Special salary. Contractual allowance. Salary market adjustment. Rental house allowance. Extra duty/entertainment allowance. Leave travel allowance. Commuter allowance. Acting allowance. Extreneous duty/domestic allowance. Responsibility allowance. Telephone allowance. Entertainment allowance. Special house allowance. Ladies and gentlemen - this is a county with a 40% poverty rate. Despite a whopping KSH 109 billion in transfers to that county in 10 years of devolution. A county where the average citizen earns KSH 12,000 a month. Below the national average. That citizen who is earning KSH 12,000 a month, the one facilitating the insane largesse you see above. And before that insanity you see above, the county has already spent 48% of the entire budget on salaries for 1% of the population that works in government. Do you understand what the heck is happening? Our system of government is an extraction system. Nothing less. This county has an annual budget of around KSH 15 billion. It spends about 48% of it on salaries alone. Direct salaries. For those in government. Is no wonder that after KSH 109 billion in 10 years, 40% of the citizens cannot afford two meals a day. This is the state of our devolution project. I share this information not because I oppose devolution. I share it because if we want devolution, we have to reject the current perversion it into a tool fir extraction and economic subjugation. Every Kenyan needs to understand that the changes our country requires are BIG CHANGES. BIG CHANGES. How do you teach this 3% that is behaving like this a lesson on compassion and brotherhood? By sending them home. All of them. We need a brand-new contract with government, and those who govern us. This economic apartheid cannot stand. @KakamegaCounty1 @KenyaGovernors @MoGAbdi @FlavNasmbu

@affiliage_ltd @kinoti_jr Inshallah

2022 AUDI RS6 Avant USD. 183,670 TOTAL LANDING COST MOMBASA (incl taxes & reg) 4.0l V8 twin-turbo petrol, Odo 17,000KMs, AWD, Panoramic Sunroof, All Wheel Steering, Bang & Olufsen 3D Sound, Air Suspension, Ventilated front seats, RS Performance Brakes, RS Sport exhaust

Here is how State House spending is set to rise, subject to MPs’ approval for the current financial year: Total budget: Sh7.7 billion → Sh16.1 billion State House, Nairobi: Sh6 billion → Sh14 billion New cars: Sh6.9 million → Sh141 million Domestic travel: Sh376 million → Sh2 billion Hospitality: Sh338 million → Sh1.6 billion Fuel: Sh191 million → Sh600 million Vehicle maintenance: Sh136 million → Sh530 million

YSL stands for young supreme leader

This country is a joke.

“Death does not concern us, because as long as we exist, death is not here. And when it does come, we no longer exist.” —Epicurus.

@nj8gu Waah Kwa fridge ama

Msisahau Ngara ndio hukua Mexico city yetu, kuna kijana alipatwa wines aka freeziwa na afande akatoa Oris na shash walai aliekelea uyo karao kibare mpaka akarudi kwa patrol Van ju ya kukosa search warrant 🙌🏿