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Truer words were never spoken

@David1Mutai Litani River will be the new boundary for the foreseeable future... at least you will have content for Elon Musk farm

Israel is a sad lot

@Roots259 @IRANinKENYA @IRANinUGANDA @IraTanzania Another useful brainwashed idiot

@cgitosh @IRANinKENYA @IRANinUGANDA @IraTanzania Gasiya idiot

Hey guys (@IRANinUGANDA and @IraTanzania ) it seems that Ugandans and Tanzanians are also on board

Don’t know about the accuracy of this but Lebanon is not Iran and the ceasefire is with Iran not Hezbollah…. Unless IRGC is saying Hezbollah operates under its direction- I mean we know but just to hear them say it

Nonsense

😂 reminds me of Hamas

@UNWatch Time to close it down

TRAGIC: “Today, the resources are not here,” says UNRWA's Philippe Lazzarini. “The U.S. has stopped. Another important donor has stopped—Sweden. It was part of the top five. And we have a significant decrease of the Arab world's contribution to UNRWA. In 2025, it dropped by 90%.”

@Ojayy031 Hapo singepata

@cgitosh Actually n kisumu

Wajuaji hii n base gani huku kanairo?

@Ojayy031 Hauoni kuna wasee wako aluta hapo? Anyway hii sio ile base beginner lawyers uenda kula air burgers? Jevanjee Gardens?

@cgitosh 😂 Uko sure?

I don’t think IRGC knows that there is supposed to a ceasefire… and I don’t think that the political class that agreed to it have any control over them… we will know in the next few hours/days

Delulu promax

TERROR SUPPLY CHAIN DISRUPTED AS MULTI-AGENCY TEAM RECOVERS SUSPECTED AL-SHABAAB FATIGUES IN EASTLEIGH In a significant quantum leap against terror-linked logistics networks, a multi-agency security team has successfully recovered a vital consignment of suspected Al-Shabaab (AS) combat uniforms in an intelligence-led operation conducted in the early hours of the night within the Eastleigh KBS Garage area. The operation, spearheaded by officers from DCI Starehe and the Anti-Terrorism Police Unit (ATPU), was triggered by earlier intelligence following a critical interception in Dhobley on 6th April 2026. On that date, Jubaland Security Forces (JSF) seized twenty-five (25) bales packed with suspected Al-Shabaab full camouflage uniforms, an alarming discovery that pointed to a wider cross-border supply chain. Investigations quickly unravelled a complex network. The intercepted consignment had reportedly been destined for a suspect identified as Abdi Hakim, who remains in custody in Dhobley. Further leads traced part of the shipment to Eastleigh, Nairobi, specifically to Gaani Parcel Express, a logistics outlet along 12th Street within the bustling KBS area. Upon swift action, officers recovered eleven (11) bales, each containing sixty (60) full camouflage uniforms and one hundred and twenty (120) T-shirts. An additional bale yielded sixty-five (65) uniforms alongside one hundred and twenty (120) T-shirts. The items were discovered at Vision Point Express, a neighbouring facility, where they had been temporarily stored due to limited space at Gaani Parcel Express. Preliminary findings indicate that the manager of Gaani Parcel Express, Omar Elmi Issack, had arranged for the temporary storage of the consignment after receiving it from an individual identified as Sharif. The probe deepened further, leading investigators to Safe Link Cargo, a firm located at Soma Towers, believed to have facilitated the importation of a larger batch totalling thirty-seven (37) bales of suspected AS fatigues. The cargo is reported to have originated from China and entered the country through the Port of Mombasa under the guise of consolidated shipments. Crucially, one Abdiftah Aden Muhammed, an employee at Safe Link Cargo, has been linked to the shipment’s clearance and coordination. Investigators established connections between Abdiftah, Sharif, and another individual identified as Abdikadir, forming a critical chain in the suspected supply network. Records show the consignment was collected on 4th April 2026 by Sharif before being dispatched to Gaani Parcel Express, setting in motion the chain that has now been intercepted. All recovered items have been secured and properly documented as exhibits. Several key suspects are currently in custody under ATPU, assisting with ongoing investigations aimed at dismantling the entire network behind the operation. This operation underscores the vigilance and coordination of security agencies in detecting and disrupting threats before they manifest. Investigations remain active as authorities pursue additional leads and possible accomplices. #FichuaKwaDCI Call 0800 722 203 (toll-free) or WhatsApp 0709 570 000 to report anonymously. Usiogope!

@Donsarigo @ArchLibwege The only reason those two are breathing is because US & Israel let them be.. not because of resilience

I haven't seen such resilience in the face of aggression.

@3rdWorldUnited @MasterBolaji I remember doing ATM deposit many years ago.. one of my first jobs.. they would pay us by cheque and I would deposit through the ATM on the way home.. not sure if it’s still popular because I hardly use the ATM… nowadays it’s from bank to Mobile Wallet (M-PESA)

@cgitosh @MasterBolaji Makes sense. Same in Ghana as digital transactions have become very mainstream. Some banks offer ATM deposits as well leaving inbank transactions to businesses.

Number of commercial bank branches in: Ghana: 1,200 South Africa: 3,500 Kenya: 1,500 Togo: 300 Nigeria: 5,000 When we say Nigeria is the Giant of Africa, it is not just a slogan but evident in its systems and scale. God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

@cgitosh @3rdWorldUnited @MasterBolaji They are yet to catch up, I’m sure it’s the first time he’s hearing about digital banking

@IraninSA You have done the first 3 on several occasions… just because you hide behind your proxies doesn’t change the facts… Lebanon & Yemen are unstable because of you and your proxies , your activities in Syria and Iraq are well known…

Let it be remembered in history We have never started a war. We have never invaded anyone. We have not killed children. We have protected our homeland, dearer to us than our lives.

What’s with all those mountains of trash

@3rdWorldUnited @MasterBolaji Adding more context…. Banks in Kenya have reduced their branch network due to growth of digital banking… I haven’t visited my bank in like 2 years at least

@MasterBolaji You need more banks to compare with the rest of Africa. Nigeria is not where the giant of Africa. You are just a poorly-fed macho man disturbing the neighbourhood.

@MasterBolaji Do that comparison side by side with population and land size then let’s see percentage of the population served