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@Itumbi_Denis How ? when More than 82% are suffering

Clear than before, Now 82% of Kenyans believe we are headed in the Right direction and President William Ruto is the best option to make Kenya First World

@TruphenaMuthon Nani amekuuliza

@KRACare @kenyan_prince_ Lakini hii kijana hapana ogopa kra

Hi @kenyan_prince_ uliomba ukiface wapi aki, ni mbaya!

@amenya_nelson African leaders need to borrow a leaf from other countries. You don’t have to completely disrupt traffic just because a president is passing.

Look how Addis looks without boda bodas and hawkers and matatus. Clean sidewalks , well marked roads. Stupid people will be in my comments talmbout it’s only in Addis ok why can’t this be only in shithole Nairobi then?

@Kioochajamii298 @katealvine @georgenjoroge_ Everyone has legal protection, even prostitutes.you need to brush up on cyber security laws .

@katealvine @georgenjoroge_ So governments are there to defend prostitutes? Tukona Vitu ZA maana za kushughulikia‼️

BREAKING: For the first time, the Ghana government has gone public on Vladislav Luilkov, the Russian national tied to alleged non-consensual recordings of Women in Ghana and Kenya, confirming INTERPOL involvement.

@PatriotMr254 @georgenjoroge_ Until you’re recorded without your consent, you won’t understand.

@georgenjoroge_ They should leave this guy alone. He did no crime. He never went to anyone's private room except his own airbnb.

@lynn_ngugi1 Ati this one was once compared to Tom mboya,woi 🤦‍♂️let's respect our heroes please.

And the Trophy for the sellout of the century goes to……..

@Wamulembe @WilliamsRuto 😂

@WilliamsRuto Good work Mr president, now you have done a good job ☺️, Sasa Rudi statehouse ukaoshe matako, you have only one year left uende kabisa mamaye🫵🏽😂😂

Noise, negativity and activism without a clear and demonstrable development agenda cannot transform our country. Unlike our opponents, we have a plan and a track record to back it up. There is no turning back in the journey to transform Kenya. Appreciated ongoing dumpsite works at the Ngomongo Quarry, inspected trunk sewer works at the Dandora Bridge and the landscaping and beautification of the Kamukunji Community Park, Nairobi County.

@pksalasya Sifuna is not your mate!

How would you have known when your busy dancing ohangala nyadundo fighting for sg position for aparty that has died 😂 😆 😄 🤣 😂 😆 😄 🤣 😂 bure kabisa

@dexterbrian_ @pksalasya 😂😂 mp wa mashambani

@pksalasya Salasya tulia , wewe ni Mp wa ushago

@JalangoMwenyewe Kurudi kwa radio is inevitable. Na uko kwa radio utajiskikiza mwenyewe.

ASANTENI NAIROBI- RUARAKA- EMBAKASI NORTH - KAMKUNJI. Leo imekuwa fire!! Pole pole hadi tufike!!! #047 #Langata1 #UtuNaWatu

@sholard_mancity Na kuna burukenge zinasema tutam

I’ve just come from watching Citizen TV News and honestly, the report from Kilifi disturbed me. Locals say they received relief food, about 5 kg of rice and beans per family. In households of 3, 4 or more people already facing extreme hunger and drought, that may not even last a week. Imagine trying to stretch that while your children are already hungry. We keep hearing that billions have been spent on relief food. If that is true, then the issue may not only be money; it may be how we think about solutions. One uncomfortable reality is that many people in many powerful offices operate within routines. Real crises require deeper thinking and practical ideas, not just standard distribution. Personally, I believe a better approach in severe drought would be central community kitchens in each village, food cooked daily, with families collecting prepared meals from designated points until rains return. This model has worked in famine and war zones because it guarantees at least one real meal a day. Sometimes leadership is not about doing more, it’s about thinking differently. If things go well on our side, we may even try to set up a small temporary kitchen in one of these areas, even if only for a week, just to demonstrate that another approach is possible. Because no Kenyan should starve while help exists on paper. Be honest, how long would 5 kg of rice and beans feed your household, assuming it's the only food you have?

@_fwambui Watateka wazee 😂

Ukienda Europe as a man kuna high chances utateka madem wao. Sio tu huku Africa, madem tuliumbwa hivo

@Gabuh_254 Ulikuwepo?he chose to release that part will make you all go wild!

The Russian guy was just giving ladies drinking water then wanapanda kitanda 😂 Lakini the same girls wanaweka standard to Kenyan men ati ‘I want DonJulio’ ‘Send money for uber’ ‘i can’t meet you at your place’ ‘if you can’t cater for my bills you not my type’ PUNDA SANA!!!!

@MikeSonko Now that we’re grown, some of us have had the chance to travel and interact with other races,it’s important to remember people are just people, regardless of race. having a white partner is not an achievement. Do not let your guard down simply because someone is a foreigner

@MikeSonko Some of us grew up seeing white men coming to our schools,sponsoring students, supporting health initiatives, or helping people travel abroad,which was often portrayed as the ultimate achievement or a way out of poverty. Going abroad seemed like heaven.

@KijanayaKabras It's high time you start reviving your you tube channel. Huwezani na Sifuna

We won’t buy that nonsense considering the fact that you voted YES for the deadly 2024 finance Bill.

@bakhita_esther That why I like some of gulf laws ..such videos wont make to online.

Kenyan men defending a predator is sickening, you all can do better , am sure you do worse just it’s not recorded for the world to see.

@MissLingard14 Even with black women.! It only they dont record

Nobody should say women are cheap ,it’s disrespectful because most of you boys here do the same or even do worse when you see whitewomen.

@turo_Eed @sholard_mancity Cheap is the man who picks up strangers for sex!

@checheleo @sholard_mancity That wasn't dating, that was cheap and loose. Go watch the videos, you'll be disgusted

I’ve watched the videos of a Russian man approaching women in Nairobi and Mombasa while secretly recording with smart glasses, and it immediately reminded me of the Rita Waeni femicide case. What disturbed me wasn’t just his behavior; it was how easily trust was given to a stranger… while he openly mocked it in Russian. Within minutes, phone numbers were shared. Within hours, some were in his house. No background check. No verification. No caution. Rita Waeni similarly met a foreigner in a short-stay apartment and was later found murdered and dismembered. Her case shocked the nation, yet the underlying risk, trusting strangers too quickly, is still with us. This isn’t about judging anyone. It’s about preventing the next tragedy. We are living in a time of rising GBV and femicide. Many victims knew or trusted the person who harmed them. Hard truth: skin color, nationality, charm, or perceived status does NOT equal safety. Predators rely on speed. They exploit politeness, curiosity, loneliness, and lowered guard. I’m not against socializing or meeting new people. But situational awareness can save lives. Meet in public first. Verify who you’re dealing with. Tell someone where you’re going. Don't do what we have just witnessed Safety is not paranoia; it is wisdom. Genuine question: What social or psychological factors, or others, lead some women to lower their guard more quickly around foreign men they’ve just met?