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Coolest Dude I know....my boy!!

@AIRTEL_KE Your client service experience at your shops, is horrible to say the least.If systems are down, tell your shop stewards and let them inform clients

@AIRTEL_KE Hi, how can you be this ineffective

There's a reason why so many companies aren't listed on NSE. He just made a brilliant explanation why.

@davidmuriithi @FinanciallyInc @FlyJambojet Damn, this was impressive!

@FinanciallyInc @FlyJambojet During lockdown I begun a Saturday party on ZOOM. It went on every weekend for 1.5 years and even got sponsored by a "major mobile network operator". 70% of the audience was Kenyan diaspora from 10 countries. It still happens occasionally too🙌🏾 (Nov 15th coming up!)

During lockdown, Karanja Ndegwa and his @FlyJambojet team created a new route from Msa to Ksm, bypassing Nairobi’s restrictions. Two years later, it’s still one of the busiest routes. What bold idea did you or your team come up with during lockdown that still lives on today?

@ThisGuyIsaac_ Failing to read the room.Everything you wrote is well known, some things, at certain times, are just left,unsaid!

Najua hampendi kusoma but this part from the article itself is where it's at

Rest in peace, Jakom.You fought the good fight

@85Citizen @Judicaelle_ 🤣😂👏...o.k, smart alec

@cjuliens @Judicaelle_ What she knows😂

I am Burundian by birth and US citizen. African countries whose passports I want to have. 1. Rwanda 2. Benin 3. Botswana 4. Rwanda 5. Benin 6. Botswana 7. Rwanda 8. Benin 9. Botswana

@RobertAlai Citizens get what they deserve.This county, since independence has had charlatans as its leader.This will not change, as long, as the country's and county's culture doesn't change.We are, who we elect!

Regarding the Nairobi governorship, as someone who has now experienced the executive and the assembly and, at least, understands it, I think we are missing the point. I disagree with the President. The problem with Nairobi isn't a lack of money. It has never been a lack of money. Nairobi generates enough revenue to fund not only its operations but also to loan to other counties within the metropolis. Nairobi's main problem is the dominance of political parties and the belief that it is a going concern that should be exploited quickly, as everyone belongs elsewhere and not in Nairobi. We don't treat Nairobi as the special city it is to the country. Nairobi lacks dedicated and visionary leadership. It doesn't need the panga-wielding, cocaine or even the pouch-tobacco addicts who now manage it. Nairobi needs someone who can visualise the city in the next 100 years, understand its cosmopolitan composition, and recognise that it can't be treated as an ethnic enclave or trophy that the Luos, Luhyas, Kikuyu, Maasai, or any ethnic community must conquer and dominate at the exclusion of everyone else. Nairobi Governor MUST be someone who can run the United Nations. Must be someone who can sit in the cabinet and provide clarity of vision and policy away from the ethnicised mindset common in our politics. Moses Kuria, Babu Owino, Johnson Sakaja, etc, are not going to help Sakaja whether you elect them to punish Alai, Ruto, Raila or whoever. You elected Sakaja because he had dimples. Now you want to elect Babu Owino because he can shout Tibim and Tialala and think that you are sorting the Nairobi problem? Why do we mess with the city?

@TheAbojani Not to worry, we are many.The important thing is that God & Life provides second chances, which we are all taking and it's a beauty, knowing what you know now

#AbojaniTrueStorySeries REBUILDING IN MY 40s I’m 44 now. Some nights, I lie awake wondering where all the years went. When I graduated from The University of Nairobi back in 2004, Nairobi felt like it was mine to conquer. I landed a decent job at a local bank straight out of campus. I had come from a very humble background and so that first salo hit hard. It was like gold for me and I knew my life was going to finally change...

@NjeriBt What's the concept behind this? I ask the question innocently, so, if you were trolling us, i missed that with a wide berth😂

If you want your kids to be intelligent..read them fairytales. If you want them to be super clever, read them more fairytales. You want genius kids...read them even more fairytales.

@janetmachuka_ Join them 🤣😂

LinkedIn captions siku hizi ni kama poetic AI from Cambridge. Vibes, metaphors na English mingi. Post ilifaa kuwa 3 sentences, sasa imekuwa essay ya ku-defend thesis ya branding.
 Si watu wameiva huko! Anyway, I am passionately passionate about passion.

@_Gkari @AmRoggoz i agree....Crave Kitchen was it.....i hope, he has taken the same vibe to Sugar Crust

@AmRoggoz Used to be..the previous owner now has a new spot at Rubis Thogoto.You should go try their pastries🤤

This is a very nice hidden gem in Kikuyu Township 👌🏾🔥

@NjeriBt All this happened, when the state actors were dead asleep...because, anthropology was trashed, because, specific state units, that are supposed to strategically position culture / influence a nation's mindset,were completely forgotten.Serves everyone right, that we are here!

Young ppl seek significance. That need to matter is the entry point. Social media algorithms amplify outrage, creating echo chambers. Rage becomes viral,memes, hashtags, peer validation. Emotional contagion kicks in. What starts as significance seeking, becomes radical identity.

Seen David Ndii allude to Gen Z and their doomsday cult trajectory. He's not far off. Older generations, Gen Z parents, have cheered on these kids with little or no understanding of what programming has taken place in these kids' wiring.

@SafaricomPLC @Safaricom_Care @PeterNdegwa_ Is there a Safaricom Museum😂, I think I've earned the right to chair it 😂.23 years on, I still have the line & source purchase documents😎

@zionpearl Amen!

@VusiThembekwayo Well Done VT

@VinieO Swahili Beach

@OleItumbi @Ma3Route Hello, can we all use our influence to have these walkways done Please Mombasa Road, Nyayo roundabout