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@WayneRooney @dcunited @MLS @Waweru__njeri @Jojesgikeri ...

@Rainmaker1973 Africa is not in the world

How people call their cats around the world. [🎞️ geo_mystica]

@_brinxinx Mate thinks he's made it in life

How sheep sorting works, So satisfying

@KenyanSays Watu hukua na poor sense of environmental and danger awareness

A timber truck in Meru nearly caused a deadly accident today after its heavy load forced it to roll backward on a steep slope. A passenger van narrowly escaped being crushed as the overloaded vehicle lost control.

@sholard_mancity @naivas_kenya Moi Avenue.Oh my God!😭.

@_Guuurl_ @sholard_mancity @naivas_kenya I was waiting patiently.. going through the comments patiently for this.. I knew eventually I would find it. Let me finalize with three words... Rude Customer -care service.

Naivas and Quickmart, there’s something strange happening at your stores that many Kenyans can relate to, but few talk about. How does someone walk into your supermarket, go straight to pick milk, pay at the cashier, and then, on the way out, the theft alarm suddenly goes off? Suddenly, everyone is looking at you. Security stops you. Your bags are searched and even humiliated. And for a moment, you’re standing there trying to prove you’re not a thief. Many Kenyans know that feeling. That confusion. That embarrassment. That anger. And what makes it worse is that in many cases, it’s not even because of anything taken from the supermarket. It could be a book bought elsewhere. Shoes bought online, e.g., at Jumia. Earphones from China Square. Yet the alarm still goes off, and you are the one left embarrassed. So what exactly are these systems detecting? And what do you want Kenyans to wear when going to your supermarkets? Because if items bought legally somewhere else can trigger your alarms, then innocent customers are being humiliated for no reason. And supermarkets have CCTV. You can verify what someone picked and paid for. So why is the first response to search and embarrass the customer instead of checking first? A lot of Kenyans have gone through this and kept quiet because it’s embarrassing. But it keeps happening. Many are traumatized to the point that they even avoid certain stores. This is not just about security. It’s about dignity. And customers deserve better.

@MRallykam @rex_maina Until upatane na mtu ako kwa gari pia yeye anataka kulane split. Na shoulders ni steep... Or a high pavement

@rex_maina Actually no…! But I have also not seen a bike stuck in traffic which is the rational for that expressway….

Have you ridden one to arrive at this conclusion? Yes they do, bikes do overheat in traffic to a point they roast your thighs.

@SimplyUtd Naaah...Too late for your silly sympathies

🚨🗣 Analysis from former Premier league referee Graham Scott: "The last thing VAR Paul Howard would have wanted in the FA Cup semi-final between Chelsea and Leeds United was a hair-pulling incident. Calvert-Lewin’s contact on Cucurella was fleeting and surely fell short of the level of contact required for a red card. But Manchester United, who saw their defender Martínez sent off for briefly tugging Calvert-Lewin’s hair on 13 April, will undoubtedly see enough similarities to question PGMOL, and they have my sympathy." [@TheAthleticFC]

@Femialbertdare @Arhermad And also for desert insects to not get into the car especially after a stop

@Arhermad Stops the sand from peeling the paint. The granules in sand can act as sandpaper under high speed . The oil absorbs it and is easy wash off afterwards

Please, what is the benefit of applying oil to a car, especially when traveling in the desert?

@F1 Wondering what F1 has become off late

From good to simply lovely 😍 Verstappen is a master over-taker! 👊 #F1

@kilundeezy Perfect description of "Jokes are words with 100% truth"

Maoni fupi fupi

@TheNairobiTimez Matatu on the wrong lane???

A disturbing video recorded by a boda boda operator has emerged online, capturing the moment a speeding matatu crashes into a fellow rider at a junction along a poorly lit road. In the footage, the matatu is seen driving in the wrong lane at high speed before approaching the junction. Within seconds, it rams directly into a boda boda rider who appears to have had little to no time to react. Video 👇📽️

@rex_maina Line up ni ya vifinyi tu. Destination in under an hour. Ogopa.

Nyuki airline, one word: give way 🏍️🔥

@Mathenge_UX And the cyclist decides to use the road not designated to him like the typical Kenyan he is. Aloo!!

What it would look like if we loved ourselves a little.

@BellaBaddie__ Starting

I wanna get addicted to getting up early, hitting the gym, and eating healthy like y’all, what’s the secret?

@Onorpik Pussified idiot.

I don't know what these ladies did, but they did not deserve such beatings. Tag the relevant authorities.

@luckydaplayer @carltonkitheka1 Most affordable?? Come again??

I know I'll get cooked but nganya culture is stupid What is so fascinating about risking people's lives including your own? If a leader promised to get rid of all this nonsense I'd vote for them in a heartbeat

@Okoliemeka_ I might be slow, but I learn.

In one sentence prove that you've watched Game of Thrones:

@EliteNaijaCar @Verterex_Prop My God!

@Verterex_Prop The bike is at fault why staying on that lane that's a blind spot

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@dhaboy01 Polly Shelby Continue resting easy

Women of Peaky Blinders.. Who’s your favorite?

@everymovieplug 100/10

If you’ve watched, gracefully rate it out of 10.