NotoriousTusker

@Arhermad It’s a rite of passage for revolutionary vehicles 😄

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

@TheHitMan1776 @theepicmap It seems nothing is off the table for these guys as sharks are also on the menu! Source: Smithsonian Magazine share.google/hHvVsFxylwfs86…

@theepicmap If you’ve ever seen the teeth on these monsters you wouldn’t be asking. These bastards are everywhere on that coastline. They eat German shepherds and children.

Why are there basically no major cities on this stretch of the US West Coast?

@Kibet_bull Such a politead. Congratulations on the win and sorry for us all who had no idea skating is a competitive sport in Africa. Kudos to you for your efforts. God bless Champ!

There’s this skater by the name Kevin who won Gold for Kenya in Benin. I’m very sure that CS for sports was not even aware of this. He privately paid for his ticket. Cabinet secretaries are busy campaigning for Ruto.

@NelsonHavi @KeNHAKenya If only @KeNHAKenya could take the criticism on this thread and turn it into a positive and impactful engagement. Wouldn’t it be something to see all these common sense suggestions practically implemented..? Perhaps rename the straightened curvatures to the Havi Straights..? 🤔

Dear @KeNHAKenya the vestigial curves of the the defunct Westlands Roundabout are a cause of unnecessary traffic congestion. Please, remove them and straighten the Highway.

@SAPPHlST @Kimathi__ Who.. what.. which.. where.. how…!!???

remember when rafiki was banned for its "clear intent to promote lesbianism contrary to the law" and the filmmaker sued the govt to get the ban lifted for a week and it went on to become the second-highest grossing kenyan film ever? the ban has been overturned after 8 years!!

@WildfriendsUG A Titan has fallen. Sleep well big Tusker

Last Breath of an African Legend. RIP Craig 💔😥🐘✨️

@kp15_5 @denniskioko Reptiles is where you draw the line.. 🤭

@denniskioko Hire me manhn, I am excellent with mammals & birds

I am launching an NGO to teach White people how to conserve their wildlife. I will need 10,000 acres of land South of Stockholm

@DivijaBhasin She thinks it is a beautiful dress. She dreams to be big enough one day to fit in it. I bet she would look stunning in it when she does fit. I wish they had a miniature one for her. Love children. They represent HOPE.

I want to say something woke

@luonation101 @LoiAwat so interesting 😇

Prof Peter Odhiambo is seen here with General China after conducting an operation on him to remove a bullet that had been lodged in his chest, just close to the neck for 36 years. When General China of Mau Mau was shot and captured by British forces in 1952, it never occurred to him that one of the bullets had penetrated his chest and embedded itself at the root of his neck. Although what China assumed to be a normal bullet wound later healed, it didn't take long before he began experiencing symptoms similar to those of Bronchial asthma. One day experiencing breathing problems, he decided to visit KNH for treatment in 1988. An X-ray was done and whoa!, a bullet shaped object was observed at the central part of the upper chest, behind the upper limit of the breastbone. Dr Odhiambo asked China whether he had ever been shot, and he replied in the affirmative. Without any more questions , China was referred to the thoracic and cardiovascular surgical unit where Prof Odhiambo assisted by a team of medics carried out the delicate operation to remove the bullet that appeared rusty. It was later handed to National Museums of Kenya. Making the Cut, the autobiography of Kenya's first Thoracic and cardiovascular surgeon is a good read. You can contact Prof's daughter Loi Awat for copies ahead of the launch in December.

@RutoJames7113 Cheers to your wins. Keep moving.

As from next week, I will kickstart my duties as Health Records and Information Manager at Kacheliba Sub-County Hospital. Cheers to new beginnings 🥂.