Youth Kenya Falcon Group

Men, Why men are always in a bad mood • Lack of sleep • Lack of purpose • Eating junk • Drinking sodas and energy drinks • Arguing with women • Watching news • No physical activity • Lack of sun • Listening to sad songs and RnBs • Spending hours watching movies • Scrolling TikTok & short videos • Arguing with strangers online What else would you add? #MasculinitySaturday

When anyone can share an opinion online, the real danger isn’t noise, it’s when misinformation starts sounding like truth. When facts aren’t checked and every voice carries the same weight, it becomes harder to shift minds or hold meaningful dialogue. Freedom needs responsibility

If you have an idea, start it, don’t wait for endorsements. Even the most well-crafted ideas, backed by the best theories, can still fail. Business dynamics are complex; you can only evaluate what is in motion, not what is standing still. What fails here may thrive elsewhere.

Dear NYS Graduates, The Employment Liaison Office wishes to notify you of a scammer on the loose who seems to be targeting unsuspecting NYS graduates. The rig which Seems well coordinated are calling NYS Officers  purporting to be UNICEF Kenya, which, after a background check by ELO, has no such opportunities. Always undertake due diligence before giving out your data. The Employment Liaison Office iko chonjo. ku scamiwa pengine wewe ujitakie. Be warned they are looking for you.(Listen to the audio attached)

Never store highly flammable materials behind closed doors, especially in homes or offices. One careless act, and everything burns. Same with leadership: when dangerous ideas are hidden and not shared with the team, they ignite crises. Transparency isn’t optional—it’s strategy

Be strong, but never too proud to honour those who raised you, those who gave you the chance to grow, including your support team. To our youth and leaders alike: gratitude is strength. #Respect #Gratitude #StayHumble

Enough is enough. How many more for the government to listen?

“The player who spends all his time tackling rarely scores,” my dad used to say. Everyone has a role. A brilliant technical expert should grow in their craft. Leadership is a different skill, don’t confuse excellence with readiness to lead. Teamwork is key in every business.

Courtesy calls? They mean little. Not every meeting brings meaning. Not every handshake signals progress. In a world wired for speed, clinging to rituals can blur purpose. Sometimes, clarity is found in silence—and solutions, online. #Leadership #DigitalWisdom #FutureOfWork

"Comdrades, let's all come out, assemble our voices and remember comdrades who died for something..." The @MoiUniversityKe Students Organization on the 25th June 2025 Memorial Day.

OPPORTUNITIES FOR NYS GRADUATES MOTOR VEHICLE DRIVERS (200 POSTS) Over the past 15 years, our client has been involved in offering public transport services within the Country. The Company has gradually but steadily grown from 30 Unit to a fleet of 300 Units, demonstrating a strong commitment to service excellence within the Public Transport Sector. With competitive salary packages, our client wishes to employ National Youth Service graduates, for their resilience and discipline in the position of Drivers, to work in all the 47 counties in Kenya. For more Information, click on the link below;

If you’re in software development, rethink your approach. AI tools like ChatGPT already outperform many planned products. Don’t build—apply. Solve real problems, create value, move fast. Too many are chasing imaginary dreams while the world moves on. Stop talking —start applying.

Moi University students are fully in, let's go comrades!

We strongly condemn the unprovoked execution of a Kenyan citizen today by the Kenya Police mafia protected by state sponsored goons live on camera. We will be issuing a statement shortly and give actions to be taken moving forward.

Statement on the Murder of Albert Ojwang while in Police Custody. "We call for the immediate resignation of the Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja and Deputy Inspector General of Police Eluid Langat for failing to protect Kenyans' as per their mandate..."

My mother often said, ‘Never excuse bad behaviour in a child with the hope that they’ll outgrow it. It may lie dormant for a while, but it will resurface—often in the workplace. Character is shaped early, so address it when it first appears. Don’t ask why - focused & do your job.

Dear boomers in business: the youth aren’t clubbing like they used to. They’re partying at home—or not at all. The Hiltons & Intercontinentals of this world took too long to see it coming. If you’re not adapting, you’re building for a world that’s already gone. Time has changed?

China is teaching AI in schools. We’re writing policies to stop students from using it for homework. Maybe the elders are just defending their turf. We need to start regulating our policies—to manage egos, not just AI. The future won’t wait for permission.

The group remains committed to ensuring the youths voice is heard and never suppressed by overzealous state officials. @YKFG_Official Photo courtesy @ndula_victor

-at the Kenya National Drama and Film Festival 2025, Nakuru. We call on the Inspector General of Police to take responsibility for his officers who used excessive force and unleashed terror on young girls and investigate and charge anyone issuing or following illegal orders.

We are deeply concerned by the worrying trend of the government silencing voices of dissent and criticism, the latest incident involving Butere Girls High School, who were to lawfully stage a play "Echoes of War" a play on good governance-