Zimekujiwa majamaa, 3:00 am... There are 5 people knocking at the university gate

" Sikuachilii ,sikuachilii"— Bwana I don't even remember the last I was told this😂

Linda Mwananchi leads political party affiliation at 25%, followed by UDA at 23%, DCP at 9%, and both ODM and Wiper at 8%, according to poll by Research 8020 #K24Updates

Electing sifuna with just hype and no plan or manifesto,how are we beating systemic failures?

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If you ask Edwin W. Sifuna supporters and ask them to state only three grounds why they want him elected , they will tell you rule of law, constitutionalism .... Then they go dry and emotions take over and all they have are cheap insults

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Burnt forest niliwaachia mpaka the kids after a yamune wife almost set me up to be clipped 2007.I took off through the window into the plantation when she went to open the gate for them thinking 🤔 I was fast asleep.

Contractor is NCA 3 And has complied with everything on paper

From Egerton University to Moi University and now to University of Nairobi. What a murderous regime. This regime came to steal, to kill and to destroy.

Mumbii is the new SZA

TODAY IS MY FIRST FRIDAY AS A NON-MUSLIM. I was a Muslim. I embraced Islam, returned to the mosque, read its books and tried to practise the faith sincerely. However the laws, words and actions I have witnessed from Saudi Arabia, a country regarded by many as the heartland of Islam, have left me deeply disillusioned. When people are killed in the name of religion, when executions are celebrated or brutality is defended using God's name, I am left asking a painful question: What is the difference between a man who kills in the name of terror and one who kills while claiming religious authority? A title, a robe or a religious position cannot make violence righteous. I cannot reconcile the God I believe in with the cruelty people sometimes justify in His name. I refuse to pretend that I am at peace with things that trouble my conscience. Today, I returned all my Islamic books to the mosque. For me, it was a deeply personal moment. I felt a sense of peace, and I am choosing to move forward without hatred. Let me be free. Let me breathe. Let me live. I will respect Muslims. I will respect Christians. I will respect Hindus, traditional African believers, atheists and even those whose understanding of the divine is completely different from mine. Some worship in churches, others in mosques, temples or beneath sacred trees. I am not God, and I have no authority to sit in His place and judge the worth of another human being. I still believe in God. I believe in His oneness and holiness, in accountability, in the reality of death and the possibility of resurrection. My decision to leave Islam does not mean I have abandoned every belief I hold sacred. What I reject is the idea that anyone has a monopoly on God, or that violence becomes holy simply because someone attaches God's name to it. Saudi Arabia's religious establishment and the actions of those who claim to defend Islam have deeply damaged my perception of the faith. When religious authority is associated with cruelty, it makes religion itself look violent. That is a tragedy for every sincere believer who wants nothing more than peace. I am not leaving Islam to hate Muslims. I am leaving because I no longer wish to remain in a faith I can no longer reconcile with my conscience. My new chapter begins with one principle: I will respect your right to believe, provided you respect my right to question, disagree and walk away. I choose peace. I choose freedom of conscience. I choose humanity. I am not God. I will not play God. And I will not hate you simply because you pray differently from me.

Someone cannot tell you to leave your father's party and join a smaller one. That is simply not possible - Raila Odinga Jr