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I watched this video of @mwabilimwagodi2 and I was so heartbroken at how Ruto is still using the same tactics that we fight so hard to eliminate.
Mwambili Mwagodi explains how he had to go offline for starting the campaign where he told people to email the two teams. Clearly those emails were very effective.
He on one hand says that online means nothing and does not matter on the other hand, he attacks viciously anyone starting an online campaign against his match at talanta Stadium.
Maaan, I hate Ruto. We must vote him out in 2027. Everyone who emailed clearly iliwauma Sana!
Always remember, Siri ni numbers!
I NEVER KNEW this huge circular cake at Charlene Ruto's wedding carried such a HEAVY meaning π³
I thought it was just for show. Just a big cake for photos.
Until I learnt this...
That cake was NOT a normal cake.
It was a giant ring, with a hollow centre β and Charlene and her husband Isaya stood INSIDE it.
And every part had meaning:
1. The Ring
A circle has no end. No beginning, no end.
Meaning their love is supposed to never break. Forever.
2. Standing Inside It
They didn't stand outside to cut it like everyone else.
They stood in the MIDDLE.
Meaning: _We are the centre of this marriage._
3. The Fruits They Poured
Grapes, berries... they poured them themselves.
That's an abundance ritual.
Meaning: a fruitful union, good fortune, and a family that will grow and thrive.
4. The Powdered Sugar
They sprinkled sugar around it.
Meaning: a marriage full of sweetness, harmony and joy.
So it was not just cake.
It was prayer. It was blessing. It was prophecy.
Ring = Forever love
Fruits = Abundance
Sugar = Sweetness
Now I can't unsee it. That cake was preaching!
Did you know this too, or are you just learning like me? π
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do not carry the KEBS Standardization Mark.
While we understand the government's efforts to address milk shortages, an important question arises: Are Kenyans being supplied with milk that has met the required safety and quality standards?
We will be revealing findings from laboratory tests we conducted last month on milk currently being sold in the Kenyan market before the end of this week. But this doesn't doesn't seem okay.
Kenyans deserve answers. A milk shortage should never become an excuse to compromise food safety.
Here is a picture of one of the samples we obtained.
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MILK SAFETY ALERT: We can reveal that Ugandan milk is now being sold in Kenya under the brand name LATO. But there is something troubling about what we have discovered.
We obtained six packets of the milk, and our initial checks suggest they ... (Thread 1/2)
This should be the confirmation we all need to rally behind the 6th @edwinsifuna without relenting.
#RutoMustGo.
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the concept of βrelaxing with your thoughtsβ is so funny to me. my thoughts are waving a loaded gun around
