Max Elmer🇰🇪

Job creation isn't just building industries. It's also securing opportunities from the gatekeepers who lock them away. Save our Young Professionals🙏 @HEBabuOwino @OkiyaOmtatah @_KasKazini @fikirini_jacobs @MoraraKebasoSnr @Lesuuda @NYC_YouthVoice Full Video…

Lending people my money has shown me bad things because why am i on the verge of making a PowerPoint presentation to show you why i badly need MY money back? 😭😭😭

In their desperation for numbers , Anti Government Forces are robbed off the will and capacity to identify all the actors and analyze their characters and motivations . 1. Jimmy Wanjigi who is the Sponsor of Willis Pinky Pinky Ponky - Tenderdemonstrators 2. Rigathi Gachagua,…

If we're keeping it a buck, dowry payment is archaic in this day and age Very useless tradition

If you are willing to do more than you are paid to do, eventually you will be paid to do more than you do

If you ever feel like you need to stay away from me, Please Trust That feeling.

Every politician sounds convincing while in opposition, resonating with the electorate. Once elected , we realize they're even worse than past leaders. Criticizing is easier than governing.

Amount of discipline unaitaji ndo ukuwe successful ni insane. You must sacrifice yourself.

I think DNA tests should be compulsory after birth.

When idle, I have the weirdest thoughts. Tell me why I'd be thinking people from Barbados are barbaric😩

The courts barking orders at men with guns who happen to be the same men to enforce whatever rulings they scribble down, has always struck me as the proverbial cockroach trying to rule over the chicken. It follows that he must hire the fox as the bodyguard. But who's that fox?

Okiyah Omtatah is a sensible man. He has told Gen Zs the uncomfortable and for that they are already cancelling him. An uprising is not good for this country. If you doubt that, just look at the state of countries like Sudan, where chaos and civil unrest have eroded…

If Nairobi’s business owners willingly shut down their shops and join the protests, only then can we say there is a real crisis in Kenya. Otherwise, if livelihoods keep getting destroyed, it will quickly turn into a bloody conflict between ordinary Kenyans and protestors