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Doing what I love most, nothing gives me satisfaction more than a satisfied customer
Customer service is my strength so be assured when you order with me that your jersey is made with 100% love
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You cannot have accountable leadership without a revolution.
Accountable leaders will emerge out of the revolution. Not before it.
Like Mwalimu Julius Nyerere once said Africa requires a revolution based on a coherent RADICAL ideology.
Those who have looted, tortured and murdered innocent civilians cannot be part of the revolution in any manner whatsoever.
Looters, murderers and oligarchs cannot sponsor a revolution because the transformation of a society is inimical to the culture of impunity on which they thrive.
Expecting accountable leaders before the revolution is like putting a cart before a horse. The horse can’t move and will stumble and fall.
Think logically.
Telling the truth is a revolutionary act.
#SocialismIsTheSolution
#RevolutionNow
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Life isn’t about finding yourself. Life is about creating yourself.
#ThursdayMotivation ^NK
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Literature remains undefeated. What Ruto is doing with Talanta stadium is exactly what Mr Tumbo did in Betrayal in the city and also what Meya Majoka did in Kigogo. Organize grand events at high costs while failing to address the basic grievances of the local people
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'Oh, that You would bless me indeed, and enlarge my territory, that Your hand would be with me, and that You would keep me from evil, that I may not cause pain!'
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This is what “handmade with care” looks like
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Habari ya leo
Why should you shop with me? simple I don't compromise on quality
For both adults and kids jersey make sure to visit my shop
📍 Mithoo biashara centre opposite bazaar plaza basement shop B14
☎️ 0722341038
Good morning,
When it comes to kids jersey don't settle for less
For quality kids jersey, do make sure you reach unto me
📍 Nairobi CBD Moi avenue Mithoo biashara centre opposite bazaar plaza basement shop B14
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They used guns to take the land, then law to keep it. Now they tell you: “Use law to get it back. Go to court. Follow due process.”
But the court sits on stolen land. The judge is the thief’s son. The law they want you to use is the fake law they wrote to steal it.
Why use their law to recover what they took without law? This is why “State Land” is a crime scene.
Nothing comes easy, you have to put in the effort and believe in yourself and your work
📍 Nairobi CBD Moi avenue Mithoo biashara centre opposite bazaar plaza basement shop B14
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Golden rules of running a successful Startup.
Separate yourself from the business
-Let business money be business money and your personal income be personal income
-Let business Expenses be business expenses and personal expenses be personal expenses.
-Don’t mix business affairs with your hobbies, interests, friends and even family
- Usipige sherehe na pesa ya biz
Habari ya asubuhi.
Be like Arsenal, your rivals will down play you, laugh at you but deep down they want to be like you
I lived here in 2017 between October and December.
This is Pipeline Estate, Nairobi.
I had become so broke that I couldn't live in Nyayo Estate, where I had rented a 2-bedroom house, Gate B.
Baba had just lost an election, and on 26th October, Uhuru was re-elected in a sham "birthday party election."
I had put all my hopes and dreams in Baba's victory because I knew I was going to be appointed to a plum job in government.
But after Baba lost, everybody left. Baba himself was abandoned by people close to him. He was so lonely and depressed.
Only Saitabao Ole Kanchori took the role of giving Baba company. The rest took off. They crawled back when Baba had a handshake with Jameson.
Living here in Pipeline gave me a reality check. I had never seen such an indignified ecosystem.
My Ka-small cubicle was on the 7th floor. There is no lift. The eight tenants on that floor shared a toilet and a bathroom tucked at the corner of the floor's extreme corridor.
If you get to your house in the evening and forget to buy a matchbox, you'd rather drink a mug of water, accept the situation and sleep till the next morning.
If you walk leisurely and casually along the narrow, wet, muddy footpaths beside the sewer rivulets, a random tenant will pour kitchen effluent on your head, and that ruins the day for you.
This is an experience I will never forget.
In December, I relocated to my village and started life afresh.
I vowed never again would I live that life.
I fixed my life; I was obese, and I lost weight, regained my health, fortified my mental frame and became the best version of myself.
I took my experiences and successes and turned them into lessons for helping others out of their pain.
There are Kenyans living in squalor. They smile, but inside them is a whole funeral.
Unless you walk in their shoes, you will never understand their experiences.
You will mock them, call them names, but the people living in these places deserve better lives.
Lessons I learnt:
• Politics will never change your life. It is you who can change yourself.
• Politicians are buddies; it is you and me who insult each other.
• There is no dignity in poverty. Every Kenyan deserve a good house, good healthcare and an equitable share of national resources.
• You have massive potential. You can become the best version of yourself. Don't doubt yourself.











































