Unguec Ajongo @ajongo2

Hakuna shida Jomba. Lakini tulisema ukikosa akili, jitahidi sana uwe na aibu. Ujinga na confidence huwa ni combination hatari sana. Shukran!

Alinur Mohamed @AlinurMohamed_

3 years ago

Shida iko wapi? Nyinyi ndio mlikuwa mnacover assignments ndio deskmate wako asikucopy.

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14 lessons from "How to Hug a Porcupine: Easy Ways to Love the Difficult People in Your Life. 1. Difficult people are a part of life. We all have to deal with difficult people, whether they're family members, friends, coworkers, or strangers. 2. Difficult people are not bad people. They often have their own issues and problems that make them difficult to be around. 3. You can't change a difficult person. But you can change your reaction to them. Focus on what you can control, which is your own behavior and emotions. 4. Set boundaries. Decide how much contact you're willing to have with them and what topics you're willing to discuss. 5. Communicate effectively. When you do communicate with a difficult person, be clear, direct, and respectful. Avoid getting emotional or defensive. 6. Don't take it personally. It's easy to take a difficult person's behavior personally, but it's important to remember that it's not about you. It's about them. 7. Don't try to fix them. It's not your job to fix a difficult person. They need to want to change on their own. 8. Focus on the positive. Don't let a difficult person ruin your day. Focus on the positive aspects of your life and the people who love and support you. 9. Take care of yourself. Make sure you're getting enough sleep, eating healthy foods, and exercising regularly. Taking care of yourself will help you to be more resilient in dealing with difficult people. 10. Seek support. If you're struggling to deal with a difficult person, talk to a trusted friend, family member, or therapist. They can offer support and guidance. 11. Remember that you're not alone. Everyone has to deal with difficult people at some point in their lives. Don't feel isolated or ashamed. 12. Forgive. Forgiving a difficult person doesn't mean that you have to forget what they did. It simply means that you're letting go of the anger and resentment. Forgiveness is for your own benefit, not theirs. 13. Be patient. It takes time and effort to learn how to deal with difficult people effectively. Don't get discouraged if you don't see results immediately. 14. Celebrate your successes. Even small successes, such as staying calm in the face of a difficult person, are worth celebrating. Take the time to recognize your progress. In 2024, learn reading books. Educate yourself. Readers are Leaders and leaders are readers.

I cannot recall a time in history when Kenya has played ass kissing diplomacy especially in Africa.. During apartheid it was us who showed the entire Africa the Middle finger and went to bed with Boer's We again were in bed with Israel when the entire continent had boycotted them Museveni almost went to war with us for hosting what he said we dissident groups When the govt of South Sudan was looking for Gen. Paul Malong we had him here under protection by elite GSU bodyguards Zimbabwe has complained until they got tired about us hosting persons they consider dissidents Rwanda complained to the point that they had to come to Nairobi to take out dissidents same case with Burundi Ethiopia with whom we have a security pact complained severally about us hosting Oromo dissidents We only kiss Western and Chinese ass because their resources are looted massively by the elite Kenya has a shadow foreign affairs department at the NIS HQ. It is they who determine a lot of critical foreign policy decisions...we remain very very selfish in our foreign policy decisions and we always get away with it.

22 emotions people feel, but can’t really explain: 1. Sonder: The realization that each passerby has a life as vivid and complex as your own. 2. Opia: The ambiguous intensity of looking someone in the eye, which can feel simultaneously invasive and vulnerable.

🛑 Nigeria 🇳🇬- ECOWAS Summit. I saw this picture from @sergedanielinfo and yes, the lady is Mary Catherine Phee, the U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs. She arrived in Abuja for @ecowas_cedeao tomorrow’s summit. So, I have questions and no hard feelings: who is ECOWAS Secretary for American Affairs? Who is @_AfricanUnion secretary for American Affairs? If you are an African, do we even have such a role in our governments or institutions that deals with these issues? I looked but I couldn’t find any. The imperialists, U.S. & EU have these functions and they come to our meetings, but I am yet to see an African who will be attending U.S. Congress or EU summits on behalf of his country. You will never find that anywhere. I showed before a video of the Malian FM @AbdoulayeDiop8 complaining about this, where he was asking why is it that the imperialists are always attending our meetings, but when we ask them to invite us too, they always respond by saying that it is not in the agenda 😄. Oh Africa, why are we behaving like this? The day ECOWAS imposed their evil sanctions on Niger 🇳🇪, that is July 30th, there were representatives of imperialists in attendance. They were there to ensure that this corrupt institution does what they are told to do. Do you see why it is very dangerous to take imperialist funds? They will feel like they have the right to be in our meetings. And some people are surprised why our own institutions are working against us. After all, decision follows the dollar 💵 as my good Professor of Policy Analysis used to tell us. I think many Africans don’t really understand America’s way of thinking. For Uncle Sam, if you take his money, you gotta do what he says, simple 🤣🤣🤣. Some of you may not know this story, but Americans do, when a former Ukrainian prosecutor General Viktor Shokin was investigating Burisma Holdings for corruption where Hunter Biden (Joe Biden’s son) was working on the board, President Biden who was VP at the time went to Ukraine 🇺🇦 and told the government officials that if they don’t fire that prosecutor, the $1B in U.S. loan guarantee that they were supposed to receive will not be granted. Guess what, they fired that prosecutor within a few hours, and there is a video where Biden was even bragging about how his got him fired. He even called him son of a b*tch. Anyway, why I am saying all this? The U.S. or anyone else who grants you money will always use it as leverage. This is why it is very indispensable that our own institutions and organizations self finance themselves. I am glad that the Alliance of Sahel States is fully funded by Burkina Faso 🇧🇫, Mali 🇲🇱 and Niger 🇳🇪 without any foreign donors. And the Malian PM said that in the AES, no foreigners will be able to come and tell them what to do with their money nor attend their meetings. So, Africa needs to stop inviting imperialists to our meetings. The day an African will be attending a EU summit or U.S. Congress on behalf of Africa, then on that day, we should allow them into our midst. Until then, we must stop this nonsense!

We are struggling to stay afloat - Treasury CS Njuguna Ndung'u

A traffic policeman spotted this morning in Juba taking money in an unlawful form of transaction. Repost to stop it. @GingoSamuel.

I have gone through the list of eleven state corporations earmarked for privatisation by Ruto’s regime. What catches my eye is that each of them, without exception, was tainted by scandal and looting under Moi. Kenya Pipeline lost land in different places (Ruto was taken to court over this), Kenya Seed Company the same in Kitale (Nathaniel arap Tum had a pile of grabbing cases haunting him) while KCC was their cash cow. Let's not even go to Rivatex and those subsidiaries of the National Irrigation Board. The looting under Moi was shameless. By privatising them, Kalenjin incompetence is tapping into its historical reservoir to complete what it started under Moi, while also achieving a one-upmanship against Kikuyu entitlement, which had 20 years to sell these corporations to themselves on the cheap but didn't. Soon, many of these corporations will be owned by Dubai-based firms owned by proxy companies registered in tax havens in Jersey or the Caymans. But before they do, they'll be bogged down by the cases revolving around the lands on which the assets of the corporations sit on. The old model of establishment of many of these corporations was that communities donated the land on which they were built. When they exchange hands, the community immediately steps in to demand back its land. In recent memory, what easily comes to mind is when the Standard Processing Equipment Construction and Erection (known to everyone as Raila's SPECTER) bid for the Kisumu Molasses Plant, and the Kogony Clan of Kisumo had to be part of the negotiations for the land element of th3 deal. In fact, efforts to privatise Miwani Sugar Company hit a snag because the Kano clan of the Luo made it clear it would pick up arms to reclaim the massive nucleus estate of the sugar company, which its ancestors donated to the production plant. Incidentally, it is the land that most regime sharks making these deals actually eye. In the sense that Rivatex may not really return to textile production, but the new owner of the assets will have prime land to do something else with, after buying it cheaply. 1/3

President Salva speech here was awesome. @Ajangkoy listen to it SKM spoke clear English by then. My question: what happened to his well articulated English? Any better answer for it?

Whoever brought this back to my TL, I needed the laugh 🤦🏻‍♀️

This is my final year of being in survival mode. I deserve a life beyond operating through a fear based mindset.

How I got married So, my guy is planning to propose, and he drags me along to pick the perfect ring for his soon-to-be fiancée. We visit this portable jewelry shop, and after what feels like hours, he finally settles on a ring that's basically blinding in its beauty. I was proud of him. Then, he turns to me with a serious plea: "Kings, my babe is around, and if I take the ring home, she might see it and ruin the surprise, so I need you to hold onto the ring until I'm ready to pop the question." “Bro, say less, I gat you.” I stash the ring in my pocket, and after some handshakes and congratulations, I make my exit.

The greatest two tragedies in Kenya since independence are the Kikuyu entitlement and Kalenjin incompetence. Combined, they were bound to bring down the country. They might in fact have done so earlier if Uhuru Kenyatta hadn't discovered this in 2018 and nipped it in the bud. Do not be afraid of accusing the Kikuyu community of entrenching an oath-fuelled tribal hatred that thrives on bestowing onto the nation the worst kleptocratic megalomaniacs, even when there was an excellent choice on the ballot, because the latter came from a tribe unacceptable to them. Neither should you be afraid of pointing out that the Kalenjin community has perfected the art of making incompetence in public service a way of life, where corruption is locust-level (eat the leaves, the stem and the branches, to the ground). But in our current crisis, the Kalenjin at least voted for their son, however incompetent (where would they have found a competent one anyway?). Today, every Kenyan crying about living conditions points to another one and says "si ni nyinyi mlipigia hii serikali kura?" The ones who did are too ashamed to carry their skunk. Luos, Luhyas, Kisiis, Kambas and Giriamas at least don't need to explain themselves because their colours were and remain clear. August 2022 was the Al Nakba, brought on us by Kikuyu entitlement and Kalenjin incompetence. The bigger tragedy is that one of the two will act victim in 2027, look for Luo, Kamba and Luhya numbers, create a winning alliance and perpetuate this fraud!

Movies you should watch together as couples this weekend. Open thread✨

Since you are all sleeping, this is how the national cake should be shared 🧐

South Sudan Deploys First Unified Forces A process that was supposed to have been completed 3 years ago The first battalion of 1,000 soldiers will be deployed to Malakal #Unified forces #South Sudan

You suffer because you lack the secrets of the universe Secrets that the rich & powerful have hidden from you so they can play God Below you will learn why no matter what you do, nothing works... After you understand this, you will no longer be chained down The universe/god does not discriminate between good and bad. it just gives you the exact output as your input the universe has no feelings or thought, the universe simply mirrors and reflects back to you exactly what you believe to be true. it doesn't stop to think if you actually want to experience the beliefs you have an example: if I believe that I am a poor, the universe doesn't stop and go "no thats bad, I shouldn't keep giving him/her a lack of opportunities. instead the universe just keeps reflecting a lifestyle that is living in a lack of money. the universe keeps giving you more poor type thoughts and emotions this is why a man cannot change or manifest a new life until he changes what he believes(be-lives) to be true God or the universe isnt going to change your thinking for you. You have to work backwards. you cant keep waiting for your external reality to change in order for you to change your way of thinking. your mind must reach the destination before you do you have to enter into the state of mind that will be capable of creating the reality you desire to live in before you can actually live in that reality physically. you cant just keep wishing and praying for it to happen. you must step into the version of yourself NOW not in the future. the future doesn't exist. only the present moment exists when I was skinny, I had to first make the choice mentally to go to the gym before my body could see results. I had stop listening to my doubts and excuses to get my dream body. it all started with a mental shift that no longer stopped me from going to the gym the same goes for everything, all creation and change starts with a change of mind. yes if you study quantum physics you will see that your thoughts do change reality at the atomic level but real manifestation comes in realizing that opportunities for success are omnipresent meaning you always have the ability to change in front of you at all times, the ability to "manifest" a new reality at all times. because the reality changes as soon as your thinking changes I always had the capability to go to the gym but I never got to experience the benefits of it until I choose to step into the reality where I actually drive to the gym and workout consistently my old way of thinking would of never allowed me to do that, especially consistently i had to kill the old version of myself to form a new and a lot of you aren't willing to do that you're clinging to your excuses and weaknesses stop opportunity is always present. the same goes for money and women. opportunities to make money and meet women are present 100% of the time. you see them, you just choose not to engage. you choose not to talk to that girl or that business owner that comes into the restaurant you work at every Tuesday you must allow yourself to change your train of thought so you can start acting on these opportunities. to stop being so easily swayed by doubt. you will experience the life you desire when you realize the universe is giving you everything you need at all times you're just not acting on it if you're ready to act on it... comment what you want to be in life. define your goal and define the version of yourself you want to become in the comments. than read the comments others are making, interact with them. find solutions together my fingers hurt after typing this so id really appreciate if you like and rt so I can prosper in this twitter matrix. leave a comment on what you thought of this thread or if you have a question. I will reply. love yall. follow me for more @Playboysparadox

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