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Share and tag NTSA. As a private citizen who is or has family members at risk of being killed by one RAYMOND OMOSA aka KENYAN PRINCE due to reckless driving I demand for his arrest and investigate the reckless driving he has constantly displayed with NO remorse on public roads. Apa wakenya mtanisaidia to call on @ntsa_kenya to take action. If you see this tweet kindly tag NTSA until we get an action.
US report links Gov’t officials to recruitment of Kenyans into Russian-Ukraine war citizen.digital/article/us-r…
A question to think about: “Africa received missionaries who came not only with the Gospel, but also with schools, hospitals, and other institutions that transformed communities. As Africa becomes a missionary-sending continent, what will we take to the nations alongside the Gospel?”
Miracles still happen. We thank God for the safety of passengers and pray for the injured pilot for quick recovery
A law need to be passed that bar politicians from holding their political rallies on the streets. They inconvenience everyone by interfering with traffic flow. This is very annoying. Go to stadiums!!!
Jeremiah 17:11 A Kenyan Contextual Paraphrase
“Like a bird that hatches eggs it did not lay is the person who gathers wealth by unjust means.
So is the leader who eats the money meant for school capitation, while children sit in overcrowded classrooms without books and learning materials.
So is the official who steals SHA funds, while sick Kenyans are turned away from hospitals because they cannot afford treatment.
So is the one who misappropriates Housing Levy funds, while ordinary workers surrender part of their hard-earned salaries.
So is the person who steals money meant for medicine and medical equipment, while patients die in hospitals for lack of drugs and basic care.
So is the powerful person who grabs public land, forests, riparian reserves and other natural resources, enriching themselves while destroying the inheritance of future generations.
So is the government that burdens the poor with oppressive taxation, while public resources are wasted, stolen or used to enrich a privileged few.
So is the contractor who receives billions for roads, schools, dams and public projects that are never completed or are deliberately overpriced so that some can pocket the difference.
So is the official who receives bribes and kickbacks, the politician who uses public office for personal enrichment, and the businessman who conspires with those in authority to steal from the people.
You may call it a tender, a deal, a facilitation fee, a commission, a levy, an allowance or a development project but wealth acquired through injustice remains unjust wealth before God.
Jeremiah declares:
“In the middle of their days it will depart from them, and in the end they will prove to be fools.”
You may hide the money in foreign accounts.
You may register the property in another person's name.
You may build mansions behind high walls.
You may acquire thousands of acres of land.
You may silence investigators and manipulate institutions.
But you cannot hide unjust wealth from God.
The God who hears the cry of the poor is watching.
You know why these things happen, ? It is because people have to look for ways of enriching themselves while looking like they care for the masses.
Construct anything that looks like development but once you get your cut forget about the whole thing.
MPs have decried the over Sh1 billion sunk into the youth empowerment centres (YECs) across the country that continue to remain non-operational three years after they were unveiled, as they demanded a status audit.
The members of the National Assembly Committee on Public Accounts (PAC) made the demand after Auditor-General Nancy Gathungu flagged some of the 156 youth centres across the country as seriously understaffed.
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Jeremiah 7:9–11, contextualized for Kenya
Will you steal public resources, take bribes and participate in corruption; rob the poor of what rightfully belongs to them; murder and shed innocent blood; commit adultery and sexual immorality; lie under oath and manipulate justice; stir up tribal hatred and divide people along ethnic lines; exploit the weak and enrich yourselves at the expense of the suffering—and then on Sunday come and stand before Me in this house that bears My Name, lift up your hands in worship, sing songs of praise, give your offerings and say, ‘We are blessed! God is with us!’—only to go back and continue doing the same things?
Have you turned My house into a hiding place for corrupt people, thieves, tribalists, oppressors and those who practice injustice? Do you think that because you come to church, your religious activity will cover your wickedness? I have seen it all! I have been watching! declares the LORD.”
How can a person who could not keep himself or herself from dying, turn to be your guide and protector when they die. That now their ngomi (spirit) will now receive libations to connect you with mwenenyaga. Who bewitched my people!
Today I passed through Geta forest in Nyandarua. I am seriously traumatized. How can forests be cleared like this? Is this the journey to 15 Billion trees?
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NTSA, this is a citizen complaint.
Blinding headlights on Kenyan roads have become a serious safety issue.
Matatus.
Boda bodas.
Buses.
Private cars.
Some vehicles are no longer using headlights. They are carrying portable suns.
Every night, drivers are forced to slow down, squint, or drive blindly because an oncoming vehicle has turned the road into a stadium.
At highway speeds, a few seconds without clear vision is enough.
Dear NTSA, do you need our help identifying these vehicles?
Because Kenyans meet them every night.
We know the routes.
We see the offenders.
We experience the danger.
Maybe giving Kenyans a better night driving experience has not been urgent enough.
But here is the interesting part:
You can actually fine them.
Maybe the revenue opportunity will finally motivate action where public complaints have failed.
Fine them. Remove unsafe modifications. Make the roads safer.
Road safety is not only about speed cameras and checkpoints.
Sometimes it starts by allowing drivers to see where they are going.
Tag NTSA.
Repost until night drivers are heard.
@ntsa_kenya
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South Africans, Nelson Mandela would be ashamed of your actions.
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If the government is run like SGR. @KenyaRailways_ we will be like Singapore right now. Efficient and time keeping.
















