i lov myself, i love meeting new ppl n making friends business minded

Kenya and Norway
Joined May 2011
BENJAMIN NALYANYA WANGILA 🇰🇪🇧🇻 retweeted
Michael Carrick's tenure at Manchester United has hit a severe crisis point. The dressing room is poisoned. He invited a dressing room mutiny by sidelining the infamous Bruno-Mbeumo-Šeško-Cunha axis to reintegrate Rashford on the left. A perfect chemistry that dragged us into the Champions League. Then started using Cunha as a makeshift, some games as a lone false 9, sometimes hauled off. Šeško was left rotting on the bench as Rashford had a good run of minutes, but misfired. The squad noticed a massive double standard. Mbeumo-Šeško-Cunha was an expensive signings. The board invested heavily in the trio as key part of its recruitment drive. His chaotic first-team selection and inexplicable out-of-position selections have now sparked a civil war between him and his players. Inconsistent defensive setups. No balance. No hunger. Half-press tactics not working at all. Carrick has created and nurtured a toxic dressing room. #MUFC is fractured. Our club is in turmoil. Chelsea, Roma, Aston Villa, Liverpool, Sporting next. We will be mauled.
20
21
7
113
35,839
BENJAMIN NALYANYA WANGILA 🇰🇪🇧🇻 retweeted
May I never get too familiar with God, may I never assume I know Him too much, may I never think I've seen enough. May I always thirst and hunger for God's righteousness.
21
201
1
1,032
12,498
BENJAMIN NALYANYA WANGILA 🇰🇪🇧🇻 retweeted
The Bible is full of stories where God restores what people thought was lost, rebuilds what was broken, and gives purpose to what seems wasted. Never let a painful chapter convince you the story is over. God can still turn your situation around. He is not done writing your story.
45
2,636
69
13,569
210,627
BENJAMIN NALYANYA WANGILA 🇰🇪🇧🇻 retweeted
If you see me glowing, its Jesus. If you see me healing, its Jesus. If you see me being kind, it's Jesus. If you see me still standing, it's definitely Jesus.
2
3
27
476
Not to sound delusional, but please pray for grace. Life isn't really about hard work. It's more about alignment, meeting the right people, grace, mercy, and favour.
87
8,651
144
37,703
398,907
BENJAMIN NALYANYA WANGILA 🇰🇪🇧🇻 retweeted
Replying to @FabrizioRomano
That's a huge blow for Ronaldo. A 30-day suspension when there are no international matches during that period, and a €255 fine in this terrible economy? That's just brutal. Let's all pray for poor Ronaldo.
27
48
2
1,947
122,361
BENJAMIN NALYANYA WANGILA 🇰🇪🇧🇻 retweeted
Samuel Okemwa has decided to suspend peace until further notice. Mama Winnie is seeing bad things!
77
213
6
1,606
92,747
BENJAMIN NALYANYA WANGILA 🇰🇪🇧🇻 retweeted
Don’t believe the lie. Lots of great Christian ladies still out there. Women Dey 😬
13
25
2
234
3,402
BENJAMIN NALYANYA WANGILA 🇰🇪🇧🇻 retweeted
Before you marry someone, make sure you understand the family you’re marrying into. Because whether we admit it or not, a lot of who we are today is a product of how we were raised. And sometimes, the things you consider normal are completely different from what your partner considers normal. So, beyond asking about their favourite food, love language, and financial goals, ask the uncomfortable questions. What are their family’s cultural values and expectations? What are their views on childbearing? What happens if you cannot have biological children? Are you both open to adoption? Is IVF an option? What does “normal delivery” mean to each of you? Are there expectations around childbirth that could put pressure on your partner? If you cannot have children, is a second wife an option in their family’s thinking? Would your partner ever consider it? How much influence will their parents and extended family have in your marriage? These conversations may be uncomfortable, but imagine discovering these differences only after you’ve said “I do.” You are not just marrying someone’s present reality; you need to understand the beliefs, values, and expectations that have shaped them. Love is important, but love alone will not answer questions you were both too afraid to ask. What is one question you believe every couple should discuss before marriage but people often avoid?
10
92
7
557
36,921
BENJAMIN NALYANYA WANGILA 🇰🇪🇧🇻 retweeted
Fasting subdues the flesh. Whenever Christians fast, they subdue the flesh and make it uninteresting for evil spirits to feed on. Demon activity is greatly subdued by fasting.
16
134
2
1,019
28,844
BENJAMIN NALYANYA WANGILA 🇰🇪🇧🇻 retweeted
I am no longer afraid of things falling apart. I have seen what happens after the worst of it. The sun still rises, people still laugh, new things still begin, and one day, you find yourself happy about something you once thought you would never recover from.
75
9,570
275
27,617
421,103
BENJAMIN NALYANYA WANGILA 🇰🇪🇧🇻 retweeted
God wants you to dream big. He wants you to use the imagination that He gave you because dreaming big honors God. It shows faith. It shows trust. You should base your dream not on what you think you can do but on what you believe God can do.
4
31
1
110
4,536
BENJAMIN NALYANYA WANGILA 🇰🇪🇧🇻 retweeted
Before you marry someone, pay attention to how they handle: God. Prayer. Money. Happiness. Pressure. Anger. Correction. Conflict. Family. Responsibility. Apologies. Your boundaries. The person you are dating is showing you something. Don't be too in love to observe it.
37
694
28
2,503
49,345
BENJAMIN NALYANYA WANGILA 🇰🇪🇧🇻 retweeted
“When you pass through the waters, I will be with you; and when you pass through the rivers, they will not sweep over you.” — Isaiah 43:2 (NIV) God walks with us through every season of life. His presence gives us the confidence to move forward, knowing that we are never alone. As we begin a new week, may we carry with us the assurance of God’s presence and the joy of His blessings. Have a blessed and joyful week ahead.
41
26
5
187
10,900
BENJAMIN NALYANYA WANGILA 🇰🇪🇧🇻 retweeted
Single people should go to bed early,they are causing network congestions.😏😏
10
14
2
57
1,512
BENJAMIN NALYANYA WANGILA 🇰🇪🇧🇻 retweeted
Psalm 141:2: May my prayer be set before you like incense; may the lifting up of my hands be like the evening sacrifice.
1
508
BENJAMIN NALYANYA WANGILA 🇰🇪🇧🇻 retweeted
I love David because he was so brutally honest with God about his feelings. He didn’t pretend to have it all together. He cried, questioned, felt afraid, angry and discouraged, yet he kept bringing it all back to God. That reminds me that I don’t have to hide my feelings from Him either. I can come as I am, pour out my heart, ask the hard questions and still trust Him. God can handle the messy prayers too. 🤍
46
3,141
76
13,583
166,226
BENJAMIN NALYANYA WANGILA 🇰🇪🇧🇻 retweeted
#mufc fans asking Rashford and Dalot to leave the club after Brighton’s game [@TheEyeTest_1]
160
317
184
3,702
725,921
BENJAMIN NALYANYA WANGILA 🇰🇪🇧🇻 retweeted
Replying to @ManUtd
AND YET AGAIN, Carrick shows zero in-game management. He has absolutely no clue what to do when we’re ahead, when it’s a draw or when we need to chance a win. AND YET AGAIN, Carrick subs off Rashford for Cunha when Rashford has basically our only threat forward. • Our defense is such an insult to ”professional” football that. This sh*t should be studied on how such a ”big club” can have such a joke of a defensive line. • Even though a bit shaky, I rather take Mazraoui as LB over Shaw/Dorgu any Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday or Sunday. • Another game, another display of Dalot showing he’s not actually a football player. Volatile as fudge defensively and absolutely zero threat forward. Was an epic assist on Brighton’s second goal though. • Nervous displays of both Yoro and Heaven with Yoro hating having control of the ball (just panics every time) and Heaven being responsible for the 1st goal (although Darlow should have gone out way faster). • With the exception of the goal, I didn’t even notice Mount being on the field. • Rashford is definitely more of a threat on the wing vs Cunha (and no, Dorgu is still not a LW, a LB or a football player). Still hoping Carrick will wake up though and understand that Cunha isn’t a striker. He definitely should have scored on the 1on1 though. • Nice cut in by Lacey to get the goal, clearly wanting to take his opportunity when getting the chance. Not really seeing a £200m player in him but could be a solid player in a few years. • So sick of Sesko, fine, we never cross the ball a single time when he’s in. But his runs are awful, he cannot travel with the ball, he cannot create his own chances at all. He is simply a tap-in striker. We have ZERO strikers in this team. • As for subs, Mbuemo has been really poor the entire start of the season, Amad has nothing to worry about when he’s back.
94
15
7
357
55,976