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The only Nane Nane I recognize is one where, as Kenyans, we unite to reflect on our economic status and work together to build a giant African economy
What surprised me most when I becane an adult
Is realizing you can be broke when you are working
Iyo kitu husinya mbaya sana
Yaani uko kazi na uko broke
Saa ingine unakaa namna hii unaskia umeambiwa na bibi
Si basi uwache iyo kazi tushindange na wewe kwa nyumba because why are you broke. Kila saa huna pesa..
Inauma sana..
Kama uko na Laptop na Stable Internet
Enda kwa Google and type
Talents.getblend.com
Msisemee oooh giste unagatekeep opportunities
Now that FBI busted Fafsa. You have a right to know what was happenning
To the Sharp Boys, no one was above the programme! 😂
Imagine waking up in Kenya and deciding that instead of looking for a job, you are going to college in America using someone else's identity. Just to avoid farming
This is what happens
Sharp Boys obtain stolen personal details, commonly known as fullz. They then use those identities to fraudulently apply for American student financial aid through FAFSA.
FAFSA stands for Free Application for Federal Student Aid.
It is a United States government application that students use to apply for financial assistance to pay for college or university.
When the money is disbursed, the scammers try to divert and cash it out through financial channels, including forex and cryptocurrency.
Buana you receive upto $23,000 kama mitito maskini wazungu wanasomesha. Nikapa tuu kupewa Helb ya Ksh 2.9 Million Kenyatta Shillings yenye hautalipa every year mayaaaangai. Mbona usinunue Audi kama uko na 3 accounts?
Meanwhile, the real owner of the identity could be sleeping peacefully, unaware that they have apparently enrolled in an American university without their knowledge! 😂
By the time the victim discovers what happened, the Sharp Boy has already changed his WhatsApp number, bought a new phone and disappeared.
Buana vijana ya Mulot na Mirema were eating good. Na nyinyi mnashinda mkisema ni Sim 2 inafanya kazi.
I can tell you, in this beautiful country of ours. You can only eat based on the level of information and knowledge you can access. Ata Mbao Xo is a standard 2 dropout but his information level iko huko juu and is using it to ball.
Kuna comedian wa Nairobi mlipea kazi mahali Gen z waliuliwa hapo nyuma ya Uhuru High way ni hatari sana kwa hizi biashara.. chesa!
I rent a single room on the fourth floor of a building in one of those Pipeline-style estates, where another block stands only a few metres away. From my balcony, I can see straight into the third-floor house opposite.
A man lives there, in a wheelchair. Though I do not know whether by accident or illness. At weekends, one of his children wheels him out to bask in the sun, then back in. When schools were in session, he was left alone on weekdays, doors locked. I have never understood how he survived those hours. Now that schools are closed, at least the children wheel him out and in through the week.
The woman of the house, his wife I presume, is loud and carefree. I see her leaving in the mornings and returning in the evenings. Unbothered. Most evenings she lingers on the balcony, making calls and laughing heartily, while her husband sits beside her like a grounded cabbage. Whoever is entertaining her is a lucky man.
Today she left for work, or wherever it is she goes, as she does every day of the week. The man was wheeled out and abandoned on the balcony. I had stayed home from work, so I sat on my own balcony, smoking and brooding over the strange circus of life.
Then I heard him call out.
"Roma! Roma!"
His boy came. They whispered and the boy wheeled him inside. Shortly after, he was wheeled out again, and Roma left the building to join the other children on the small undeveloped plot beside our compound, where they play.
The father called again. No one answered. He called louder. Still no one came.
I went in to rest and fell asleep. Must have slept long, because, I woke to shouting. It was 8.30pm
The woman was back. Standing over the man on the balcony, pouring buckets of water on him as she quarrelled. She demanded to know why a man his age was still soiling his clothes with poop and who he thought would wash the messed up clothes.
He tried to explain that he had called for Roma. She asked whether he could even hear himself. How he, a grown man, could expect tiny Roma to manage such a task.
It was a bitter thing to witness. I am deeply sad for that man.
You know how they say, whoever hates you enough, sends you to jail? It's not true. Whatever hates you enough, puts you on a sick bed.
From Mboya
Na sitachoka kuwaambia!
The money you have is often commensurate with your level of knowledge, information, and exposure.
The less you know, the less you earn. The less exposed you are, the fewer opportunities you see.
Your income rarely grows beyond your knowledge, mindset, and ability to recognize and seize opportunities.
If you want to make more money, invest in yourself first. Learn more, read more, build connections, and expose yourself to bigger opportunities.
Sometimes, the problem is not a lack of money. It is a lack of knowledge, information, and exposure.
Kuna watu wanaunda pesa online. Na wengine wanatekea kwa baze. Hao wanateseka are always the first kusema something is a scam.
You can argue what Kenyan Prince and Onyango Tate are doing, but what you cant dispute is that they are earning because of their knowledge. They have mastered it!
When you go where everyone has more money than you.
You’ll either get uncomfortable or get ambitious.
But ukidecide kushinda mtaani na base za jaba. Utashinda poa the rest of your life..
It will cost you nothing to ask any rich person in your neighbourhood how he made his money.
If he rejects your offer you are better off than those who never attempted. One day your bravity will bear fruits.
This weekend make a habit to ask wealthy people how they made their money…
Na mjue sitakuwa nawafunza kila kitu
Bahati na Bibi yake Diana wanafanya harusi
From those who have paid the Kshs 1 Million
Wengi si unaona ni watu tajika. ‘Captains of industry’
Sasa mtafutane watu 10. Kila mtu achange Kshs 100k
Thats Kshs 1 Million.
Mtafute in your team that one person who can represent the nation! He must be smartly dressed and look like a serious CEO…
Pigia Bahati simu. Make sure mahali anakujia iyo pesa inaonyesha opulence… waambie you deal with those business zintafanya kila mtu afungue mdomo in awe…
Ukue akikuja aku-record. Your presentation and apperance will dictate how they will interact with you during the wedding. Hamtakuwa wengi.. Just 100 people.
Siku ya wedding will require you have a high level of confidence kama mtu akona very high self esteem.
Thats the day utapatana na vijana wa uwanja. They may not necessary get you any business but unaweza toka na contact na details zitakusaidia kuwa kijana wa uwanja. Thats more important…
You can build generational wealth from that day… and also become an important contact..


