Building a Garden in a Dying world... LANDLORD, FOREX TRADER. Philanthropist. Working Hard to Afford a Jet and a Porsche
Nairobi, Kenya
Joined February 2018
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Mr Vallelonga retweeted
Oh she Blocked me,,, maybe Learn English
I can speak in Swahili But I am engaging an Imbecile,, On Media Learn to talk not dey or pass am or dey use nonsense
Mr Vallelonga retweeted
Even your English cant be understood Just like your food
Tf is dey pass sey we dey use nkt
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Even your English cant be understood Just like your food
Tf is dey pass sey we dey use nkt
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Mr Vallelonga retweeted
I don't regret telling police to shoot protesters with live ammunition.
~William Ruto
Mr Vallelonga retweeted
🚨DEAR @FCBayern and @AFCAjax
You guys must pull out of the scheduled friendly in Nairobi on January 5th.
At a time when Kenyans are enduring severe domestic economic pressures, a relentless rise in the cost of living, a struggling healthcare system, and ongoing human rights violations, spending More 1B of public funds on an expensive international exhibition match is a reckless misallocation of resources.
This match is not about sport—it is a calculated political maneuver designed to serve as a high-profile campaign tool ahead of upcoming elections, attempting to project a sanitized image of the country while ignoring widespread public discontent over governance, excessive taxation, and systemic rights abuses.
I know there is nothing is can do to stop this, but I urge both clubs to stand on the right side of history, respect the Kenyan people, and boycott this event.❗
Kindly let us share widely for the information to reach these clubs 🗽
Mr Vallelonga retweeted
Bayern chiefs need to come out clear on why they are taking taxpayers' money from a third world country to participate in a PR gimmick of an unpopular president 👍🏾
Human rights activists and citizens in Kenya have launched a campaign, urging FC Bayern and Ajax to boycott the scheduled friendly between the two teams in Nairobi on January 5th. Critics argue that public funds and millions are being misallocated toward an expensive international exhibition match amid domestic economic pressures, the rising cost of living, healthcare challenges and human rights issues. They also claim that this match serves as a political leverage and campaign tool ahead of upcoming elections amid ongoing public discontent over governance, taxation, and human rights in the country 🇰🇪
This is Madness,, Nkt
Hairdresser Johnny, who identifies as a crossdresser, is defending himself after facing criticism from netizens over his revelation that he uses the ladies’ washroom.
The disclosure sparked debate online, with some questioning his choice while others viewed the situation differently.
Following the backlash, Johnny has stood by his position. The conversation has raised broader questions about personal comfort, privacy and the expectations around gendered public spaces.
