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I’ve been on TikTok the whole night going through the conversations, and honestly, Babu badly miscalculated with that press conference. The backlash is loud, and the support doesn’t look anything close to what he may have imagined. A handful of people around him can keep cheering, but that doesn’t...

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Tribe Kenya 的头像
Tribe Kenya4 天前

I am part of this group. Babu automatically had my vote for being beside Sifuna. It was not an easy decision standing with him but I was doing it for Sifuna. Going forward, hapana......

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magunamu sįŕ mé4 天前

Every time Babu takes the 🎤 he exudes the Ruto 2.0 vibes.this one is a brownskined Ruto

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BOAZ4 天前

Given the right environment and time, everyone gets exposed. Babu's undoing is failure to read changing times

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wabisabi3 天前

I was a Babu supporter but the way he's been moving I have to reconsider.

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Donna Namenya3 天前

Out of the abundance of the heart, the mouth speaketh. And we also quote for Babu Proverbs 22:1 - A good name is better than riches.

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Patrick Kilongi4 天前

Bro lets talk on Maraga's efforts on scrapping Bomas. Babu matters its behind us . Lets move forward.

Drake Fuller 的头像
Drake Fuller4 天前

Babu nayo the best thing ni akubali kukuwa soldier was Sifuna we will reconsider

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Yule Boy Wa Theatre4 天前

Publicity is publicity and in politics there is no bad publicity. Go ask Kaluma after mliweka mpaka picha za shonde hapa🥱😂

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ja dealer4 天前

Back to India, Mr Patel. We loved you but your ego was too high to be our employee.

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werimo nimrod4 天前

@ojwang_bil9070 Ego so you and also acceptance of what is or has happened @HEBabuOwino is really chest thumping, forgetting that Kenyans support with emotions and not 'Bila Babu Ni Tabu'

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ISLAR SHILAHO3 天前

Ama jaribu Kisumu

Waithera Non shareholder. 的头像
Waithera Non shareholder.3 天前

Nyinyi mnadhani ni beef and yokr minds are glued to which tyrant can make you suffer less yet Onyonka has said they agreed to his party

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Billy Ojwang3 天前

Unajua kusoma kweli???

Waithera Non shareholder. 的头像
Waithera Non shareholder.3 天前

My statement still stands .. wajinga nyinyi

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ill ka unagi3 天前

The internet has never elected anyone, its a tool used for farming now.. those who line up are mostly watu hawana maximum participation on online platforms, respect to western for both standing with baba and betraying him in equal measures..

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NickyNjerutrailblazer3 天前

VERY TRUE💯 #SisiNdioSifuna

Jayden Gold 的头像
Jayden Gold3 天前

Precisely!

Baba Voss 的头像
Baba Voss4 天前

Well said.

Nderiso 的头像
Nderiso3 天前

Babu hawezi kaa na watu emotional kama hivi.

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onchiri omanga4 天前

They will not believe

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ogunugu3 天前

Things are boiling Nicely.Tutam is inevitable.

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收到4 天前

Correct 💯

Kichamu Wycliffe 的头像
Kichamu Wycliffe3 天前

Luke 6:45... out of the aboudance of the heart...the mouth speaks

Moge One Man 的头像
Moge One Man3 天前

Huyu boy ni fala

miminiwewe🇺🇸 的头像
miminiwewe🇺🇸4 天前

Wachana na Babu umbwa hii

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Name cannot be blank3 天前

Governor inaenda

Kweth. 的头像
Kweth.4 天前

Huyo ndio video ulitoka nayo ticktock peke yake. Try harder team ksh. 527

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ninentysixer4 天前

I agree

Mackentric Shigali 的头像
Mackentric Shigali3 天前

Boss! Well articulated.

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² Chris ⁵ Mars ⁴3 天前

Tuliondokea Babu Mapumbu, Sasa tuna simama na Bathenga, Zile miaka za kubebwa ufala na Watu zili isha.

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Charles Nyerere4 天前

Wakili @AdrianOluoch

Taraji n Talia Safaris 的头像
Taraji n Talia Safaris3 天前

Out of the abundance of the heart, the mouth speaketh.

Eric Kara Jr.🇰🇪 的头像
Eric Kara Jr.🇰🇪3 天前

Babu Nairobi jaribu kuuza uji😂

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GGMU3 天前

@edwinsifuna skiza

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Abdul El-Sayed on standing up to Trump: “The thing about Trump and other people like him is that they are fragile. And if you hit back, if you engage them the way they engage, if you give as good as you get, they back down. They can’t take a shot.” “If you want to be a big bad bully, then don’t be surprised when people show up and bully you back.” “If you want to engage in a way that’s about what politics should be about, which is policy, okay. But, you know, you get to decide. He’s the President of the United States. He wanted all this power. Okay. If you want to punch at people, don’t be surprised when we punch back.”

MeidasTouch

67,555 次观看 • 19 天前

You don’t have to be motivated about anything. You just have to keep yourself alive to the fullest possible level. Then you will do everything that you can do. If you do not do what you cannot do, it is all right. But if you do not do what you can do, your life is a tragedy. #SadhguruWisdom
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You don’t have to be motivated about anything. You just have to keep yourself alive to the fullest possible level. Then you will do everything that you can do. If you do not do what you cannot do, it is all right. But if you do not do what you can do, your life is a tragedy. #SadhguruWisdom

Sadhguru

34,303 次观看 • 1 年前

Is ego always a bad thing? Or can it serve a leader when kept in check? Unchecked ego can limit growth, damage relationships, and blind us to feedback. But healthy confidence can give leaders the courage to make difficult decisions, take responsibility, and lead with conviction. The real question is: Who is in control—you or your ego? What's your perspective? Share your thoughts in the comments. #Leadership #Ego #SelfAwareness #Growth #SamAdeyemi #LeadershipDevelopment
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Is ego always a bad thing? Or can it serve a leader when kept in check? Unchecked ego can limit growth, damage relationships, and blind us to feedback. But healthy confidence can give leaders the courage to make difficult decisions, take responsibility, and lead with conviction. The real question is: Who is in control—you or your ego? What's your perspective? Share your thoughts in the comments. #Leadership #Ego #SelfAwareness #Growth #SamAdeyemi #LeadershipDevelopment

Sam Adeyemi

20,311 次观看 • 2 个月前