Thread by @wmnjoya

When I raised the flag about the sale of Makini and Riara to foreigners, people rudely told me it's simply business and shouldn't concern me.

Truth is, Kenyans thought they would afford those schools and wanted to give their kids an elite education, so screw the public schools.

But with the pandemic, we saw what happened. You could no longer afford the schools, and the owner showed you the finger.

So why would a British elite school buy another school in Kenya when Kenyans can no longer afford them?

Simple.

The schools are not for Kenyans.

The British elite schools are expanding to foreign markets, but the world's global elites cant afford prices in Britain in pounds. They can get British elite education cheaper if the go to a Kenyan satellite campus.

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And Nairobi metropolitan and Northlands will be cities for foreigners. The foreigners will need British schools. And your politicians have stuck #BBIreport in your mouths as pacifiers, telling you that Nairobi metropolitan is a project of "building bridges."

By the way, I'm not writing this for you Kenyan adults. You swallowed #somenivijana, work hard, lies, so you think it's not bad. But your kids will figure out that's it's really bad. And then some. So it's your kids who will fix this, and they need to know where the mess started.

Nothing, nothing Tekayo is building is for you Kenyans. Nothing. The manufacturing he's talking about is for making goods to be sold cheaper to broke ass Euro-Americans.

Nairobi metropolitan is for foreigners. #bbireport even says so.

These posh schools are for foreign kids.

But Kenya already has a history of armed revolt. So wazungu will be scared about bringing their kids here.

So what to do to make Nairobi Metropolitan attractive?

Put the city in the hands of the army and shake hands with the primary opposition leader to keep you natives quiet.

#bbireport is a blueprint for the Tower of Babel, or the city of Jericho. Tekayo is building Nairobi as an island of peace leaving Kenya to be a sea of turmoil.

And he's extended Nairobi metropolitan because he knows that 60% of educated Kenyans live in the outskirts of Nairobi.

So the tower of Babel will use your water from Murang'a, use the minds which your taxes paid to train, use infrastructure built on loans you'll pay, but you wont live inside it. The so called Mau Mau descendants will be the maids and butlers, and the rest of you will be serfs.

The connection between you and the wealth your labor built will be bridges. 😂

Yani...the way you're believing this #bbireport thing is so tragic, it's almost funny

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