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When you question the Environmental management and planning behind these CONCRETE WALLS, Sprawling across Nairobi,people think you are a nuisance. Don't mention UNaffordable housing projects splashed even on Wetlands @aomenya @MarylynMusyimi @kattoloo @UGMParty What are the Water, Sewerage plans? What is the way out. This one at Great wall is just the FIRST? No? Or am I hallucinating?

A new 8,000 capacity international conference centre in Nairobi, Kenya...loading...

🏙️ *SAVE THE DATE!* The future of Kileleshwa is being decided everyday. The question is; *will the residents have a voice in it?* Bob Omamo invites members of the Kileleshwa Ward Neighbourhood Association (KIWANA) and other community stakeholders to a candid conversation on the issues shaping our ward and the future we want to build together. 🎙️ *Special Session* Led by *Prof. Arch. Alfred Omenya* of Eco Build Africa, exploring the impact of unplanned development and how residents can play a more active role in shaping Kileleshwa's growth. 📅 *Date: 20th June 2026* 🕐 *Time: 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM* 📍 *Venue: Kileleshwa Primary School* Your voice matters. Join us as we discuss the challenges, opportunities, and solutions that will shape the future of Kileleshwa. 🤝 *Together for a better Kileleshwa.* #Kileleshwa @abbiezuena @aomenya @QcMakhanu @Bright_Shitemi

If EACC were to raid my home, this is what they will find. I work for every single cent I earn! Beyond taxes, I still contribute in cash kind to build public institutions. What happened to honest, hard working, principled altruistic Kenyans? Kshs 63m under the bed? No!

Prof. Alfred Omenya: The Ministry of health has extremely interesting capacities. The Americans are choosing Kenya because Kenya really in the region has the best capacities. #TV47Prime #StoryNiYetu @debarlinea

Prof. Alfred Omenya: I don't believe Kenya should at least set up a facility for exclusive use of Americans. #TV47Prime #StoryNiYetu @debarlinea

LIVE NOW ~ 2027 Projection: Opposition vs the government Get the whole conversation on: youtube.com/live/H5rqWjKmHjo… #ThePeoplesBreakfast #HomeOfHardTruths @aomenya @ctmuga & @mungalambuvi

Prof. Alfred Omenya: I would urge Kenyan parents to storm all boarding schools in this country and assess those facilities for themselves. Those places are worse than prisons #ThePeoplesBreakfast #HomeOfHardTruths @aomenya @ctmuga & @mungalambuvi

Prof. Alfred Omenya: As human beings, there is a minimum amount of space one requires. Those kids in boarding schools are packed like sausages. When was the last time the government built so-called public schools? During Moi's time! #ThePeoplesBreakfast @aomenya @ctmuga & @mungalambuvi

Prof. Alfred Omenya: The only things in Kenya that have adequate living standards are wildlife. Why are we accepting this sort of nonsense across the country? #ThePeoplesBreakfast #HomeOfHardTruths @aomenya @ctmuga & @mungalambuvi

Policy and governance expert Prof. Alfred Omenya has warned that overcrowding and poor infrastructure in schools could lead to tragedies, saying student numbers often rise beyond dormitory capacity whenever new facilities are built, undermining safety measures. He also questions the effectiveness of school safety committees and the absence or poor use of safety manuals in many institutions, calling for a nationwide audit of school facilities to ensure they meet basic safety standards #HomeOfHardTruths

Life isn't about perfection. Without the cracks no light would come through, be it the cracking sacrament, or the body of Christ in Golgotha...That was the design philosophy of my second year architecture project as a student at UoN: A Design for a Catholic Church.

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Site visit with an all women team of professionals [Architect, Interior Designer and Structural Engineer] from Eco-Build Africa

WHAT IS STUDIO? Places where Architecture is taught matters as much as the content. @KenyattaUni Architecture Programme will be opening its doors this year to the public to have a glimpse at SPACES PLACES FUTURE ISSUES in Kenya's architecture. More details shortly.