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Accountant Peter Njagi •Peter Gitonga Njagi-Born in 1995
•Accounting and finance
•An Accountant at Trans-Nation sacco Ltd

Today, I don’t just celebrate my birthday; I celebrate the goodness, faithfulness and amazing Grace of God in my life🙏Wh...
18/09/2026

Today, I don’t just celebrate my birthday; I celebrate the goodness, faithfulness and amazing Grace of God in my life🙏
When I look back, I can only say, “Ebenezer—thus far the Lord has brought me.”There was a time I celebrated my birthdays as a bachelor, with dreams and prayers for the future. Last year, I had the beautiful blessing of celebrating with my dear wife. And today, my heart is filled with even greater joy because of our precious firstborn son,Emmanuel❤️
The name Emmanuel reminds me every day that *GOD IS WITH US*. What a blessing it is to witness my life changing in ways I once only prayed for.
I am deeply humbled by the love, family, health, growth and countless blessings God has given me. I do not take any of them for granted.
Today, I celebrate the answered prayers and the grace that has carried me this far.
Happy birthday to me! 🎂🎉
May the years ahead bring more purpose, more love, more wisdom and above all, may God continue to guide and bless my family. 🙏❤️
To God be all the glory! 🙌



10/09/2026

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Muthengi Cherie, Joseph Murimi, Joshua Mugedi, Itz Alex, Alizz Alizz, Jonathan Mpolite, Hon Antony Jrn, Hellenqueen Berry, Eunice Kamum, Mihretu Milikias

FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT AND SAVINGS1. Financial success is not only about how much we earn but how wisely we manage what we...
10/09/2026

FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT AND SAVINGS

1. Financial success is not only about how much we earn but how wisely we manage what we earn.
2. Always prepare a budget and give every shilling a purpose.
3. Learn to separate your needs from your wants before spending.
4. Make saving a habit regardless of how small the amount may be.
5. Save first then spend what remains.
6. Build an emergency fund to prepare for unexpected financial challenges.
7. Avoid unnecessary debts and only borrow when you have a clear repayment plan.
8. Use productive loans to invest in businesses education or assets that can create value.
9. Invest in yourself by gaining knowledge skills and experience.
10. Set clear financial goals and work towards them consistently.
11. Avoid comparing your financial journey with that of other people.
12. Do not spend money simply to impress others or maintain an expensive lifestyle.
13. Teach our children the importance of saving budgeting and responsible money management.
14. Remember that wealth is built through discipline patience hard work and consistent financial decisions.
15. Above all put God at the centre of your plans and use every opportunity to build a better financial future.
By
Peter Njagi,
Finance and Business development professional.

06/09/2026

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04/09/2026

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Muthengi Cherie, Joseph Murimi, Itz Alex, Alizz Alizz, Jonathan Mpolite, Hon Antony Jrn, Hellenqueen Berry

Hello my good friends, today I've food for thought...........Let's share...As we chant “WANTAM” and “TUTAM slogans, ther...
02/09/2026

Hello my good friends, today I've food for thought...........Let's share...
As we chant “WANTAM” and “TUTAM slogans, there is something I want each of us to understand.
We may believe that the government is rotten and that many things are not working as they should. But sometimes, we must also ask ourselves whether our own minds are trapped in a certain kind of captivity.
✓.In this same government we criticize, men and women are buying their dream cars,building businesses, creating wealth and becoming successful.
✓.In the same environment, some people have risen from ashes to heroes.
Criticism has its place, but so does personal responsibility.
- *We must not blame the government for everything while doing nothing to change our own circumstances.*
Let us demand better governance, but at the same time, let us work on ourselves, acquire skills, create opportunities and take action.
NB. if you do nothing, nothing will happen in return.
By
Peter Njagi
Finance & Business Development Professional

100% OCCUPIED BUT 0% PRODUCTIVEAs we get to the month of sep,let's reason here together....Being busy does not always me...
31/08/2026

100% OCCUPIED BUT 0% PRODUCTIVE
As we get to the month of sep,let's reason here together....
Being busy does not always mean you are productive.
You can spend the whole day moving from one task to another, answering calls, attending meetings and solving small issues yet accomplish nothing meaningful.
Productivity is not about how tired you become. It is about the value you create.
In business and in personal finance, learn to distinguish between ;activity and progress.
Ask yourself: ✓✓What did I accomplish today that moves me closer to my goals?
Stop celebrating being busy. Start measuring results.
Your time is a valuable resource. Invest it where it produces growth, income, knowledge and meaningful impact.
Don't just be occupied,Be productive!
Wishing you a productive month, September 2026!
By Peter Njagi

_Finance & Business Development Professional_

STARTING SMALL: WHY CAPITAL SHOULD NOT STOP YOUMany people have good business ideas but keep waiting for big capital.The...
30/08/2026

STARTING SMALL: WHY CAPITAL SHOULD NOT STOP YOU
Many people have good business ideas but keep waiting for big capital.
The truth is that you don't need millions to begin building something meaningful.
Start with what you have and begin at a level you can manage.
A small business can teach you lessons that money alone cannot buy.
Learn to serve your customers well and understand your market.
Keep simple records and know exactly where your money is going.
Do not confuse business capital with money for personal consumption.
When you make a profit, consider reinvesting part of it back into the business.
Growth takes patience, discipline and consistency.
Do not despise a business because it starts small.
What matters is not only how you start but how you manage what you start.
Many big enterprises began with one small step and a simple idea.
Your current financial position should not kill your vision.
Start small, manage wisely and grow deliberately.



— Peter Njagi | Finance & Business Development Professional

A LETTER TO MY VILLAGEDear My Village,I write this letter to you with a heart full of gratitude, reflection and humility...
29/08/2026

A LETTER TO MY VILLAGE

Dear My Village,
I write this letter to you with a heart full of gratitude, reflection and humility. You are the place where my story began. You have seen my struggles, my dreams, my failures and the little successes that God has allowed me to experience.
In every village, there are good people and there are those who may not always wish others well. I have met both🥲. I have known uncles and aunts who stood with me when I had nothing. They encouraged me, supported me and believed in me when there was very little to celebrate. To such people, I say THANK YOU 🫂🥰. May God continue to bless you and your families. I will never forget your kindness.
But I have also witnessed a different side of life. When God began lifting us, some people changed. Instead of celebrating, hatred and suspicion emerged. Some called us all sorts of evil names and even accused us of using evil means to become successful.😭
To those who think this way, I hold no bitterness. But I want to remind you of one thing: Not every blessing has a hidden evil behind it. Sometimes, it is simply the Grace of God.
What God has ordained for someone's life cannot be explained by jealousy, rumours or accusations. Every person's journey is different. Some people struggle for years before their season comes. Others rise quietly without anyone seeing the battles they fought along the way.
My dear village,
Jealousy will never create wealth. Hatred will not put food on your table!!
Speaking badly about someone else's success will not make your own life better.Instead of spending our energy questioning another person's blessing, let us use that energy to build our own families.
Educate your children. Give them opportunities. Teach them discipline, hard work, humility and faith. Pray for them. Pray that God opens doors that no human being can close. Pray that His favour follows them wherever they go.
And when God lifts your neighbour,
Celebrate them instead of pulling them down.
Their success does not reduce your portion. Someone else's light does not make your own light dim.
I have learned that life is not a competition against our neighbours. We are all running different races and walking different journeys. The same God who blessed one family can bless another. The same God who opened one door can open another door for you.
So, my village, let us choose unity over hatred, prayer over jealousy, hard work over accusations and love over bitterness.
To those who stood with me when I had nothing,
May God remember your kindness and reward you abundantly.🙏🏻
To those who doubted me or spoke against me, I hold no grudge.
Life has taught me that sometimes people speak from what they understand and sometimes from what they fear.
My journey is still continuing. I do not claim to have made it all the way. I simply thank God for how far He has brought me.
My greatest testimony is not that I have become successful. It is that God's Grace has carried me through seasons I could not have survived by my own strength.
Dear village, never despise another person's beginning and never mock another person's success. Your season may also be coming.

✓ Educate your children.
✓Work hard.
✓Stay humble.
✓ Pray sincerely.
✓Trust God.
And when His favour finds you, remember where you came from.

With gratitude,
Peter Njagi
_Finance and Business development professional_

THE BATTLES THAT CHANGE USThe person who has survived the darkest night does not fear the shadows that come with sunset....
25/08/2026

THE BATTLES THAT CHANGE US
The person who has survived the darkest night does not fear the shadows that come with sunset. There are battles we fight silently; battles that nobody sees, understands or even knows about. Yet those very battles shape us into stronger and wiser people.
Some battles change you quietly. They teach you patience when you want to give up, wisdom when life disappoints you and courage when fear tells you to stop. They teach you that not every struggle needs an audience and not every victory needs applause.
Never be ashamed of what you survived. The tears you shed, the disappointments you faced and the moments you thought you would not make it through are all part of your story. You survived them for a reason.
So when another difficult season comes, remember where you have been. You have faced storms before and you are still standing. Do not fear the shadows coz you have already walked through the darkness!
Your scars are not a sign of weakness!
They are evidence that you survived, learned and became stronger.

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