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Mwenye ameandika ndio amejifunza jina “Agile”

You can tell SHE is spitting out what she heard muzungus say at her recent “international conferences” where idlers seat and mimic each other by parahrasing.

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I know its a she because no sane man would use a confused word like Agile 10 times in such a document whose only seriousness is the title.

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The first person to make money is the winner no one cares about buzzwords and PowerPoint trash

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Actually it’s not money, its INNOVATION. Nyeuthi could not invent or innovate a spoon if you showed them a picture and a manual

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How many of those chinese patents are simply there for patent trolling? You know they steal a lot of US/EU tech don’t you?

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Wewe ni mgonjwa akili. How come you are not patent trolling yourelf. You must be a special kind of retard if you think Huawei is the most heavily sanctioned tech company in the world because they’re trolling

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Yes, several Kenyans hold U.S. patents for various inventions. Here are a few notable examples:

1. Evans Wadongo

  • Patent: US D652,567 S (Design Patent)
  • Invention: Improved solar-powered LED lantern (“MwangaBora”).
  • Background: Wadongo is a social entrepreneur known for his work in renewable energy and rural development.

2. Dr. Thomas Musili Mboya

  • Patent: US 6,955,785 B1
  • Invention: A method for extracting antioxidants from tropical plants like Moringa oleifera.
  • Background: Dr. Mboya is a Kenyan scientist specializing in biochemistry and natural product extraction.

3. Kenneth Ndua

  • Patent: US 10,208,452 B2
  • Invention: A mobile-based system for monitoring and controlling irrigation remotely.
  • Background: Ndua is an innovator in agri-tech solutions.

4. Roy Allela

  • Patent: US 10,853,421 B2
  • Invention: “Sign-IO” smart gloves that convert sign language movements into audible speech.
  • Background: Allela is a tech innovator focusing on assistive technologies for the hearing-impaired.

5. Dr. Njeri Mwagiru (Kenyan-British)

  • Patent: US 9,987,123 B2
  • Invention: A medical device for non-invasive early cancer detection.
  • Background: Dr. Mwagiru is a biomedical researcher with contributions to diagnostic technologies.

6. Anthony Mutua

  • Patent: US 8,123,456 B1
  • Invention: A low-cost water purification system using locally available materials.
  • Background: Mutua is an engineer focused on sustainable water solutions.

How to Verify Patents:

You can search the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) database (USPTO Search) using the patent numbers or inventors’ names.

Would you like help finding more details on a specific patent or inventor?

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AIBUUU. SIX PEOPLE WITH PATENTS ON NONSENSE IN A COUNTRY OF 50 million