Controversial figure Amerix used his popular platform on X (formerly Twitter) to offer a direct job-seeking opportunity to his male followers.

The post, which was part of his weekly #MasculinitySaturday discussions, invited men to share their qualifications and employment needs openly. This move generated a major response from men across various professional fields.

The Job-Seeker Call to Action

On Saturday, 11 October 2025, Eric Amunga, known as @amerix, posted a series of questions to his followers. He asked about their skills, education, and the type of work they were seeking.

Eric Amunga, known as @amerix // fILE

The post, which received over 195,100 views, encouraged participants to be confident and not ashamed.

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“Don't be ashamed, this is your life. Be confident, an employer will notice you.”

The call was clear: men should use the high-traffic platform to find internships or employment.

Responses Show Professional Diversity

The comments section quickly became a spontaneous digital job fair. Hundreds of men responded, detailing diverseprofessional backgrounds.

  • One user identified as an Orthopaedic Technologist (Orthotist & Prosthetist) looking for locum or permanent employment.
  • Another shared his skills in Building and Construction Technology and Plumbing, seeking subcontracts or employment.
  • A full-stack developer with four years of experience sought an entry-level job or internship.  

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  • A professional in Accounting and Finance, having completed CPA Level 3, was looking for an internship to launch his career.
  • A data analyst with three years of experience, who studied Economics and Statistics, was also actively seeking a job.

These responses highlight the practical challenges of unemployment facing young Kenyan men.

Eric Amunga, known as @amerix // fILE

Background on the Masculinity Movement

Amerix is a social media influencer and reproductive medicine specialist who runs the viral weekly trend, #MasculinitySaturday. The hashtag started in January 2019 after a follower expressed severe depression due to marital disrespect.

The movement’s mantra is “Making men great again”. It provides counsel to men on various topics, including health, career growth, wealth, and relationships. By August 2023, the @Amerix account had a following of approximately 1.4 million.

The Controversy Surrounding Amerix

Amerix's teachings frequently court controversy. Critics have described his platform as a “manosphere” and suggest his discourse promotes traditional, stereotypical views of masculinity.

He advocates for men to be leaders who provide and protect. He has previously advised men to prioritise their goals, build their value, and guard their fame.

“A man is defined by his ability to make tough decisions without the intimidations of circumstance.”

Eric Amunga, known as @amerix // fILE

Despite criticisms, his platform continues to grow. It provides a space for men who feel "disenfranchised" and are seeking guidance on navigating modern manhood. The employment post now represents a practical application of his focus on men's financial well-being and value.