Luqmaan Hasham aka Lookie @lookie63ke was not the driver of the Aston Martin that crashed on James Gichuru Road.
- The accident happened between 00:55 and 00:58 AM on Sunday October 11.
- At 00:59 Lookie dropped family off at their apartment complex near City Park in Parklands after attending a function at a Mombasa Road hotel. CCTV footage has him leaving that location in his black Subaru WRX STi at 01:04 AM to his home in Lavington. See video below.
- He arrived at the scene of the accident at 01:15 AM about 20 minutes after it occurred. He departed the scene to his home nearby at 01:37 AM. I've viewed family tracking software records that confirm these timings and route.
Him at the scene of a rare car type which he'd reviewed a couple of years ago for Youtube seems a bit uncanny, but he lives within walking distance of the accident location.
And just to be clear, he purchased his ticket to Malaysia months ago.
In life, you meet people with diverse traits, talents and energies.
Law Society of Kenya has had many men and women with distinct characteristics. I will not mention @ahmednasirlaw SC, Jacqueline Manani and Aluso Ingati.
Byron Menezes and Sylvester Mbithi are known for singular resolve and super energy especially in the compaign trail.The two gentlemen, in my view are some of the few advocates, dead or alive, to comb every court station in the Country across Kenya in search for votes.
Then enter Gordon Fred Odhiambo Ogola. In his earlier days, Gordon would command all advocates in Nakuru to boycott a court after member's resolution to do the same has been made. He would be in Court early morning,to personally wade off those advocates who wanted to rescue their clients' matters against the boycott resolution.I would not call those advocates traitors. He would not allow you to enter the Court targeted for boycott.He would do it dutifully for a week and the top brass of the judiciary would respond and budge with a withdrawal of the targeted judicial officer.
Then happened @NelsonHavi with untrammeled energy.He declares war and fights from the sky, from the land and from the water. He writes letters.Takes to the social media.Then mobilises his soldiers to act physically. The struggle happens day and night for days and months. No turning back even with serious casualties on his side.
Across the judiciary, I have seen one Judge who radiates life, super energy, moxie, military command and leaves of humour. Does her work some how.Talks with confidence. Advises parties sufficiently. Appears focused with her work. She got the drama, energy and confidence of an evangelist and a motivational speaker. Total grip of the audience.That is lady Justice Kavedza-Mochache.
One may want to do a study on what these people eat and drink . What is their motivation. What drives them when they wake up in the morning and what else contributes to their idiosyncratic energies and tenacity.
When your intuition tells you something, always listen to it. Never ignore the voice of your soul, it can guide you towards a path that the ego can't even understand. A lot of us are not able to follow the inner voice because we are always asking others for advice and the mind gets filled with other people's opinions. But only your own soul can give you the true directions because it's your life, not someone else's. Don't lose your own voice in the noise of the world, always listen to your intuition over the opinion of others.
I recently read something that I can't stop thinking about. It said, There is a line that should never be crossed. When someone knows you are facing one of the hardest times of your life and still chooses to disrespect you or add to your stress, something darker is at play. Cruelty in moments of deep vulnerability is intentional. And when a person can hurt you while knowing how fragile you are, that kind of betrayal changes how you see them forever.
Men,
✌️
It is a wrap.
Lesson of the day:
A man without standards will accept anything to keep the peace.
Set your standards. Say them.
Keep them, even when it costs you.
Have a disciplined weekend.
#MasculinitySaturday
The day you become broke you will realise you were alone.
Please refuse to entertain jokers and mediocre people around you.
The people you compromise your values to please will not be there when you are struggling.
Let people call you names, but don't lower your standards.
The biggest comeback isn’t the money or the body.
It’s making yourself feel like yourself again.
When the man in the mirror stops feeling like a stranger, the rest follows.
“To be successful at anything, you don’t have to be special. You just have to be what most people aren’t: consistent, determined and willing to work for it. No shortcuts.”
— Tom Brady
Before you marry, consider this,
Premarital counselling is such an essential part of the preparations for marriage. Its importance cannot be overstated. It compresses many years of lessons and experiences to set the tone for the prospective Couples.
In all you do, make premarital counselling an important part of your preparations.
Above all, be kind to your Spouse.
A beautiful wedding can last one day; the character of the person you marry meets you every morning afterward. Look beyond the ceremony. Study how they handle responsibility, correction, money, disappointment and the people who cannot do anything for them.
The dangerous part of gambling isn’t losing once. It’s convincing yourself that the next bet will recover everything you’ve already lost. Protect your money, your peace, and your future. Know when to stop.