Kidd Trēy

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[Kidd Trēy @Kidd_iceTrey]

@ThadMan @MoneyDogs_house So they will profit more than their community will be able to get mdogs that can be valued to last week in this current world economy

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[Kidd Trēy @Kidd_iceTrey]

@city_digest Let me guess they also cooked tea and snacks while the mattered was pending before the family panel

[Kidd Trēy @Kidd_iceTrey]

Great insights brother pray for peace and stability in your country

[Christian Lisangola @CLisangola75003]

Let me give you a little background, from an eye witness(me).

Before Kuluna erupted in 2009, Kinshasa's streets were governed by a different breed of fighter. These were failed athletes like boxers, karateka, and judoka - who, robbed of professional opportunities, carved out territories in the city's underground. Known as "Pomba"which means strong man or "Maître which means master(because of martial arts)," these fighters operated when martial arts was woven into Kinshasa's DNA.

I’m not saying they were saints, but their violence had rules. They fought with fists and "mbata ya lichete" using machetes (panga) to slap using the flat side, not slice. While they extorted civilians through pocket raids and demands for cigarettes ("chimboke"), murder was forbidden. Groups like "Zulus," "Angola," and "Mbaka" became street legends, even immortalized in "Kotazo, dance yaba pomba" (Dance of the Strong Men). These guys, when you didn’t have money or anything for them, a « even another time » promise did the job.

Many eventually transitioned to legitimate security work, including protecting Kinshasa's musical elite. Despite their violent past, this generation of martial artists maintained a brutal but predictable order.

2008 marked the descent into hell. As the old guard aged out, they were replaced by untrained savages who brought a new level of barbarism. These weren't fighters - they were butchers who knew nothing of martial arts or honor. They wielded machetes not for combat, but for torture. They stormed hospitals to rape nurses and patients. The power transition was marked by bloodshed as they went into conflict with the old generation to claim territory.

By 2009, the "kuluna" reign of terror was in full swing. These weren't just criminals - they were monsters who reveled in atrocity. They would gut pregnant women for entertainment, mutilate victims for fun, and leave survivors permanently maimed as trophies ("elembo" which means sign). Some of these demons came from good families, making their savagery even more incomprehensible.

The 2013-2014 "operation likofi" ("punch") under General Kaniama was brutal but effective. Police would drag kuluna members from their beds between 2-5am, execute them in the streets, and leave their corpses as warnings. For the first time since 2009, people could walk freely. Businesses that closed because of insecurity reopened. When human rights organizations and the UN intervened, the pressure was too much to the government forcing the operation to end, the kuluna returned with unprecedented bloodlust.

I witnessed this transformation firsthand - I had to abandon my boxing career because martial artists became targets as any person who practiced martial arts was seen as the old generation guy to kill. We watched neighborhood kids transform into murderers. So, I’m a eye witness.

To those condemning government action: Until you've had your child murdered coming home from school, or your daughter raped and butchered for fun, you cannot comprehend the depths of this evil. These aren't troubled youth - they're devils wearing human skin.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

We can analyze the why, the how and responsibilities, but I wanted to give some facts.

[Christian Lisangola @CLisangola75003]

Let me give you a little background, from an eye witness(me).

Before Kuluna erupted in 2009, Kinshasa's streets were governed by a different breed of fighter. These were failed athletes like boxers, karateka, and judoka - who, robbed of professional opportunities, carved out territories in the city's underground. Known as "Pomba"which means strong man or "Maître which means master(because of martial arts)," these fighters operated when martial arts was woven into Kinshasa's DNA.

I’m not saying they were saints, but their violence had rules. They fought with fists and "mbata ya lichete" using machetes (panga) to slap using the flat side, not slice. While they extorted civilians through pocket raids and demands for cigarettes ("chimboke"), murder was forbidden. Groups like "Zulus," "Angola," and "Mbaka" became street legends, even immortalized in "Kotazo, dance yaba pomba" (Dance of the Strong Men). These guys, when you didn’t have money or anything for them, a « even another time » promise did the job.

Many eventually transitioned to legitimate security work, including protecting Kinshasa's musical elite. Despite their violent past, this generation of martial artists maintained a brutal but predictable order.

2008 marked the descent into hell. As the old guard aged out, they were replaced by untrained savages who brought a new level of barbarism. These weren't fighters - they were butchers who knew nothing of martial arts or honor. They wielded machetes not for combat, but for torture. They stormed hospitals to rape nurses and patients. The power transition was marked by bloodshed as they went into conflict with the old generation to claim territory.

By 2009, the "kuluna" reign of terror was in full swing. These weren't just criminals - they were monsters who reveled in atrocity. They would gut pregnant women for entertainment, mutilate victims for fun, and leave survivors permanently maimed as trophies ("elembo" which means sign). Some of these demons came from good families, making their savagery even more incomprehensible.

The 2013-2014 "operation likofi" ("punch") under General Kaniama was brutal but effective. Police would drag kuluna members from their beds between 2-5am, execute them in the streets, and leave their corpses as warnings. For the first time since 2009, people could walk freely. Businesses that closed because of insecurity reopened. When human rights organizations and the UN intervened, the pressure was too much to the government forcing the operation to end, the kuluna returned with unprecedented bloodlust.

I witnessed this transformation firsthand - I had to abandon my boxing career because martial artists became targets as any person who practiced martial arts was seen as the old generation guy to kill. We watched neighborhood kids transform into murderers. So, I’m a eye witness.

To those condemning government action: Until you've had your child murdered coming home from school, or your daughter raped and butchered for fun, you cannot comprehend the depths of this evil. These aren't troubled youth - they're devils wearing human skin.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

We can analyze the why, the how and responsibilities, but I wanted to give some facts.

[KENYA GOSSIP HUB @kenyasgossips]

2) Kuluna Gang
During this time, there emerged a gang by the name Kuluna Gang who were badly terrorizing citizens, a gang that was sl@ughtering people in the streets, they were r@ping women, and k!lling them in broad daylight. They made Congo citizens fear them terribly.

[KENYA GOSSIP HUB @kenyasgossips]

When he was serving in Congo, he was a political prisoner and then sought asylum, ending up in USA.
While in the US, he was studying a manual by a guy called Hezekiah Ochuka. In the US, he had a child, and after studying the manual, he got some clues and now returned to Congo.

[KENYA GOSSIP HUB @kenyasgossips]

1) Failed attempted coup
In 19th May last year. Christian Malanga was recorded saying, "The president should fall". Malanga was a former politician and head of the military in Congo.

[Kidd Trēy @Kidd_iceTrey]

Where was i back then lads

[Beno SarkCess @_benopaonyx1]

You remember the Ceiling challenge? It was definitely one of the craziest challenges on Tiktok.
What some folks did will really amaze you 🫣👇🏾
Thread 🧵

[Beno SarkCess @_benopaonyx1]

You remember the Ceiling challenge? It was definitely one of the craziest challenges on Tiktok.
What some folks did will really amaze you 🫣👇🏾
Thread 🧵

[Kidd Trēy @Kidd_iceTrey]

@Drweloveu The man was driving without pants

[Esmée Rose @esmeeteachesxo]

Are you active? Say hi if you are so i can reply to your dm

[Esmée Rose @esmeeteachesxo]

Someone asked if I regret my viral moment. Regret? That video paid off my student loans and then some. How about you? 😏💸.

[Kidd Trēy @Kidd_iceTrey]

@hildah29ke Ndo mimi

[Kidd Trēy @Kidd_iceTrey]

Mambo laivu

[Kidd Trēy @Kidd_iceTrey]

@hildah29ke Acha nikupandishe dear 🙌🏽