GENTLEMEN: Yesterday while on TikTok live, Popular actress & socialite Trisha Khalid spoke publicly about her past relationship with former National Police Service Commission CEO Joseph Onyango. According to the daughter of Agrippina, she pursued the relationship hoping for a soft life, a decision she now says she regrets.
She claimed Onyango had gifted her a Mercedes-Benz but retained the logbook. After their breakup, she said she returned the vehicle through his nephew to avoid any public confrontation or repossession. When asked why she was pursuing a married man, she said "I was young and naive back thenβ.
Lakini kusema tu ukweli mbele ya Yehova Wanyonyi, what level of naivety can lead a baddie to date an old man like him who definitely qualify to be a live member of gulusumu association. I've always insisted that men should look for money for a better hearing good future.
With money, you can still pull baddies even in your sunset days. She's in her early 30s & she's still talking of being naive! As you can see, Onyango was enjoying massive Sundus & other variables namna hatari with his mamba face. Probably she was one of his side hens, he might have 3 other extra hoes like her.
Buana money is good. Look for money. Prioritize Money. Worship money. With money, you can supply high voltage electricity to any woman you want. But since you're a mumu, you believe your woman is loyal to you with your fuliza, taped water & 55' tv that you struggled to buy.
My brother, if she's approached by a man with long money, she will even give him access to her Sundus just to tap on his mangondo blessings. Chesaa!! Kama kawa sisi walala hoii hatuna maoni, Letu Jicho tu.π
7 REASONS TO THANK GOD TODAY:
1. He woke you up today.
2. Itβs a new day.
3. You have the Word in your hand.
4. You have food to eat.
5. There is a roof over your head.
6. He will never abandon you.
7. Godβs love for you NEVER changes!
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