@ahmednasirlaw Ha ha ha!!! The comments welcome you to kenya the land of educated africans who are super judgmental, proffesional critics, opinionated fools who believe they know everything about everyone and how they should do better but are really hypocrites who realistically cant do better.
@carltonkitheka1 There are alot of assumptions in your deductions.
Why are you assuming she was given nothing?
She is a business woman, a political aspirant, and their is suspicion that the orders for eviction she used were fradulent.
No one moves likes this if they dont have resources
@carltonkitheka1 I get the anger and bitterness, the lost years but two people have died. There is really no justification.
Both of the people who died were also loved by someone and were both quiet capable in their own fields of choice making their money.
@carltonkitheka1 She clearly has connections and muscle . This points to financial muscle. There is no talk of any formal education although I am not saying she wasnt learned.
The ex husband on the other hand is a renowned psychiatrist best in his field and clearly and probably the bread winner
@WilliamsRuto Mr. President, a billionaire crying about another billionaire's 'greed' while Kenyans starve under your watch is peak comedy. Fix the economy, not the headlines. Journalists aren't your errand boys
@Her_Nonymous_D Thanks for this. I shall be sure to prepare my daughter for this because the way her dad and his siblings move I can already tell that it could happen to her
My mom got pregnant with me when she was 16. The man she was dating (my biological father) left before I was born and relocated to another country.
Growing up, I knew his name, but that was about it. He never called, never sent birthday cards, and never tried to be part of my life.
When I was 23, I got a message request on Facebook from a woman claiming to be my aunt. She said she was my father’s sister and had been searching for me for years.
At first, I thought it was a scam, but she knew details about my mom and my birth that weren’t public.
We started talking regularly. She sent me old family photos, told me stories about relatives I’d never met, and apologized for how my father had abandoned us.
A few months later, she even arranged a video call with my father. He was emotional, said he regretted everything, and promised he wanted a relationship.
For nearly a year, we stayed in touch. He’d message me every week, ask about work, and tell me………
Ile ukora iko Kenya, I'm sure there is a Dr. Karani somewhere with a poultry farm. Nways if you come accross Karani Hill Crest Ranch, don't start dreaming of going there, it's a scam.
@njugunamirugi@ayielar@JeffKIQS@MkenyaMzi@uber_kenya We expect that prices will go up and we imagine that uber shall make the expected changes, which it actually has.
So please stop with the taking advantage. Just leave the app
@njugunamirugi@ayielar@JeffKIQS@MkenyaMzi@uber_kenya Hmmmm... customers dont negotiate. Uber sets the price. When you install the app you agree to the terms, so what uber sets as price customer pays. Simple. If i dont like the price i dont negotiate with the driver, i just find affordable means as per my pocket.
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@njugunamirugi@ayielar@JeffKIQS@MkenyaMzi@uber_kenya The same way i am not bound or forced to use uber is the same way a driver is not bound or forced to continue dealing with uber.
Fuel went up it affected all of us not just a section of us. Our income remains the same.
@jumboTems@SafaricomPLC@Safaricom_Care I have said it and i continue saying it. Leave us alone with mpesa app. Mwenye aliwatuma na hiyo one app atumie mwenyewe.
Ama
Mutumie na yeye.
Ala!!! Mumetuzoea sana nyinyi safaricom...
@AIRTEL_KE when will you humble this foolish telco.
They think they own us
Nkt!!!
@jaju40@SafaricomPLC Na @jaju40 we are all struggling. Just uninstall amd use the safaricom app.
Instead of even fixing what we are complaining about they are instead forcing it down our throats. Why? Toa hiyo kitu kwa simu yako .... must be a reason its set up thay way.