I don’t understand why Chuka prince is so mad after ameulizwa about trading😂😂😂amejam sana juu anajua whatever he’s doing ni scam😅😅hadi anaambia huyu msee mwenye ako on the left aty huwa haongei na watu wanadinya wamama so I wonder trading na kudinya wamama wapi na wapi😅😅
FUNMAXXING
You never learned how to live. Nothing is serious. Talk to people. You can do anything. Tomorrow doesn’t exist. Don’t overthink. Just do it. Create things because why not. Seek novelty. Pursue eternal joy. Play for fun. Give yourself more credit. Be an example of what life can look like.
If you understood the absurdity of everything, your worries would fade, and you would come closer to achieving peace.
Balance is key.
You must learn how to make progress while still making time for fun.
Governor Irungu Kang’ata: I have seen how the politics is going on, and I think I am now convinced it will not end well for the UDA party, at least in my region. When I became a governor, my political strategy was to be quiet, to concentrate on my mandate. It reaches a stage when the president is in Murang’a, you are put into a corner where you have to say something, you are being nudged to make a choice to announce your statement, and if you don’t, people start saying you are not a good person #CitizenSundayLive
A Gulf War veteran stole $17 MILLION from the vault he supervised. The friends he trusted to hold it hired someone to kill him instead.
> David Ghantt was a vault supervisor at Loomis Fargo moving MILLIONS every day for $8.15 an hour.
> He was working 75 to 80 hours a week, drowning in debt, and surrounded by more cash than he would ever see in a lifetime.
> On the evening of October 4, 1997 he sent his trainee home early, walked into the vault and spent over an hour loading $17.3 MILLION into a company van.
> He forgot to disable a third security camera. It recorded everything.
> The money weighed 2,800 pounds. They had to leave $3.3 MILLION behind because they couldn't physically lift it into the van.
> He kept $50,000 for himself, the maximum you could legally carry across the border and disappeared to Mexico to wait for his cut.
> His partner, a former FBI informant, had agreed to lay low for a year or two.
> Within 24 days Chambers moved from a double wide trailer into a $635,000 mansion in a gated country club.
> They paid cash for a BMW Z3, a Harley Davidson, a $43,000 diamond ring, a velvet Elvis portrait and a $600 wooden Indian statue.
> They filled the wine cellar with Pabst Blue Ribbon.
> Michelle Chambers once walked into a bank and asked the teller how much she could deposit without triggering paperwork.
> The cash still had Loomis Fargo bands on it. She told the teller not to worry because it wasn't drug money.
> They ruined $20,000 worth of cigars by forgetting to put water in the humidor.
> A suspicious neighbor in the country club called the FBI.
> In Mexico, Ghantt was eating lobster on the beach waiting for his girlfriend to join him. She never came.
> Chambers had hired two hitmen to fly to Mexico and kill him instead.
> The FBI intercepted the plot, got to Ghantt first and arrested him on March 1, 1998.
> When they raided the mansion they found $720,000 in cash sitting in a desk.
> 24 people were convicted. $2 MILLION was never recovered.
> Hollywood made a comedy film about it in 2016. Ghantt consulted on the movie.
He stole $17 MILLION and gave it to someone who immediately tried to have him killed with it.
The problem with Kenyans is that they overly trust Doctors and hospitals
Especially those that have insurance covers treat hospitals like it's heaven
Hospitals in most cases are experimenting with your bodies
When they see an insurance cover, they even start treating imaginable problems.
Don't rush to hospital for everything
Shocking footage captures a tr@gic accident in Madhya Pradesh: Three young boys on a motorcycle, none wearing helmets, with one waving country-made gun. Just seconds later, they slammed into a stationary truck parked roadside - kiIIing all three instantly