Good afternoon @ICEALION kindly process my claim (KDV 187J) of Ksh 7,800,000. I’m tired of the everyday lies from Magdalene Nekesa of the claims department.
System Ya Facts: Kalenjin County has benefited more from Kikuyu presidents than from our own (Moi and Ruto combined). President Mwai Kibaki did more road projects in Kalenjin land than today’s government:
1. 53km Kipsigak–Serem–Shamakhokho Road (2004–2006 by China Wu Yi), Chebarbar–Lessos–Napkoi (2003–2004 by Issaco from Israel).
2. Himaki–Nandi Hills Road (2004–2005) – 21km.
3. Chepterit–Baraton–Kimondi Road – 17km.
4. Eldoret–Kapsabet–Nandi Hills–Awasi re-carpeting, and Kapsabet–Chavakali re-carpeting.
5. Mosoriot–Kabiyet–Kaiboi–Kurgung Road – 35km.
6. The only tarmac road in Aldai was built by Emilio Stanley Mwai Kibaki.
7. President Uhuru Kenyatta built the Rivatex–Kipkaren Salient–Kapkatembu Road (35km).
8. The Eldoret Bypass was also built by President Uhuru Kenyatta. The best maize prices in North Rift were during the reigns of Presidents Uhuru and Mwai Kibaki.
9. President Kibaki also raised tea bonuses during his term from KSh 3 per kilo to KSh 37 per kilo. Uhuru pushed it further to KSh 44 per kilo. During that time, Kalenjins never voted for Kibaki. Today, instead of our son pushing it even further, tea prices have dropped to KSh 18 per kilo.
In four years, William Ruto has built only 7km of the Salient–Kaiboi Road... and it is not even complete! While other regions are benefiting from the national cake, our people, especially in South Rift have been left with the mandate of joining the president in prayer services, shouting Tutam, and clapping for the good work he is doing in other areas.
Now he has come back home begging for mercy, promising that our share of development will come in his second term. Atukome kabisa!!!
Moya David became famous for his fun dance surprises that made many people happy.
He organized flash mobs for birthdays, proposals and special events and many Kenyans loved his videos.
As time went on, his videos became fewer and new entertainers took over the spotlight. People slowly stopped seeing him online as much as before.
Today, not many people know where he is or what he is doing. His story shows how fast fame can come and go on social media.