Margaret Nyakango and Nancy Gathungu are two heroines that have never been appreciated. The duo have done an incredibly good job in exposing those corrupt imbeciles despite threats and intimidations!
#RutoMustGo
CAN LINUS KAIKAI, JOE AGEYO OR ERIC LATIFF ASK HIM WHERE PEOPLE LIKE OSCAR SUDI GET 20 MILLION TO "DONATE" IN CHURCH? WHERE KIPCHUMBA MURKOMEN GETS 10 MILLION SHILLINGS TO BUY A WRIST WATCH???
CAN THIS BE DONE NOW!!!
As a Paediatrician, Child Health Advocate and father I am devastated! I no longer have the strength and not sure I’ll be sharing any more on this app. @LawSocietyofKe@IPOA_KE
Pic 1: Location : Nakuru, 24 yrs. Pic 2: X-Ray of 5 year old, Kahawa Wendani
anthony davis is a 4x all-nba defensive team selection and a 3x league leader in blocks and jamal murray looked at him guarding him one on one with the game on the line and was like “you are so fucking dead bro” 😭😭😭😭😭 what an absolute menace
I assume people have a lot of questions on how she survived living in a tree for so long. Here are the key elements:
* Living Platform: Julia lived on a small platform that was about 6 feet by 6 feet. This platform served as her living space, and it was secured to the tree high above the ground. It was rudimentary, but it was her home for more than two years.
* Basic Shelter: She had a tarp that protected her and her supplies from the rain and the elements. Given the height and exposure, weather conditions could be harsh, with strong winds, rain, and cold temperatures, especially during the winter months.
* Supplies and Sustenance: Food and water were supplied by a ground support team who used a system of ropes to haul these essentials up to her. Her diet was primarily organic and vegetarian, consisting of foods that were non-perishable and easy to transport up the tree.
* Waste Management: For waste management, Julia used a composting toilet system. This system was also hoisted up into the tree and required careful and sanitary handling to maintain hygiene and prevent any harm to the environment.
* Communication: She used a cell phone powered by solar panels to communicate with her support team and the media. This communication was crucial for coordinating supplies, raising awareness, and ensuring her safety.
* Personal Hygiene: Julia managed her hygiene with sponge baths, using minimal water and biodegradable soap. She had to be resourceful in maintaining personal cleanliness in such a confined and exposed living situation.