The real story behind these two daughters of Agrippina who have been trending for throwing their hands in the air like they don't care at their father's funeral is that their mother abandoned their father when he was sick. The old, sick man was taken in by his first family and relatives. Both ladies are from the second wife, and it's said Mwendazake abandoned the first wife for over 28 years.
He only came back after being kicked out by the second wife. After the mother of these two Mikoras finished eating his money eat kisumoo, she abandoned him, especially now that he was becoming a burden with sickness and couldn't take care of himself.
The mother of these two pikiins dumped him at the goat wife's hacienda and disappeared, citing that hawezi panguza mtu mzima mavi. Unfortunately, the mzee kicked the famous bucket, and the first family and extended relatives got busy planning the final send-off.
Despite Mwendazake disappearing for over 28 years, the first family decided to take him back and took care of him for over 3 years. Mzee was an employee of KPLC, and the second wife had already taken over Mzee's pension. They never visited him until his demise.
On the big day when Mzee was to be escorted to Paradiso State lodge located along Sayuni Lane, these two daughters of Agrippina and their mother appeared donning black dresses, gogos, and speaking English of the nose as they pointed at chicken sufurias, ordering caterers to serve them imondoi, steak, and other nice chicken pieces.
When the daughters of Agrippina were given a chance to eulogize their father, they went on an insult spree, throwing insults at their uncles, aunties, and villagers. What these Mikoras don't know is that your immediate family may forget this and move on, but your relatives, villagers, and society will never forget your words.
Silence is power. But just from the look of things, you can tell the lady ni mauru... she looks like those women who can serve you Pishori a good one when you leave your drink unattended in a club. May Yehova Wanyonyi remember his poor pipoos in that thing called Mareej. Kama kawa sisi walala hoii hatuna maoni, Letu Jicho tu.๐
Got a small business deal yesterday after too long. Itโs not much compared to what Iโd want but I won't be sleeping hungry. Celebrating small wins always