KENYA is very lucky to have a philanthropic president who is voluntarily building a magnificent church in State House using his pocket money, KSH 1.2B (USD 9.2 million).
Just imagine that!
If we are not keen, he will retire a poor man.
God bless him.
KENYA is very lucky to have a philanthropic president who is voluntarily building a magnificent church in State House using his pocket money, KSH 1.2B (USD 9.2 million).
Just imagine that!
If we are not keen, he will retire a poor man.
God bless him.
This is a historical Kikuyu granary, a vital part of their food preservation system. It was built to keep dried cereals, particularly corn, safe for future use, with its raised platform acting as a barrier against rodent infestation.
#epra#princeindah#piloting
@BiancaNaom1 Please stop misinterpreting Rigathi's words...am a Kikuyu and I closely followed his words and at no point he mentioned that. You government bloggers are desperately looking for ways to make Kikuyu to be hated by other tribes but this time round all Kenyans are woke!
For me it is a good retirement plan. Imagine someone his age just seated in his house taking beer, he will die very fast. The moving, talking and getting busy here and there has kept him in shape.