Mukwana pia anatuona kama matako yake. Last year in his statement, he said he left Central at 10pm and received calls from his colleagues regarding Ojwang's killing the following. Then yesterday we saw him at 1:16am walking like a penguin in that corridor of death.
Today, I met such an impressive dude. His story reads like a movie. Lost his job 2 years ago at 38, started selling some merchandise. Came up with a plan, to make 1M a year, divided it across 365 days, came to about 3K a day in savings, and with that went to war.
Dude says he'd worked over 15 years without ever touching a million. Told me, "Soon as I see the sun, I know I will be making some money. Even if just 1K."
Says by the time he got to the middle of the year and saw over 500K in his account, he increased the savings portions. Ended up with about 1.2M. Said, "Personally, I do not believe in there ever being too late for a man. Some people are willing to learn and relearn, and others aren't, and that's the difference".
He's going to be a very rich man.
My cousin married a girl from serious money.
At the wedding, her father gifted them an 8-bedroom house in THOME estate. In love, allegedly.
Three years in and his wife discovered her favourite weapon.
Every argument ends the same way: “Leave my father’s house.”
Because technically, that’s what it is.
The old man never handed over the title.
My cousin has been a tenant in his own marriage.
Three weeks ago, another argument.
She opened the door herself and told him to leave that night.
He packed one small bag. Said nothing. Walked out at 2am.
No calls. No drama. No coming back to “talk.” Three weeks of silence.
Yesterday she texted him: “When are you coming back home?”
A few minutes ago I took his phone and replied for him to her: “When I have my own house. For now, let me be.”
A man can sleep on a mattress on the floor of a bedsitter and sleep like a king.
But he cannot sleep peacefully in an 8-bedroom house where the door is opened for him every time there’s a disagreement.
it is an unwritten rule of life that after every prolonged period of hardship and uncertainty, there is going to be a period when you are going to achieve quantum leaps across multiple areas of your life. the only requirement is that you do not give up on yourself.
Kenya hosts millions of them from South Sudan, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Somalia, Rwanda, Burundi and even Nigeria yet we don't go about beating them on the streets.