Tuesday, 15 October 2019

RUTO’s ally, SUDI, now attacks ATWOLI for snatching wives from young men and leaving them desperate-He will regret marrying MARY KILOBI

Monday October 14, 2019-Kapseret MP Oscar Sudi took issue with COTU Secretary-General Francis Atwoli going for younger women to marry.

In a scathing attack during the wedding of his friend Andrew Kibet Komen, Sudi stated that Atwoli's trend of luring younger women was not good for men looking for spouses.

"Atwoli should stop the nonsense of taking away wives of young men, I tell him so if I respect him so much as my grandfather. That's a very bad habit for an old man of experience like his," he stated.

He alleged that the trade union leader drew in the women using the money he acquired illegally from state corporations.
"Atwoli is the epitome of incompetence, promiscuity and corruption. As a director he's been at the helm of NHIF, NSSF, National Bank for decades; all public institutions riddled with monumental theft, loss of public money and corruption.

"Many young people including MPs have lost spouses young enough to be grandchildren to Atwoli's promiscuity oiled by stolen money from poor unsuspecting workers," Sudi reiterated.

He was referring to the marriage of Atwoli to KTN news anchor Mary Kilobi in which he stated that he was getting old and needed someone that would take care of him hence his marriage.

"I also want someone that can travel with me. Since I'm getting old, I need medicine and someone who can tell me when I have due meetings.

"As you know, the mother of my children my rural home. If I decide that I want to start traveling around with her, I'll find no home. Therefore, I must have someone who manages me and another to take care of my home," he stated.

Wednesday, 4 June 2014

Tuesday, 3 June 2014

Look what UHURUTO did to MARGARET KENYATTA at Nyayo Stadium - Unbelievable!

President Uhuru Kenyatta and his Deputy , William
Ruto, on Sunday ‘bullied’ the First Lady ,
Margaret Kenyatta, and reduced her to a
mere messenger.
The President and his Deputy , who are so
used to one another that they often
engage in a game of ‘small boy s’, holding
hands and laughing uncontrollably right
before members of the public and in official functions, involved Margaret in
their games during Madaraka Day celebrations at Nyayo Stadium.

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The two exchanged notes from time to time with Uhuru’s wife as their
messenger and conduit since she was seated right between them.
Their game went on for a while and whatever it is they were sharing was funny
because the two were seen giggling and laughing silly as the event went on.
The First Lady was forced to laugh as well to maintain the mood at the high
table although she was not aware of whatever Uhuru and Ruto were
exchanging in their secret notes.
Uhuru and Ruto have been criticized for being too friendly considering the
offices they hold.

Wednesday, 28 May 2014

Tourism players fault Uhuru's move to boost sector

Tourism players in Mombasa have questioned President Uhuru Kenyatta's directives to boost the sector, terming it unrealistic.
Speaking during a stakeholders meeting at Nyali Beach Hotel, Kenya Association for Hotel-keepers and Caterers (KAHC) chief executive officer Mike Macharia said Government needed to have a flexible tourism policy.

Monday, 26 May 2014

FACT ABOUT SEX, DO U BELIEVE?



During sex, what bring about excitement to the man is the ability of the vagina to hold the penis tight and give it that sensation at the tip. There are thousands of unseen balls in the vagina that gives it this ability of tightness. These balls continue to burst each time a girl engages herself in sexual intercourse and the more the balls burst, the less elastic the vagina becomes rendering it not being able to hold the penis tightly during sex. 

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A girl who changes guys like the way she changes her pads stands the risk loosing more balls in Her vagina. Such girls always have their vagina so loose to the extend that, guys with smaller penis are not able to satisfy them and their partners don't also enjoy them during sex making them to now play ''away matches''. Have u ever asked yourself why most guys are fond of cheating on their partners? The truth is that they don't always get the kind of excitement they need from their partners. A girl who tries to abstain is likely to maintain her vagina in good shape for a long time and is also likely to keep her man to herself without cheating setting in.

Shock as mourners carries own plate,spoon to funeral


Mourner carries own cutlery  Residents of Moulem Estate in Kisumu were recently left in stitches when  a woman who had come for a funeral unashamedly whipped out of her  handbag a plate, cup and a spoon after the said cutlery ran out during  meal time.   As it is the custom in Nyanza, meals must be served at funerals, as a  way of celebrating the departed soul. Thus, this particular one was not  any different. A relatively well known man had passed on. And this  called for an elaborate and dignified sendoff that saw locals throng his  homestead a couple of days before his burial.   As usual, meals had been prepared in plenty. Locals witnessed quite a  number of strange behaviors. First, there were those who, probably from  distant places, arrived and immediately they were done wailing, wiped  their tears and headed straight to the tent where food was being served.  In one particular incident, a mourner made a grand entrance; she  uncontrollably wailed, rolled on the ground, dirtying herself as she  eulogised the departed man.  She praised him, expressing her grief and how the locality will miss his  kindness and generosity. Soon after wards, she dusted herself and made a  bee line for the improvised kitchen under a tent, where meals were  being served. Minutes late, she emerged with a mountain of nyoyo  (mixture of beans and maize), and a cup of tea.  Mourners salivate  On the final day, the bereaved had hired services of an out service  catering company. They had prepared sumptuous nyoyo, tea and ugali seved  with beef for special visitors, whose aroma made most of the mourners  salivate, completely ignoring the eulogies read.

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What shocked the  residents was the gusto with which one particular whipped out a plate  and other cutlery, when she was told all the plates available had run  out. “Apenjou jowadwa, tinde ji Biro e liel nyaka gi plate, e liel yawa?  (Let me ask you brethren, nowadays people come to funerals with  plates?” wondered a shocked mourner.  “The world could be coming to an end my friends, if people can carry  such things to a funeral. It seems some people only come to funerals to  eat?” asked another mourner.  “Osiepna, thurwa kae, jii nyaka chiem ee liel. mang’a duong kothoo,nyaka  gweno, dhiang’ gi diek nyaka yang’ mar jomaobiro ee liel. (My friend,  around here, people believe in eating in funeral).  And when a ‘big’ person dies, you would always hear of plans to  slaughter bulls, chickens, goats and sheep in order to sustain the  expected big number of mourners that would grace the burial.)” answered  the other mourner.  He added: “The bigger the name the bigger the budget of food. So much is  the emphasis that is put on food that in some instances, we have a  committee that ensures food is in plenty, even if it means doing a  fundraiser, otherwise people will forever gossip the bereaved, claiming  he/she starved them!”

Drama as drunkards turn court into theatre of the absurd.

Drunkards are an  interesting lot. They are at times funnier than your average Kenyan  comedian, if the theatrics a bunch of them brought to a Nyeri court a  week ago is anything to go by.   A group of 85 men had been arraigned in court and charged with being  drunk and disorderly. That some of them were still in a drunken stupor  made the courtroom literally turn into a theatre of the absurd.
 Interestingly, a mtungi  (pot) full of a frothy brew, which was still fermenting and from which  some of the suspects never moved their eyes, was produced in court as  exhibit.  Drama began when the court clerk started explaining to them why they had  been arraigned in court. “Mlipatikana mkipiga kelele na kutembea kwa  mwendo wa kuyumbayumba (You were caught drunk and disorderly),” he told  them.  In unison, the drunkards pleaded guilty to the charges, and that was  when the comedy began. Each one of them was given an opportunity to  explain why they were “disturbing peace” and why they should not be  charged.  First on the line was a particularly witty individual who asked the  court to free him because his youngest daughter was pregnant.  He told the magistrate that he is the sole breadwinner of his family  including the foetus in his 17-year-old daughter’s womb. “Huyo musichana  alikuwa ametoroka, lakini kurudi alikuja na mimba (My daughter had run  away from home, only to return with a pregnancy,” said the man, arousing  a merry round of laughter in the packed courtroom. 

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Last sip 
The next drunk told the court he was in the process of quitting alcohol  and, in fact, he was on his last day when the police ambushed the den  and arrested him on his last sip.  He said he had resolved to quit alcohol after he recently witnessed,  ‘booze warriors’ succumb to illicit liquor in different parts of the  country. “For the 10 years I have been drinking, I have never been  arrested by police. This was in fact bad luck to me because I was in the  process of quitting alcohol when they came. They just caught me on my  last sip,” he repeated.  And before the tickled courtroom could recover from outbursts and  ramblings, one of his partners in crime, perhaps not to be outdone, took  the comedy a notch higher. In his defence, he told the magistrate he  never takes alcohol but had turned to it after the scotching sun on that  day “burned” his head, disorganising his thinking, moving and seeing  faculties.  “The sun had burned my head, thus I couldn’t do things properly. That is  why I turned to alcohol, but I swear here today, I will never drink  again,” he pleaded.But the showstopper was an elderly man who tickled those in attendance.  After pleading guilty to the charges, told the magistrate that even  before slapping him with any amount of bail, he should be released to go and look for more money to bail himself out because all he had in his pocket was Sh100! "Nii ndiro na igana rimwe. Ona kaba mwambe mundekererie ndie ngethe icio ingi (All I have is Sh100. If you can, please free me so that I can go get you the rest if the fine exceeds that)” he begged, rather emotionally. Interestingly, the magistrate heard his plea, and only fined him Sh100!