obaaderemi:
He seemed so shy,inferior and timid in the picture.Why is he hiding behind the others?

I nor just know o.
Maybe let's ask him
@mtis, why were u hiding at the back in red in this picture?

CocoMilian:



Oh hell no...shit...i wouldn't even put u two In the same sentence....nigga no offence aside from not being my type u fugly as hell. I just wish u knew who u were dealing with behind this forum and stop forcing that thought "I am handsome " on yourself....in no way does it justify those pics you sent. Period! I'm done dealing with u.

It is easier being said.
No wonder the adage goes, ''if wishes were horses, beggars would ride on them''.

You and your child look so cool in this picture by the way.

obaaderemi:
Maybe you should first explain to us why the rest of kenya hate Kikuyus.And why did Jomo Kenyatta say this:"We,the kikuyus have the milk in the morning while the others have theirs in the afternoon"?Is it true when you give kenyans money to invest,the kikuyus always returned better profits because they are smarter than other kenyans?Do kikuyus truly dominate kenya?Why do kenyans hate kikuyus but worship Indian kenyans who also dominate them?Thank you.

This is the best question of this year!

Kenyattas come and answer!

Hbuyosh:


The vast majority of Ugandans view Idi Amin with a lot of revulsion. He killed hundreds of thousands of people, detained or forced millions into exile and ruined the economy of Uganda.

Anyway, where in Africa isnt nepotism practiced? Such is the nature of the African politics.
Nepotism happens in Kenya, but it isnt as extreme as the case in say Uganda or Angola where the president can even appoint his wife and children to a very important positions in govt, even groom their children as heir apparent and operate the country as though it is a family business. It is not like that in Kenya, not very likely due to the certaim provisions in our comstitution. The govt appointee MUST be vetted by the senate, and the nomineee for the position has to earn tje approval from both the opposition and govt senators.


So, the president can only appoint his political buddies, but family members........nope.

Tales by moonlight.

I see no difference btw Kenya and Angola in regards to dictation and corruption.
Just like Angola, in Kenya, the richest black families and people are politicians.
Some political families have turned Kenya to their private estates.

Isahalbash:






Ur immaturity has exceeded its elastic limit. U like abusing people, but when dsame is done to u, u becum angry nd report sum1
Wen u said " animals in Kenya live beta Dan humans" am not surprised, because d ' Animals' in Kenya live in Nairobi while d ' humans' in Kenya live in d forest and zoo. You are used to interacting with animals daz why you r easily offended nd don't have a sense of humour.

I abuse the abuser. And honestly iv only gone amateur on em. They are too dumb,including you to deal with. The rest is your problem to deal with.
And lastly im still yet to come a cross a nigerian with humor
Oya dont mention my name here again.

NairobiWalker:


This Isahalbash retard doesn't deserve your attention sister.

Yes thank you what will they be without mentioning cocomilian

But hao watu Ni mafala Sana I swear too much that hata mm najidoubt mbona Na tolerate utoto Yao

Hbuyosh:


The vast majority of Ugandans view Idi Amin with a lot of revulsion. He killed hundreds of thousands of people, detained or forced millions into exile and ruined the economy of Uganda.

Anyway, where in Africa isnt nepotism practiced? Such is the nature of the African politics.
Nepotism happens in Kenya, but it isnt as extreme as the case in say Uganda or Angola where the president can even appoint his wife and children to a very important positions in govt, even groom their children as heir apparent and operate the country as though it is a family business. It is not like that in Kenya, not very likely due to the certaim provisions in our comstitution. The govt appointee MUST be vetted by the senate, and the nomineee for the position has to earn tje approval from both the opposition and govt senators.


So, the president can only appoint his political buddies, but family members........nope.

i read much about idi amin brutality. and that was what suprise me when i saw some group of uganda taking him as hero.

the current president of kenya is a son to the first president jomo kenyatta how was that political role play during the time of election？.. something related to it happens in togo. it almost became bloody.

iamord:
exactly my point. but the reality is not the case. go to see borderline and see the amount of truck's waiting for clearance enter the country. so many unessary verification under the guise of chopping money. the reality of a free movement only exist on paper. but I must laud addo in taking a bold step in making that change. he went to go and told them to keep the aflao border open 247.. I mean. how will our borders be shut at a particular time. which serious trading nation does that. we are the enemies of our selves

i agree with you. Addo/bawumia style of leadership is very interesting， i wish they will be able to deliver up to expectation.

Nowenuse:


Tales by moonlight.

I see no difference btw Kenya and Angola in regards to dictation and corruption.
Just like Angola, in Kenya, the richest black families and people are politicians.
Some political families have turned Kenya to their private estates.

That's the truth and I think that's how Jomo Kenyatta became the owner of Brookside,the largest milk company in kenya.His son,uhuru Kenyatta tried to make the company a multinational by entering the Tanzanian market.The company was thrown out by the tanzanian president.The kenyans rejoiced at brookside's loss.You know, it is a kikuyu company.

Nigeria.
Country with the most beautiful culture and people in Africa.

Nowenuse:


Tales by moonlight.

I see no difference btw Kenya and Angola in regards to dictation and corruption.
Just like Angola, in Kenya, the richest black families and people are politicians.
Some political families have turned Kenya to their private estates.

Kenya is thoroughly democratic, u cannot compare the levels of political freedom in Kenya with Angola, where even picketing is outlawed, often met with ruthless for. I can call my president a thief and an idiot,and nothing would become of it. Can Angolans do that without consequences?

Kenya is as corrupt and democratic as Nigeria or eeven SA.
May I also tell u that the majority of the millionares in Kenya were not politicians or politically connected in any way.

.....

Hbuyosh:


Kenya is thoroughly democratic, u cannot compare the levels of political freedom in Kenya with Angola, where even picketing is outlawed, often met with ruthless for. I can call my president a thief and an idiot,and nothing would become of it. Can Angolans do that without consequences?

Kenya is as corrupt and democratic as Nigeria or eeven SA.
May I also tell u that the majority of the millionares in Kenya were not politicians or politically connected in any way.

when it comes to freedom of speech， i think it should be check and balance. ghana is getting out of hand， the former president name was used to call bus conductor. insulting the president one on one on social platform or radio station. I do not fully agree with total freedom of speech.

Nowenuse:
Nigeria.
Country with the most beautiful culture and people in Africa.

dude, you are still obsessed with bleachers. don't you think you need help?

darfay:


exactly Ghana should leave cos Nigeria's domination is too much imagine how can we have 70% of the seat in ecowas parliament
but there were/are plans for a single currency but some requirements had to be met of which Nigeria is the closest to meeting even Ghana,liberia $ Sierra Leone were below bar

dude it's not our fault ,we are just that powerful

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CocoMilian:

Yes thank you what will they be without mentioning cocomilian

But hao watu Ni mafala Sana I swear too much that hata mm najidoubt mbona Na tolerate utoto Yao

I imagine u to be very skinny and ugly. no offence but d way u talk reveals a lot abt u physically

Hbuyosh:
Just a kind request. Never ever put Idi Amin in the same statement with such respected East African statesmen like Nyerere amd Kenyatta. He has his peers in people like Hitler.

Nyerere built one of the most peaceful and cohesive societies in Africa that is Tanzania, but his policy of Ujamaa, a brand of socialism he formulated and experimented with in Tanzania flopped badly. Tanzania instead of progressing, failed economically. The effect of his brand of socialism was catastrophic, some estimates claim that upto 90% of the population of Tanzania was living in abject poverty. He ackmowledged his mistake and opted to abdicate his position as president in 1985, the first ever African head of state to do so. He is still highly revered almoost like a god in Tanzania

Kenyatta's Kenya on the other hand was progressing quite well economically, he believed strongly in capitalism, having witnessed for himself the effects of both the communist and capitalist systems in his long stay in both Russia and Britain in the 20s and 30s. He borrowed much of his economic policies from Britain and America, Kenya in the late 60s and 70s was the fastest growing economy amongst the newly independent black states, with the economy growing at betwn 6% and 20%. In 1975 for example, yhe Kenyan economy grew at a record 22%.
However his regime was marked with widespread corruption, tribalism, greed, repression and heis accused of having grabbed huge chunks of the most feryile lands in different parts of the country- almost 500,000 acres, whilst millions of Kenyans had no land to till, forcing them to move into cities and many ended up in slums, such as Kibera.

SIGHHH! Mwenzangu, you disappoint me! IdI Amin never did a fraction of those crimes. Believe you me when I say it was a long running multi generational Tutsi plan to grab power. Same thing with Obote. He repeateddy offered to return and give evidence on WHO EXACTLY KILLED THOUSANDS OF BAGANDAS WHEN HIS TROOPS WEREN'T EVEN IN LUWEERO. Also, do you have proof of the Kenyattas 500 k acres? I've seen that figure bandied about. Yes,they have extensive land holdings but are really that figure??
Be careful with the seductive power of false narratives!! They're easy to believe and impossible to disprove. Did you watch the Ouko murder special investigation on Citizen tv? Finally, after years of abuse it was proved Troon of Scotland yard was full of b.s. and neither MoI nor Biwott had anything to do with Oukos killing!

kikuyu1:


SIGHHH! Mwenzangu, you disappoint me! IdI Amin never did a fraction of those crimes. Believe you me when I say it was a long running multi generational Tutsi plan to grab power. Same thing with Obote. He repeateddy offered to return and give evidence on WHO EXACTLY KILLED THOUSANDS OF BAGANDAS WHEN HIS TROOPS WEREN'T EVEN IN LUWEERO. Also, do you have proof of the Kenyattas took acres? I've seen that figure bandied about. Yes,they have extensive land holdings but are really that figure??
Be careful with the seductive power of false narratives!! They're easy to believe and impossible to disprove. Did you watch the Ouko murder special investigation on Citizen tv? Finally, after years of abuse it was proved Troon of Scotland yard was full of b.s. and neither MoI nor Biwott had anything to do with Oukos killing!

Ouko of Nakuru?

kikuyu1:


SIGHHH! Mwenzangu, you disappoint me! IdI Amin never did a fraction of those crimes. Believe you me when I say it was a long running multi generational Tutsi plan to grab power. Same thing with Obote. He repeateddy offered to return and give evidence on WHO EXACTLY KILLED THOUSANDS OF BAGANDAS WHEN HIS TROOPS WEREN'T EVEN IN LUWEERO. Also, do you have proof of the Kenyattas took acres? I've seen that figure bandied about. Yes,they have extensive land holdings but are really that figure??
Be careful with the seductive power of false narratives!! They're easy to believe and impossible to disprove. Did you watch the Ouko murder special investigation on Citizen tv? Finally, after years of abuse it was proved Troon of Scotland yard was full of b.s. and neither MoI nor Biwott had anything to do with Oukos killing!

whao so you mean idi amin was innocent of the crime levy against him. Interesting .try to educate us more. We have a diffrent picture of idi amin here.

uzzyfire:
I imagine u to be very skinny and ugly. no offence but d way u talk reveals a lot abt u physically

ok

Waist-26
Hips-48½
Ass so fat and thick

The rest is for your imagination when yo *****

Thank you

Nowenuse:


So, what is your business with that?

Are other tribes in Kenya not also weary and resentful of Kikuyu and Kalenjin domination? Are Luos not also feeling discriminated in Kenya?
Are Kenyan somalis not marginalized? Were the coastal swahili kenyans not also clamouring for seccession?


Many Igbos have been here contributing e.g Arinzeejikonye, Maduawuchukwu, Uzzyfire e.t.c. What did they tell u ?

Igbos are considered a majority group and stake holders of the nation. They lead other Nigerians in some sectors of the nation.
What about those of us classified as minority groups by the constitution e.g myself and many others here?? Have we killed ourselves?

Lol. Everybody in Naija has his or her tales of marginalization. For the West it is the claim that the abrogation of regionals crippled them,for the Igbo it is that we have been denied infrastructure and political power, for the Niger-Delta it is the claim that they are denied their oil wealth etc. My only grouse with Nigeria is that we have ignored and some times violently suppressed such agitations which are part of a democratic system which has in turn caused so much conflict that has endangered Nigeria.If Nigeria can agree on some minimum national standards and hold on to it e.g no electing of sectional leaders like Buhari's case, human right for even the smallest of groups etc then Naija is good to go.
On the issue of Biafra I feel that if Nigeria can use superior argument rather than force on IPOB and Biafran agitators the issue might be resolved. Nigeria has not been too bad for the Igbo as people believe. In the 90's and 2000's the argument was that Igbo people could not be given sensitive positions in Nigeria as they were regarded as inferior citizens. Since then the Igbo have held the post of CBN governor, Finance minister, Army chief, Police chief, Petroleum minister with these post sometimes held all at once etc thereby weakening the claim of deliberate marginalisation. I feel that is the same way the claim of political marginalisation will be
defeated. Democracy and nation building is a long race and not a short sprint and Nigeria has had only about 18 years of it therefore there is not enough material to reach a final analysis.
The fear is that Nigeria might reverse this gains and go back to the practice of bigotry and tribalism as the election of Buhari the biggest African demagouge of the 21st century shows.

NairobiWalker:


This Isahalbash retard doesn't deserve your attention sister.

Go and hug high- tension wire bfore u get my attention. Oya, go back to Nairobi and continue ur walking, cos daz where wild animal like u belong.


I have already said it before; " wild animals live in Nairobi." One has been sighted walking on d streets of Nairobi... Ur moniker says it all.

Nowenuse:


I nor just know o.
Maybe let's ask him
@mtis, why were u hiding at the back in red in this picture?

are you like seriously a village boy or something...dude living close to BH (boko) made your mind crazy dude

Isahalbash:







Go and hug high- tension wire bfore u get my attention. Oya, go back to Nairobi and continue ur walking, cos daz where wild animal like u belong.


I have already said it before; " wild animals live in Nairobi." One has been sighted walking on d streets of Nairobi... Ur moniker says it all.

i though you folks call your country a zoo....

Nowenuse:
Nigeria.
Country with the most beautiful culture and people in Africa.

dude those photos might make ya feel good but gt say this most Kenyans have move from this culture of yours..just go hang out with ya king or queen like ya call them.. we dont give a butt.we are more westernized (no apologies please )

Nowenuse:


It is easier being said.
No wonder the adage goes, ''if wishes were horses, beggars would ride on them''.

You and your child look so cool in this picture by the way.

that Masai might be richer than your combined clan believe me little boy...an below is you awesome northerners ..Normal Fulani gals

vaxx:
whao so you mean idi amin was innocent of the crime levy against him. Interesting .try to educate us more. We have a diffrent picture of idi amin here.

COMPLETELY INNOCENT! ! He also wanted to return and clear his name but was personally threatened by Museveni,thought by all to be a hero. M7 and his Tutsis were at work. Am on my tab and will specify later but those killings were by a special Intel unit run by Tutsis. THOSE GUYS ARE RUTHLESS!!

So there are also groups in kenya clamoring for seccession. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mombasa_Republican_Council

So there are also groups in kenya clamoring for seccession. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mombasa_Republican_Council

kikuyu1:


COMPLETELY INNOCENT! ! He also wanted to return and clear his name but was personally threatened by Museveni,thought by all to be a hero. M7 and his Tutsis were at work. Am on my tab and will specify later but those killings were by a special Intel unit run by Tutsis. THOSE GUYS ARE RUTHLESS!!

interesting. So tutsi is not only limited to ruwanda？

kikuyu1:


COMPLETELY INNOCENT! ! He also wanted to return and clear his name but was personally threatened by Museveni,thought by all to be a hero. M7 and his Tutsis were at work. Am on my tab and will specify later but those killings were by a special Intel unit run by Tutsis. THOSE GUYS ARE RUTHLESS!!

Dude, you seem to know alot. As far as I know, Idi Amin was a monster. Just not on the same level as Hitler.