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Corruption is be the only reason Brazil ended up with players of such caliber. Watching them play so poorly against Morocco in a tournament as important as the World Cup, you can't convince me that this is the best a country with such a rich history of producing world-class talent can offer. So sad!
Maraga is not my choice candidate
My grasp holds that his ambitions, albeit noble, remain inutile
But the jury is synonymous on one thing. He is an honourable Man!
And his defence, from Donor Activists, is the nucleus of this post
Shakila you are a young, brave and politically curious lady. I salute that
In the course of interacting with politicians, you might fall for their charm
Shiet, been there. Point is, if your walls get irrigated with consent,
It is not SEXUAL ASSAULT. If there is no police report or legal redress, you are no effing victim
If you shagged Augustino Neto, and fell out with your Team over donor loot,
Stop dragging the persona of Elder Maraga into your rendevous
Face the person who penetrated you fair and square and cudgel the shit outa him ukiamia kupeana Tea
It is not defamation if he diddled you. I cannot sue Mbadi, neither can he sue me!
Mkishapigana kuni while hiding behind Gen Z activism and Rebuilding Kenya
Mnataka ku scandalize a decent senior citizen and church Elder?
Hata flowers akipelekea Wamama during Femicide protest, inageuka kejeli?
As for you Neto, tame your cock, skinny bastard!
Do not bring disrepute to Maraga!
I have only seen one church in
Germany, and I had to look for it. However, I saw many schools, hospitals, good roads and railway lines, industries and farms but no Land Cruisers. In Kenya, religious and political fraudsters prefer that all good things be experienced in the hereafter or in Singapore, and not now, as they cruise in Land Cruisers.
"Our lives are a battlefield on which is fought a continuous war between the forces that are pledged to confirm our humanity and those determined to dismantle it; those who strive to build a protective wall around it, and those who wish to pull it down; those who seek to mold it, and those committed to breaking it up; those whose aim is to open our eyes, to make us see the light and look to tomorrow; and those who wish to lull us into closing our eyes." ~the Devil on the Cross.
Ngugi wa Thiong'o was a consistent voice in reminding us of our humanity. He was a one of a kind literarist who used his art as a protective wall for the ideals of being human. Through his work, he shaped and moulded a society of value and virtue. The writing maestro was truly a shining light among us that gave all his life to pointing us towards who we ought to be, and how we ought to live. In the battlefield of life, Ngugi wa Thiong'o was a five-star General in the army for justice.
Kenya mourns a true patriot. A resounding voice of reason whose wisdom will live on among us, guiding us through life's toughest realities. He may have left us, but his legacy has no bounds. May the ultimate legend of Kenyan literature rest in peace. Sincere condolences to his family, friends, and all we who knew and appreciated him and his work.