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Ama wasamehewe tu ni watoto na hawatarudia?🫴

Who remembers this story of a man who was sentenced to seven years in prison for stealing millions.

Two years into his sentence, he received a letter from his elderly father:

“My dear son,
You left me old and sick. It’s planting season, and I have no one to help me plow the field and sow the corn. I wish you were here. God willing, we will see each other again.”

The son replied:

“Dear Father,
Please do not dig up the field. That is where I buried all the money I stole. Wait until I am released.”

Since prison letters were monitored by the guards, the message immediately caught attention.

The very next morning, more than 200 prison officers arrived at the old man’s farm and dug up the entire field 🤣😂 searching for the hidden money. But after hours of digging, they found absolutely nothing.

A few days later, the son sent another letter to his father:

“Dear Dad,
I hope you appreciated the help I managed to give you from prison.
Now you can go ahead and plant your corn.” 🧑‍🦽🏃🏃🏃😂🤣🤪

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But CCTV in girls dormitory?

What are we even saying?

Happy Madaraka Day, fellow Kenyans.
Today, we celebrate the courage, sacrifice, and resilience of those who fought for our freedom and self-governance. As we honor their legacy, let us remain united in building a peaceful, just, and prosperous Kenya for future generations.
May God bless Kenya and all her people.
Happy Madaraka Day!

CCTV footage at Kahuhia Girls captures 'innocent' girl siphoning fuel from school generator midnight,,, school principal acted swiftly and closed the school!!

A͎ m͎a͎n͎ f͎o͎u͎n͎d͎ h͎i͎s͎ w͎i͎f͎e͎ w͎i͎t͎h͎ a͎n͎o͎t͎h͎e͎r͎ m͎a͎n͎ i͎n͎ h͎i͎s͎ b͎e͎d͎r͎o͎o͎m͎. I͎n͎s͎t͎e͎a͎d͎ o͎f͎ a͎t͎t͎a͎c͎k͎i͎n͎g͎ t͎h͎e͎ m͎a͎n͎ o͎r͎ r͎a͎i͎s͎i͎n͎g͎ a͎n͎ a͎l͎a͎r͎m͎, h͎e͎ j͎u͎s͎t͎ k͎e͎p͎t͎ q͎u͎i͎e͎t͎, w͎e͎n͎t͎ b͎a͎c͎k͎ t͎o͎ t͎h͎e͎ s͎i͎t͎t͎i͎n͎g͎ room and sat w͎a͎t͎c͎h͎i͎n͎g͎ s͎o͎m͎e͎ g͎o͎s͎p͎e͎l͎ v͎i͎d͎e͎o͎s͎.

T͎h͎e͎ w͎i͎f͎e͎ a͎n͎d͎ t͎h͎e͎ m͎a͎n͎ w͎e͎r͎e͎ i͎n͎ p͎a͎n͎i͎c͎.

T͎h͎e͎ m͎a͎n͎ d͎r͎e͎s͎s͎e͎d͎ u͎p͎ a͎n͎d͎ c͎a͎m͎e͎ b͎y͎ t͎h͎e͎ s͎i͎t͎t͎i͎n͎g͎ r͎o͎o͎m͎, t͎h͎e͎n͎ s͎a͎i͎d͎ "S͎i͎r͎, l͎'m͎ s͎o͎r͎r͎y͎ f͎o͎r͎ s͎l͎e͎e͎p͎i͎n͎g͎ w͎i͎t͎h͎ y͎o͎u͎r͎ w͎i͎f͎e͎"
H͎u͎s͎b͎a͎n͎d͎ r͎e͎p͎l͎i͎e͎d͎ "I͎t͎ h͎a͎p͎p͎e͎n͎s͎, y͎o͎u͎ c͎a͎n͎ g͎o͎". T͎h͎e͎ m͎a͎n͎ l͎e͎f͎t͎ s͎h͎i͎v͎e͎r͎i͎n͎g͎.

T͎h͎e͎ w͎i͎f͎e͎ n͎e͎v͎e͎r͎ c͎a͎m͎e͎ o͎u͎t͎ f͎r͎o͎m͎ t͎h͎e͎ b͎e͎d͎r͎o͎o͎m͎ t͎i͎l͎l͎ i͎t͎ w͎a͎s͎ t͎i͎m͎e͎ t͎o͎ s͎l͎e͎e͎p͎.

T͎h͎e͎ h͎u͎s͎b͎a͎n͎d͎ s͎w͎i͎t͎c͎h͎e͎d͎ o͎f͎f͎ t͎h͎e͎ T͎V͎ a͎n͎d͎ w͎e͎n͎t͎ t͎o͎ s͎l͎e͎e͎p͎ o͎n͎ s͎a͎m͎e͎ b͎e͎d͎ t͎h͎e͎ a͎c͎t͎i͎o͎n͎ t͎o͎o͎k͎ p͎l͎a͎c͎e͎.

H͎e͎ f͎o͎u͎n͎d͎ h͎i͎s͎ w͎i͎f͎e͎ s͎i͎t͎t͎i͎n͎g͎ o͎n͎ t͎h͎e͎ f͎l͎o͎o͎r͎ c͎r͎y͎i͎n͎g͎. T͎h͎e͎ h͎u͎s͎b͎a͎n͎d͎ n͎e͎v͎e͎r͎ s͎a͎i͎d͎ a͎n͎y͎t͎h͎i͎n͎g͎ o͎r͎ e͎v͎e͎n͎ a͎s͎k͎e͎d͎ h͎e͎r͎ a͎n͎y͎t͎h͎i͎n͎g͎. H͎e͎ j͎u͎s͎t͎ s͎l͎e͎p͎t͎ o͎n͎ h͎i͎s͎ b͎e͎d͎ a͎n͎d͎ c͎o͎v͎e͎r͎e͎d͎ h͎i͎m͎s͎e͎l͎f͎.

I͎n͎ t͎h͎e͎ m͎o͎r͎n͎i͎n͎g͎ o͎n͎ w͎a͎k͎i͎n͎g͎ u͎p͎, h͎e͎ f͎o͎u͎n͎d͎ h͎i͎s͎ w͎i͎f͎e͎ d͎e͎a͎d͎. S͎h͎e͎ h͎a͎d͎ c͎o͎m͎m͎i͎t͎t͎e͎d͎ s͎u͎i͎c͎i͎d͎e͎ i͎n͎ t͎h͎e͎ m͎i͎d͎d͎l͎e͎ o͎f͎ t͎h͎e͎ n͎i͎g͎h͎t͎ a͎s͎ h͎e͎r͎ h͎u͎s͎b͎a͎n͎d͎ w͎a͎s͎ a͎s͎l͎e͎e͎p͎. T͎h͎e͎ h͎u͎s͎b͎a͎n͎d͎ w͎a͎s͎ c͎o͎n͎s͎e͎q͎u͎e͎n͎t͎l͎y͎ a͎r͎r͎e͎s͎t͎e͎d͎ a͎n͎d͎ j͎a͎i͎l͎e͎d͎ f͎o͎r͎ 20 y͎e͎a͎r͎s͎ f͎o͎r͎ m͎u͎r͎d͎e͎r͎.

Q͎U͎E͎S͎T͎I͎O͎N͎: W͎h͎o͎ w͎a͎s͎ n͎o͎t͎ f͎a͎i͎r͎⁉️❓

1.T͎h͎e͎ h͎u͎s͎b͎a͎n͎d͎
2.T͎h͎e͎ w͎i͎f͎e͎ o͎r͎
3.T͎h͎e͎ l͎a͎w͎?
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Class dismissed 🥂

When SG Edwin Sifuna was addressing mourners at the burial of Mzee Wangamati, Hon. Didmus Barasa
As he left, some of his supporters and those who are not ready to embrace a new Mulembe leadership followed him in anticipation of handouts. However, the most important thing was that Edwin Sifuna remained focused and delivered his message to the audience that stayed behind people who believe that the Mulembe nation deserves fresh ideas, new energy, and a new generation of leadership.

Bravo to our son, Edwin Sifuna, for his courage, focus, and bold leadership. The journey towards a stronger Mulembe voice continues.