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hahahahaa, we kenyans have become fools
Too much death visiting our country. Grisly road accidents, fire tragedy and now poison. Let us pray for Kenya
too bad that young ppl r dying just like that…
too bad that young ppl are dying like flies,
100 yesterday, 9 today? tomorrow? We better improve the lives of our people.
I dont undertand why Kenyas always run to prayers. God will not come from heaven and take away a self-inflicted suffering when he gave you brains and free will. If i were Him, i would be whistling when you are praying and saying to myself, “you fool, when will you ever learn to use what I gave you instead of coming here to bother me? I would then continue with my chores such as seeing that the unborn babies are doing fine in their mothers wombs, that the blind are protected fro accidents and the the ones who make use of their talent get more.
Such a pity, I think people need to be whipped if found in these dens, its a shame to our country!
this lesson is enough-don’t know whats wrong with all of us Kenyans-nothing is new in Kenya;we started with collapsing houses-everyone was saying those not meeting the standards were to be demolished.a week ago an upcoming seven storey building collapsed, sachangwan was there, followed a number of similar calamities including Sinai.Accidents follow one after the other including deaths in illegal chang”aa dens-The only thing we are good at is FORGETTING.I PRAY AND HOPE WE DON’T ALSO FORGET 2007-2008
where is the prime minister when all these are happening?isnt he the government prefect?
of course you had to drag his name into that, mostly when things go wrong, but do you ever congratulate em when he does right or when he stands firm against corruption and people with vested interests!?
Even before the SInai deaths cools off, Some sots are drinking themselves to the graves. Sijui tufanyeje hii Kenya yetu!
navumilia kuwa mkenya- Survival chances in the country are now very minimal-if you are not a changaa drinker meaning u may not die of it chances of you being in an infernal caused by oil pilferage while resting in your house or should i say shanty are high-escape that and you will be in a mjengo trying to earn a living and the damn building comes down on you courtesy of an engineer who approved the construction from the office after getting some coins. Avoid all these and get yourself in the hands of a rogue driver who thinks that Kenyans are very perishable goods which should get to their consumers at the shortest time possible [b4 they start yote yawezekana bila…..].The mother of all is that all of this is directly caused by u and me and our ‘peculiar’ voting voting habits
The title would have read “more fire deaths after illicit brew caught fire and burnt the consumers!!” if i person decided to smoke and drink at the same time…
Why is the country facing tragedy after tragedy each day? I think we have to re-look at ourselves and first of all respect ourselves as dignified human beings living at the mercy of God! Watcha mambo ya ati “najivunia kuwa mkenya” nonsense!
Who said August was a jinxed month? Twas gone till Sept.
We need some some holiday to swallow all these & fcuk Mututho for his laws are B.S!
Fellow Kenyans, we really need to repent and turn away from our sins. It is unfortunate that every other day, death news dominate our headlines. For how long will this go on. Sorry to say that close to 70% of the tragedies befalling us are our own creation. Is it not time we become more vigilant with our activities??
thought all the drinks brewed in this country are supposed to be checked and licensed
thought all the drinks brewed in this country are supposed to be checked and licensed
We dont have a brain – we leased it to the government a long time ago so… tunaomba serikali itusaidie..NONSENSE!
We dont have a brain – we leased it to the government a long time ago so… tunaomba serikali itusaidie..NONSENSE!
Kenyans ave cheap n poor mind and they shud be mindful of their own lives n stop blaming the devil( sometimes he is innocent) …..will Kenyans ever learn ?
Palm-wine drinkards!!!
To me i think we need safety subjects to be introduced in schools so that most of us can have a know how to deal with matters relating to this and other issues