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Drama Cops

Sunday, 20 May 2012 19:31
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Their work is to keep law and order, ours to abide by those laws; if you fail to abide you stand a chance of helping yourself on the dirty cold cell rooms for a few hours or days, depending on how lucky you are or how fast a friend or relative will bail you out. In one way or the other you will find the police officer on the wrong side of the law and wish you were the law enforcer.

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The Ultimate Nairobian Lady

Sunday, 20 May 2012 19:31
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“If I was a woman life in Nairobi would be a bed of roses, damn I wish I was a woman”, one of my male friends said as we were taking a drink one evening.

“Why?” I asked.

“You see, girls can easily survive in Nairobi; comfortably pay rent, go shopping, invest and hangout with friends without a hustle. Look, all you need is five financially stable men. Man one takes care of your rent and anything that goes with it; water, electricity, repairs e.t.c.

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Matatu Saga

Sunday, 20 May 2012 19:31
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If you use have used a matatu then you must know what am about to rant about, if you haven’t then there is a lot of anguish, anger and probable grounds for a defence of provocation (you would use that after murdering a conductor or matatu driver) that you are missing out on. There’s just enough madness in town, if you think about the matatus you might either go mad or be shot dead trying to steal to afford your own car and using it for your daily locomotion.

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