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13 DESTINY KILLERS MEN IGNORE UNTIL IT'S TOO LATEThis is the raw, undiluted truth you didn’t know you needed.Forget vill...
01/07/2025

13 DESTINY KILLERS MEN IGNORE UNTIL IT'S TOO LATE

This is the raw, undiluted truth you didn’t know you needed.
Forget village people — you’re doing yourself in.

Let’s go:

1️⃣ WOMEN, WOMEN, AND WOMEN AGAIN.
Yes, three times for emphasis.
Most men ruin their lives chasing curves and empty thrills.
You spend your small earnings on women who don’t respect you.
Sacrificing time, energy, and peace for people who don’t care.
There’s no trophy for a high body count — only invisible scars and wasted years.

2️⃣ GAMBLING — THE CANCER OF DESTINY.
You think it’s fun?
That “one more bet” might cost you everything.
Time. Money. Peace. Your name.
You don’t win with luck — you win with skill, discipline, and work.

3️⃣ ALCOHOL — THE DRUNK MAN’S DESTINY IS DELAYED.
You drink more than you save.
You inherit hangovers while your peers inherit assets.
A man who spends his salary at the bar leaves his children inheritance of shame.

4️⃣ TIME WASTING — THE SLOW KILLER.
You scroll, gossip, argue football while other men build empires.
Time is currency. Waste yours and life will waste you.

5️⃣ FRAUD (AKA YAHOO) — FAST MONEY, FAST MISERY.
You may flex today but you’ll rot inside.
Quick money is expensive — it costs your peace, your future, and your soul.
It’s not a shortcut, it’s a su***de note.

6️⃣ SMOKING & DRUGS — ADDICTIVE SLOW DEATH.
W**d. Pills. Codeine. Crack.
It starts like fun — ends with depression, job loss, and madness.
You’re numbing pain but feeding your destruction.

7️⃣ LAZINESS — THE ENEMY WITHIN.
You’re broke because you refuse to work.
You want soft life with zero hustle.
If you love sleep more than success, poverty will tuck you in.

8️⃣ LACK OF SELF-CONTROL.
A man without discipline is a loaded gun pointed at his own head.
No routines, no boundaries, no self-mastery.
Weak men self-destruct.

9️⃣ DISRESPECTING YOUR PARENTS.
Insult your parents, abandon them — watch your blessings dry up.
Life may not punish you immediately, but it never forgets.

🔟 DEPENDING ON Pet

This is Pipeline. Nairobi’s most chaotic neighbourhood  where the buildings compete in height, and the drama competes in...
02/06/2025

This is Pipeline. Nairobi’s most chaotic neighbourhood where the buildings compete in height, and the drama competes in volume.

Staircases are tight, corridors are narrower, and Wi-Fi signals get lost trying to navigate floors. If you forget your house number, good luck you might knock on four wrong doors before finding yours. And yes, someone’s cat might follow you.

The scent of chapati, pilau, omena, and trouble mixes in the air. On every floor, someone’s always cooking, someone’s always shouting, and someone’s always playing loud Rhumba even at 3am on a Tuesday.

Water comes once a week, but gossip flows every day. You’ll hear about people you’ve never met — who cheated, who got dumped, who got rich, and who got a sponsor.

Every floor has drama. Married people behave single, and singles chew each other like rent depends on it. If those walls could talk, Pipeline would be banned. People visit at night and sneak out at dawn, like ghosts in hoodies. No one asks questions only God knows who lives where.

If you're not careful, your clothes on the hanging lines will be borrowed permanently. Shoes at the door? Gone. Phone on the window? Gone. But somehow, the vibe remains.

Pipeline isn’t just where people live. It’s where Nairobi hustles hard. Where survival is an art, noise is culture, and privacy is a luxury.

If you make it here, you can make it anywhere. Welcome to Pipeline the wild, the loud, the unforgettable. 😅

If you ever spot your father wearing this type of cap, just know there's a high chance he has another low-key secret fam...
02/06/2025

If you ever spot your father wearing this type of cap, just know there's a high chance he has another low-key secret family(s) somewhere—with at least three kids. In fact, your family might just be the second family. Mamako anaweza kua mpango wa kando,, hii ni kofia ya waserati, kwanza avae io kofia, side pocket tight brown short na open shoe, then akue mjaluo🤣🤣🤣 Eloi Eloi Eloi Eloi!
What other secret(s) do you know about men who wear this type of cap?
As we wait, let me leave you with a Homa Bay proverb that says, “A second wife should never rejoice when the first wife is being beaten because the same whip is waiting for her when the third wife comes.”
AWUORO

Men attend women for two reasons, S*x and love, but in most cases men do not marry for s*x or for love, they marry for s...
28/05/2025

Men attend women for two reasons, S*x and love, but in most cases men do not marry for s*x or for love, they marry for stability.😎
A man can love you and not marry you.🙅‍♂️
A man can have S*x with you for years without marrying you.🌹

But immediately he finds someone who brings stability in his life, he marries her.

Men are visionaries when they think about marriage, they do not think about wedding dresses, bridesmaids, anything the woman thinks is fanciful.🛍👠👒

They think that this woman can build me a home.🏠👨‍👩‍👧‍👦

Women are tender, they have the capacity to receive and reproduce.♻️

You give her groceries, she prepares a meal,🍲 you give her money, she gives you peace, you give her s***m and she gives you children.🤱
You give her discomfort, it becomes your worst nightmare and most men know it. 🦸‍♀️

This is why a man can stay with a woman for years and meet another in a month, then get married.🤵👰

It's the stability they want.🚻

S*x is a pleasure, love is an affection....RESPECT is stability.💝

AFTER I SAW THE BABY MY WIFE GAVE BIRTH TO, I WAS READY TO LEAVE HER — BUT THEN SHE SAID, "THERE'S SOMETHING I NEED TO T...
18/03/2025

AFTER I SAW THE BABY MY WIFE GAVE BIRTH TO, I WAS READY TO LEAVE HER — BUT THEN SHE SAID, "THERE'S SOMETHING I NEED TO TELL YOU."
My wife and I are both Black. We've been together for 10 years and married for 6. We'd been planning to have a baby for a long time, so when my wife finally got pregnant, I was overjoyed.
But she asked me not to be in the delivery room, even though I wanted to support her, so I respected her wishes.
When the doctor came out, his expression terrified me.
"Is something wrong?" I asked, my heart racing.
"The mother and baby are healthy, but... the baby's appearance may shock you," he said.
I rushed in, and there she was holding a baby... with pale skin, blue eyes, and blonde hair. My heart dropped. "YOU CHEATED!" I yelled.
My wife took a deep breath. "There's something I need to tell you. Something I should have told you long ago," she said. 👇

11/02/2025

My house is about to be locked on 30th may just because I was not able to raise money for my rent. I post it on fb seeking help, I get 2 likes n zero comment. So i send 100 messages to my contact list requesting for a loan of 15, 000/. Sadly only 10ppl reply. 6 out of the 10 are claiming they can't help. The 4 who can help tell me ningoje waende bank kesho. Kesho mmoja ako mteja, the other 3 never pick my calls. So jioni imefika, my hse door is locked. I have no where to sleep. I walk in the dark seeking options bt sadly I meet goons. Fast foward the next day am found dead.
1500 ppl post on my wall how they knew me. How great i was. A committe is formed by my loyal friend.Friends contribute 200,000/- to feed guests at my funeral.
My staff team up and bring another 200k for coffin, tents and chairs.
I am burried in a coffin worth 15k but since they purchased it in a rush they meet a cartel who middle mans it and sells it at 45, 000/=.
Relatives meet again. It's a rare occasion for them to meet, so for my send off they collect an extra 350, 000/=.
Everyone wants to volunteer in order to appear they r helping. Youth print t-shirts with my image, each T-Shirt costs 1000/=. All the 400 youth pay, so the T-shirt man gets 20,000/- profit from my death.
Everyone wants to speak in my funeral. There is drama all over from people who never knew how I survived. Rumours fly how I was murdered by my friends. Peolple blame my successful relative for having sacrifised me. Speeches are made on how talented I was. The few friends who supported me don't get a chance to speak in my funeral though they know the Truth. In fact they are prime suspects for my death.

If you can't stretch that helping hand to someone when they are alive please don't raise all this money when they are gone.
show people Love when they are gone, show them when they need it and alive..

It is what it is..... The world we are living in💔

Listen up, Men! Here are 10 phone habits of a cheating woman you should never ignore. When it comes to relationships, a ...
10/01/2025

Listen up, Men! Here are 10 phone habits of a cheating woman you should never ignore.

When it comes to relationships, a woman’s phone habits can reveal everything you need to know—especially if she’s cheating. Her phone becomes her fortress of secrets, and her habits will expose her. Here are the 10 phone habits of a cheating woman you should never ignore:

1. Constantly Puts Her Phone on Silent or Turns It Off

If she always puts her phone on silent or powers it off when she’s around you, she’s hiding something. It’s not about “peace and quiet”—it’s about keeping you from seeing or hearing something you’re not supposed to.

2. Takes Calls in Another Room

When she steps out every time her phone rings, claiming “It’s just a friend” or “Work stuff,” it’s a red flag. A loyal woman has no problem answering calls in front of her partner.

3. Guards Her Phone Like It’s Fort Knox

Does she keep her phone face-down, sn**ch it away when you’re near, or refuse to share her password? She’s clearly got something to hide. A woman with nothing to fear has nothing to conceal.

4. Overreacts When You Ask About Her Phone

If she gets defensive or angry when you casually ask, “Who was that?” or “What are you doing on your phone?” it’s a sign. Her reaction isn’t about privacy—it’s about guilt.

5. Too Much Social Media, Too Little Transparency

She’s constantly posting on social media but avoids mentioning you. She posts pictures of fancy dinners, trips, or gifts without showing who she’s with. This isn’t about privacy; it’s about keeping options open.

6. Late-Night Texting and Notifications

If her phone lights up late at night and she brushes it off as “nothing,” pay attention. Cheaters often have secret conversations that only happen when they think you’re not paying attention.

7. Deletes Messages or Calls Regularly

If her call log is mysteriously empty or her messages disappear faster than you can blink, she’s deliberately erasing evidence.

Listen Up, Men: Beware of the Woman Who Comes Back after leaving you. Let’s get something straight, men: not every woman...
14/12/2024

Listen Up, Men: Beware of the Woman Who Comes Back after leaving you.

Let’s get something straight, men: not every woman who returns to your life is coming back out of love or regret. Most of the time, she’s crawling back because life didn’t pan out the way she thought it would. The man she left you for probably dumped her, or her “strong and independent” phase didn’t work out as planned. Whatever the case, her return is often about convenience, not commitment. Don’t be fooled.

Remember this: The Prodigal Daughter doesn’t return because she suddenly loves you or sees your worth. She’s back because the streets weren’t kind to her. She’s broke, worn out, or realizing that her so-called “freedom” didn’t offer the stability and security you provided. But here’s the harsh truth: if she left once, she’ll leave again. Her character hasn’t changed. She’s not back to build with you; she’s back to use you.

Here’s what you need to understand: women who leave you for “better options” are rarely remorseful. They come back because those options either rejected them or didn’t meet their unrealistic expectations. She’s not looking for love; she’s looking for a life raft. Are you really going to be her fallback plan?

Ask yourself these questions before letting her back into your life:

• Why did she leave in the first place?
• Is she taking accountability for her actions?
• Has she added any value to herself during her absence, or is she just bringing her problems back to you?

Don’t be the fool who welcomes her back with open arms, thinking she’s changed. A woman who once weaponized your kindness, disrespected your effort, and undervalued your love hasn’t magically transformed. She’s still the same person, only more desperate now. Desperation doesn’t equal loyalty, and it sure as hell doesn’t equal love.

A woman who truly values you will never leave for “better options” in the first place. She’ll stick with you through the grind, through the ups and downs, coz see you as husy

13/12/2024

ALICE BELDINA ANYANGO;
KA NYAKO OSOMO GIMABER AHINYA.

In the early 70s.. around 1972, an amazing song in honor of a great lady, was released by Continental Kilo(CK) Jazz Band; "Kilo rahuma.." which was then led by George Ramogi;
(Omogi Madiaba omin Akumu wuod Weta Kamwala).

The song would later become instrumental in sensitizing the community about the need to empower girl child just like the boy child.

Composed by Peter Auma Kabwere Jamawego, the song titled "Alice B Anyango" was done in honor of the lady whose photo has been attached here. When Mr Wilson Were , a Benga fan, got an opportunity to talk to Mr Ben Opondo(Rasto) who's her only brother, it came out that the lady was born in 1939 at Konyango sub-location, Rachuonyo North sub-county in Homabay county.

Born to Mzee Emmanuel Owuor Obuya and mama Silpa Osano, she was named Alice Belsheba Anyango. Others also knew her as Alice Beldina Anyango.

Alice schooled at Kamagambo where she wrote her highschool exams before proceeding to Mombasa for her P 1 Teaching course. Upon completing the course, she was first posted to Wagwe primary school, before being transferred to a school near her matrimonial home in Kochia. She later secured an employment at the Nigerian High Commission where she worked for 27 years.

With exquisite lyrics and carefully chosen words, the artiste praises Alice as a combination of beauty, brilliance and determination. Unlike most of our current musicians who s*xualize ladies in the name of praising them, the musician here focuses more on Alice Anyango's values and capabilities. Released at a time when some people still didn't see the importance of taking girls to school, the song became an instant hit with its catchy chorus "Kanyako osomo gima ber ahinya" taking the airwaves by a storm.

And as if trying to debunk a notion held by some people then, that it's only a boy who was capable of uplifting the status of his family, Peter Jamawego, expresses his admiration towards some of the girls.

WHY "KASONGO" WAS COMPOSED.His real name was Kasongo wa Kanema, died 2 years ago  and buried at Lang'ata Cemetery.....“K...
13/12/2024

WHY "KASONGO" WAS COMPOSED.

His real name was Kasongo wa Kanema, died 2 years ago and buried at Lang'ata Cemetery.....

“Kasongo” has been trending but few know the story behind the song.
"Kasongo" was done by the band Super Mazembe, a congolese band that moved to Kenya in 1974. The band members had gone to visit their friend Kasongo in Eastleigh, Nairobi.

On reaching his house, they met Kasongo’s wife and they asked her if he was at home.
Kasongo’s wife welcomed them and told them that she had not seen Kasongo for days.

Back then, there was no internet and it was rare to find someone who owned a phone. They decided to send him a message through music, hoping it would reach him.

The Super Mazembe members started creating a song for Kasongo in his living room, telling him to come home because his wife is worried and she’s looking for him but can’t find him.

They went on to record the song and, as they say, the rest is history.

Celeb City

Here are the lyrics:
KASONGO - ORCHESTRE SUPER MAZEMBE

[Chorus]
Kasongo ye yeee, mobali na ngai
[Kasongo my husband]
Kasongo nga nawe oo
[Kasongo I am dying]
Zonga libala ee
[Come back to the marriage]
x2

Kasongo yo yo, mobali na ngai
[Kasongo my husband]
Kasongo nga nawe oo
[Kasongo I am dying]
Zonga libala ee
[Come back to the marriage]

[Chorus]

Nga na ndako Kasongo
[While in the house, Kasongo]
Miso na nzela
[Constantly staring at the street]
Soki okozonga dia ee
[If you will ever return]
Yebisa nga ye ee
[Let me know dear]

[Chorus]

Libala na ndako Kasongo
[in this kind of marriage]
Batunaka ngai
[They are busy interrogating me]
Tata azali wapi ee
[Where is the father]
Naloba nini ee
[What do I say]

[Chorus]

[instrumental]

Chorus X2
Kasongo yo yo, mobali na ngai
[Kasongo my husband]
Kasongo nga nawe oo
[Kasongo I am dying]
Zonga libala ee
[Come back to the marriage]

[chorus]

Nga na ndako Kasongo
[While in the house Kasongo]
Miso na nzela
[Constantly staring at the street]
Soki okozonga di

WHAT YOU MAY NOT KNOW ABOUT SEYCHELLES. Seychelles 🇸🇨 is Africa's second most developed country.It has Africa's highest ...
10/12/2024

WHAT YOU MAY NOT KNOW ABOUT SEYCHELLES.

Seychelles 🇸🇨 is Africa's second most developed country.

It has Africa's highest minimum wage ($460 monthly).

It has Africa's highest literacy rate (95.9%) and GDP per capita.

It provides free healthcare its citizens.

It has Africa's most powerful passport with easy access to 156 countries and territories.

it has an unemployment rate of only 3%.

It has 100% electricity .

Seychelles is the least populated country in Africa. With a population of 108,000 people.

Unless you go to Seychelles, the chances of you meeting a person from Seychelles in continental Africa are very rare.

03/12/2024

Romance is a costly affair,
whereby whoever you spend on may betray you for the highest bidder or best performer.

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