21/09/2025
THE KENYATTA PATRIARCHY
1. At 91, Mama Ngina looks 70! Maybe because she lives good or these are genes or mere luck. In her 70s in the 1980s, my grandmother Paolina looked much older. Maybe because of her to***co, which she fished from her kaptula and chewed it raw, at regular intervals.
2. Mzee Kenyatta was around 40 years old when Ngina Muhoho (Mama Ngina) was born.
3. Mama Ngina is 12 years younger that her first son, Jomo's first child the late Peter Muigai, who was born in 1922.
4. Mzee Jomo was in his 60s when he married Mama Ngina, then a teenager.
5. Jomo had four wives. Grace Wahu, his original wife whom he married in 1922, was the first. Grace died in 2007.
6. His second wife was the late Edna Clark who died in 1995. Jomo married her in 1942 while living abroad. He was possibly given a woman to distract him from coming back to Kenya to rock the colonialism boat, which was facing Mau Mau tides in its sail.
7. Her son Peter Magana, born in 1944 worked for BBC and has never set foot in Kenyas since his father's memorial service in the 1970s. Hataki shamba? (I am reliably informed that he has been sporadically visiting, even in the recent past)
8. Immediately he returned to Kenya in the late 1940, he continued his marriage spree. Mzee Grace Wanjiku, a sister to his friend, Mbiyu Koinange. Unfortunately, she died young, and only left behind one daughter, Jane Makena, the mother to Jomo Gecaga. Of course you know him.
9. In 1951, he married Mama Ngina, who was the official first lady that accompanied Mzee in his tour of duty as president.
10. The wealth attributed to Kenyatta is actually Mama Ngina’s. Mzee was sleeping and snoring at State House, when most of these wealth was acquired. Mama Ngina made use of power to acquire wealth.
11. Either blessings and curses do not exist, or Mzee Kenyatta didn't steal any land/wealth as alleged or killed any Mboya, JM, or Pinto. He died at 85, his son became president, his wealth has mul