Evans Kapkesosio

11/06/2026

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Gideon Ngeno, Dominic Korir, Ronal Langat

28/05/2026

Ibak korom ole kokeny

28/05/2026

PATOTO PA SWEETSTAR LOVERS(SIMBA) will be live

28/05/2026

John Kyalo from Machakos has been nursing one epic beard for TEN full years. It was so silky and majestic that local ladies couldn’t stop touching it. John says his beard was so attractive [as in the first frame] that even the ladies were calling him Rick Ross.

His jealous friend, whose own face looked like a baby’s backside, couldn’t take it anymore. So while the beard king was busy snoring in a bar, the jealous bro pulled a fast Delilah move.

He struck a match and set the 10-year masterpiece on fire like it was dry grass.
Now John is nursing burnt cheeks and a broken heart, while his friend is probably hiding in another county.

Ten years of oiling, combing and flexing… gone in five seconds of pure envy.
Bro, Never sleep near a jealous man with no beard.

28/01/2026

Kenyan Prince was asked, "MBONA UNAENDESHA GARI BILA NUMBER PLATE?"

His response is, "SHERIA NI YA MASKINI."

And true to his words, he always drives without a number plate na anapita kwa maaskari.

There is a day he has was involved in an altercation with a police officer. Akaambia Askari ati, "MIMI SI RIKA YAKO." 😁 (Rika in terms of money). And he drove away his numberless car.

Ingekuwa mimi ningeshikwa, and they would ask me why my number plate is not clear.
Indeed, SHERIA NI YA MASKINI.

22/01/2026

A Kenyan family from Waterloo, Iowa, United States is grappling with unimaginable grief after losing three children in a devastating car crash during a vacation in Kenya.

The accident occurred on January 4, 2026, on a highway near Nairobi, turning a dream holiday into heartbreak.

The victims were siblings Emmanuel DeLeon(13) an eighth-grader at Hoover Middle School; Kairu Winkelpleck, a first-grader at Royal Legacy Christian Academy; and their older sister Njeri DeLeon, a junior at West High School. Emmanuel and Kairu died at the scene, while Njeri( 16)succumbed to her injuries on Friday after being placed in a medically induced coma.

Njeri had just 3 months earlier been featured in her school online publication The Wahawk Insider for her Cheerleading role.
Damn 😭😭
May they rest in peace 😭😭😭

14/11/2025

Kijana mzuri, nice one dj selector

Dear fans and supporters,
I’d like to share that I won’t be among the nominees for Best DJ/MC of the Year 2025 at the Kalenjini Music Awards.I have to step out for the upcoming brothers and sisters,All the very best.
I deeply appreciate everyone who has believed in my journey and supported me along the way. The energy continues — this is just the beginning!

16/10/2025

Kenya Airways announces KQ203 Flight Code will change to RAO001 as soon as it reaches the Kenya Airspace to honor and respect former PM Raila Odinga.

28/08/2025

KIPCHAMBAI ARAAP TAPOOTUK AND KIPKWOPURIOT ARAAP RIIRO
Twin pillars of Koilonget Band

In the golden age of Kalenjin music, when songs were more than melodies but vessels of culture, history, and wisdom, two elders stood tall—Kipchamba Arap Tapotuk and Kipwompuryoot Arap Riiro. Together, they became the heart and spirit of the legendary Koilonget Band, nurturing a tradition that continues to inspire generations.

Kipchamba(in black sweater), Saweiyoot by age set, born in 1937 at Kapsirich village, was a gifted composer, singer, and guitarist who left behind nearly 1,200 songs spanning over half a century. His music was never about fame or money; it was about preserving the Kalenjin way of life. He sang of leadership, education, faith, love, environment, and cultural heritage, always reminding his fans that “It is always the quality of music that counts, not the quantity of what one sells.”

By his side was Arap Riiro, one of the senior-most members of Koilonget Band, a man Kipchamba often turned to when society’s questions became too complex to answer. A respected elder of the Chumo age-set and a son of the Kapkerichek clan, whose totem was the crested crane, Arap Riiro carried the weight of tradition with him. He hailed from Chapanyiny village in Chepalungu, Bomet, just across from Kipchamba’s native Kapsirich.

In the band, Araap Riiro’s role was unique. He did not just sing; he was the voice of memory and wisdom. His plaintive Ketupeet (Chepkesem) playing wove into Kipchamba’s melodies like an ancestral echo, grounding the songs in the soil of tradition. In both recorded and live performances, he could be heard narrating, clarifying, and even advising Kipchamba, so that music became not just entertainment but a community dialogue.

Their partnership was especially evident in the mid-2000s when the band recorded folk songs and videos. To Kipchamba, Riiro was not just a band member but a treasured consultant—a guardian of the oral tradition who could decode riddles

01/07/2025

This is one of the most famous short stories.

A salt merchant had a donkey that he used to carry bags of salt to the market every day.

One day, as they were crossing a small river on their way to the market, the donkey suddenly stumbled and fell into the water. The salt dissolved, making the bags lighter, which delighted the donkey greatly.

From that day on, the donkey began repeating the same trick daily. However, the merchant soon realised what the donkey was doing and decided to teach him a lesson. The next day, instead of salt, he filled the bags with cotton and placed them on the donkey's back.

Once again, the donkey pulled the same trick and dropped himself into the water. But unlike before, the cotton absorbed the water, becoming much heavier. The donkey struggled to get out of the river and had a hard time carrying the load. That was when he learned his lesson, much to the merchant's satisfaction!

Moral of the story:
The jar will not always be safe; luck may not always be on your side!