The first I moved to Nairobi, as I was waiting for a matatu, a certain lady hawker came with those boiled eggs. A luyha boda requested for some but after some conversation with the lady he declined. When asked why the sudden change of thought, he said he never buys anything from kisiis. He gave he experience that before Uber bodas, guys from that region were operating many stages in Nairobi and were not letting other tribes join. He said at one moment his bike was completely destroyed. Kenya has a long way of becoming a united nation. The first thing you are asked when you move in a new place is your tribe so that people can start treating you based on stereotypes. I sometimes what so special about tribalism and we are all black.
No tribe is saint but you feel for the small tribes. They got mistreated everywhere because it hard to get one of their own in any place.
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Kahiu-itina in mungich means a knife in the anus, so bring your experience first as a mungich meno brown.
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Siting in the same seat with those ladies from north eastern in matatu from eastleigh and then the father insist in sitting in between or they wait for another matatu. It’s like I was going to rape her. I have never healed.
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I doubt that has anything to do with tribe. Maybe you licked your lips suggestively and rubbed your palms like birdman when you saw her and the dad didn’t like it.
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kuchapwa na mwalimu mwanamke
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I went to outer space and decided I like tribalism better.
