When the trees get to around 7-10 years old, Kenya Power buys them for about Kshs 10k to 20k each.
And no, we don’t use the concrete poles from world bank around here, that was a temporary contract.
Remember you being 60 years of age chances za kukafunga na ballgum or is it bluegum trees ni 1% , the one being kukusaindia kubuy diapers huko 80s .
Saa hii unafaa kuinvest in fitness huko ocha ukibreath fresh air angalao uongeze miaka .
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I don’t think this post applies to you since there’s basically no rainfall in ukambani. The trees in the picture are 15 years old and belong to a retired K9 officer, approximate value is roughly Kshs 5-7 million based off a quick count of about 40 mature trees. How long does it take for a male prostitute to make that kind of money?
The long it took you to make a million sir