The takedown of former prison’s boss is something else.
Premium tears loading. Kwanza impunity had deluded the fool to believe he is untouchable. Pengine hakuwa ame panga exit plan.
Can only imagine. Maisha itamtwanga mbaya. .ni kawaida very few people plan for tomorrow especially those working for the guvament
True. Especially those seniors. Unazoea Mali ya uma unasahau yourself. A guy in the 90s moved next to our land somewhere in kiambu akajenga a mabati house later in I learnt he had been working for guv then got fired. His kids who had been in an international school had to transfer to a local guv school, they used to be dropped by a guv vehicle now they had to foot. He was used to a guv vehicle he never bought his. Life was hard for him. It took him long to adjust but slowly he got back on his feet. Few years later he was reinstated. He had learnt a lesson. Turned down guv housing, built a proper house, went back to school (he had two years of accumulated leave), upgraded his kids school a bit, started fiashara. These days he’s better than okay having retired not so long ago. Probably his kids are talkers
A definition of learning the hard way.
He’ll soon head to Martha Koomes area and in a few months since the guv knows he’ll probably win on un procedural removal, he’ll land somewhere, say Kenya Ports, in a position where an appointment can be done quietly, if he drops the case. He’ll then live his remaining days quietly
You’re talking about your father aren’t you 
Not really. By the time I was born we had three houses, land in Laikipia, Nyandarua, Murang’a, Ruiru and plots in several towns in Kenya. I went to a public school for primary and secondary. Clearly not my Dad
Ok
He will bribe those judges to get his freedom .