However much a dog is kicked

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It can still be kicked again.

Bei ya mafuta tunapandisha na 10 bob monthly, hadi ifike ksh 277.43 per litre.

Kila mtu ajipange.

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It’s a global thing so tusiomboleze sana.

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Itabidi nipunguze road trips za Ruiru Dam za kufurahisha ma college babes.

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Those who had fuel stocks of about 100,000 litres when closing yesterday wametengeza extra millions as profit on top of the normal daily profits within 24 hrs.

Hapa ndio corrupt epra official hula na big oil cartels.

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While campaigning, the idiot promised poor people whom he referred to as haslas, that he is the only one who understands their plight. Understanden’t he?

Meme Reaction GIF by MOODMAN

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They knew Jana I went to a station and they said hawana ngata.

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After overwhelming evidence of poor leadership you still choose to be a kagege?

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Usimjali, some people are born idiots.

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We’d still be in the same situation or even worse irrespective of who’d be the president now.

Kenyan economy was on a very steep decline immediately after the polls. The current president is really trying his best to stabilise the economy before embarking on the upward trajectory. Utakuja kuyaelewa haya mambo baadae.

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The Office Lol GIF

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William Ruto will not block Kenya’s anus to cure its diarrhoea.

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Relax. Economy is being worked on. We have the best minds. Fuel prices is globally determined

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In Somalia? I doubt.

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Cartels associated with the handshake used subsidies to siphon money from the government
. We are dismantling and draining the swamp. We are fixing the handshake

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Kipmeno to the rescue of “our person” despite all evidence pointing out that he is a thieving failure

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I’m just stating facts as they are. 10 bob monthly for the next 6 months.

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Don’t be a sheep. Why isn’t JSKS taxing the politicians? They are cumulatively worth millions of dollars and possibly even trillions of shillings. Surely taxing them would bring in some good money, no? Why aren’t they being taxed? Why are churches not being taxed? Why go only for the ‘middle class’, who in reality is just another group of struggling Kenyans who happen to bring in a meagre payslip?

You are either a sheep or a politician, and if you are the former, smarten up your sheep brain; if you are the latter, don’t speak with our food in your mouth.

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Hapo Mau forest fuer ni pesa ngapi?

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O rly?

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