[CENTER]Compared to 2010, the man is hardly recognizable.
Before
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TTzOs8kRsPA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2gdGO91wMSk
After
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x9x9nJFUJMo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=220UNrF1XMk
From suits and ties to doo rags and gold chains.
Now that is how you rebrand.
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Ni bhangi.
Its a big boys club, and you ain’t in it, it’s a simulation, everything is being pulled over your eyes ghasia.
It’s hard to take him seriously, when he doesn’t take himself seriously.
He needs to get rid of them salty beards, and apply moisturizer and exfoliate on his dry facial skin. does wonders
Classic intelligence operative. Former intelligence officer who “ran” away from the country and spent twenty odd years infiltrating dissidents in western capitals while occupying himself on endless studies, then returns to Kenya when it is “safe” to do so and has now been unleashed by NIS as an agent provocateur so as to divide the hustler vote.
Questions: Who paid for all his degrees? How did he earn money while studying? Who pays for his current upkeep? Why cover his head and grow a beard? Do you remember Toddy Madahana director of Clinix Healthcare who appeared in parliament with a mukorino turban only to be outed as an NIS agent?
Unajua mzito Don Carlos.
His story never makes sense. Mara he was taken in and educated by JJ Kamotho. Mara he was taken in and educated by Hare Krishna. And like a man of endless luck he gets taken in again by the US Embassy. And they don’t take him to the US but rather the UK. Anyway, the show is enjoyable.
The durag is off, the beard is okay…hio ingine ya moisturizer utaanzia wapi!!! Gaidi ako tu sawa
I watched an interview where he mentions that he had been detained but somehow US embassy took him to UK. He did not want to say how? Was he smuggled out of detention, for instance? He said he does not want to talk about it. Is it possible he was involved in that Ouko thing but in a completely different way than what he wants people to believe? Was being taken out of the country done by the KANU regime? Although life is random, the randomness towards him was always good luck, lucky guy, you may say!
Why doe he call himself professor yet last year in an interview he said he was studying for his PhD? He said he had only an honorary doctorate
Why don’t you mind your business guys? Wachaneni na prof.
Anasimama for public office. He’s opened himself up to public scrutiny.
Bangi iko na chemical inaitwa “fuck it”.
We all have skeletons baba naskia ni kadinya mbaya na kalewa chini ya maji…ruto wacha TU at least ye haingii embobut ana Lea watoi wa nje…karua anapenda mapriest…gachagua ni mwizi sugu kutoka akuwe d.o…mi skeletons zangu zinaweza Fanya mpaka shetani apige mbinja ju ya kushangaa…we all have hidden dark secrets…
Wajakoya for president
Wajackoyah’s Mysterious Childhood: Surviving a Python & Being Haunted By Death
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[li]By MUMBI MUTUKO on 16 June 2022 - 4:10 pm[/li]
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Roots Party presidential candidate George Wajackoyah.
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Roots Party Presidential candidate George Wajackoyah’s childhood was marred with tragedy and misfortune.
Wajackoyah’s story begins with his mother being unable to give birth when she got married and the large dowry paid by her in-laws signified that they expected her to start giving them children as soon as she stepped into their compound.
That was not the case. Melenia Makokha stayed for two years without giving them a grandchild and there were whispers in the community that she was a witch - in accordance with the local myths.
However, she gave birth to George Luchiri Wajackoyah in 1959 - even though the suspicion about her would linger on for years.
Roots Party Presidential candidate George Wajackoyah and his family at the house his mother lived in for 49 years.
Melenia managed to prove the ideologies of the community wrong but tragedy struck again when she was giving birth to a daughter.
The infant died during childbirth and the community labeled her a witch. She was excommunicated from the community.
They built a small house for Makokha outside the village where she lived alone. Wajackoyah now became the target of spiteful neighbors and relatives.
When he was six years old, Wajackoyah was attacked by a python and he survived with partial injuries. The community started whispering that he had diabolical powers just like his mother.
He was seen as an outsider growing up. In 1969, Wajackoyah recalled that it was raining heavily and he and other children from his school went to borrow from a woman who sold porridge.
As they were waiting for the woman to give them the porridge, lightning struck and killed the porridge seller and another woman.
Wajackoyah survived with serious burns but became the subject of questions and doubt among members of his community.
“I wanted to run back to my mother, whom by then I had forgotten her face. But I knew she lived somewhere on the road heading to Busia so I went there in search of her. On the way, I met a truck driver who offered to give me a lift to Nairobi,” the presidential candidate narrated in a past interview.
Unknown to him, the seemingly good Samaritan was a pedophile and when they got to Nairobi, he took the young boy to his house and locked it to go buy milk. According to Wajackoyah, the man was hit by a vehicle and died on the same day they got to the city.
Wajackoyah had to leave the man’s house and he became a street boy.
During his stay in the streets of Nairobi, in Ngara, he interacted with Indians who would bring food to the children and he ended up living with one of the worshippers.
“I grew up in the streets the harsh streets of Nairobi and eventually I joined the Hare Krishna and Hari Rama so they used to come to the streets to give us what we call Pree Chatham and then I went to the temple in Ngara I grew up in Ngara they took me to school…One of the worshipers Mr Ramlan Shama of City High School took me from the temple to his home in Ngara where Pioneer International University is which is the former City High School yeah where I was privileged to go to school,” he recounted.
Roots Party Presidential candidate George Wajackoyah met his mother in Mogotia in 2012.
"My classmates included people like Reuben Ndolo and people like Ranallo of the Ranallo restaurant who can attest to what I’m saying.
Eventually, J.J Kamotho adopted me not as a son but as a guardian by then he was Minister for Higher Education and he sponsored my high school education," he added.
Years later, the same misfortune that had followed him in childhood struck again while he was working as a Special Branch Intelligence Officer who was assigned to investigate the murder of former Foreign Affairs Minister Robert Ouko.
Wajackoyah is one of the few witnesses who survived the mysterious murders that followed tho who got involved in the investigation.
In total, 17 witnesses died in unclear circumstances but the Roots presidential candidate had his life saved by the US government which facilitated his escape to the UK where he lived for many years in exile - at some point having to change his name for protection purposes.
Wajackoyah reunited with his mother after 49 years and he planned for her to visit his family in the UK and the USA. He noted that she had been working as a sisal cutter in Mogotio.
Wajackoyah planned to also fly his mother to Hawaii for a vacation. He also recalled the house she lived in which he noted was too small he could not also enter.
A man must always re-invent himself…
If it sounds like bullshit. It is bullshit. So he left home at age 10 to come be a street kid in Nairobi, was adopted by a Mr. Ramlan Shama, a muindi, yet somehow still retains a heavy luhya accent? Then alisomea City High School ama St. Peter’s Mumias? This entire story is bullshit.
Yeah, does he have a degree? Jamaas story is full of shit.
kenyans dont want change , they want their tribal looters in power , bure kabisa
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