I happen to owe an associate a large sum of money (Ksh 436,000). Jana alifariki na hakuna mtu anajua kuwa ananidai hizo pesa. What do I do, ni mtu wako well up na hata his widow will get some cash from an Insurance firm.
Should I continue paying this debt ama ninyamzie?
How do you know nobody knows? If it was a suddden death, may be nobody knows. But if he was sick for some time, the wife probably knows.
Whatever the case, wewe lipa deni. Lipa bibi yake ama watoto. You would expect the same if you die also
Lipa his familia…usikuwe @Punda … don’t let it be in your conscience
Have you considered putting a 12 inch Concrete Slab on his grave?
What do I do, ni mtu wako well up na hata his widow will get some cash from an Insurance firm.
I think you already know what you’re going to do. You just need to hear someone else say it.
Go talk to the family and explain yourself such small things will have you having unexplained bad lucks and wondering what happened.
Deni kama ilo, utasaidia family yake iwapo itahitaji msaada wa aina yyote siku zijazo. Kama ako na vijana,unaeza waweka wa ile biashara wewe ulikua unashirikiana na mwendazake, badaye
Repay otherwise his ghosts will haunt you forever.
Start by contributing a sizable amount towards his funeral preparations.
Banks call those bad debts. Usilipe. That contract was voided the moment he kicked the bucket. You had a contract with him not his family.
Consider this. Kama ingekuwa vice versa na amekufa na deni yako, ungeitisha nani??
Lipa tu
Consider this. Kama ingekuwa vice versa na amekufa na deni yako, ungeitisha nani??
Case closed
Utamu wa deni ni kulipa @Punda hii
I will heed your advice.
Tumia hio 436k ukule lanye wote wa 3k tagged
Picha ya khupipi?
Lipa …
Halafu unyamaze.
Lipa hiyo pesa boss, its for your good. Its a show of faithfulness to God, coz yeye anajua ulikuwa na deni. As long as hujalipa hiyo deni you dont qualify for repayment by guys who have your money, especially if you are in a position to pay. Na as long as you will hold it, unajipandia mbegu mbaya in your own life
Offcourse pay the debt follow your gut feeling
This reminds me of a plumber working for me. He left his tools in my house to continue working the following day. On his way home he got an accident and found himself with his maker. I kept the tools and what I owed him. The gods weren’t mad. After all, his family didn’t bring the tools and there is no other plumber in the family anyway. So kunywa soda na hiyo pesa and enjoy life. Don’t expect good luck to come announcing itself.
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