Lesgerritin!

#1.

Before we start, allow me to impart some Uncle Chim Tuna wisdom to you:

Never ever mess with a poor man’s money. A wealthy man can write off the deed but not a person who literally depends on everything they can get to feed themselves and their children.

#2.

Kenyan politics is always characterised by old, greedy, corrupt and tribalist people. But as the next general election nears, it seems these aging politicians will have to go back to their respective villages and continue from where they left off.

#3.

And goes on holiday in Mombasa.She is done with the stress from all the gossip rags like yours truly and done with all the whispering her friends and colleagues are no doubt engaged in. And she has whisked herself off to Coast province for some much needed R&R.

#4.

Hooliganism is killing Kenyan football. Over the weekend, several Premier League matches were played in different stadiums in the country and the most entertaining was that of Gor Mahia vs Bandari. The 2015 champions hosted the coastal based side at the Moi International Stadium in Kisumu and after the final whistle, the match ended in a barren draw.

#5.

In my opinion, it’s rather strange that the Kenyan gospel industry has of late been trending for the wrong reasons. On one side you have Willy Paul exchanging women like pants and on another you have Ringtone being accused of living in the sinful ways …I’m not condemning or judging anyone but you’ll definitely agree with me that some elements this wonderful industry are in need of “cleansing”.

#6.

When it rains, it pours; at least that’s what everyone says. I tend to believe it, too. We have met so many people who have the life we can only but dream about. It’s not that we’re gonna be in the same situation forever. But it all depends with you.

#7.

The Real Househelps of Kawangware actor Njugush has left many panicking after he posted a photo ‘playing’ with a gun. His fans thought Njugush was contemplating suicide but that’s not the case, it was just a publicity stunt.