Danmu plumbing solutions and general construction

07/10/2025

Kindly follow my page for more updates

This version of Facebook uses less data and works in all network conditions.

07/10/2025

31/07/2025

This version of Facebook uses less data and works in all network conditions.

22/07/2025

01/07/2025

I hear there will be another maandamano on Saba Saba. I hope it is a lie.

On the 8th of July, Kenya will still be the same, Ruto will be president, and nothing will have changed.

Meanwhile, dozens will be dead, killed by police. Hundreds hospitalized. Dozens gang-raped.

Entrepreneurs will be emotional on TV, unable to control their tears while estimating the millions lost to looters.

Mothers and fathers will be narrating on TV how they got information about their children's shooting. They will also be pointing to the tether of the last cow they sold to pay for the shot children's education.

Landlords will be counting millions destroyed by vandalism and arsonists.

The government will blame it on the opposition. The opposition will blame it on the government. But the dead will remain dead, their wives widowed, children orphaned, and graves as the only indication that they lived.

Do you think the cliché 'wantam' makes sense to a mother with a new grave in her compound? Does it make sense to an entrepreneur servicing a bank loan for a business that has been looted?

Is Ruto so bad that the country has to lose this much to communicate its dislike for him? Aren't elections meant for that purpose?

Kibaki was so hated around the country that he had to steal an election to be re-elected and had to swear himself in at midnight with the CJ in his pyjamas. In these streets, he was buried in a barrage of insults. I can't remember what his crime was.

Uhuru was equally insulted and trolled at every opportunity. Are these presidents that bad? Who elects them? Why can't the country read the constitution and learn to live with the inadequacies of their choices for five years?

I fear Saba Saba. I am certain the only thing the country will achieve is bloodshed. Life is sacred. Now, don't start your comment with 'usituuzie uoga' like you did before the last maandamano.

Try something a little more creative. I hear someone say Gen Z don't fear death, at least their parents are

13/04/2025

Know the Akamba people;

The Akamba were from 3 main routes.

1. Akamba sub-tribe know as NGulia - found in Tsavo and where we have present day Ngulia Lodge. These are said to have been found in Kenya long before the other Akamba came from Mt. Kilimajaro into Tsavo area.

2. The Akamba in Makueni and Machakos Counties - these migrated from Kilimajaro and first settled in Ngulia. They then moved to Konza area then known as Ulu. Ulu means upper land. they then moved to Machakos, Mbooni and Kilungu. They kept moving and an original group had moved and settled in Mt. Nzaui. That was long probably around 15th Centrury. Now there is the Mwingi Group being the 3rd.

The Mwingi people were not original Akamba. They comprised of the Mbeere and Atharaka people who crossed Rive Tana and settled in Mwingi. They later were assimilated with the Akamba who had migrated to Kitui from Mbooni. Their assimilation retained Kikamba with words containing letter "R" which is not in the Kikamba alphabet.

The 4th group were Akamba who migrated from Mbooni to Kitui. The story is that in the old days, the Akamba women use to be sorcerous - aoi🤪😂😂. Men never practiced witchcraft.... it was a preserve for women. So when a man married a Muoi, and it was discovered, elders of the family met and decided clense her by kumuithya Ngondu kana Ndundu. So such men told their wives and they fled at night and crossed River Athi into kitui.
They settled in Kitui and left Mbooni. This went on for many years and Kitui became populated by such people. Now there was a famine in Kuti one time ... but there was Mumo in Mbooni. Some of the families relocated back to Mbooni

02/02/2025

solar water heating system set up