Monday, 5 May 2014

Kenya daily post

SOURCE OF PROPHET AWOURS WEALTH

Kenyans
have always asked where Prophet
Owuor derives his massive wealth
from to finance his fuel guzzlers,
flashy lifestyle and his crusades
now that he does not ask for
offering from any church member
in all his branches countrywide.
Sources close to him indicate that
the controversial prophet is
funded by an American
organization named, John
Templeton Foundation, which is
associated with the famous cult
popularly known as illuminati.
The foundation also funds top
political leaders and businessmen
across the world but the funding
doesn’t come that easy – You have
to be accompanied by its
representatives who monitor all
your activities always.
Credible sources also indicate that
Owour is among the top members
of John Templeton Foundation who
have made the biggest impact in
Africa over the past one year. As
a result, he received a bonus of
over 500,000 dollars for his
efforts. This is part of the money
he has been using to maintain his
flashy lifestyle and fuel guzzlers
seen in his “prayer rallies”
Surprisingly, he receives over
200,000 dollars from the
foundation each month.
Just last week, one of his former
Personal Assistants recently
revealed that all his miracles are
stage-managed and meant to
attract more donors. Last year,
about ten young children
disappeared mysteriously during
a Sunday service in his church
and they have never been found.
His former Personal Assistant also
revealed that Owour doesn’t pray
neither does he read the bible,
proving that he is not a true man
of God.
As the Bible says, “ God’s people
perish for lack of wisdom.”
There you have
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Shock as bedbugs invade a Nairobi estate

It was not a trending news item but it caught
my attention. The bedbug infestation in Baba
Dogo estate in Nairobi.
I would have probably missed it, but for the
news poll questions. Is it a case of hygiene or
witchcraft? I was forced to empathize with the
Baba Dogo residents. Some looked
embarrassed and defeated.
In the league of issues affecting us in the
country, bed bugs cannot be competing for
airtime when we have serious security
concerns and scandals like Anglo Leasing
resurfacing.
Residents of Baba Ndogo were complaining
about how nasty things had gotten. People
could not sleep. Bugs will keep you awake at
night with an itch that cannot be ignored.
I applaud the reporter who filed this story, but
I was surprised that there was not much
reaction and at best a muted response to this
issue from the public. Bed bugs, like jiggers,
make us squirm.
A bed bug infestation seems like a ridiculous
prospect in the year 2014. This is the story we
assume is confined to some seedy, dirt-cheap
boarding and lodging room, housed in the
sleaziest corner of the city.
However, this is not some third-world issue
linked to un-hygienic city housing conditions.
Bed bugs are a common urban irritant in the
so-called developed world. Entomologists and
pest management professionals have raised a
red
Bed bugs were declared a plague in 2012 in
the USA. A report by a pest control provider
named Terminix, listed major US cities among
them Chicago, Washington DC and Miami as
bed-bugged. Philadelphia enjoyed the dubious
honour of the most infested US city.
New York held the title two years earlier. It
was a lost opportunity that the Kenyan
government would have used as a legitimate
reason to issue a travel warning to its citizens
visiting the United States and with dire threat
of a disruptive holiday.
That said, bed bugs are an issue that I wish my
governor will not take lightly. These little
creatures are savvy travelers, hiding in the
cracks of suitcases and a single female will give
birth to four generations.
Therefore if there are bed bugs in Baba Dogo
for a year, we can safely conclude that the city
is bugged. As far as bugs that bug go, they are
a formidable force. Even the tenacious
cockroach does not play in this league.
They apply stealth, suck blood and have proven
to be a major nuisance for a creature that
does not kill you. Here is another scary fact.
Reputable fumigators have repeatedly said that
bed bugs are the most difficult pests in urban
spaces to eradicate.
In the post-DDT blanket spray era, there is
really no cheap and easy way to get rid of bed
bugs. Fumigators have to offer a guarantee
that humans will not be collateral damage in
their quest to poison the pest.

The bad news is that bed bugs are a poor
man’s burden. If you cannot afford a
professional fumigator, they will have their
way with you. Given Nairobi’s past dismal
record in disaster responsiveness to anything
reportedly tragic, you can appreciate my real
concerns here.
There is metaphor in all this. Kikulacho
kinguoni mwako. A true parasite never forgets
to schedule its ‘feeding’. A parasitic system will
suck you dry and still return on cue for more.
By the time one comes to appreciate the scale
of the menace, they will already have become
a victim of it.

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Top 10 Reasons to DateEthiopian Women

Ethiopia holds the charm and
mystery to millions of people all
around the world and Ethiopian
women are mystifying in their
appearance. Dating is basically a
social action carried out as a pair
with a sort of intention of each
evaluating other’s suitability as
their spouse or beloved, in an
intimate relationship. Ethiopian
women are exclusive to date and
they are not only amiable but quite
compatible with their approach.
May be that is the reason for
Moses to marry a sacrosanct
Ethiopian woman. They are very
much cautious about dating as they
don’t actually date anyone outside
their community. But these days
things have become a bit relaxed
and men from the outer world are
getting a chance to impress these
beauties. A man must know
sufficiently about them while
moving forward in arranging a date .
We are about to offer feasible Top
10 Reasons to Date Ethiopian
Women than to anyone else.
1. Exotic splendor
Ethiopian women can make
excessive claims for being one of
those beautiful women existing on
this planet. Their curves and
contours along with their subtle jaw
line and mesmerizing eyes, frizzy
lively bouncing hair makes them
quite tempting. These girls often
appear to be a fusion of African,
Indian, and maybe Arab. Their
surreal pattern and their hair
texture demand attention from
onlookers irrespective of age and
sex. They do not appear to be
angelic but human in gorgeous
natural exterior.
2.Incomparable stance
Ethiopian women are those women
who deserve to be called naturally
beautiful. This beauty has a
mystifying edge but they don’t
overdo it with loud ghastly makeup.
They do not show off their curves
or try to look seemingly sensational
by exposing part of their bust but
they are such beauty that you will
be bound to honor them and spend
hours with them without checking
your time gear.
3.Moral Attitude
Ethiopian women are quite ethical
and this feature they don’t flaunt
but naturally comes out in their
attitude and expression. They are
not only appealing but they can be
deemed as a rare combination of
beauty and morality. They can be
relied upon and a worthy confidant
they often proved to be. They have
in mind their heritage and they
maintain their behavior. They carry
a super woman stance wherever
they go and some way or another
influence their partners or people
surrounding them. This is one of
the foremost top 10 Reasons to
Date Ethiopian Women.
See Also: Why You Should Date
kenyan Women
3.Cool and compliant
Unlike other women, Ethiopian
women are not only ethical in their
behavior but quite submissive and
modest. They do not get excited or
outraged easily. They have a sense
of modesty which is evident in their
words and body language. They
have a sense of legacy and they go
exactly according to that. You will
find them unpretentious and quite
natural. When they laugh or talk
there is no inch of superficiality
and shrewdness. Hence they make
the best wives with their
compatible attitude. They are
actually well cultured.
4.Caring and hard working
Among top 10 Reasons to Date
Ethiopian Women the most
prominent is, you don’t find them
feigning to be pampered like just
came out of a doll’s house. But
they have that hard working and
struggling mentality. They are not
harsh rather excessively caring. You
will notice some motherly affection
in their disposition. They will watch
over you and take care of your
little hitches. They know the
meaning of love and how to show
it.
5.Not outrageous yet expressive
These Ethiopian women know how
to show their love with tenderness.
They are quite down to earth and it
feels great to love them. The way
their response and loves back is
incomparably outstanding. You will
not be sick of their nagging rather
they will caress you and make you
feel comfortable whenever you
happen to be them. They are not
only beautiful and smart but loving
and caring.
6.Ethiopian Woman
Self respect
These girls do not force you to
spend money extravagantly on
them. But they would try to take
some share with them if you are on
dieting. They are quite aware of
their culture and heritage and they
will in no way stigmatize it by
making you spend dollars over
them.
7.Religious
You will find them to some extent
spiritual. Though few of them are
getting a chance to grow in
American setting but still they
haven’t forgotten their religion and
in no way dealing with anti
Christian activity. So you will be
quite safe in determining that
mixing will they won’t lead you to
religious damnation of any kind.
They are mostly standard
Christians.
8.Fun loving
These Ethiopian women are quite
fun loving and they hardly entertain
any kind of morbid activity.
Whether it’s a party or simple
personal date they love to dance
and enjoy every jiffy. But they do
not do so with vulgarity or in any
kind of cheap shrug.
9.Less Materialistic
Lastly one of the top 10 Reasons to
Date Ethiopian Women is that they
maintain their chastity and they are
less money oriented. Though
maximum of them belong to poor
families but they have fixed moral
values and that determines their
less materialistic mind-set. Though
maximum of them is trying to get
away from their economic
stringency but they do not overlook
their values and principles.
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How to Seduce a KenyanWoman

1. Introductory
This is the most important part of
this process, it will determine if
you will be able to gain any grounds
on this matter. A Kenyan lady will
remember any man who made an
impact on the first meeting. You
have to mix a blend of
professionalism and casual at the
same time. You’d probably
introduce yourself first and then
give her the lead. Don’t insist on
getting information she doesn’t
want to reveal to you. As you get
the importance of this part, ensure
to make it count.
2. Read their moods before
you suggest any ideas.
This is equally important too, it
actually determines how things will
develop. Reading the mood entails
intuitively connecting to her mind
and taking charge. Take note of the
time of the day; ask her if she is
hungry. If she says yes she is
probably playing along and you
have to use this situation to your
advantage. If you do trust your
instinct this is the time to use it.
3. Always remember ‘Fun
not Funny’
Many people tend to think that
women love jokes more. Don’t get
me wrong, being funny is a good
thing they will always fancy the
idea of throwing in a few jokes. You
know what they say laughter is the
best medicine, but in this situation
you would want to be fun. Focus on
showing her excitement and
enjoyment.
4. Complement her
Kenyan women like to be
complemented every once in a
while. Women do a lot to make
themselves look great, from hair,
face, manicure and pedicure to
clothing. So as a gentle man you
have to notice this stuff. Just say
something nice as this will add to
your luck.
5. Try bringing up
emotional themes
Romantic moods are created with
emotional themes. Try talking about
future ambitions, childhood
memories or even her passions.
This kind of theme opens up the
emotional floodgate. She’ll feel
warm and will open up her heart to
you. Take advantage of this and
make her confide in you. The
moment she puts trust in you then
it means you are another level up
in seducing her.
6. Be a man – take the
lead.
Kenyan women love men who are
courageous enough to take the
lead. Try and control the
conversation you have with her, let
her know that you are in control of
things and situation. Ensure that
you don’t let her dictate what
you’re going to talk about.
7. Always tease her
This is a trick that has been used
for a long time now. Women in
Kenya love to be teased; this will
always bring about fun and flirty
conversation. Not necessarily the
dirty talk so take note not to push
her away.
8. Dont over complement
her
I understand there is a tip that
suggests you should complement
her. To understand too much of
something is poisonous. The same
applies to complementation, though
it is a good thing you have to be
careful because if you over do it
the woman gets bored and starts to
think otherwise of you. It is a
powerful tool but if misused can
also bring misfortunes.
9. Avoid being inquisitive
If you want to know how to
successfully seduce a Kenyan
woman you should always avoid
being inquisitive, too many
question only scares her away. Try
making it a one on one
conversation, making her feel like
she has an option.
10. Pay attention to non-
verbal signs that she gives
you
When you are close to her and if
there is stuff that you are doing
that she doesn’t like, she will
always give you a clue. Suddenly
she behaves as if she is bored, look
out for negative signs and correct
your mistakes.
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10 shocking facts about Uhuru

The Following are 10
Lesser Known About
Uhuru Kenyatta:
1. His name stands for
freedom
The name Uhuru in Kiswahili stands
for freedom. This is a name that
was given by his father at a time
when the Kenyan people were
under the rule of the British. This
is the time when freedom was
desperately needed hence the name
Uhuru. To date, numerous
institutions and infrastructures
have been named Uhuru.
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2. Uhuru has worked as a
teller
Just like any other presidents,
Uhuru Kenyatta’s early life saw him
occupy different positions before
officially joining politics. Uhuru
worked for Kenya Commercial bank
as a teller from 1979 to 1980.
3. He was former president
Moi’s preferred successor
Former president Daniel Arap Moi
always had a soft spot for Uhuru.
He nominated him as an MP in
2001, and later appointed him as
the minister for local government.
This was seen as a favor from the
president because Uhuru was
politically inexperienced at that
time. In the 2002 presidential
elections, Moi decided to choose
Uhuru as his successor but he lost
to Mwai Kibaki in the presidential
election.
4. Uhuru was part of the
ODM
As a leader of KANU, Uhuru
Kenyatta made a strong opposition
against the draft constitution that
was to be denied in 2005. This was
the first time that he teamed up
with Raila Odinga to oppose the
constitution. Their unity led to the
birth of the Orange Democratic
Movement.
5. Uhuru is among the top
40 riches Africans
Uhuru Kenyatta has a lot of
inheritance from his father. His
father had a lot of wealth given the
fact that he was the first president
of the republic of Kenya. According
to statistics released in 2011,
Uhuru ranks among the top 40
richest individuals in Africa. His
family owns massive acres of land
in Kenya together with myriads of
businesses.
6. Uhuru is an ICC suspect
Despite being the incumbent
president of Kenya, Uhuru is a
suspect at the international
criminal court and he is currently
on trial. After the disputed 2007
election, Uhuru is believed to have
organised retaliatory attacks against
the Luo and Luhya communities
that lived in Naivasha and Nakuru.
Even though there has been no
direct evidence to link him to the
killings, The ICC strongly believes
that he masterminded the killings
with heavy backing from senior
government officials from the
Kikuyu community. On December
15th, he was named among the 6
prime suspects by prosecutor
Moreno Ocampo.
7. Remarkable school life
Kenyatta attended St Mary’s school
that is located in Nairobi . It was
one of the most prestigious schools
of that time. Uhuru later attended
the Amherest College in USA. He
graduated and returned to Kenya to
manage the family business empire.
8. Minister for finance
Apart from being the minister for
local government two times, Uhuru
has also served as the finance
minister in the republic of Kenya.
This was seen as a rewarding move
by president Kibaki after Uhuru
stepped down in his favor in the
run to the 2007 presidential
elections. During his reign as the
finance minister, he brought a lot
of significant changes in the
ministry.
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9. He lost a nephew in the
Westgate mall attack
President Uhuru was among the
Kenyans who lost their loved ones
in the Westgate mall attack. His
nephew, Mwangi Mbugua was shot
together with his fiancé Rosemary
Wahito and they both died. This was
one of the darkest yet difficult
times for the Uhuru government
that was still new in office.
10. A family man
President Uhuru Kenyatta is a
family man. He is married to his
long time sweetheart Margaret
Kenyatta. They have three children
namely; Jaba, Jomo and Ngina
Kenyatta. President Uhuru
Kenyatta’s rise to the presidency
could not have come at a better
time when his political career was
almost being swallowed by the ICC.
Nonetheless, despite all the
controversies and accusations, he is
still a great leader and one who is
adored by many young Kenyans. He
is now the youngest president the
republic of kenya has ever had
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Here’s a List of Famous Kenyans Every kenya Should be Proud of

Here’s a List of Famous
Kenyans Every kenya
Should be Proud of
Famous Kenyan Academics
1.Dr. Geoffrey William
Griffin (born 15 June
1933 died 28 June
2005)
2.Louis
Leakey, paleontologist
3.Dr. Meave G
Leakey, paleontologist
Mary Douglas
Leakey, paleontologist
4.Dr. Richard
Leakey, paleontologist,
environmentalist,
politician and former
Director of Kenya
Wildlife
Services (KWS)
5.Prof. Wangari
Maathai, (born
1940),
environmentalist,
women rights
activist, politician
and Nobel Prize
winner 2004
6.Prof. Ali Mazrui
7.Ratemo Michieka
8.Prof. Peter Amollo
Odhiambo, thoracic
and cardiovascular
surgeon
9.Prof. Thomas R.
Odhiambo,
entomologist and
environmental
scientist
10.Florence
Wambugu (born
1953), plant
pathologist and
virologist
11.Prof. Mike Boit,
Department of Sports
Science, Kenyatta
University
12.Prof. Bethwell Allan
Ogot
13.Prof. Calestous Juma,
Professor of the
Practice of
International
Development;
Director, Science,
Technology,
Globalization, Belfer
Center for Science
and International
Affairs, Harvard
University
14.Dr. Davy Koech,
former KEMRI director
Dr. Taita Towett
Prof. Paul Musau,
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Famous Kenyan Politicians
Moody Awori, Vice
President,
August,2003 –
December 2007
Nicholas Biwott,
Member of
Parliament, Former
Cabinet Minister
Cyrus Jirongo
Josephat Karanja Vice
president 1988–1989
J. M. Kariuki,
assassinated 1975
Uhuru Kenyatta, son
of the first President,
Jomo Kenyatta and
4th President of
Kenya. 2013 – todate
Mwai Kibaki, 3rd
President of Kenya
Dec 2002 – March
2013
Michael Wamalwa
Kijana, Vice President
3 January 2003 – Aug
2003
Kenneth Matiba
Tom Mboya, Cabinet
Minister,
assassinated 1969
Musalia Mudavadi,
Vice President 4
November 2002 – 30
December 2002
Joseph Murumbi,
Vice President 1965–
1967
Simeon Nyachae
Charity Ngilu, first
female to run for
presidency
Raila Odinga, former
Cabinet Minister,
Member of
Parliament. Son of
Oginga Odinga and
former Prime
Minister.
Appolo Ohanga
James Orengo
Robert Ouko, Cabinet
Minister,
assassinated 1990
Pio Gama Pinto,
assassinated 1965
Charles Rubia
George Saitoti, Vice
President May 1989
– Dec 1997, Apr
1999 – 30 August
2002
Makhan Singh,
freedom fighter
Fitz R S de
Souza Member of
Parliament and
Deputy Speaker
1963–1970
Kalonzo
Musyoka,Vice
President Jan 2008 –
March 2013
William Ruto, Deputy
Vice-President April
2013 – todate
Martha Karua
John Michuki
Njenga Karume
Jeremiah Nyagah,
long-serving cabinet
minister and member
of Parliament
Barack Obama, US
President, 2009 – to
date (Obama held
both U.S. and
Kenyan citizenship as
a child, but lost his
Kenyan citizenship
automatically on his
23rd birthday.

Famous Kenyan Freedom
Heroes
Koitalel Arap Samoei
Me Katilili Wa
Menza, Mother of
colonial resistance
Field Marshal Dedan
Kimathi
Field Marshal Musa
Mwariama
General Waruhiu
Itote (General China)
Jomo Kenyatta
J.M. Kariuki
Jaramogi Oginga
Odinga
Ramogi Achieng
Oneko
Paul Ngei
Tom Mboya
Masinde Muliro
Daniel arap Moi
Tom Mboya

Famous Kenyan
Sportspersons
Matthew Birir
Amos Biwott
Mike Boit
Richard Chelimo
Joyce Chepchumba
Jason Dunford
Paul Ereng
Julius Kariuki
Kipchoge Keino
Ezekiel Kemboi
Joseph Keter
Wilson Kipketer,
born and raised in
Kenya, now a citizen
of Denmark
Wilson Boit Kipketer
Moses Kiptanui
Sally Kipyego, All
American runner
for Texas Tech
University
Ismael Kirui
Samson Kitur
Daniel Komen
Julius Korir
Paul Korir
Reuben Kosgei
Bernard Lagat
Tegla Loroupe
Edith Masai
Shekhar Mehta
Catherine Ndereba
Noah Ngeny
John Ngugi
Margaret Okayo
Dennis Oliech,
soccer player now
based in France.
Yobes Ondieki
Henry Rono
Peter Rono
David Rudisha
Moses Tanui
William Tanui
Naftali Temu
Paul Tergat
Steve Tikolo, widely
regarded in cricket
as the best batsman
outside of the test
playing nations.
Robert Wangila
McDonald
Mariga,Soccer Player
now based in Italy
plays for Serie A
club Internazionale.
Victor Wanyama,
Soccer player now
based in England
plays for
Southampton and
captains the Kenya
national team.

Famous Kenyan Musicians
Fundi Konde
David Kabaka
Eric Wainaina,
musician
Henrie Mutuku
Daniel Owino Misiani
Suzzana Owiyo
Tony Nyadundo
David
Mathenge a.k.a.
Nameless
Ken Ring
Fadhili
William of Malaika fame
Jua Cali
Nonini
Roger Whittaker
Prince Otach
Emmy Kosgei,
celebrity gospel artist
Samueli Wa Muyaa,
celebrity traditional
singer

Famous Kenyan Writers
Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o
Marjorie Oludhe
Macgoye
Meja Mwangi
Gitura Mwaura:
Development writer
and journalist
M.G. Vassanji
Grace Ogot
Alexander Nderitu:
Novelist, scriptwriter
and Kenyan e-
book and Print on
Demand pioneer
Binyavanga
Wainaina founder
and editor
of Kwani? winner
of Caine Prize 2002
Margaret Ogola
Ben Mutua Jonathan
Muriithi alias BMJ
Muriithi: US based
Kenyan Journalist.
Works for VOA (US)
and NTV (Kenya)
Henry Ole Kulet
Miguna Miguna

Famous Kenyan Religious
leaders
Cardinal John Njue
Cardinal Maurice
Michael Otunga
Archbishop John
Njenga
Evangelist Teresia
Wairimu
Bishop Allan Kiuna
Rev. Kathy Kiuna

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