[Ni_Diambo]

Guys, these are my observations, having lived among kyuks and several other Kenyan communities. They are sincere and honest observations. Of course they don’t apply to every single kyuk, but to the community in general.

1. A kyuk goes with singularity of purpose after one thing - $$$ and more $. Everything else is secondary.
2. In everything, a kyuk will look for an opportunity for a financial return.
3. For most kyuks (not all), the end justifies the means. The route that will lead to $$$ is the one he will take.
4. If I cannot get the deal, another kyuk should get it (Banianis and Italians do the same).
5. Compared with other Kenyans, a kyuk works hard, and smart. You can live in denial, but this is true. Maximum effort where there’s maximum returns - legitimate or dishonest. Most other Kenyans, of course work hard as well (but not always smart). A kyuk is generally more focused, determined and daring.
6. Finally, most kyuks are ambitious, and never contented, unlike most other Kenyans. This propels them even further towards more $$$$.