[sub_saharan]

OMG...I did not grow up in Nakuru but I had a bunch of friends who were raised there and now I have no clue where they are...if you are on mashada, please drop me a line. Sorry, I have to spell out their names here.

Maureen Akinyi Osewe,
Jasmine Nzambu
Timothy Olweny (now Dr. Olweny),
Alex Kinuthia (now Dr. Kinuthia)& his brother
Patrick Kinuthia (one hell of a bright fellow)

If you or anyone you know has seen these fellows, please drop me a line, Tafadhali.

[hieroglyphics]

steve gichuki, Matibe, githae, billy sato, who can forget such talent. i think billy is arguably one of the best scrum-halfs. i was in nakuru high for 1 year. i still remember illusions, oyster, gilani's etc. then there was this shady joint we used to go to drink called gitwamba.

[prince4life]

Aaaaah, without a doubt the best place you can live at. I just love that town sana. I even started a company out here recently and im registering it areafree in honor of free-area y'all know what im talking about.....

[uncleric]

hey am a guy from naks,i wish i could avoid writting down the names of old lost buddys but its the only way i can get them .mko wapi!
ANTHONY GICHERU KAMERU
BENSON MASHARIA
LEONARD NGANGA
JIMMY GOKO
FRANCIS MUIGAI
JOHN THAIRU
GRACE KIVUNJA
KURIA JEREMIA(SHABE)
STEVEN RIMOMO
DAVID WANYANGE
AND ALL GUYS WHO HAVE AN IDEA OF ME.ERIC MURAGE?CHRIST THE KING 98.

[pure_liz]

Which Mene were u in. Primo or high school. This for replying. I miss the crowd and CHUO there. I used to walk in the morning and evening. Cool life eeh. When did u clear? Which year?

[pure_liz]

Hey is Alex Kinuthia called Aleki(home name) and the brother called Peter. Used to live in Kaloleni c. Pls reply and inform me about them. This guys used to be my next door Neighbours.

[pure_liz]

Im also looking for Leslie. She Was in Menengai Primary School in 1991. Lived in 58. Anyone who has an Idea.

[pure_liz]

Nakuru guys!! Why cant we start communicating and encouraging each other. We will meet p'ple from home. Keep communicating.

[hmwangi]

Was up peeps! I was born and brought up in Naks, went to Njoro Boys and Nakuru Day (91-94) then KU and now am a banker in Nai. I still travel to my sweet hometown frequently, guess what? Mats bado fare ni ashu (10 bob)!!

Guys, wasn't it fun living in Naks? Remember the jam session craze of the early 90's? Entrance was 30 bob at Coco which was hard to raise, but whoever missed could as well skive school on Monday. It was like a crime to miss out on Jam. Guys from Langa never used to panda mats, we would all line up every sunday afte ile njia ya stadi (Afraha)!

Then there was rugby, Njoro were the reigning champs for 3 years in a row. Though I didnt play myself, i lived in the same neighbourhood with Shparee and Tutu and that alone gave me milleage like nonesense.

Talking of cliques, there was this quoro of akina Nik, they used to sell clad in tao and they would set the pace for fashion.

Then there was a chicks quoro, akina Lilian Misati, Ann Atieno, Esther Mdinyo, Shiko Baibe.... I swear those langas had it.

Anyone who lived in Langa/Pangani/Freehold? Can someone hook me up with Imma, his Zak was the pastor at Filadelphia and the guy was just a thug! He was my guy to death.

Does anyone remember Pals club along Kanu Street in Langa? It changed name to Club Lules and General Deffao was performing there last sato. Entrance was 100/= but I hear they had to lower it to 50/= coz in Naks 100/= is big time money.

All mashadites in the diaspora, keep it real!

Hum

[Wakamau]

yap!! Nakuru in the house. Am also a nakurian living in the states now, went to st xavier primo. Life member of Coco savana and all Kungu outlets. Held coupon for kuku den, shareholder of stem nyam chom among others.Man oh man, had a good time in that "city." Good to see my ppls here @ mashada.Rukuna for G.;)