[Wakamau]

well put..kudos!!!

[foxxy]

Good job..keep it up. I'm pushing it up for ya

[MAKEDA]

wow! That is a good story-teller. Keep it up.

[waweru]

The sad thing is that this is not mere fiction. It is a true reflection of events that are happening everyday.

[Gaidi Sugu]

It's sad but living here in the states for so long tends to separate us from the reality of life in Kenya.

Just the other day I came across this really beautiful aerial picture of downtown Nairobi. I was so proud of it that I showed it to my American friends so as to finally put it to rest that we did not live on trees in Africa.

But at the back of my mind I kept thinking how lucky I was that the picture did not show the real Nairobi. The Nairobi that dwellers of Kibera, Dandora, Kayole, Korogocho, Mukuru and Kariobangi north see everyday.

This story should serve as a wake up call to us Kenyans. We need to do something about it.

One.

[kamata123]

Nice article Mwanakenya. Sadly enough as someone put it, it is the reality for some slum dwellers.

God help Kenya and Africa.

Kamata123

[nani kama mimi]

brickhse, this is a gud thing u r doing, highlighting everyone on the scumishes that go on in our own country,

wahindi inferior hunibore sana. the way they treat our people!!!!!!!! am married to a watchie and he comes home too tired to even give me the great sex that drove me to him LOL.

can we do something about the inferior group of indians?

the best part is they call our men jinga yet when one of them gets an indian lady...... "amekwisha potea" swali ni "jinga ni nani basi?"

*i speak for the bush*