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Somalis Summing up!!!!!!!!!!

Hello, welcome back again, we wish you a blissful and Happy Eid Mubarak, today I want to talk about an article I saw somewhere I wont mention, the article was lest targeting an earlier article from the no nonsense and parrot blogger- Cyprian Nyakundi, he was talking painfully about the Somali community in Kenya and how they are blooming and becoming part and parcel of every business in Kenya, from the capital Nairobi to the desert -Northern Kenya, he was agitating that he feels like sooner or later they will colonize Kenya by fist-like business mind and an action must be taken before they fill the thermometer.
But another blogger who I wont mention, put the ball on the neck of other communities by saying that they need to work together like their counterparts and if not they might end up begging in the Somalis empire.
the blogger says.

I have overheard complaints from businessmen and scholars arguing that the Wariya/Oria/Somali Muslims are taking over Nairobi CBD. Yes they are.

Boss how can you compete this people? They are like Indians. They practice socialism and work as a family.

When was the last time you called your uncle, aunt, cousin or in law? Imagine they call each other daily and work together as your colleagues at work.

You are waiting to invest from your salary? Well, they don’t wait, they call each other and work in handy. One man is married to 4 wives.

One wife is selling baby clothes in Eastleigh and in wholesale making Kshs. 8,000 a day. The 2nd wife is selling gas and running a shop in Donholm making Kshs. 5,000 a day.

The 3rd wife makes people tea and lunch in Eastleigh making a profit of 4,000 a day and the last one is selling men’s and women’s wear in Eastleigh making a profit of Kshs. 10,000 a day.

How much goes to his account before we include his petrol station in South B or his cloth line in town or slaughtering cows from Moyale at Njiru slaughter house? That is Kshs. 27,000 passing through his account daily let’s say from slaughtering cows, he makes a profit of Kshs. 15,000 a day.

His total income is Kshs. 42,000 a day. That is Kshs. 1,260,000 passing through his account per month. Banks do check flow in your account per month to advance loans that can open you a restaurant in town.

Your salary is Kshs. 80,000 and you feel your wife is so fragile to work, so you keep her in the house baby sitting. Every evening you pass through your favorite club, you take two for the road which turns out to be 5-10 bottles before you leave accompanied by friends.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Your side chick or mpango wa kando is also one Slay Queen of her kind. She does Java and above or Amarula what she sees on adverts but implement when with you. You pay her rent, saloon and clothes while she takes selfies sending you while at work.

Let’s assume you need a bank loan to put a big business in town, between your account and his account, who will get bank trust with a big capital to put up a significant business? 

Kaka, then you want to rant how this people are money launderers? Please if you can’t make money with your family members like Indians 🇮🇳 and Somalia 🇸🇴crew are doing.

Stop complaining, meet your Slay Queens in their restaurants as you narrate to them how this people are faking it. When you are done, come I introduce you to Abdi or Ali or Halima my good neighbor who sells gas and run shops but drive a Land Cruiser TX.

I respect this people, unless we up our game, they will displace us in our own country then we start another genocide like South Africa 🇿🇦did or like Donald Trump is fighting to chase people out of USA 🇺🇸.

To add on that go to North Eastern and discover how they are welcoming non-locals and how even non-locals are calling some counties in North Eastern  names like America and Dubai of Kenya.

A recent survey shows that non-locals make over 20million KES per month in North Eastern and yet  I wonder why some teachers are running from that paradise.

So, to conclude some misinformed bloggers like Nyakundi should stop parroting in the name of dealing with corruption in Kenya, lets call spade a spade not a spoon.

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