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Hizi nonsense tag spear.
Watu walikula wakashiba and we got a crap of a road in the name of Jubilee development.
You travel on the finished section of Ngong road and can’t help marvel at the quality and superb job the Japanese have done.
Good. I like your comment. Doing all this without drainage plan is useless
Tutafika huku lini jamemi ?
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One thing is certain though. Sio na Sonko ama hustler.
uku ni wapi
Ngoja uambiwe na ule jama wa TZ ati hapa ni Dodoma
Nakuambia by 5.00 am ngong road hadi matatu hutii traffic lights…also what people forget to look into is the differences between Japanese and Chinese work ethics…Japanese have a team spirit and are damn precise…Chinese ndiyo Nigerians were Asia
Hii
Hii ukiweka kenya me naweza kuwa naenda Juja nikajipata Tanzania
I googled it out, iko Dallas. Inaitwa Hi five, cause it has five levels.
Hapo I concur 100%
Saitan
Ukitoka ulevi hutawahi fika home kama unapita hapa. Kila siku reports of missing persons
Japaneses tena ?? thought ni shaineses
Is this even user-friendly?
Japanese quality remains superb even when doing overseas projects.
Sondu Miriu power project: pylons & electricity poles are ramrod upright & in a dead staight line for over 5kms from Kolweny to the main road years after being put up.
Kenya power inaweka concrete poles but 5mins later they are leaning dangerously.
Ofcourse it is. As long as you know the rules and abide.
Do you know in that construction project, they actually completed the project early. Way before schedule. And as a result, they were given a huge bonus by the city, in fact 11 million dollars.
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Actually it really is straightforward and one has no choice, look at it like being on rails - you correct your mistake at the next exit or interchange. 
Treat yourself to a drink old boy!
Nikii kirathiee na bere hahaha.Nini kinakula kingine hapa…an ongoing construction,I thought the road was long completed.