It has been found, guys. Let’s see how they retrieve the car
This cars retrieval had put the Kenya Navy on a very serious litmus test. The whole country was watching and its had stopped being about the people who perished but what the Navy is capable of doing incase of Emergencies. Hiyo gari lazima ingepatikana at all costs, even if it meant hiring Aquaman.
My opinion though! That mzungu found that car na akaambiwa afunge hiyo mdomo yake ama achapwe makende zake. Atakuja aje Man solo and embarass a whole Navy. Now lets wait for the Senior Navy Team coming to take credit for an operation that has been an embarrassment to the whole country.
A sunken car and dead bodies are not weapons of mass destruction.Sijui vitu mingi lakini najua hio ndio inaweza fanya area ikuwe a military zone
Any under water pictures?
Seconded. It’s embarrassing that an entire Navy couldn’t carry out the simple task of locating a sunken car when it gets a massive & increasing budget allocation every year.
Good thing we don’t have dangerous enemies. Otherwise they would have their way with us in the air and the sea.
Someone predicated this whole thing last week
We don’t have a navy force, we have a cash cow. How much does the defence ministry get annually!?
Does the mzungu have night vision eyes?
Because down there it’s 100% dark.
Juu alikuwa anadive huko ndani na candle?? Hebu kuwa serious wewe.
:D:D:Dthe same guy who created this thread
Tinfoil-hat dimwit!
Someone said the bodies were retrieved on Monday by the satafricans, and the family notified to start burial preps. While the vehicle was to be recovered today. I am starting to believe him.
Hapa tuko na Navy Seal sijui kama atahitajika.
At a time like this the number of rumours doing the rounds can drive you nuts.
kenya tuko na submarine?
Ata ship hatuna, tuko na yatch
Kenya navy is a cash cow…our military is
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PR tupu.
All we want is the bodies tuzike.
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