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Ni end-month. Tenants wa pigsties wamekataa kulipa hadi 15th kama kawaida. Na nyama hainunuliwi. Wakanyama has to struggle from the womb to the tomb.
Liwe liwalo!! #Inspired by Uncle Ruto#
hii huwa tunamwagia manongwe wale wanajifanya wajuaji kama @randy,ati niletee Mchanga ya miguu kumi na ngiri mbao
Nilikuwa najua mason @Randy lazima atajwe hapa. Hii beef yenyu mnafaa mmalize kama wanaume pale Jeevanjee ibaki story.
I am game ,anytime
Langata cementry
venue ya all my fights lazima iwe huko juu ni a game of death
One day 130kgs of blubber wont help utapigwa kama mburukenge
hio one day itakuja lini na I am not immortal being so my days here in earth are numbered?
That tipper carries half the load it bills the customer. Haramu sana!
Watu wanaibiwa sana. Na watu wana hii tabia sana ni ma shiny eyes.
This is the Kenyan standard, even if you ask about it, they will still justify why the trucks are fabricated like that.
There’s isn’t any government intervention to protect Kenyans.
This may change if Kenyans embrace different building methods lakini its happening very very slowly.
@Randy out of experience, what other building methods exist, and at affordable rates for Kenyans? Apart for the conventional, mawe na simiti?
I hold the opinion that it is more sensible to pay a contractor than building it on your own. If you don’t know ALOT about construction, utaibiwa tu hata ukikaa hapo 24/7. You are better off paying a professional to do all the work at a fee. But the ordinary Kenyan na ujuaji will insist on doing everything without realizing his 24/7 presence doesn’t make a difference. I would be better off inspecting the property after every milestone and resting easy than kujifanya mjuaji wa kukaa kwa site daily.
Even with a contractor, you still need to pop in and out to learn more about your project, hapana kuwa jinga watu wanakujengea and you have no idea why and how things are being done, for your future home.
There are very few trusted Kenyan contractors by the way, just for your info.
There are several cases where the contractor used substandard materials.
When you hire a contractor, set milestones and inspect the property with an independent third party mwenye ataona makosa. Alternatively, just hit the market and look for complete property deals, especially or people who are unable to service their mortgages and want out.
Yap, kugongwa ni lazima, important is just to ensure you get a good quality safe building.
Hapa lazima foreman atandaze mkeka kabla mzigo kumwagwa ndani ya site.
[SIZE=1]Kabla ango apayuke ngaaaay[/SIZE]
Hustler Nation @ it’s best.
Kenya ni mungu tu ameisimamisha,sijui.mbona tume survive this long with all these fakes.
Pia chuma za columns (Y series) kuna fake.Lorry ya a friend of my friend iko somewhere huko Industrial area kama imeshikwa nazo…Fine watapigwa aki…akiepuka diabetes hapo hatawai ipata
Mimi ukiniletea ii nawacha umwage alafu na kwambia uchote urudi nayo ukishindwa nitaitumia na sitakulipa…izi zina bebanga kokoto mostly ata kama wewe ni fall aje you can tell the amount of ballast doesn’t not relate / compare to the bucket capacity.
Juzi kuna wengine nimelipia mawe quarry alafu nikapea msee job ya transport jamaa zilifika 6:20 wakithania hakutakua na msee wa kucount… shock them mawe zilicountiwa zikakua ziko less 40 stones… long story short they tried to harass my site man nikamshow afunge gate na aende apo police station ya kiserian a come na karao. Izo nugu zilaona usiku mrefu.
Hehehe… Na suggest ikue handicap i would gladly tie my hands behind my back.