End of the road for Sabina Joy

[Maombi_hodari]

@It's Le Scumbag

Let me give you some perspective: I first entered SJ in 1992. I was a teenager…

Jesus fuck you guys you were a teen in your nineties?Niggas are as old as Methuselah…mafia kuwa kwa retirement/nursing home sasa si ktalk

[x-trail]

Naona masponsor hapa chini ya waber

[thesavage]

@Bratheee

The issue with alcoblow sio kupuliza. Ni the risk of getting caught and parting with a fine of 30k or more after kukunywa 2k na hujalipia watoto school fees. Afadhali ukunywe local kwa amani. Ndio maana we don’t party in tau. 5 Tuskers kwa local na double ya JD and we head home.

Wisdom talking. But when you are young, njaro kaa hizo ni zi kapsaaa

[thesavage]

@Kahuni Maisha

Awareness Folks, priorities have changed.

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That is a postwall feminazi talking after retiring from the life.

[biraru]

@Budspencer

Waseme mahali watahamia. The good will value is priceless

hamia tu modern green:D:D:D

[mikel]

@Azor Ahai

You started using cabs, you didn’t stop going. Also, nimepeana my own experience sio yako. Kama umeshikwa 97 times pole gathee.

alcoblow man…that was the biggest factor…atleast for most people that I know.

[meric]

The bar owner and the building owner is one and the same thing
Ruathia group

[magreb]

@Azor Ahai

I was a few months old by then.

Brown skin uliambiwa huwezi jificha for long!!

[Touchlyrics]

@mikel

alcoblow man…that was the biggest factor…atleast for most people that I know.

Achana na hawa millenials who started clubbing Juzi when alcoblow was in full effect. Back in the days 2000-2003 huko, Kimathi street was the electric avenue of Nairobi. Hiyo kirende yote ya working class tao would troop to bars and drink silly and drive back home. Weekend haingeisha bila kuskia accident mahali. But the government had to do something fast after the death of some high profile teenagers on Waiyaki way who highlighted the issue of drunk driving. Ile siku alcoblow was introduced, tao slowly started becoming a ghost town at night, as people started trooping local pubs. Thats when Hoods zikaanza kupata sport bars as they drew guys closer from the kawaida makuti pubs za wazee.

Alcoblow itself killed clubs za tao kabisa.

[Azor_Ahai]

@magreb

Brown skin uliambiwa huwezi jificha for long!!

Brown skin ni nani??

[ranjeet]

Instead of going to work you are all here lamenting a brothel is about to close!

[Tiger_Bone]

@Azor Ahai

Brown skin ni nani??

Si wewe ni @M2Random

[Azor_Ahai]

@Tiger Bone

Si wewe ni @M2Random

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[747Captain]

The first time i entered SJ was in 2009. My roomate in college suggested that we take a walk to sample dem girls.
The first time i fell in love with big bodied women.
One actually whsipered to us, ‘‘vijana wadogo, kujeni niwapee bure’’ it immedialtely caught our attention, kumbe its a way of drawing your attention. hahaha, we never got any service, though.

[system]

@Azor Ahai

Could the economy be doing so badly that even brothels are going out of business?? Think about it. Goodwill of Sabina Joy must be worth millions because it is a “household name”. Hii Nairobi the largest impediment to business success hukuwa rent. Now that it is clear all previous owners of the club have managed to pay rent with ease, what suddenly changed? Has the brothel owner fallen behind in rent payments? Maybe the brothel no longer gets the critical mass of fucksters to pay the exorbitant rent in this city like it used to. Natives gone. I-club gone. Mist gone. Zodiac gone. In 2011 Westy and Town were what’s up every Friday. Not anymore. Nowadays a city of 5 million has less than 20 good night clubs (Ngong Rd, Kiambu Rd). Wananchi wanaeda locals. I remember going clubbing Westy in 2011 tunakosa viti almost all clubs in one street na the street had over seven clubs. Times have changed. Dynamic duo wamekamua Kenyans properly.

natives replacement Bourbon lounge huwa full from what I saw

[system]

@Azor Ahai

As I said, watu wanakunywa locals. Venye kunaendelea it won’t be financially viable kuanza nightclub tao. I have witnessed countless clubs get launched and fail miserably. Life-span ya club is unbelievably short. Natives hata haiko Tao na ilifungwa. Naona mwingine ameleta Bourbon Bridge same location.

wachana na rumours ulisikia Twitter from people who wanted likes and RTs

[Nixer_west]

@emali

I first entered SJ in my teens in the 90s…the experience then was magical… for many years I couldn’t resist to " inspect the guard of honour" whenever I was in the cbd… I no longer get any excitement from such establishments… but for the sake of days long gone I will inspect one final guard of honour… thank you Kanyuiri

When KBS used to operate a stage outside SJ I assumed they owned the place because their uniforms with SJ staff was similar. Back then the SJ staff were old wazees and Grandmothers. Lap of honor was a must that used to end at the urinal.

[kijana_wa_Mt.kenya]

nowadays joints za mabypass ndo kusema…nyama, pombe, mziki poa, na sidechick, c mambo ya disorganized pussies na kukaa na wasiwasi kaa tao.

[Ngimanene_na_matharo]

@tall mnyama everywhere

Natives ilifungwa juu mwenye hio place hakuwa anataka kurenew lease agreement ya Natives…ikabidi imefungwa

Niliona wamefungua club ingine hapo

[mikel]

@Touchlyrics

Achana na hawa millenials who started clubbing Juzi when alcoblow was in full effect. Back in the days 2000-2003 huko, Kimathi street was the electric avenue of Nairobi. Hiyo kirende yote ya working class tao would troop to bars and drink silly and drive back home. Weekend haingeisha bila kuskia accident mahali. But the government had to do something fast after the death of some high profile teenagers on Waiyaki way who highlighted the issue of drunk driving. Ile siku alcoblow was introduced, tao slowly started becoming a ghost town at night, as people started trooping local pubs. Thats when Hoods zikaanza kupata sport bars as they drew guys closer from the kawaida makuti pubs za wazee.

Alcoblow itself killed clubs za tao kabisa.

yea…we used to party Ibiza and tacos early 2000s as young college students but wazito working class ndio walikua wengi. And i personally lost a very good friend on mombasa rd in late 2000s…he was in the company of 5 others…all perished…alcoblow has really helped