Stick to your lane, wachana na hawa madem wa up town.

[uhondo]

Just say no, wacha aende kama humtoshi. I also had one from one of the private unis. in Nai. Incessant demands for cash by way of stories that don’t hold together. Yielded once or twice but cut off the supply after that. She ghosted soon after. Usifunge mtu kaa police. Let her go to whom she will be able to manipulate.

.hata kitambi ni ile ya kunywa uji mingi.

DEAD!!

[under23]

@WuTang

Was it in Kakamega or Kisii?

Very beautiful and generous women from my experience.

U ask. Unapewa. Unlike watu wa coast

[thesavage]

@Purple

Nothing can be compared to loss of life. And no woman deserves to lose their life because some moron couldn’t take no for an answer.

Rather, no one deserves to be murdered. Still, murders occur and common sense is useful in avoiding murder. When conning (stealing from) a cop one should keep an open mind when considering the list of possible consequences. And if one is truly keeping an open mind, murder should be somewhere on that list, near the top.

[gashwin]

@Simiyu22

But if you keep shorting her, she will scheme for ways to get that money.

Not when I short her…when she’s greedy and thinks she can extract more she schemes.

[bishopheahmund]

@Purple

Stubborn facts reveal the truth of the matter.

“Mr Okumu dismissed claims on social media that the police officer had sponsored the university education of his daughter and that she had rejected him upon getting employment by TSC, saying he is an able man who has seen all his seven children through university.

He said he pays the school fees of his children on his own without any support.

“In fact, the police officer knew my daughter when she was almost completing her university education. What assistance did he offer to claim her life?” questioned the old man.

The fourth born in a family of seven, Ms Maonga graduated from Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology with an bachelor’s degree in education in 2015 and had enrolled for her masters’ degree in 2018.”

Murdered high school teacher had ended affair with killer AP, parents say | Nation

But the police officer is not here to deny or confirm the allegations is he?

[FieldMarshal_CouchP]

@gashwin

Not when I short her…when she’s greedy and thinks she can extract more she schemes.

You can short her before shooting her to shut her up for good…

[gashwin]

@FieldMarshal CouchP

You can short her before shooting her to shut her up for good…

:D:D:D:D

[It_s_Le_Scumbag]

@gashwin

Education does not mean smart. smart would have enabled her to know her man and know the danger she was exposing herself to by dumping him kimadharau. Her first instinct being for self preservation (game theory- co-operative/non-co-operative games and if the payoffs were acceptable!) she should have found a better more acceptable method of getting herself out of the equation.

I said it; another talker go suffer.

[confused_villager]

@Young Sponsor

ferk you over, and [COLOR=rgb(209, 72, 65)]dumb you when you’re no longer useful to her

I stopped here.

[system]

kunguru hafugiki.

[Greedy_Genius]

@gashwin

@Purple you may be a little detached from Kenyan college life and the so-called sponsor culture. For a lot of greedy young girls it is the ticket to the fine things they crave for but which their families cannot provide. They will borrow, cajole and blackmail if necessary to get the most from the sponsor.
About ten years ago i got involved with one and toward the end of the semester she came with this story that she wasn’t going to sit her exam coz of a 30k fees balance. She claimed her parents were unable to pay. somehow her story sounded fake and when i doubt something i cross-check. I got her school number from her school project that was on my comp i was helping her to refine, went to their admin office and found her fees was actually over 4k in credit. Nilipewa statement and gave it to her next time we met. Needless to say that was the last I saw her.

You remind me of lecturers who allegedly shagged their students for grades. I hope you are not one of them.

[gashwin]

@Greedy Genius

You remind me of lecturers who allegedly shagged their students for grades. I hope you are not one of them.

No, I am not.

[M2Random]

@gashwin

@Purple you may be a little detached from Kenyan college life and the so-called sponsor culture. For a lot of greedy young girls it is the ticket to the fine things they crave for but which their families cannot provide. They will borrow, cajole and blackmail if necessary to get the most from the sponsor.
About ten years ago i got involved with one and toward the end of the semester she came with this story that she wasn’t going to sit her exam coz of a 30k fees balance. She claimed her parents were unable to pay. somehow her story sounded fake and when i doubt something i cross-check. I got her school number from her school project that was on my comp i was helping her to refine, went to their admin office and found her fees was actually over 4k in credit. Nilipewa statement and gave it to her next time we met. Needless to say that was the last I saw her.

I always knew that you have very many skeletons in your closet. Something always seems off about you. :D:D

[magreb]

@thesavage

Mr Okumu is speaking the way I would expect a father to speak. But usually one’s dad has no idea when exactly his son/daughter met the gf/bf/wife/husband and what they did (or did not do), or where they did it before he met them

True. My younger siz got paged and gave birth without anyone knowing in our family except our mum who naturally alikanyagia story. She was in college and for some reasons, she conviniently avoided being home for over a year with her absence being explained away by mum. Ile siku tulijua, ilileta noma kwa family as everyone thought amebebwa ujinga na our mum and siz.

[magreb]

@gashwin

@Purple you may be a little detached from Kenyan college life and the so-called sponsor culture. For a lot of greedy young girls it is the ticket to the fine things they crave for but which their families cannot provide. They will borrow, cajole and blackmail if necessary to get the most from the sponsor.
About ten years ago i got involved with one and toward the end of the semester she came with this story that she wasn’t going to sit her exam coz of a 30k fees balance. She claimed her parents were unable to pay. somehow her story sounded fake and when i doubt something i cross-check. I got her school number from her school project that was on my comp i was helping her to refine, went to their admin office and found her fees was actually over 4k in credit. Nilipewa statement and gave it to her next time we met. Needless to say that was the last I saw her.

Umeguza kidonda. Still on my siz, she was on HELB, our sponsorship as well as a shadowy character’s sponsorship for the time she was in college. Money seemed to sink into a bottomless pit for the time she was in college. Mr. Okumu belongs to a group of fathers who think their little girls are angels despite evidence to the contrary. Mama wa huyo msichana apewe slaps moto moto uone akiropokwa juu ya msichana wake. Hata mama ya Sharon otieno mliona vile alikuwa rada ya Obado mbaya sana.

[upepo]

@M2Random

I always knew that you have very many skeletons in your closet. Something always seems off about you. :D:D

Nothing unusual. Any man who has taught young adults will tell you that you have to tolerate at least one female.

[kim88]

@gashwin

@Purple you may be a little detached from Kenyan college life and the so-called sponsor culture. For a lot of greedy young girls it is the ticket to the fine things they crave for but which their families cannot provide. They will borrow, cajole and blackmail if necessary to get the most from the sponsor.
About ten years ago i got involved with one and toward the end of the semester she came with this story that she wasn’t going to sit her exam coz of a 30k fees balance. She claimed her parents were unable to pay. somehow her story sounded fake and when i doubt something i cross-check. I got her school number from her school project that was on my comp i was helping her to refine, went to their admin office and found her fees was actually over 4k in credit. Nilipewa statement and gave it to her next time we met. Needless to say that was the last I saw her.

hapa ulicheza tactical match kama ya morinho.
lakini wacha ndogo ndogo Mzee!

[kim88]

I had a girlfriend when I was a fourth year. we knew each from high school and the affection I had to this damsel was out of this world. btw she was in first year when I was preparing for tarmacking.
this girl “ni wale kujieka standard ya juu” na biggest mistake I made was placing her on pedestal. I soon realize I wasnt alone in the equation after struggling to impress her with lunches and pocket money without getting the village thresholds.
long story short I ghosted on her and 4 years down the line she got pgd and her baby father disappear on her.
she lives a miserable life and has called severally for apologies.
moral of the story: this cop shouldn’t have murdered her,
life has a way of repaying the debt- karma however this cop is staring a lifetime imprisonment or the hangman noose.

[system]

@M2Random

I always knew that you have very many skeletons in your closet. Something always seems off about you. :D:D

Something just something there in does not add up for me either. kikikiki

[system]

@Greedy Genius

You remind me of lecturers who allegedly shagged their students for grades. I hope you are not one of them.

Maybe he was her grammar teacher. :D:D