UK

[123tokambio]

Hata mimi nakuja kufunza kisweli huko…Now that u say railway kumejaa

[Purr_27]

@Ka-Buda

I represent all the Kenyans who have the balls to live and try to make a living in the UK and i know what they have to deal with everyday and i am not about to let someone try and put them down no matter what. Most Kenyans in the UK,unlike America are not from priviledged backgrounds,they went there when there was an opportunity to do so.But they are all very determined and hardworking people who have done alot to influence the Economic prosperity that Kenya now enjoys. I will be damned if somebody will fly in on a limited visa in the name of “exchange teacher” and try to judge alot of people who have been working hard to make a living for the last 20 years.

Its cool…no need to get upset hun

[system]

@Ka-Buda

Mimi sifanyagi kazi kwa Railway station and the last time i filled a form i ticked on Black African?!
Billinghurst? where is that anyway? If you stayed long enough in the UK you would know better than to describe a place without mentioning a postcode or the major town or county that the place is in juu i can think of a few Billinghursts and they could be anywhere in the UK.
Anyhow,if all the Africans in the Burlinghurst you were in work at the railway station,that doesn`t apply to all Africans in the UK so i suggest you keep teaching your Swahili and mind your own business…! That is what alot Africans in the UK do!

Take it easy… Waah!

[Ka-Buda]

@Purr_27

Its cool…no need to get upset hun

Sawa “hun”.(if @Purr_27 has just called me hun,nimetuliza.)
I just get worked up by judgemental people in this world! Its hard enough being African in the UK and it really gets on my last nerve when another African (on a visitor visa) thinks its okay to judge honest hardworking people who just want to do the best for their families.

[Wakanyama]

wote hawafanyi kazi kwa railway ,wengine ni kuosha tumizee matako, wengine ni garbage trucks drivers,malaya, watchmen etc

[ndume]

@Ka-Buda

Sawa “hun”.(if @Purr_27 has just called me hun,nimetuliza.)
I just get worked up by judgemental people in this world! Its hard enough being African in the UK and it really gets on my last nerve when another African (on a visitor visa) thinks its okay to judge honest hardworking people who just want to do the best for their families.

what is wrong with working at railway station?

[Ka-Buda]

@Wakanyama

wote hawafanyi kazi kwa railway ,wengine ni kuosha tumizee matako, wengine ni garbage trucks drivers,malaya, watchmen etc

Ni ukweli.But they are all honest hardworkers who were not born with a silver spoon but i bet they have changed the lives of their families back in Kenya regardless of what they do here in the UK.
Na Hiyo yooooote…, ni maendeleo.
@Wakanyama aka @Wakahomo etc, unajua kama ningekua mtaani ungekuwa jobless nyangau hii? Juu im obviously smarter than you.You should count your lucky stars that i`m not there taking your job kumbaff hii!The next time you want to diss mtu yuko majuu,just think saa hii ungekuwa jobless corner mashinani kama singe kuachia hiyo job.
Bure kabisa mavi ya kuku.

[gashwin]

@Ka-Buda

but i bet they have changed the lives of their families back in Kenya regardless of what they do here in the UK.

kama ade bayo imagine

[Ka-Buda]

@ndume

what is wrong with working at railway station?

There is nothing wrong with working at a railway station kwanza its one of the better paying jobs in the UK juu ya perks etc. but i know the mentality of people who come to the UK na ile matharau ya Kenya ati mtu anafanya “railway” so they look down on them.
If wazungu wametushinda na mambo mob,this is the first thing that we have to change if we are going to get ahead as a race.
Respecting everybody`s contribution in an economic environment that works well because skilled,semi-skilled and unskilled human resources are all equally valued and respected by all.

[Dunya]

Ati yeye ni exchange teacher, pwahaha…

[anon18059438]

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[CORNERS]

kama @Ka-Buda wewe si conductor wa train relax tu boss.labda wale wenye anajua ama wako class yake wote wako kwa train station…ata mimi siezi catch juu ati mtu alienda mombasa akapata waluhya wenye najua wote ni chefs ama fundi wa viatu ama watchmen

[system]

You would be surprised to realize that those train station workers get paid more than many white collar workers in many countries and they get double pay per hour in public holidays and over the weekend. Kenyans abroad are there to make money not to maintain image. Wewe na masuti zako za Gikomba endelea kudharau ma railway workers

[system]

@Wakanyama

wotem,wengine ni kuosha tumizee matako,

Instead of bashing those who work in aged care you should ask yourself why your government doesn’t have such facilities. Think how many elderly population would benefit from that and how many jobs would be created.

[Malaika_Firth]

Its very hard to get a job in the UK National Rail and Tube even for citizens…these jobs are mostly skilled and heavily protected and unionised…labda those africans you saw ni those working in oustsourced services eg cleaning, security guards etc

[Wakahomo]

Tulia wewe garbage truck driver @Ka-Buda … ng’ondu ino…

[Akeelah]

@msalame grace

Its very hard to get a job in the UK National Rail and Tube even for citizens…these jobs are mostly skilled and heavily protected and unionised…labda those africans you saw ni those working in oustsourced services eg cleaning, security guards etc

Thats not true.You can work anywhere and in any department you like in UK as long as you are qualified.Maybe you are refering to the states.I know so many foreigners who hold top positions at the homeoffice wacha railway.

[system]

@Akeelah

Thats not true.You can work anywhere and in any department you like in UK as long as you are qualified.Maybe you are refering to the states.I know so many foreigners who hold top positions at the homeoffice wacha railway.

@msalame grace have been everywhere. LOL

[Akeelah]

@Unicorn

@msalame grace have been everywhere. LOL

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