I'm glad I'm Kenyan, lakini...

1. Are engaged for 5 years or more
2. Never bother to divorce, they just separate
3. Are late to church, work, and everything else, EXCEPT when the disco is free before 9pm
4. Refer to diabetes as “SUGAR”
5. Show up at weddings, showers, graduation, birthday parties with a new outfit on with nails and hair done but no gift
6. In relation to #5, they eat like parking boys and take a plate home
7. Consider “clubbing” or “henging” as a monthly expense
8. Leave bills (instead of insurance money) behind for surviving relatives
9. Borrow money for a wedding
10. Have mothers who can use curse words and religion ALL IN ONE SENTENCE e.g. “Lord, give me strength because I’m about to knock the hell out of this child
11. Spend the car insurance money on everything EXCEPT getting the dent fixed.
12. Invite co-workers and all their friends to their child’s 1st birthday party which happens to have a professional DJ with only about 3 kids (including the child) in attendance. And then expect the guests to “changa” for the bash.
13. Start every sentences with “Me I…” e.g. ME I donno why you are saying that I always say “Me I”.
14. Say “Spend” when they are staying the night elsewhere from home, e.g. “Are you going to spend at her place?”
15. Put in iron rods in all windows and main doors….referring to themas “Burglar proof”
16. Use “Ngai” as an exclamation mark e.g. “Ngai, what are you doing?”
17. Believe “Ati” is an English word for “What?”
18. Think it is cool to drink and drive and get away with it “I don’t know how I got home that day… the way I was soo drunk!”
19. Think all their economic and social problems are caused by “Moi” when in fact some have never been to school.
20. Pack up all their earthly goods to go to “shaggs” for a week in December, only to pack them all back again after one week and return to “Tao”
21. Call travelling “flying out” e.g. She flew out (no one seems to wonder where all these Kenyans fly to)
22. Think that taking clerical job in a company is better and “cooler” than toiling in their parents’ family business.
23. Prefer washing cars and dishes in USA to toiling in their 20-acre tea farms in Kenya.
24. Call their homes “at ours”. e.g., “At ours, we eat Githeri every day.
25. Complain for five years about poor governance and corruption then vote in the same clowns back to parliament.
26. Have a chief Justice who has no law degree!
27. Go on strike for one day and expect the gvt. to resign!
28. Sit back in their homes and expect their MP to “brins Development”
29. Refuse to insure against anything and expect you to bankroll them when calamity strikes…. thro’ Harambee.
30. Sit calmly and sometimes cheer as a mad man drives them in a ramshackle at breakneck speed to certain death.
31. Drive with their windows wound up when they get to city centre because of 4-year-old brats armed with human feaces, and still claim to be free people!

1. Are engaged for 5 years or more
2. Never bother to divorce, they just separate
3. Are late to church, work, and everything else, EXCEPT when the disco is free before 9pm
4. Refer to diabetes as "SUGAR"
5. Show up at weddings, showers, graduation, birthday parties with a new outfit on with nails and hair done but no gift
6. In relation to #5, they eat like parking boys and take a plate home
7. Consider "clubbing" or "henging" as a monthly expense
8. Leave bills (instead of insurance money) behind for surviving relatives
9. Borrow money for a wedding
10. Have mothers who can use curse words and religion ALL IN ONE SENTENCE e.g. "Lord, give me strength because I'm about to knock the hell out of this child
11. Spend the car insurance money on everything EXCEPT getting the dent fixed.
12. Invite co-workers and all their friends to their child's 1st birthday party which happens to have a professional DJ with only about 3 kids (including the child) in attendance. And then expect the guests to "changa" for the bash.
13. Start every sentences with "Me I…" e.g. ME I donno why you are saying that I always say "Me I".
14. Say "Spend" when they are staying the night elsewhere from home, e.g. "Are you going to spend at her place?"
15. Put in iron rods in all windows and main doors….referring to themas "Burglar proof"
16. Use "Ngai" as an exclamation mark e.g. "Ngai, what are you doing?"
17. Believe "Ati" is an English word for "What?"
18. Think it is cool to drink and drive and get away with it "I don't know how I got home that day… the way I was soo drunk!"
19. Think all their economic and social problems are caused by "Moi" when in fact some have never been to school.
20. Pack up all their earthly goods to go to "shaggs" for a week in December, only to pack them all back again after one week and return to "Tao"
21. Call travelling "flying out" e.g. She flew out (no one seems to wonder where all these Kenyans fly to)
22. Think that taking clerical job in a company is better and "cooler" than toiling in their parents' family business.
23. Prefer washing cars and dishes in USA to toiling in their 20-acre tea farms in Kenya.
24. Call their homes "at ours". e.g., "At ours, we eat Githeri every day.
25. Complain for five years about poor governance and corruption then vote in the same clowns back to parliament.
26. Have a chief Justice who has no law degree!
27. Go on strike for one day and expect the gvt. to resign!
28. Sit back in their homes and expect their MP to "brins Development"
29. Refuse to insure against anything and expect you to bankroll them when calamity strikes…. thro' Harambee.
30. Sit calmly and sometimes cheer as a mad man drives them in a ramshackle at breakneck speed to certain death.
31. Drive with their windows wound up when they get to city centre because of 4-year-old brats armed with human feaces, and still claim to be free people!

simplemind said:

Ati Kenyans when travelling to ushago wanasema tunakwenda "reserve". I reminded my good friend Omwami time and again the reserve thing must stop now and hence forth. Better aseme na safiri upcountry to kakamega au Butere. Reserve thing is demeaning.

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director1 said:

nusu yenu mnaishi tanzania nani atapiga kura huko kwenu

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wach_francis said:

Eti nusu wakenya wanaishi dar.....siamini..tupo hapa kenya.wenye wako dar au bongo wachache sana. Sisi tupo na tutapiga kura usiwe na shaka hata kidogo.

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Bukyanagandi said:

Only Kenyans……​

1. Are engaged for 5 years or more
2. Never bother to divorce, they just separate
3. Are late to church, work, and everything else, EXCEPT when the disco is free before 9pm
4. Refer to diabetes as "SUGAR"
5. Show up at weddings, showers, graduation, birthday parties with a new outfit on with nails and hair done but no gift
6. In relation to #5, they eat like parking boys and take a plate home
7. Consider "clubbing" or "henging" as a monthly expense
8. Leave bills (instead of insurance money) behind for surviving relatives
9. Borrow money for a wedding
10. Have mothers who can use curse words and religion ALL IN ONE SENTENCE e.g. "Lord, give me strength because I'm about to knock the hell out of this child
11. Spend the car insurance money on everything EXCEPT getting the dent fixed.
12. Invite co-workers and all their friends to their child's 1st birthday party which happens to have a professional DJ with only about 3 kids (including the child) in attendance. And then expect the guests to "changa" for the bash.
13. Start every sentences with "Me I…" e.g. ME I donno why you are saying that I always say "Me I".
14. Say "Spend" when they are staying the night elsewhere from home, e.g. "Are you going to spend at her place?"
15. Put in iron rods in all windows and main doors….referring to themas "Burglar proof"
16. Use "Ngai" as an exclamation mark e.g. "Ngai, what are you doing?"
17. Believe "Ati" is an English word for "What?"
18. Think it is cool to drink and drive and get away with it "I don't know how I got home that day… the way I was soo drunk!"
19. Think all their economic and social problems are caused by "Moi" when in fact some have never been to school.
20. Pack up all their earthly goods to go to "shaggs" for a week in December, only to pack them all back again after one week and return to "Tao"
21. Call travelling "flying out" e.g. She flew out (no one seems to wonder where all these Kenyans fly to)
22. Think that taking clerical job in a company is better and "cooler" than toiling in their parents' family business.
23. Prefer washing cars and dishes in USA to toiling in their 20-acre tea farms in Kenya.
24. Call their homes "at ours". e.g., "At ours, we eat Githeri every day.
25. Complain for five years about poor governance and corruption then vote in the same clowns back to parliament.
26. Have a chief Justice who has no law degree!
27. Go on strike for one day and expect the gvt. to resign!
28. Sit back in their homes and expect their MP to "brins Development"
29. Refuse to insure against anything and expect you to bankroll them when calamity strikes…. thro' Harambee.
30. Sit calmly and sometimes cheer as a mad man drives them in a ramshackle at breakneck speed to certain death.
31. Drive with their windows wound up when they get to city centre because of 4-year-old brats armed with human feaces, and still claim to be free people!

Sounds so true, eh? I hope you are still Kenyan by All standards! Me, I am Kenyan Damu, but do I say!!



BY Njoroge

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Dhuks said:

Ukijifunza kuhesabu tutajibu hilo.

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kadoda11 said:

.... na ma3 zenu kuwa na makelele kama club hata halileti bidii.ni ujinga mtupu....na mnapenda kutamka neno "emagine''.lol

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Bukyanagandi said:

Mkuu hii lugha gani tena? It sounds Greek 2 ME!!!!!

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