Things That Define Africans, Number 9 will shock you

Ole Waru

Elder Lister
1. Urinating behind the Latrine.
2. Wife sleeping next to the wall.
3. Keeping brooms behind the door.
4. When you get rich, people say you have a snake.
5. When you take shower, they ask where you want to go.
6. Keeping some plates, cups and spoons aside specifically for visitors.
7. No natural death in Africa....your enemy is always the cause.
8. Counting money after withdrawing it from the ATM.
9. Marrying a beautiful woman is associated with marrying a prostitute.
10. When one is given a microphone, they first blow air into it to test whether it is working.
11. There is some special parts of meat that are always for the husband eg. the gizzard.
12. Buying new clothes for Christmas.
13. Sweeping the whole compound when one is expecting visitors.
14. Looking left and right when crossing a one way road.
15. Women counting chapati after cooking.
16. Keeping an empty plastic bottle for future use after taking water.
17. Reserving a special chair for the husband/ father.
Am proud to be African. Are you?

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1. Urinating behind the Latrine.
2. Wife sleeping next to the wall.
3. Keeping brooms behind the door.
4. When you get rich, people say you have a snake.
5. When you take shower, they ask where you want to go.
6. Keeping some plates, cups and spoons aside specifically for visitors.
7. No natural death in Africa....your enemy is always the cause.
8. Counting money after withdrawing it from the ATM.
9. Marrying a beautiful woman is associated with marrying a prostitute.
10. When one is given a microphone, they first blow air into it to test whether it is working.
11. There is some special parts of meat that are always for the husband eg. the gizzard.
12. Buying new clothes for Christmas.
13. Sweeping the whole compound when one is expecting visitors.
14. Looking left and right when crossing a one way road.
15. Women counting chapati after cooking.
16. Keeping an empty plastic bottle for future use after taking water.
17. Reserving a special chair for the husband/ father.
Am proud to be African. Are you?

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Kiatu ya Hanson inarudi fashion
 
18. starting a conversation with, Otherwise
19. always saying tunakazana/tunajaribu tu when one is asked how they are fairing in life despite them doing very well. (mtu ameomoka but nkujaribu tu)
20. kukulia kwa sufuria before kuiweka maji ama kuosha. (stew ya nyama)
 
18. starting a conversation with, Otherwise
19. always saying tunakazana/tunajaribu tu when one is asked how they are fairing in life despite them doing very well. (mtu ameomoka but nkujaribu tu)
20. kukulia kwa sufuria before kuiweka maji ama kuosha. (stew ya nyama)
Only bukusus call it 'kukulia' 😁 😁 😁
 
19. always saying tunakazana/tunajaribu tu when one is asked how they are fairing in life despite them doing very well. (mtu ameomoka but nkujaribu tu)
This is typical of Men wa central province. Esp the business men. Hawapendi kuombaombwa pesa however well his hardware is doing. So they always claim anakazana tu to block out solicitors of handouts of easy free cash.
 
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