Betrayal...

Kamnjoro

Kamnjoro

Lister
Wadau am a disappointed man.

I gave all my blood and sweat to see the mheshimiwa win.
Many sleepless nights, spending days away from home,
riding on the back of a rugged truck with deafening sounds.
Enduring humiliation and insults from hostile crowds.

Spending days at the polling station
No shower, no food, no alcohol, no women.
Fighting for his victory. Securing his votes.
All for the love of mheshimiwa
And he won.

And the last call he picked from me was when I told him that he has secured 88% of the gubernatorial votes from the constituency I was over seeing. He now refuses to pick my calls. Yesterday I was refused entry to his residence.

It's true when they say ngui ìrìa ìhitaga tiyo ìheagwo nyama ìrìa noru.

Ferk mhesh.
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
 
mkenya_alisi

mkenya_alisi

Lister
He still needs you more than you do... You see incase someone challanges his victory wewe utakuwa gold to his defence. So take time and relax. Also as said earlier its to early to throw the towel.
 
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The.Black.Templar

Elder Lister
Staff member
Just here enjoying staying rent free in someone mind...twirling their feelings and emotions with my middle finger, damn can I be trusted with such powers...;);););)
 
Rubeni

Rubeni

Lister
There are two categories of people who campaigned for mhesh;

1. Those who campaigned, gave their all (as you say) but were being given facilitation cash here and there. I suspect you fall here. To mheshimiwa, wewe na yeye mlimalizana.
2. The group that gave their own money to campaign for and ensure mheshimiwa wins. This is now their time to eat ( contracts, jobs, etc).
 
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Amooti

Lister
In campaigns, if you are in a position to eat do so, wisely, because the minute someone wins or loses that will be your end.
When you are far away from him/her, call him useme uko na kikundi Cha wamama mia mbili arushe kakitu, whatever he sends keep 3/4 hio ingine peana kwa wamama hio area, repeat this almost everyday during campaign trial, by elections you'll have enough to buy a cow or something else.
Problem with campaign cash ni kama huwa zimerogwa most of the cash ends up in a urinal somewhere
 
Kamnjoro

Kamnjoro

Lister
Amooti said:
In campaigns, if you are in a position to eat do so, wisely, because the minute someone wins or loses that will be your end.
When you are far away from him/her, call him useme uko na kikundi Cha wamama mia mbili arushe kakitu, whatever he sends keep 3/4 hio ingine peana kwa wamama hio area, repeat this almost everyday during campaign trial, by elections you'll have enough to buy a cow or something else.
Problem with campaign cash ni kama huwa zimerogwa most of the cash ends up in a urinal somewhere
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You are right.
I have eaten over 1m from him.
But nothing to show out of it. Saa hii nategea anilipe ya agent, kitu 40k. That's the only thing I will be able to show from the campaigns.
Rubeni said:
There are two categories of people who campaigned for mhesh;

1. Those who campaigned, gave their all (as you say) but were being given facilitation cash here and there. I suspect you fall here. To mheshimiwa, wewe na yeye mlimalizana.
2. The group that gave their own money to campaign for and ensure mheshimiwa wins. This is now their time to eat ( contracts, jobs, etc).
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You are right.
The.Black.Templar said:
Ako na deni yako? If not just chill....mtafute after one month, saa hii utakaa desperate
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Yes. 40k
 
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