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Cortedivoire

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Ebu kua tu na gari unataka kuuza uko na haraka ya pesa uone vile hizo yard hufrustrate mtu ata ukiwapatia low price
 
X-TRAIL said:
Watu wakuuzia watu kwa bazaar wanakuzungusha after selling your car
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I remember reading somewhere not so long ago how a Guy was intimated, threatened with physical violence and even followed around when he went to ask those bazaar guys for the money that they owed him after selling his motor.
Apparently when he went to report to Police he was politely advised by police to forget it if he had any plans of living a healthy and fulfilling life.
The said Guy had to skip town. Think this was somewhere in Naks.
 
Tiiga Waana said:
I remember reading somewhere not so long ago how a Guy was intimated, threatened with physical violence and even followed around when he went to ask those bazaar guys for the money that they owed him after selling his motor.
Apparently when he went to report to Police he was politely advised by police to forget it if he had any plans of living a healthy and fulfilling life.
The said Guy had to skip town. Think this was somewhere in Naks.
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His mancard should be withdrawn.
Mwanaume anitishie maisha kwani ako na makende ngapi?
Neffa
 
Aviator said:
His mancard should be withdrawn.
Mwanaume anitishie maisha kwani ako na makende ngapi?
Neffa
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Sometimes you decide to capitulate, cow down and live to fight another day.
In this Guy’s case it is understandable because for one, the bazaar people were working in cahoots with bent copers to defraud people. If you are a model citizen who believe in the rule of law and don’t want to take law into your own hands as you do not believe in the law of the jungle these things do happen. It does not necessarily mean you are a coward and less of a man. It is just prudent especially when life and limb is on the line.
 
Tiiga Waana said:
Sometimes you decide to capitulate, cow down and live to fight another day.
In this Guy’s case it is understandable because for one, the bazaar people were working in cahoots with bent copers to defraud people. If you are a model citizen who believe in the rule of law and don’t want to take law into your own hands as you do not believe in the law of the jungle these things do happen. It does not necessarily mean you are a coward and less of a man. It is just prudent especially when life and limb is on the line.
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It's cowardice.
 
Tiiga Waana said:
Sometimes you decide to capitulate, cow down and live to fight another day.
In this Guy’s case it is understandable because for one, the bazaar people were working in cahoots with bent copers to defraud people. If you are a model citizen who believe in the rule of law and don’t want to take law into your own hands as you do not believe in the law of the jungle these things do happen. It does not necessarily mean you are a coward and less of a man. It is just prudent especially when life and limb is on the line.
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Upus.. Even knocking doors in a few government offices up the police chain of command utapewa pesa yako haraka sana.
 
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