>> Looks like the walls had a story to hide....however its very sick to find derision in peoples death in the name of settling imaginary scores. In African context, its evil to speak ills of the dead...a reason why we are all praises even in the burial of robbers. Its not uncommon to hear the chief say "....he was a kind, hard working man who died from an accident in course of his work..." while the nigga was shot downtown robbing.



>> May Kihara mutu rest in peace.

Ati in the African context..... In my African context we remember and commemorate the good and bad the deceased did. With ironic joy and light and banter.

Not with numbing apprehension and fear and fright and trepidation....because we are all headed there anyway.

Make peace with that and you will be a happier person...while you are still alive.....

Cry a river....

>> simeon nyachae while coming from treatment abroad once said,... To all those who laughed off my health condition i pray that you also limp one day...

Ah, the art displayed by Citizens of the Virtual Republic of Wazua that is the wake they lay after the transition of a member of our elite.

Such wit, such sardonic spite.

What pray, shall we say about you on that day, I wonder?

May the Good Lord rest his soul in eternal peace.