Drunkard, while I think you may feel vindicated by people here, I think its is wrong and insensitive to mock a dead person. I understand that there may be scammers here, but I dont think someone can go as far as faking their death!! Thats very insensitive, this may be a virtual community, but respect human life please. You are right that it is your prerogative to change your mind, but please do it decently, dont drag other people into it and dont belittle the same country that made you who you are. Believe it or not, had you not grown in Kenya, you wouldnt have that $100k job, something to do with nature vs nurture. Had you grown up in your beloved US, chances are you would either have dropped out of high school, been incarcerated, joined a gang, sold drugs or be flipping burgers at McDo, those are statistics of the black child in America. Ofcourse this doesnt apply to everyone, but majority of black males are caught up in this trend, think twice before you look down on your motherland.

Can you hold a real conversation? forget about all these fight, when it is time to talk sense can you?

@ Nabwire,

I know we're good people and we should respect and love each other, but I think you're naive but again I remember you've said before that you fell for the famous multimarketing scams.

I respect the dead but at the same time I strongly believe people have the right to know, especially when you want them to make a contribution and this is one of the problem Kenyans need to deal with. I am a kalenjin and in our culture, we don't question the elders, the death, the pastors, the inlaws the leaders to name a few, don't get me wrong, this delegated model has worked for centuries but not anymore.

I have seen your bee portfolio thing and I think you're among the 1% so I expect you to know that you cannot pitch an idea by just saying, I am smart or I am a nice person or Do you think I can scam you? People who posted the Fast and Furious thing didn't not share enough information period!