Thrilled Kisumu shoppers have since Tuesday visited Kenyatta Avenue's new Naivas supermarket not to shop but to go up and down the escalators, the first ever in the city.

Naivas unveiled the new supermarket on Tuesday, residents from all walks of life flocking to it as soon as news of 'rolling stairs hit the streets'.

Adventurous shoppers made straight for the escalators to get a feel of them, the skeptical lot observing from a safe distance. There was drama as both the young and old slipped and fell. Some struggled to show their 'prowess' in using the escalators, relatives and friends cheering them on to the staff's utter surprise.

“This machine is God-sent to this town. We are happy to have it in Kisumu for the first time,” a shopper, Michael Omondi, said.
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And who is it that is fighting devolution?

Regina Atieno had visited the outlet with her three year-old daughter: “My daughter says I better bring her to Naivas instead of taking her to the usual children swings in the town,” she said. - See more at: http://www.the-star.co.k...h.t8v6ai7T.HZUGYSmU.dpuf

Our own engineer who drives to the lake every weekend!!!!!!!

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Kisumu declared the first jam-free city in Kenya, thanks to bypasses built by Ohuru. And why is baba saying jubilee has not done anything since getting to power?

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Hiyo barabara was commissioned before 2007 elections.

[quote=hardwood]Kisumu declared the first jam-free city in Kenya, thanks to bypasses built by Ohuru. And why is baba saying jubilee has not done anything since getting to power?

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Jam free?? Rubbish!! Get caught between Ahero and Nyamasaria in the evenings. I think this ought to be a dual carriage all the way to the Kisii junction