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Lack of money makes the buyer behave this way.

Buy: How much is the cement yajek😋😎

Seller: it's 78k ssp and none negotiable.

Buyer: 🤔🤔💔😥😎 anyway it's fine🤔 get for me the last sack of cement and do it quickly 🤔 I want to leave in two minutes to come.

Seller 🙄😥🤔😎 ok

Buyer: ooh sorry please I'll come back

Mention that person u know 😋😎

8 Rules for MEN 🙏🇸🇸🙏

1. Never go back to the woman who cheated.
She showed you exactly who she is.
You’re not a backup plan, and you’re not an option.
You’re the king of your life.
Respect yourself enough to walk away and never look back.

2. Never let a woman disrespect you.

The moment you allow it, you lose your power.

Stand firm, demand respect, and don’t tolerate anything less.

You’re a man of value, and she needs to know it.

Set the standard high, or walk away without hesitation.

3. Never shake a hand sitting down.

It’s a sign of weakness and laziness.

Stand up, look them in the eye, and grip with strength.

Your handshake is your word—make sure it commands respect.

Always rise to the occasion, never slouch in the presence of others.

4. Never go broke to impress others.

Only fools sacrifice their future for fleeting approval.

Real power comes from financial discipline and independence.

Let others chase vanity while you build wealth.

5. Never eat the last piece of something you didn't buy.

It’s a matter of respect and self-control.

Leave it for the one who paid the price.

A real man knows when to take and when to step back.

Show restraint, show respect, and never be the one who takes without giving.

6. Always have the ambition to be better.

Complacency is the enemy of greatness.

Every day is a chance to outdo the man you were yesterday.

Set goals, crush them, and then raise the bar.

Never settle, never stagnate—relentlessly pursue your own evolution.

7. Never let a man front you.

Stand your ground, hold your position.

If you let someone take the lead in your own life, you've already lost.

Be the one who dictates the terms, not the one who follows.

Strength is earned by never backing down or stepping aside.

8. Take 1-3 seconds pause after getting asked a question.

It shows you’re in control, not impulsive.

A quick mind doesn’t mean a quick mouth.

Think, then speak with authority.

That pause commands respect and mak

Gather here if u have watched this movie 😎🤔 it's time for third child na to come.

Francis Ogolla Death : Francis Ogola Obituary : KDF Chief General Francis Ogolla Died After Chopper Acc

The tragic crash of a Kenya Defense Forces (KDF) helicopter in West Pokot has not only claimed the life of the Chief of Defence, General Francis Ogolla, but has also sent shockwaves throughout the nation.

Known to many as Francis Ogola, General Ogolla was a respected leader within the military and a figure of authority in matters of national security.

The helicopter, which was carrying General Ogolla and other officials, was en route to West Pokot as part of a crucial mission to assess the security situation in the region.

Additionally, the officials were scheduled to discuss the potential reopening of schools, highlighting the importance and urgency of their journey.

However, tragedy struck as the helicopter encountered unforeseen circumstances, resulting in a devastating crash that engulfed the aircraft in flames.

Despite efforts to rescue those onboard, General Ogolla succumbed to his injuries, leaving behind a legacy of service and dedication to his country.

General Ogolla's untimely demise has left a void in the hearts of his colleagues, friends, and the nation as a whole.

His leadership, wisdom, and unwavering commitment to safeguarding the nation will be sorely missed, and his contributions to the security landscape of Kenya will be remembered for years to come.

As the nation mourns the loss of one of its finest military leaders, thoughts and prayers pour in for the families of all those affected by this tragic incident.

The bravery and sacrifice of General Francis Ogolla will forever be etched in the annals of Kenyan history, serving as a reminder of the dedication and selflessness exhibited by those who serve their country with honor and distinction.