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Washed up artist ni kina nani? Do you know what it takes for one to do any art?
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1. I recommend working on your physique, especially your shoulders. You’ll be surprised how much better clothes look on you with a broader frame.
2. I recommend walking away from places where you always have to prove that you’re worth being there.
3. I recommend saving money quietly before people know you’re making good money. Not everyone needs to know how well you’re doing.
4. I recommend learning when to step back. Sometimes, being less available is what makes people appreciate your presence.
5. I recommend choosing clothes that fit well over expensive brands. A simple shirt that fits your shoulders properly can look better than a designer shirt that doesn’t.
6. I recommend speaking up the moment someone disrespects you. Don’t let people get comfortable treating you badly.
7. I recommend not chasing people for attention. Pay attention to those who make an effort to stay in your life.
8. I recommend keeping your outfits simple. Stick to two or three colours, keep your shoes clean, and wear clothes that fit properly.
9. I recommend taking more pictures and videos of your parents. One day, you’ll be glad you have those little moments saved.
10. I recommend keeping some things to yourself. You don’t have to share every part of your life with everyone.
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Good evening!
Uko wapi nikupee nyumba Kisumu City!
Luxury at it's peak, an executive studio going for 2500!
Come experience orthopedic matresses🤭
Hizi naeza zipata wapi na 15 K?
Got these 3 units (1 bedroom units) in Astrol utawala going for kes 25,000 and 27,000(ya 27k in the next post) in a secure court,Got Ample parking,security,Got a back up generator, Lift is bring installed..one unit has already been taken by a tweep today. Remember I charge kes 2500 for house hunting
For a man unakuaga na agenda mingi sana wewe mkisii.
EXAMINATION LEAKAGES MUST BE STOPPED!
It is disturbing that some politicians are allegedly accessing and revising the same examination papers used to assess students, only to later brag that they predicted the questions correctly.
I call upon the Ministry of Education (MOE) and the Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) to investigate these allegations and take firm action against any officers involved in leaking examination papers.
This practice disadvantages hardworking candidates who have no access to the so-called online revision platforms and their so-called “thief masters.”
National examinations must be fair, transparent and equal for every candidate. We cannot allow a few well-connected individuals to compromise the future of our children.
NI UCHUNGU SANA!!
