My other eye sees a newspaper vendor who doubled as a collecting agent for Mungiki subscriptions from Matatu's..It happens in Nairobi. Though Mbogo Might be an exception to the practice

@ Mukiha, in 20 years... dont be too sure. During the next elections, a presidential candidate will whip tribal emotions saying that' 'its their time to eat' like Mbogo and tribe have been 'helped' to eat. Then during the subsequent post-election violence, my well educated but lazy younger brother who also live in mukuru; and spends most of time outside Jubilee insurance building discussing politics, and also a heckler for hire... will claim Mbogo's taxis as rightfully his as was acquired by 'our/ taxpayers money'. My younger bro is sure about it... his hero politician who is always right told them that Mbogo and tribe obtains government money from a wall, upon presenting his ID card to verify his tribe...and he showed photos/video of an ATM queue and people leaving with cash handed by the gvt official behind the wall. Having said that, Mbogo is a hero. Pity he may never make it to be a public role model, as modern youth still think the ultimate is a 'celebrity'. As for his making it to Senator/ Governor/ MP - he'd have to add 'pharmacy products' in his portfolio...

@ Mukiha, in 20 years... dont be too sure. During the next elections, a presidential candidate will whip tribal emotions saying that' 'its their time to eat' like Mbogo and tribe have been 'helped' to eat. Then during the subsequent post-election violence, my well educated but lazy younger brother who also live in mukuru; and spends most of time outside Jubilee insurance building discussing politics, and also a heckler for hire... will claim Mbogo's taxis as rightfully his as was acquired by 'our/ taxpayers money'. My younger bro is sure about it... his hero politician who is always right told them that Mbogo and tribe obtains government money from a wall, upon presenting his ID card to verify his tribe...and he showed photos/video of an ATM queue and people leaving with cash handed by the gvt official behind the wall. Having said that, Mbogo is a hero. Pity he may never make it to be a public role model, as modern youth still think the ultimate is a 'celebrity'. As for his making it to Senator/ Governor/ MP - he'd have to add 'pharmacy products' in his portfolio...