...and we cant blaming poverty all the time...

From a Little Spark may burst a Mighty Flame...

.....and these tanker drivers selling the fuel and then having convinient accidents......shindwe!!!!

The chief value of money lies in the fact that one lives in a world in which it is overestimated.

I hope they will also pay the costs of the team of doctors from kenyatta!!!! Ama it's still the GOVERNMENT'S fault that the INNOCENT kenyan's were burnt?

and what do they say? 'afadhali nichomeke kama nimeshiba'!!! seriously?

@Magigi.... see what we meant when we answered 'what ails kenya?'

Some deals are like glass. Sometimes it's better to leave them broken than try to hurt yourself putting it back together.

@ wendz,'afadhali nichomeke kama nimeshiba'!!

LMAO

The thicker the thigh the sweeter the pie.

@ mcreggae,

stop noise making....no truck driver has been proven to be doing that!!!

This accident at Kapokyek is a confirmation that kenyans are being led not by their conscience or poverty,but free things....a pig flu contracted from our Mpigs.

in every sense of the word kenyans will never learn a thing from their past!!!!!


NEVER TALK OF A RHINO IF THERE IS NO TREE NEAREBY - ZULU PROVERB

@Mcreggae/Kingfisa,

I have listened to an interview with the owners of the cargo and that part about sold fuel sounds like hogwash since the lorry was in a convoy and the others arrived in kisumu safely with the cargo intact.The driver had already informed his employer and he was waiting for help when the villagers descend on the cargo.He pleaded with the villagers and informed them of the danger but instead,he was beaten up.At this point,he was adviced to leave the area for his own safety and moments later,an idiot tried to ng'owa the Batt.It sparked and the lorry went Ka-booooom..........Let's say some Kenyans love being roasted.


Yombo dhier....!!

Njung'e/Kaiganjio,

This could be a different case but the fact that some of these drivers siphon fuel and cause convinient accidents cannot be thrown away. Next to my ushagoo there was a field where these fellows used to branch to spihon fuel and around 70kms from my home is apparently a 'black spot' for fuel tankers.......why do you think so????


The chief value of money lies in the fact that one lives in a world in which it is overestimated.