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paulkimani wrote:I think it’s fine and accurate. Doesn’t cover the entire pyramid scheme but says enough. What I have learned in 5 years is if you write anything negative about Cytonn, regardless of it being true, you will have many Cytonn followers waiting to scream wolf. Best article to date as it speaks about their history as well Queen wrote:[quote=Queen]Am not a fan of Cytonn but DN have surely done a very poorly researched and written article on the origin and current status at this crumbling house. https://nation.africa/ke...ss-house-cracks-2463786[/quote] A very disjointed and shallow article with no flow at all. Am pretty sure our very own @PK would have done a much better article for them on Cytonn at no pay. Is the online version of the article truncated compared to the print version? Greedy when others are fearful. Very fearful when others are greedy - to paraphrase Warren Buffett
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 8/30/2007 Posts: 1,558 Location: Nairobi
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paulkimani wrote:I think it’s fine and accurate. Doesn’t cover the entire pyramid scheme but says enough. What I have learned in 5 years is if you write anything negative about Cytonn, regardless of it being true, you will have many Cytonn followers waiting to scream wolf. Best article to date as it speaks about their history as well Queen wrote:[quote=Queen]Am not a fan of Cytonn but DN have surely done a very poorly researched and written article on the origin and current status at this crumbling house. https://nation.africa/ke...ss-house-cracks-2463786[/quote] A very disjointed and shallow article with no flow at all. Am pretty sure our very own @PK would have done a much better article for them on Cytonn at no pay. Clearly a case of David vs Goliath. Goliath being PK and his old money sponsors. These guys Crying wolf yet all projects are running (albeit behind schedule) but show me a developer that has handed over on schedule and I will show u a liar 🤥 I think they should let cytonn be.
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Rank: Member Joined: 3/1/2019 Posts: 170 Location: Nairobi
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Horton wrote:paulkimani wrote:I think it’s fine and accurate. Doesn’t cover the entire pyramid scheme but says enough. What I have learned in 5 years is if you write anything negative about Cytonn, regardless of it being true, you will have many Cytonn followers waiting to scream wolf. Best article to date as it speaks about their history as well Queen wrote:[quote=Queen]Am not a fan of Cytonn but DN have surely done a very poorly researched and written article on the origin and current status at this crumbling house. https://nation.africa/ke...ss-house-cracks-2463786[/quote] A very disjointed and shallow article with no flow at all. Am pretty sure our very own @PK would have done a much better article for them on Cytonn at no pay. Clearly a case of David vs Goliath. Goliath being PK and his old money sponsors. These guys Crying wolf yet all projects are running (albeit behind schedule) but show me a developer that has handed over on schedule and I will show u a liar 🤥 I think they should let cytonn be. The Chinese developers who dominate Kileleshwa, Kilimani and Mombasa road hand over on time almost every time (100% of the cases I know of were handed over on time, with a maximum of 3 months delay which is understandable given how unreliable/unpredictable water and electricity connections can be in this country)
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 8/30/2007 Posts: 1,558 Location: Nairobi
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NewMoney wrote:Horton wrote:paulkimani wrote:I think it’s fine and accurate. Doesn’t cover the entire pyramid scheme but says enough. What I have learned in 5 years is if you write anything negative about Cytonn, regardless of it being true, you will have many Cytonn followers waiting to scream wolf. Best article to date as it speaks about their history as well Queen wrote:[quote=Queen]Am not a fan of Cytonn but DN have surely done a very poorly researched and written article on the origin and current status at this crumbling house. https://nation.africa/ke...ss-house-cracks-2463786[/quote] A very disjointed and shallow article with no flow at all. Am pretty sure our very own @PK would have done a much better article for them on Cytonn at no pay. Clearly a case of David vs Goliath. Goliath being PK and his old money sponsors. These guys Crying wolf yet all projects are running (albeit behind schedule) but show me a developer that has handed over on schedule and I will show u a liar 🤥 I think they should let cytonn be. The Chinese developers who dominate Kileleshwa, Kilimani and Mombasa road hand over on time almost every time (100% of the cases I know of were handed over on time, with a maximum of 3 months delay which is understandable given how unreliable/unpredictable water and electricity connections can be in this country) That’s quite broad based. Do you have any specific examples? The ones I dealt with were 16months behind schedule.
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Rank: Member Joined: 1/19/2016 Posts: 204
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The ones behind schedule of defaulted or both? Banda homes Suraya Goldenscape Greenhouse Shangilia Baba na Mama housing https://twitter.com/iam0...316349241078550528?s=21
https://twitter.com/owar...316307536249839618?s=21
Horton wrote:NewMoney wrote:Horton wrote:paulkimani wrote:I think it’s fine and accurate. Doesn’t cover the entire pyramid scheme but says enough. What I have learned in 5 years is if you write anything negative about Cytonn, regardless of it being true, you will have many Cytonn followers waiting to scream wolf. Best article to date as it speaks about their history as well Queen wrote:[quote=Queen]Am not a fan of Cytonn but DN have surely done a very poorly researched and written article on the origin and current status at this crumbling house. https://nation.africa/ke...ss-house-cracks-2463786[/quote] A very disjointed and shallow article with no flow at all. Am pretty sure our very own @PK would have done a much better article for them on Cytonn at no pay. Clearly a case of David vs Goliath. Goliath being PK and his old money sponsors. These guys Crying wolf yet all projects are running (albeit behind schedule) but show me a developer that has handed over on schedule and I will show u a liar 🤥 I think they should let cytonn be. The Chinese developers who dominate Kileleshwa, Kilimani and Mombasa road hand over on time almost every time (100% of the cases I know of were handed over on time, with a maximum of 3 months delay which is understandable given how unreliable/unpredictable water and electricity connections can be in this country) That’s quite broad based. Do you have any specific examples? The ones I dealt with were 16months behind schedule.
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 8/30/2007 Posts: 1,558 Location: Nairobi
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paulkimani wrote:The ones behind schedule of defaulted or both? Banda homes Suraya Goldenscape Greenhouse Shangilia Baba na Mama housing https://twitter.com/iam0...316349241078550528?s=21
https://twitter.com/owar...316307536249839618?s=21
Horton wrote:NewMoney wrote:Horton wrote:paulkimani wrote:I think it’s fine and accurate. Doesn’t cover the entire pyramid scheme but says enough. What I have learned in 5 years is if you write anything negative about Cytonn, regardless of it being true, you will have many Cytonn followers waiting to scream wolf. Best article to date as it speaks about their history as well Queen wrote:[quote=Queen]Am not a fan of Cytonn but DN have surely done a very poorly researched and written article on the origin and current status at this crumbling house. https://nation.africa/ke...ss-house-cracks-2463786[/quote] A very disjointed and shallow article with no flow at all. Am pretty sure our very own @PK would have done a much better article for them on Cytonn at no pay. Clearly a case of David vs Goliath. Goliath being PK and his old money sponsors. These guys Crying wolf yet all projects are running (albeit behind schedule) but show me a developer that has handed over on schedule and I will show u a liar 🤥 I think they should let cytonn be. The Chinese developers who dominate Kileleshwa, Kilimani and Mombasa road hand over on time almost every time (100% of the cases I know of were handed over on time, with a maximum of 3 months delay which is understandable given how unreliable/unpredictable water and electricity connections can be in this country) That’s quite broad based. Do you have any specific examples? The ones I dealt with were 16months behind schedule. All developers are behind schedule. 😊 Btw, did you hear that ALMA is 70% sold and phase 2 is being handed over on 29/10? I’m part of that group and very excited 😊
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Rank: Member Joined: 1/19/2016 Posts: 204
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Congratulations on your purchase @Horton. All the best.
The above list of defaulters/late developments were all proven to be scams.
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Rank: Chief Joined: 1/3/2007 Posts: 18,347 Location: Nairobi
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Horton wrote:paulkimani wrote:I think it’s fine and accurate. Doesn’t cover the entire pyramid scheme but says enough. What I have learned in 5 years is if you write anything negative about Cytonn, regardless of it being true, you will have many Cytonn followers waiting to scream wolf. Best article to date as it speaks about their history as well Queen wrote:[quote=Queen]Am not a fan of Cytonn but DN have surely done a very poorly researched and written article on the origin and current status at this crumbling house. https://nation.africa/ke...ss-house-cracks-2463786[/quote] A very disjointed and shallow article with no flow at all. Am pretty sure our very own @PK would have done a much better article for them on Cytonn at no pay. Clearly a case of David vs Goliath. Goliath being PK and his old money sponsors. These guys Crying wolf yet all projects are running (albeit behind schedule) but show me a developer that has handed over on schedule and I will show u a liar 🤥 I think they should let cytonn be. Awali Estate developed by Vipingo Development Ltd owned by Centum.
https://test.standardmed...um-hands-over-74-houses
"Centum Investment Company’s real estate has handed over 74 maisonettes and bungalows at Awali Estate, in Vipingo, Kilifi County, to their owners." "Construction of the family-oriented gated community commenced in January 2019 and the houses will be delivered this Saturday, three months ahead of the scheduled completion date." Greedy when others are fearful. Very fearful when others are greedy - to paraphrase Warren Buffett
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 8/10/2014 Posts: 992 Location: Kenya
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VituVingiSana wrote:Horton wrote:paulkimani wrote:I think it’s fine and accurate. Doesn’t cover the entire pyramid scheme but says enough. What I have learned in 5 years is if you write anything negative about Cytonn, regardless of it being true, you will have many Cytonn followers waiting to scream wolf. Best article to date as it speaks about their history as well Queen wrote:A very disjointed and shallow article with no flow at all. Am pretty sure our very own @PK would have done a much better article for them on Cytonn at no pay. Clearly a case of David vs Goliath. Goliath being PK and his old money sponsors. These guys Crying wolf yet all projects are running (albeit behind schedule) but show me a developer that has handed over on schedule and I will show u a liar 🤥 I think they should let cytonn be. Awali Estate developed by Vipingo Development Ltd owned by Centum.
https://test.standardmed...um-hands-over-74-houses
"Centum Investment Company’s real estate has handed over 74 maisonettes and bungalows at Awali Estate, in Vipingo, Kilifi County, to their owners." "Construction of the family-oriented gated community commenced in January 2019 and the houses will be delivered this Saturday, three months ahead of the scheduled completion date." 
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 8/30/2007 Posts: 1,558 Location: Nairobi
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watesh wrote:VituVingiSana wrote:Horton wrote:paulkimani wrote:I think it’s fine and accurate. Doesn’t cover the entire pyramid scheme but says enough. What I have learned in 5 years is if you write anything negative about Cytonn, regardless of it being true, you will have many Cytonn followers waiting to scream wolf. Best article to date as it speaks about their history as well Queen wrote:A very disjointed and shallow article with no flow at all. Am pretty sure our very own @PK would have done a much better article for them on Cytonn at no pay. Clearly a case of David vs Goliath. Goliath being PK and his old money sponsors. These guys Crying wolf yet all projects are running (albeit behind schedule) but show me a developer that has handed over on schedule and I will show u a liar 🤥 I think they should let cytonn be. Awali Estate developed by Vipingo Development Ltd owned by Centum.
https://test.standardmed...um-hands-over-74-houses
"Centum Investment Company’s real estate has handed over 74 maisonettes and bungalows at Awali Estate, in Vipingo, Kilifi County, to their owners." "Construction of the family-oriented gated community commenced in January 2019 and the houses will be delivered this Saturday, three months ahead of the scheduled completion date." Let me rephrase, projects of a meaningful size. 74 houses is tiny.
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