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remember what Robert Greene said:
"Being attacked is a sign that you are important enough to be a target."
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Kenya is ranked 2nd in Africa when it comes to human trafficking lakini we never talk abt these things because we assume it can never be us
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I will never reconcile with anyone who deliberately went out their way to sabotage or hurt me in anyway. This can be family, friends, associates- whoever. Once you show me who you are, I can’t unsee it.
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Child psychopaths are not unheard of. This 8 year old should be jailed for life. Such people are beyond redemption. I hope the courts don’t pull the “every sinner has a future” BS in this case.
🚨 An eight-year-old boy held a father's hand and offered to help him find his missing KG daughter. He calmly told the father that he knew exactly where she was. But what the CCTV footage later revealed was absolutely horrifying.
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In a school in Haryana, as usual, the school day was over and parents had started arriving to pick up their children.
A father came to pick up his little daughter, who was studying in KG. Just imagine how young that child must be.
But when he reached the usual spot where his daughter would be waiting, she was nowhere to be seen.
He immediately approached the class teacher and asked about her.
The teacher casually told him, "She must have gone to the toilet. Check there, or look inside the classroom, or somewhere around the school."
So the father started searching everywhere. He checked the girls' washroom, the playground and the canteen.
While he was desperately searching, an eight-year-old boy approached him, held his hand and said, "Uncle, you are looking for your daughter, right? She is in KG, isn't she? I know where she is. A group of boys beat her up. I saw it."
The boy then took him straight to a classroom.
But the classroom was locked.
The father was confused. He asked, "How can my daughter be inside when the classroom is locked?"
The little boy told him, "Uncle, look through the window. You can see your daughter inside."
And what he saw was horrifying.
His little girl was lying in a pool of bl....
The terrified father raised an alarm and called for help. The school staff eventually opened the locked classroom.
The child was unconscious. Her face was so badly swollen that it was difficult to recognise her. There were bricks and flower pots lying nearby. It appeared that these objects had been used to attack her, repeatedly hitting her in the face and head.
Her eyes and the surrounding areas were badly swollen.
The little girl is now in a very critical condition and has still not regained consciousness.
But what happened next is even more shocking.😱
When the school authorities checked the CCTV footage to find out who had done this, they discovered something unbelievable.
The very same eight-year-old boy who had approached the father, held his hand and claimed that he knew where the girl was, was actually the one who had attacked her!😱
Even more disturbing is that the boy reportedly continued attacking her even after she had lost consciousness.
Why would an eight-year-old child do something so violent? What made him behave this way? Nobody seems to have an answer yet.
And what about the school management?🥺
How can a classroom be locked without even checking whether a child is still inside? How could nobody notice that this little girl was missing?
This entire incident is deeply shocking.🥺
Think about that eight-year-old boy. He behaved as though nothing had happened. He calmly approached the father, pretended to help him find his daughter and even led him to the very classroom where he had left her.
At just eight years of age, how can a child display such extreme violence and lie so naturally?
This also raises serious questions about the environment in which he is growing up.
His family environment, the influences around him and his psychological well-being need careful examination. Is he growing up in a healthy environment? What kind of influences is he exposed to?
An incident like this cannot simply be ignored. There are serious questions that need answers.
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“Men get raped too."
Yes, they do. And in 99.9% of cases, it's by other men.
So why are you mad at women?
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“I dress like an elite because I am educated,” a lady says as she debates elders on a bus over her choice of clothing.
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(Fofana, Estevao, Liverpool, Fleetwood, Alonso, BOAT, LIVCHE, Emegha, CarabaoCup, Gravenberch, GM CT, Arsenal, Messi, Amen, Anfield, Mummy Zee, Ballon, China, Creators, Ronaldo, Barco, INEC)
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This is how i treat older women that don’t respect themselves
Especially since someone sexually assaulted me in a bus to lekki in 2018 and these women outrightly said its what i wore
I wore a jumpsuit! I was crying so bad because this man penis was out and hard in the bus while he was touching me
These older women blame me for wearing jumpsuits
Since then I disrespect the fuck out of any of them that tries to bully me!
Thank God some men in the bus had some sense to speak up and they made sure the pervert came down!
These women started slut shaming me mehn
I stopped entering public transportation because of that matter
I was scared! Jeeeeeez
I hate those type of women with passion
I do and i applause the girl.
“I dress like an elite because I am educated,” a lady says as she debates elders on a bus over her choice of clothing.
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(Fofana, Estevao, Liverpool, Fleetwood, Alonso, BOAT, LIVCHE, Emegha, CarabaoCup, Gravenberch, GM CT, Arsenal, Messi, Amen, Anfield, Mummy Zee, Ballon, China, Creators, Ronaldo, Barco, INEC)
And just like that, nobody will fichua anything.
That’s how the culture of minding your business is born and bred, and justice becomes story za Jaba unfortunately.😤
WOMAN FOUND BURIED IN SHALLOW GRAVE, HUSBAND ARRESTED IN KAJIADO
Detectives in Isinya, Kajiado County, have arrested a man suspected of murdering his 34-year-old wife, Farida Peter Sangka, and attempting to conceal the crime by burying her body in a shallow grave at their farm in Entarakuet.
The discovery followed a report made by Ndayishimiye Deo, a Burundian national employed as a farmhand by the suspect, identified as Shon David Rabassa Kioko
The farmhand reported that his employer had murdered his wife before instructing him to help bury her body in a shallow grave.
Acting on the report, detectives visited the scene, where they arrested the suspect and the farmhand for further investigation.
The scene was secured as detectives initiated the process of recovering the deceased’s body.
The body was subsequently exhumed in the presence of a pathologist, Ministry of Health (MOH) officials and police officers to facilitate forensic examination and establish the circumstances surrounding her death. The remains were subsequently transferred to Nairobi Funeral Home for preservation pending a postmortem examination.
Meanwhile, Kioko and Deo remain in custody as detectives pursue further investigations to establish the full circumstances surrounding the incident.
The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) extends its heartfelt condolences to the family and loved ones of the deceased. The DCI stand in solidarity with them during this difficult time and reaffirms its commitment to ensuring justice is served.
#FichuaKwaDCI. Call 0800 722 203 (Toll-free) or WhatsApp at 0709 570 000 to report anonymously. Usiogope!
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How do you detain a witness in handcuffs instead of giving witness protection. Sioni nikiweza fichua kwa DCI only to end up in a cell
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Fools did not only detain the witness,they posted him too.
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Sasa jamaa anakuja kureport badala mumupee special witness protection mnaweka yeye ndani(state protection) yet you encourage members of the public to Fichua. How now?
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WOMAN FOUND BURIED IN SHALLOW GRAVE, HUSBAND ARRESTED IN KAJIADO
Detectives in Isinya, Kajiado County, have arrested a man suspected of murdering his 34-year-old wife, Farida Peter Sangka, and attempting to conceal the crime by burying her body in a shallow grave at their farm in Entarakuet.
The discovery followed a report made by Ndayishimiye Deo, a Burundian national employed as a farmhand by the suspect, identified as Shon David Rabassa Kioko
The farmhand reported that his employer had murdered his wife before instructing him to help bury her body in a shallow grave.
Acting on the report, detectives visited the scene, where they arrested the suspect and the farmhand for further investigation.
The scene was secured as detectives initiated the process of recovering the deceased’s body.
The body was subsequently exhumed in the presence of a pathologist, Ministry of Health (MOH) officials and police officers to facilitate forensic examination and establish the circumstances surrounding her death. The remains were subsequently transferred to Nairobi Funeral Home for preservation pending a postmortem examination.
Meanwhile, Kioko and Deo remain in custody as detectives pursue further investigations to establish the full circumstances surrounding the incident.
The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) extends its heartfelt condolences to the family and loved ones of the deceased. The DCI stand in solidarity with them during this difficult time and reaffirms its commitment to ensuring justice is served.
#FichuaKwaDCI. Call 0800 722 203 (Toll-free) or WhatsApp at 0709 570 000 to report anonymously. Usiogope!
At age 37, Angelina Jolie got both of her healthy normal breast tissue removed. Kept the nipples. Filled the space with silicone implants. Not for vanity. It was pure math.
Later she removed her ovaries and slashed her cancer risk by 96%. She did this because she had bad genes.
She carries a BRCA1 mutation. Women with it face up to an 87% chance of breast cancer in their lifetime. Her mother died of ovarian cancer at fifty-six. Her aunt died of breast cancer. The family history was loud.
Her choice sparked the "Angelina Jolie effect". After she shared her story in 2013, many more women asked for BRCA testing and learned their own risks.
Not every woman needs testing. Those with a strong family history of breast or ovarian cancer, especially at young ages, should talk to a doctor. Women of Ashkenazi Jewish background also have higher odds of carrying BRCA1.
Know your family history. If the pattern looks risky, ask for genetic counseling. Prevention can cut the danger a lot. – at Kakkodi, India
Hey @grok Is there any hidden meaning behind Angelina Jolie’s Mysterious tattoo & can you translate it







































