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Kenyan women who dumped ugali to pound yam for Nigerian men May 13th 2021 at 19:44:27 GMT +0300
Last Saturday, Deputy President William Ruto’s daughter, June, made headlines. It emerged that she is set to marry a Nigerian man after daddy hosted a colourful engagement ceremony known as ‘Koito’ in Kalenjin at his plush Karen home.
The engagement came six months after the DP publicly challenged his daughter to get married.
“June’s father kept the event small, simple and family-focused. His position as Deputy President was relegated as he played the role of a father. Ruto and his wife were great hosts,” said Nigerian politician Osita Chidoka, who was head of the Nigerian delegation.
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“I can’t believe I use to fear and felt bad when I was bullied because of my color ♀️♂️ ati eh uko mweusi sana kama makaa.. ⚫ ati ghai weee you are too black unakaaa.. unakaaa .. I enter a room and I get this look … then I hated being nicknamed tuiya/cheptui /tisya/sudanesse/karamoja/pokot,” wrote Emmy Kosgei on Instagram.
Her parents were instrumental in enabling her to understand that she was beautiful the way she was. However, as a grown woman now, she still faces people who react to her complexion in a negative way.
“But my parents called me #cheptuiyenyu with so much pride for me to embrace and know that I am beautiful ❤❤ my mentor then #Esther saw me for the first time and she was screaming what a beauty! She calls me #blacky she enrolled me to modeling immediately my mentor now #mrsA was blown away with this Kalenjin girl..see goosebumps❤ you are so pretty she told me,” said Emmy Kosgei.
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Kassanga: My life as a gospel singer and dad
Ann and Japheth Kassanga [Photo: Standard]
The Kassangas were a fixture on our screens every Sunday morning. Then they faded from the music scene. What happened?
Standard Entertainment & Lifestyle catches up with Japheth Kassanga.
The earliest memories for most people are happy profound experiences in their childhood. But for the eccentric man seated with me, his earliest memory is the stuff of nightmares. “Mum, why aren’t you talking?” the precocious toddler had asked his mother when he found her lying in bed. He tried waking her up, and even tried suckling, not knowing that she was dead.
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