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RVHH -Ngong Ngeno has best Kalenjin song for aspirant
« on: April 15, 2022, 10:07:10 PM »
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Re: RVHH -Ngong Ngeno has best Kalenjin song for aspirant
« Reply #1 on: April 15, 2022, 11:18:23 PM »
Great song; the artists are making some change from the campaign! Naona Kipsigis waminvade huko kabisa. I need to get a land in Narok too because it seem in 30 years it will be a majority Kalenjin county, especially with these young folks getting 13 kids from two wives and some from ngalfrends!.  It reminds me of Uasin Gishu in the 1940s and 50s! My dad said there was a decree back then to promote polygamy to overun the Maasai. In a decade, the tide had changed! The only things left to this day are only Maasai villages names, but no maa anywhere on sight. In 100 years people will be wondering what does Emurua dikirr means in Kipsigis! 
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Re: RVHH -Ngong Ngeno has best Kalenjin song for aspirant
« Reply #2 on: April 16, 2022, 12:15:10 AM »
Narok is kipsigis majority - maasai ni clans. If it was not for WSR running for PORK - kipsigis will run for governorship and win. But Maasai will start big war. So they keep it for 10yrs.
Great song; the artists are making some change from the campaign! Naona Kipsigis waminvade huko kabisa. I need to get a land in Narok too because it seem in 30 years it will be a majority Kalenjin county, especially with these young folks getting 13 kids from two wives and some from ngalfrends!.  It reminds me of Uasin Gishu in the 1940s and 50s! My dad said there was a decree back then to promote polygamy to overun the Maasai. In a decade, the tide had changed! The only things left to this day are only Maasai villages names, but no maa anywhere on sight. In 100 years people will be wondering what does Emurua dikirr means in Kipsigis!