10 Estates In Nairobi Where You’ll Find The Most Prostitutes , Some As Cheap As 30 Bob

In Kenya, a country where 34 to 42% of the population is poor, according to the World Bank, prostitution becomes a rampant survival strategy, although illegal. Across the country, more than 200,000 workers operate in the s3x business. Nairobi alone, have more than 40,000 s3x workers. Today, we have compiled a list of estates in Nairobi where you’ll find most of these s3x workers.
1 : Ngara
The estate which enjoys its closeness to the CBD has been hit hard by prostitutes who have flooded the area with most of them targeting university and college students who stay in the hostels around the estate.

2 : Huruma

There is a hooker zone in an area called Mbuthia where langas begin their activities at around 5pm in the evening. The flesh peddlers here are a mix of young and old.

3 : Dandora

The estate which is also the mother of crimes in Nairobi is also a base for low-end prostitution in the city. S3x workers here compete with those from Majengo in providing cheap sex to clients.

4 : Pangani

They manage to conceal themselves in Mafioso fashion. The most obvious ones are those that masquerade as wamama wa kuosha nguo. Apart from washing clothes for busy or lazy bachelors, they wash their groins too. These women show up to their tasks wearing provocative clothing. The trick is simple for them – do anything to tempt the customer by exposing their butts while washing and hanging clothes. If you don’t respond to the provocations, they simple ask you straight up if you want some.

5: Zimmerman

The hood prostitutes of Zimmerman are well known. For as little as 200 bob, you can take one to your residential locale and plough through her body like a tractor in Kabarnet for the whole day or night, depending on your time preference.

6 : Hurlingham

Most high end prostitutes are located in this estate. Hidden between the posh offices are companies that offer escort services for rich men who value discretion. For a heavy sum, you can have a super hot escort delivered to your home. The women here are of the highest quality – attractive and well maintained. They are also keen to ensure customer satisfaction and as a result, these companies have a string of loyal customers. . Every command you make will be met. The massage parlors located in this area offer ‘extra’ services too.

7: Eastleigh

Just like in Mombasa, Eastleigh prostitutes have the tendency of hiding under biubuis. One of my close friends was once approached after leaving a bar on a Friday night. The lady in the buibui simply whispered in his ear, “Sijavaa kitu ndani, unanitaka?” Talk of irresistible offers. According to my friend, the lady looked like Angelina Jolie so he couldn’t pass up the opportunity. The sad part is that she demanded to take his Lacoste shoes after he couldn’t meet her 2000 bob fee.

8: Kibera

In Huruma, there’s an area called Mbuthia. Here, the free-roaming prostitutes, begin their activities at around 5 pm in the evening. This is strictly a hooker zone. Normal ladies avoid it due to the fear of being labeled hookers. When you stroll through Mbuthia, hookers, both old and young scramble for you like hawkers in Gikomba. Or like European nations seeking to colonize a newly discovered Africa. The price? Only a hundred shillings. You can even get a threesome or a ten-some if you are beast enough

9 : Imara Daima

In Imara Daima, the women sit outside their houses in the evening like normal moshene mongers. An outsider can’t easily tell their objectives but the dwellers are well aware that these mamiis are there for anyone who needs a quick fix. It’s simple, you just go talk to one and she welcomes you inside the house. While inside, she’ll serve you with all flavors of sin

10 : Nairobi West

I’ll call them the ‘chini ya maji’ prostitutes. The call girls of Nairobi West are secretive and decent. It’s only through recommendation that you get to meet them. Most of the girls have day time occupations , which means that they only sell their bodies as a part-time venture. And they don’t come cheap. No wonder they can afford to live in decent houses and shop at nice places.

UHURU TO STORM KISUMU DAYS AFTER RAILA VISITED KIAMBU

President Uhuru Kenyatta will launch the Mbita-Rusinga course way on Wednesday July 12 during his maiden trip to Homabay County since he was elected in office in 2013. Uhuru will also tour Kisumu County days after his rival Raila Odinga campaigned in his Kiambu stronghold. It will also be interesting to see if Mbita MP Millie Odhiambo, the president fiercest critic will be at hand to welcome him. During his tour to Kisumu, Uhuru will commission the Ahero-Kisii-Isebania road construction.

 He will also launch the KSh 15 billion East Africa Breweries plant in Kisumu which he recently announced will provide many jobs to locals. The president will at the same time address rallies in Siaya, Homabay and Migori counties during his whirlwind tour in Nyanza.

Uhuru will also receive a group of politicians who are expected to announce their defection from ODM to Jubilee. His tour comes just a week after his rival Raila held a one-day tour to Kiambu county which is Uhuru’s stronghold.

DP RUTO DISAPPOINTS KISUMU RESIDENTS

Deputy President William Ruto, who was expected to grace a fundraiser aimed at aiding farmers in Kisumu East, did not make it for unclear reasons even after heavy preparations to receive him.
The DP however sent Agriculture Cabinet Secretary Will Bet to represent him.
This move however did not go down well with Nominated Senator Joy Gwendo who did not hesitate to express her displeasure.
"I want you to turn your cameras to show the multitude of people who came to receive the DP. They are disappointed," she said.
"Let him not fear to come and see us, the people of Kisumu East," she added.
The Senator insisted that all she wanted was development for the people of Kisumu and that they wanted to whisper something to the DP himself.
"All I want for the people of Kisumu is change and development," the senator said.
"I will tell you without fear or favor that we are disappointed. We welcome you but and we are aware you are the one in charge but we had things to whisper to our DP, " she told the Cabinet Secretary.
Mr Bet however defended the DP saying he would not come because something urgent came up.
"He fears nothing. He should have come but something urgent came up, "he said.

KENYA: WHY JUBILEE, NASA HAVE FOCUSED CAMPAIGNS ON 5 ZONES

The Jubilee Party and opposition's National Super Alliance have held more rallies in five regions than in any other part of the country, convinced the areas could hold the key to a victory in the August 8 General Election.

The Coast, former Western province, Narok and Kajiado counties, Kisii and Baringo have emerged as the areas where the election could be lost or won if the frequency with which both political sides have held rallies there is anything to go by.

President Uhuru Kenyatta and his main challenger Raila Odinga have both visited western Kenya six and five times respectively in just one month, signifying how crucial the voting bloc could be to both sides.

SIX TIMES

In the month of June alone, Mr Odinga has followed in President Kenyatta's footsteps, visiting each of the region's five counties, hoping to consolidate the base that has over time been unable to unite behind the elusive Luhya unity.

President Kenyatta and his deputy William Ruto have cumulatively campaigned in the Coast three times from the end of May, seeking to get a slice of votes in an area that overwhelming cast its lot with Mr Odinga in 2013Narok and Kajiado counties have also become a play ground for the vote seeking machines, with Jubilee visiting the former five times and the latter twice.

BARINGO COUNTY

Jubilee and Nasa have similarly visited Nyamira and Kisii counties twice and thrice respectively. The two rivals have campaigned twice in Baringo County.

On Wednesday, Jubilee Party vice-chairman David Murathe said the President and his deputy have been targeting areas that were opposition strongholds in 2013 but have since showed signs of warming up to the government.He named the areas as western Kenya, Coast and Kisii counties.It is the potential for harvesting votes, particularly in former hostile areas, which we can now convert into swing areas.You can see what we are doing in western Kenya, Coast and Kisii areas," he said on the telephone. Regarding Narok County, he said the party had eliminated the obstacle which cost them votes in the last elections.

SPLITTING VOTES

"Narok is now okay because our challenge last time was splitting votes between TNA and URP. Now we are one party," he said.

Nasa's national campaign committee executive director Kibisu Kabatesi explained that the number of rallies in a region were determined by information received from campaign team coordinators across the country."We draw the campaign schedule based on the analysis we have made based on information from our team on the ground," he said.The Nairobi office, he explained, operates on a 24-hour basis and always communicates with the regional leaders.

ATTEND RALLY

Before the principals attend a rally in any place, they meet with area leaders to fine-tune the relevant message for the voters. In his vote hunting forays in western Kenya, President Kenyatta visited Bungoma on June 11, Busia (June 14), Kakamega (June 17), and Vihiga on June 23, while Mr Odinga toured the same counties on June 23, 25 and 24 respectively. "In 2013, you slipped from our fingers and voted for the other side. This time in 2017, we will not let you vote differently from us. We are not going to let you stay in the cold," Deputy President William Ruto has consistently told western voters.

THERE IS NO WAY RAILA AMOLO ODINGA CAN BEAT UHURU KENYATTA

A comprehensive analysis of the 19.6 million registered voters has put President Uhuru Kenyatta ahead of NASA presidential candidate, Raila Odinga, by a commanding 1.2 million votes. A simple arithmetic examination shows that Uhuru will beat Raila Odinga easily going by how Kenyans registered as voters in the month of January and February. In what could pose a big challenge in the opposition leader’s State House quest, Uhuru would defeat him with 52.2 per cent against his.. ..47.7 per cent - avoiding a runoff. Based on the assumption that the voting patterns of 2013 remain unchanged during the August 8 polls, Uhuru would garner 8,568,551 votes against Raila’s 7,334,697. If Raila is allocated all the 483,981 votes NASA co-principal, Musalia Mudavadi, got in 2013, he would narrow the 1.2 million vote difference with Uhuru to 749,873 votes. The analysis concluded by noting that based on all assumptions, there is no way NASA presidential candidate, Raila Odinga, would beat Uhuru in August.

VANITY.. …..LIST OF 4 KENYAN BANKS OWNED BY LATE NICHOLAS BIWOTT WORTH BILLIONS OF BILLIONS

Previous Kenyan Cabinet Minister Nicholas Kipyator Biwott kicked the bucket on Tuesday evening yet deserted a great deal of riches which incorporate a few resources Recorded among the wealthiest government officials in Kenya, Biwott was one of the larger part investors in a few banks in the nation. As indicated by a report by International Risk Consultancy Company Kroll Associates, the late Biwott had larger part partakes in:

1. First American Bank 

2. Pan African Bank

3. Middle East Bank  

4. Trans-National Bank 

The report depicts him as an able specialist who collected power and set up a fortunate business realm, addressing practically every segment of the Kenyan economy, “while staying in dynamic legislative issues”. He had additionally contributed intensely outside Kenya with business interests in Israel and Australia.

11 Secondary School Girls Suspended for Sneaking in Boys to have Orgies

11 female students from St. Mary Goretty’s Dede High School have been sent home for engaging in sex orgies with boys from Manyatta Secondary School.
As reported by media outlets, about five to ten boys are believed to have hiked 34 kilometres on Sunday night to the girls’ dormitory which houses about 100 students.
According to the Star, teachers at Dede High School discovered there was an orgy after girls started giggling and “acting funny” the next day.
“The orgy was planned by Form Four students who allowed the boys in the hostel, and only left after midnight,” a girl from St Mary Goretty’s who has also been suspended told reporters.
The school’s management believes the midnight orgies are a regular occurrence and are planned through mobile phones which are prohibited.
An administration official said 11 girls were suspended on Monday and are expected back on July 17 to face the school’s board of governors for disciplinary action.
“Unfortunately, we did not hear commotion from the hostel throughout the period the orgy was going on.
“Teachers only got wind of it during the school assembly when some girls acted funny and appeared to be overexcited. Upon investigation, the sad truth started to unravel,” the administrator said.
St Mary’s Principal Lucy Odera declined to comment saying investigations are ongoing.
Evans Baraza, Principal of Manyatta High School, termed the incident “shameful” and said they too are investigating.

NASA MOST POPULAR PARTY IN NAIROBI

NASA MOST POPULAR PARTY IN NAIROBI

The National Super Alliance is the most preferred party followed by Jubilee in Nairobi, an opinion poll now says. It also highlights that if elections were to be held today, Senator Mike Sonko and Governor Evans Kidero would tie for the city's top job. The trends and Insights for Africa (TIFA) research conducted between July 1 and 2, says that eight out of seventeen constituencies are NASA strongholds, six Jubilee's strongholds and three others being hotly contested.

Ruaraka, Kibra, Embakasi South, Dagoreti North, Embakasi Central, Langata, Mathare and Embakasi East constituencies have all been branded NASA strong holds. Jubilee enjoys majority support in Starehe, Dagoreti South, Roysambu, Kamukunji, Embakasi North and Kasarani. Westlands, Makadara and Embakasi West are all up for grabs with just 32 days to the August polls. "The support for NASA has gradually increased since July 2016 and it is strongest now compared to Jubilee's support which has also been on the rise but has recently dropped," said Maggie Ireri, TIFA director.

According to the poll, NASA's support has gone up from 38 percent in July 2016 to 47 percent in February 2017 and now stands at 56 percent as of July 2017. Jubilee's support went up from 38 percent in July 2016 to 42 percent in February 2017 but then dropped to 35 percent as of July this year. The Gubernatorial battle for the city's top job has seen Senator Mike Sonko and Incumbent Governor Evans Kidero go neck to neck with the latter garnering 43 percent preference and the former 44 percent. Peter Kenneth is said to enjoy a 4 percent preference followed by Miguna Miguna with a 1 percent fighting chance while the undecided Nairobians account for 8 percent. "Since the margin difference is less than three percent then it is safe to say that if elections were held today, Governor Evans Kidero and Senator Mike Sonko would tie," said Ireri. Ireri said that out of the sampled 829 respondents, Sonko was doing well because he attracted supporters from NASA, Jubilee as well as other parties compared to Kidero whose support was predominantly from NASA supporters. Peter Kenneth enjoys two percent support from Jubilee and another two from NASA. TIFA director said that dynamics for Peter Kenneth who enjoyed a 20 percent preference changed after the Jubilee party nominations which saw him loose to Senator Mike Sonko. ALSO READ: NASA and Jubilee battle in North Mugirango as arch-rivals meet again Interestingly, both Jubilee and NASA supporters (31) and (24) percent respectively would not vote for Governor Kidero on the basis that he has not delivered, he had no development agenda and the town was too dirty. On the flipside, the supporters felt that despite Sonko picking Polycarp Igathe as his running mate, he had no expertise or skills to manage Nairobi and his educational level was low. Additionally, the Senatorial race puts Jubilee's Johnson Sakaja as supreme having garnered a 39 percent preference followed by NASA's Edwin Sifuna with 28 percent. Ramesh Gorasia, Suzanne Lenge and Zachary Momanyi enjoy 1 percent preference with the undecided lot accounting for 29 percent. "Both attract support from all parties but Sifuna's entry into the race was a bit late giving Sakaja an advantage," said Ireri. NASA's Esther Passaris enjoys a (57) percent preference as the city's women representative followed by incumbent Rachel Shebesh with (25) percent. Interestingly, one percent of those interviewed would vote for radio personality Maina Kageni, Nadya Khan and another one percent preferring wiper's Rahab Ndambuki. The undecided electorate accounts for (15) percent. By virtue of Political party preference, Esther Passaris attracts (42) percent preference from NASA, (11) percent from Jubilee and 4 percent from other parties. Rachel Shebesh enjoys (4) percent from NASA (19)percent from Jubilee and one percent from other parties. "Last minute alliances and voter turnout are key determinant factors and could change the political platform," concluded Ireri.