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Why all Kanyari preachers are closet beggars

I have just decided to scratch my medulla oblongata in a bid order to convince myself that we Kenyans are not a bunch of gullible people. Moreover, while my mind was trying to rewind back into issues that we Kenyans love to 'forget' and 'move on', then a reality hit me. We are yet to forget about Kanyari!

It is easy to tell why we Kenyans cannot forget Kanyari. It is because we see his doppelganger every day in Matatus, in churches, in markets, in public spaces or even in our own homes! This also reminds me of the initiative by atheists in Kenya who are demanding that preaching in PSVs and public places be banned completely.

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