- The middle -aged woman surprised the people when she firmly refused to leave while the big tingel was bringing down her shop
- Although he was not talking too much or screaming, one could see his strong resolution to protect his shop, which he had fought to build
- Many people wondered how much he had invested in the business and if he had been given a notice to leave before Tingatinga came to destroy everything
Kisii County: A video of a middle -aged woman refusing to leave her shop while Tingatinga has hit her has touched many people.
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Kenya Highway Authority officials were conducting an operation that allegedly targeted structures built on walking lanes in Kisii.
In a video shared with Unreportedke, the woman is shown standing in front of a large blue -eyed blue and grill.
Surprisingly, the grills were intended to protect the store, but in front of the bulldding, they did not get a chance.
The crowd was gathered and started to move around, calling the woman to leave, but she didn’t even move one inch.
He just looked as if the machine was repairing to either stand or hit him.
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Was the woman saved?
Over time, the bulldding began to move, and eventually, it reached the store. Shortly thereafter, the grill and glasses were flying everywhere, but the owner sat.
He just moved to the inner parts when the outer part was made and the bulldding began to enter closer. Within a few minutes, a large part of the store was down.
Many citizens who saw the video were surprised by his courage. They were surprised if he had been given any notice before the business deteriorated. If he had been given a notice, then the county government was correct, but if not, they were wrong.
According to some people, one should be able to protect their lives, while others thought it was his courage to protect his livelihood.
How did other Kenyans take the demolition?
Kenneth Kamau: “There are some jobs given I can’t do it.”
Victor Animal: “When you are given a notice to leave because of the invasion, just leave in peace. But Kenyans will wait until they come to be demolished!”
Chisano Joaquim: “What is the reason for the demolition? He has invaded the road park? Was he given a notice to leave? And if so, he should come out!
Christine Njeri: “Gava land no matter how long it will take you.”
Mulwa Hellen: “If this is the job is left … let it stay 😭😭. “
Joe Kamau: “You can’t compete with the government … if the government wants your land it will take and give you a competition by force.”
Denis Muthugumi: “If this is the job.
David N Martial: “The Gusii people, you were brave until you started listening to the consumer people. What happens?”
Joyce Dear: “Tinga’s relative in case the mother may be injured or even die there, the family will stand on the woods alone.”
Ti Lusa: “Now even if you stand there you won’t stop the demolition. You were given a notice 7 months ago and you ignored it.”
Ruiru’s woman explains about her shop being demolished
Another report we wrote earlier revealed that the owner of a beauty shop in Ruiru appeared to be sad after his shop was demolished by the landlord.
The woman had big dreams of caring for Kenyans while also helping others to make a living.
Finally, he had no other but selling furniture and equipment so he could return a portion of his money.
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