Suppression of the MauMau was from 1952-1960. Most of our grandparents (born 1920s) were oppressed. Pic is my Grandmother's movement pass. I cannot mourn. Tweet added by Alice 🇰🇪 @Nimmz_Mugo

Alice 🇰🇪

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Suppression of the MauMau was from 1952-1960. Most of our grandparents (born 1920s) were oppressed. Pic is my Grandmother's movement pass. I cannot mourn.

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BabaEmmanuel😉.

@OdangaKissinger

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@Nimmz_Mugo Hata mimi siwezi mourn, i hope she left something to indicate where kimathi's body was buried hata kama its under her seat.

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Alice 🇰🇪

@Nimmz_Mugo

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@OdangaKissinger They have a lot to answer for.

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Kiprono Bett

@lennybett2

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@Nimmz_Mugo @abigaelkinini

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kiongozi 🆎🔆®️official⁦⁦✳️⁩📩

@Kiongozialphon1

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@Nimmz_Mugo @Kimuzi_ "I will condole with the family of Queen Elizabeth II but my Queen is still Martha Karua." ~President Uhuru Kenyatta

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sammybwoy😘😘🍆🍆

@DEATH_____1

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@Nimmz_Mugo

sammybwoy😘😘🍆🍆

@DEATH_____1

2 years

@Truman0075 "Black and brown people around the world who were subject to horrendous cruelties and economic deprivation under British colonialism are allowed to have feelings about Queen Elizabeth. After all, they were her "subjects" too." -Karen Attiah

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sammybwoy😘😘🍆🍆

@DEATH_____1

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@Nimmz_Mugo AND YET AFRICANS are all over pouring feelings as if If we Die they even care😥

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FreeRepublik

@RepublikFree

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@Nimmz_Mugo The @EFFSouthAfrica gave a comprehensive statement acknowledging this.Untold pain remains in the bellies of those well versed with Africa's oppressive colonial history. @mrembointown

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steve Biko osur

@wuodosur

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@Nimmz_Mugo @MseewaNduthii My grand father Ochuony Maruru served them as a clerk in Kericho at Unilever, Brooke Bond till he retired. This is alongside going to the war in 1945 he was born in 1920. I don't loathe the Queen as must as I detest the array of fellow black men running "free" nations in Africa

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steve Biko osur

@wuodosur

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@Nimmz_Mugo @MseewaNduthii My father's dad, cooked for them at Chemelil, Songhor, Miwani, Koru and Mwanza equally at the potters house( kopotopoto as our people call it). As we rage, rather withhold, we should be more annoyed over the about present day colonialists.

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Douglasbighouse

@douglasbighouse

2 years

@Nimmz_Mugo Many are all over the moon condoling with our oppressors and torturers

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Cartel Nation

@naciondelcartel

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@Nimmz_Mugo Mourning her is an insult to our ancestors

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Obnoxious Medulla

@petergichukijub

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@Nimmz_Mugo

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Gitonga Njeru

@tosh22441

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@Nimmz_Mugo @yosefu_jk , @wangari_mm and their cronies are in a closed door meeting at Koimbi lobbying for the national flag to fly half mast at Kiangage chief's camp. Kaí andú magúrúkaga.

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@Varkis_mutombo

2 years

@Nimmz_Mugo Mau mau tired narrative, useless history. Delete 🚮

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Sue Nyathi

@SueNyathi

2 years

@Nimmz_Mugo This was the template for apartheid.

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Ozie...

@Ozie11

2 years

@Nimmz_Mugo Omo! This is receipt of the atrocities of the westerners. How do people want this trauma caused, to just go away!?

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Recite Social

@ReciteSocial

2 years

@Nimmz_Mugo Your tweet was quoted in an article by The New York Times

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Theinvisiblehand

@fine_colle

2 years

@Nimmz_Mugo Hope you saw the pain in her eyes when they used to talk about colonization. It's quite saddening to watch a centinerian crying about things that happened over 50 years ago it's quite sad. No tears over here!!!! #QueenElizabeth #BlackTwitter #IrishTwitter #LondonBridge

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Nora Lynda

@MizNma27

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@Nimmz_Mugo When did she become the queen?

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