3rd June 2016: 10 Things You Should Know This Morning

Talk of luck then a peasant farmer in Kisumu has it all; 62 year old Joseph Agumba was tending to his three cows when Betway Country manager for Kenya Wanja Gakonyo found him to present him a Kes 20 million cheque for winning a sports bet. Just like that Mr. Agumba is now a millionaire worth Kes 20 million! Still in Kisumu, Raila Odinga and thousands of his supporters in the Lakeside City yesterday gathered at Kirembe grounds for a requiem mass for three youth who were killed by police during the last anti-IEBC demonstration. That aside, below are the trending stories this Friday morning:

#1Ametoa Wapi Pesa? Nyasuguta Formerly Of Vitimbi Causes Shock And Awe As She Spoils Herself With A Posh Range Rover (Photo)

#2Some Celebs Dressed To Kill At Groove Awards 2016 While Others Looked As If They Were Going To A Funeral. See Photos Of Who Got It Right And Who Failed Terribly With Their Choice Of Clothing

#3SEX TIPS: Here’s What You Should Do When The CD Breaks While Shagging

#4Evans Gikunda The Radio Africa Employee Whose Leaked Screenshots Exposed Scandolous Sexual Life Now Resigns From His Job

#5Mercy Masika Dominates Groove Awards 2016 As New Artistes Steal The Show (Full List Of Winners)

#6Sad: Kenya’s Hardcore Gay Who Dresses Up In Women’s Clothing Beaten Black And Blue By A Racist And Homophobic German Taxi Driver

#7Meet the Hot Assistant County Commissioner (D.O) Whose Beauty Is Causing a Lot of Excitement on Social Media (Photos)

#8Infamous Facts About Nairobi’s Tallest Building That Gives Many Sleepless Nights

#9Here Is The Lady Ruto Called More Beautiful Than His Wife And Got In Trouble (Photos)

#10Joe Muchiri Comforts Emmy Kosgei’s Employee (Ticho Phil) After She Was Dragged Into the Evans Gikunda Saga

 

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