Your facts are incorrect, I live in Thome and we are first owners of the land, Thome estate all the way to Kiambu was owned by the late Arthur Magugu who after the British left he grabbed under the land compensation program only to sell it to Kiambu Residents esp from Gatundu South, Thats why you'll see that majority of Thome area residents know each other as they hail from Gatundu south and Githunguri......My grandfather bought 2 large pacels of land one in Thome 5 and the other in Thome 1st Avenue...Thome grew very fast after Kibaki built the Eastern bypass, Before then it was tracks of land without houses, but now its a posh area for the rich, but back then in early 2000 when I moved there it was a grazing area for the maasai
Hi you are doing amazing job. I have a request because I believe in you and your capability, please highlight the problem Kenyans are facing in sewage lines, it's disgusting and affects our health as city dwellers. What is the work of public health surely. Our cities are undesirable no matter how beautiful the roads are my friend. Please your influence is important to us. Especially in Rongai where all the garbages are lying over and some of landlords empties their sewage in those rivers. Is there anything can be done please. You are doing great work.
great to see Thome again, I was there back in 2017, surprisingly was on foot from rosters all that way to Thome. just exploring, nowadays even a distance of more than 2km scares me
Yeah, you are right. The area around mountain mall is home to many well known watering holes, Embassy, Quiver ahead if you proceeded without branching towards Thome, and the loft just ahead after the turn. You also realize that it's also home to the largest brewery in East Africa, EABL on the opposite side of Thika road.
You are negative, and you need to be called out. She did a video on Thika Industrial Area, to which you commented, "it looks poor." If you want to see a video on other counties, how about you support her by donation? It cost money to move around, right?