Sonnie Kuria

Sonnie Kuria Let's engage and do business. We are here for each other. Be sure to take care of me as I take care of you. Always be on the look out.🤞🤞💪

I will ensure to provide you with real, legit, and affordable goods and services.

50 by 100 plots in Ngoliba.500meters from the tarmac.770k slightly negotiable.
25/01/2026

50 by 100 plots in Ngoliba.

500meters from the tarmac.

770k slightly negotiable.




KANGEMA FARMLANDS 50 by 100 plots on sale. Price 1.2 M
24/01/2026

KANGEMA FARMLANDS

50 by 100 plots on sale.

Price 1.2 M

KENOL Kimorori,Plots for sale in Kimorori.Located 2.4km off the Kenol Muranga Highway Located 1 km from Kagaa shopping c...
12/12/2024

KENOL Kimorori,

Plots for sale in Kimorori.

Located 2.4km off the Kenol Muranga Highway
Located 1 km from Kagaa shopping center.
All amenities on site.

40 by 80 in size.

Price - 1.8M

For inquiries and site visits - 0707744141

KENOL IS CALLING! Get yourself a plot.
19/09/2024

KENOL IS CALLING!

Get yourself a plot.



Leave nothing for tomorrow which can be done today.
14/09/2024

Leave nothing for tomorrow which can be done today.

Be on the look out for real and affordable property.
11/09/2024

Be on the look out for real and affordable property.




27/08/2024

In a small, isolated village, a girl named Amina grew up amid the unspoken pain of her mother, Njeri. Njeri had married into a family whose disdain for her was palpable and harsh. The in-laws’ contempt was not just a distant murmur but a constant presence that seeped into every corner of their home, turning it into a place where affection was scarce and criticism abundant.

Amina’s childhood was marred by the shadows of this hostility. She would often witness her mother’s tear-streaked face in the quiet moments after the family’s disdain had been directed at her. The harsh words and scornful looks were a daily ordeal for Njeri, leaving her with little energy or warmth to give to her young daughter.

As a child, Amina found solace in the simple joys of village life—playing by the river, chasing butterflies in the fields, and listening to the stories of the elders. Yet, the underlying tension at home was impossible to ignore. The village children sometimes avoided her, sensing the unease that seemed to hang around her family. Amina learned early on to hide her own sadness, masking it behind a brave smile and a quiet demeanor.

The emotional scars left by her mother’s strained relationship with her in-laws affected Amina deeply. She grew up with a constant sense of insecurity and a belief that she, too, might be undeserving of affection. The lack of positive reinforcement during her formative years made it difficult for her to trust others or feel secure in her relationships.

As she grew older, Amina sought out ways to heal from the traumas of her childhood. She turned to books and education as a refuge, finding solace in stories that allowed her to imagine a world different from her own. She learned to navigate her emotions and developed a resilience that helped her face life’s challenges with a quiet strength.

Despite the pain she had endured, Amina’s compassion and understanding grew stronger. She became a symbol of hope for others in the village who faced their own struggles. Through her kindness and empathy, she sought to break the cycle of negativity that had once enveloped her home.

In the end, Amina’s journey was one of transformation. The pain of her past, while never completely erased, became a part of her story—a story of overcoming adversity and finding a way to make peace with her own past while helping others along the way.

02/07/2024

"Walk slowly but never backward." James Clear

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