We lost Dennis Simiyu Muyila last night to heartless hitmen. The world does not want good people like him, only miscreants and thugs will survive.
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RIP Sims.....am still coming to terms with your passing on.....
ReplyDeleteRIP Sims.....am still coming to terms with your passing on.....
ReplyDeleteHe was agood friend of mine. RIP
ReplyDeleteVery heartless !! How can people be so EVIL??? Killing someone when the whole family is watching !!!
ReplyDelete1 Corithians 15:19 "If have hope in Christ in this life only, then we are to be pitied above all men" .....Heaven in indeed home !!!
ReplyDeleteSo sad! We hope these thugs and the man behind it is caught. What person is so heartless and cruel to want to take someone else's life! May God give the family strength during this trying times. Dennis, my friend and village mate, RIP.
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