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HAPPY BIRTHDAY: More years of God’s blessings MARTIN GICINGA!

April 7, 2025 PRISTONE 1 min read

Facebook is today reminding me that a friend who has also been like a brother to me in this Nakuru City Martin Gicinga Macharia is celebrating his birthday today.

This is a guy who encouraged me on matters online writing even though I was so much into Radio Industry for that is what I specialized sometime back during my days at Multimedia University Nairobi…..

With his guidance, I found myself writing and it is here that he also introduced me to online platform known as Famous Nakuru or famousfakuru.co.ke where I started writing articles and contributing for the same.

He is also a great writer from fiction, environment to political pieces.

Having interacted with him several times face to face or even through phone calls and sms, I can state here without fear of contradiction that Martin Gicinga is a great man.

By the way we share with him April as month of birth, but yangu inakuja baadaye this week.

Allow me to wish this brother a HAPPY BIRTHDAY and may he live many more years of blessings that the Almighty God has for him in store.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY MARTIN GICINGA MACHARIA……

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