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Njoki Chege's Biography in Summary

Njoki Chege writes for the Saturday Nation's 'by City Girl' feature. She is a divisive author who is both reviled and adored.
Njoki Chege was born in the town of Mt. Kenya's slopes and afterwards moved to Buruburu Eastlands in Nairobi.
She chose to leave the 'deprivation-stricken' Eastlands for Lang'ata after having a bath and applying moisturizer on her skin.

Njoki Chege Schooling
Njoki pursued a career in journalism at Daystar University. However, her primary and secondary school information is not yet available.

Njoki Chege's Boyfriend
Njoki does not have a strong boyfriend. She will never date a broke guy, according to her. A guy must have money, a gorgeous and costly car, a mansion not near Eastlands, must be utopian, and so on. In a nutshell, she wishes to date rumor.

The Children of Njoki Chege
If reports are correct, Njoki Chege's children will remain rumors. She now has no children, but time will tell whether the rumors about her unlawful cervical procedures are true or not.
Njoki is a combative Saturday Nation Newspaper writer. Her papers are so full with toxins that no single one has ever received a high favorable rating from the public.
Because of the article's content, most of the writings irritate a cross-section of Kenyans.
Some of her more heated writings include: Fat women, let's tackle the elephant in the room; The 3rd of October, 2015
Shisha girls-Womenfolk filth; Saturday, November 13, 2015
Political bloggers are similar to call girls.

Scandals Concerning Njoki Chege
Njoki has had numerous disgraces heaped on her. These problems surfaced after she began slamming others and labeling them with derogatory terms and stereotypes. Some of the humiliations she has suffered include a sex scandal with two married editors at her NMG office in November 2015.

Four males drilled her during a house party in Parklands in 2012, according to one of her close friends. However, this was never proven.