A photo of a man carrying a huge sack of potatoes while taking the stairs with the allegations that the building has a lift but he is not allowed to use it has shocked many.
Its said the man delivers a sack of potatoes to Kilimanjaro Restaurant, Kimathi Street everyday.
Working Nation. Everyday, this man delivers a sack of potatoes to Kilimanjaro Restaurant, Kimathi Street. The building has a lift, but they won't let him use. And is this the 50kg bag? pic.twitter.com/J893GgsBE8
— John Kamau (@johnKamau1) June 1, 2019
Kenyans have expressed their extreme disappointment after viewing the picture;
“I’m 80 kg’s heavier than the sack-this is sad.”-Mwema.
“Kenyans treat fellow kenyans so badly.”-Mr Kinuthia Pius.
“Kenya is the classic example of how the rich exploit the poor.”-TEKKIDDI.
“I will probably be uncomfortable eating fries there”-Stephen Muchiri.
Excessive loads may cause low back pain and injuries to the feet and other parts of the legs.
“Definitely not. That is the 110kg bag. The AFA packaging guidelines aren’t being enforced. Most buildings hv a service lift for furniture, heavy loads..Alternatively, he’d use a trolley up a ramp. He’ll be dealing with back problems in the near future if he already isn’t”.-WIL.
Industrial elevators are meant to ensure safe access. They can handle heavy loads quickly and efficiently at heights of up to 400 m.
“Humanity should always come first. To all those people who always mistreat others, remember someday’s gonna be payday. KARMA is real”.-pkem.