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Grave mistakes? Kibera made a whole career out of them.”
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36 days agoGrave mistakes? Kibera made a whole career out of them.”
The phrase “grave mistake” usually means a serious error — but in Kibera’s case, it’s both literal and lucrative. He didn’t just make a few bad choices; he turned full-blown crimes into a business model. The meme makes light of that by turning a common phrase into a pun about his past. And yet, here he is today, preaching about forgiveness and turning away from sin. It’s the ultimate “plot twist” story. From criminal missteps to leading others out of darkness — he’s proof that even the worst mistake can get a pulpit.