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Senteu is a story inspired by legendary Maasai Warrior Karampu Ole Senteu, the grandson to Mpatiany the great Maasai Oloiboni or seer, who speared dead Colonial-era Narok District Commissioner, Major Hugh Murray Grant on 16th of August 1946 in Morijo market, Narok, after a bitter altercation.

A warrior from the Maasai tribe of East Africa, a people who have remained true and loyal to their age-old culture and traditions, Senteu the lead character in the story is a man of indefatigable courage and amiable self-discipline.

Senteu is not only a story of indomitable strength and courage but also a story of honor, Justice, fair play and integrity. It is a riveting and pulsating tale of the adventures of Senteu as he battles lions in the wild and ethnic invaders in the African jungle.

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Senteu is a story inspired by legendary Maasai Warrior Karampu Ole Senteu, the grandson to Mpatiany the great Maasai Oloiboni or seer, who speared dead Colonial-era Narok District Commissioner, Major Hugh Murray Grant on 16th of August 1946 in Morijo market, Narok, after a bitter altercation.

A warrior from the Maasai tribe of East Africa, a people who have remained true and loyal to their age-old culture and traditions, Senteu the lead character in the story is a man of indefatigable courage and amiable self-discipline.

Senteu is not only a story of indomitable strength and courage but also a story of honor, Justice, fair play and integrity. It is a riveting and pulsating tale of the adventures of Senteu as he battles lions in the wild and ethnic invaders in the African jungle.

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