In Kenya, poverty is no longer a crisis it is a currency. Politicians don’t just ignore the poor; they farm them.
They weaponize hunger to harvest votes, offer handouts in place of dignity, and build empires on broken promises.
Growing up in Kibera taught me this:
When you can’t afford basic dignity like clean water, secure shelter, education, you begin to trade your values for survival, without even realizing it.
It’s not that the poor lack morals, NO it’s that the system robs them of the space to practice them.
Poverty has become the leash; elections, the collar.
It’s Traumatic!
#DON 🐐
I built five big companies in 3 years.
- I don't wait
- I don't ask opinions
- I don't sacrifice sleep
- I don't do coffee catch-ups
- I don't use 37-step morning routines
I start work at 7am, and I work. That's it.