@ntvkenya#HealorHarm
NTV we laud you for this feature. You are highlighting the silent suffering of many families. We hope that the families may at the very least get justice.
Kindly also look into the rot in the health sector. The lack of equipment that hinders doctor's servi
@AIRTEL_KE You guys have the guts to say unlimited when the 19 Bob is only 3GB.
Let us not lie to customers! @CA_Kenya what happened to consumer protection?
@AIRTEL_KE I just realized that your 19 unlimited for 1 hour data plan is a scam! What do you mean it becomes limited after using 3GB? Or did the meaning of unlimited change? And please don't ask me to go read your T&Cs. You are lying to Kenyans! @CA_Kenya check on that.
(Wiping tears)
Just finished reading it, here's is what I think.
It's a tragic ending for Nnu Ego. A clear presentation of societal and individual conflict at play.
Her death saddens me.
All in all, Buchi should have named the book; Sorrows of Motherhood.
I am currently reading 'The Joys of Motherhood ' by Buchi Emecheta and can't help but notice the stark difference between the life in Ibuza (Rural) and Lagos.
From the time Nnu Ego (The Protagonist) gets to Lagos, I keep wishing she goes back to Ibuza and when she gets there...
Tears come to my eye. I am still reading the book and don't know what end Nnu Ego will come to but Emecheta made an epic novel. That I can confidently say as of now.
On the 18th of April I sent a proposal for my final paper to my Politics of Emotions class Prof. Maria-victoria Londono-Becerra
The title; Rage and Revolution: The Politics of Emotions in Kenya's Gen Z Uprising.
#BloodParliament#GenZ#June25th
Now putting pen to paper after watching 'Blood Parliament' the BBC broadcast, my blood is boiling, my skin crawling.
How could a government be so cruel? How can a mother kill its children so brutally?