Kuna fictional stories I used to read on Sunday Nation by mwalimu Andrew(Dre). A fictional head master at mwisho wa lami primary school. Buana that guy was so satirical and humorous. I should get back to reading those stories nione kama bado huwa anaenda kutoa lock at Hitlers'.
Peasant farmers in Murang'a voted for Irungu Kang'ata. 'Elites' in Nairobi voted for Sakaja. But you think it's the peasant farmers who need civic education.
It is always a girl’s koito, not girl and boy’s koito, nor boy and girl’s koito. Example: Joy’s koito/Jebet’s koito. Never Jebet and Justin’s koito, nor Justin’s koito. Kwani mwanaume anapeanwa?
Men,
A man does not cheat. He expands his kingdom.
Instead of women saying "my husband is cheating"
She should say "my husband is giving me a promotion"
Because you are promoting her to senior assistant manager and hiring a junior assistant manager.
#MasculinitySaturday
Live within your means.
Be content with what you have.
Don't try to live other people's lives.
Don't borrow a loan to buy a car just because a neighbour has a car or because you want to impress people.
Don't buy an M-KOPA phone. Save and buy.
Be at peace with yourself.
Women are naturally indecisive, gullible and vulnerable. That is why they thrive in the presence of men or get conned, misled and punished if there is no man, father or husband guiding and protecting her.
Men,
So,
When you first become employed,
First, save, and buy land if you don't own any,
But if your father bequeathed it to you, then develop it into a home.
Don't live in the city like a slave.
Own a piece of soil.
#MasculinitySaturday