Mp Laikipia North,Sarah Korere. Girls from yo area can't afford sanitary pads they depend on donations, and yet you go to parliament and pass a bill that add taxes on them. You must be very greedy or selfish, maybe both. Shame on You #RejectFinanceBill2024@SarahKorere
Ushapata message ya the anonymous??Jamaa ashasema Nairobi CBD na Occupy Parliament is a must...Gen Z #RevolutionKe is a must...
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MERCY NASHIPAI LEGILISHO was born in 7th april 1998 in Loitoktok, Kajiado county as a second born and the only girl in a family of 3. I wasn't lucky enough to be born in a wealthy family but was blessed to be raised by both parents. Even though I didn't go to the best of schools I'm grateful my parents managed to take me through my primary and highschool education. May 2017 my dad brought me to a college in Nairobi to pursue Nutrition and Diabetics only to be told 2 years later that the institution was not accredited to offer most of the courses we were taking. My hope for a better future was crushed! This time round there were no more cows to sell to pay my fees . my cousin jaky hosted me at her place and 2 weeks later I got a job at a wines and spirits shop ! A job I thought was only done by uncultured girls ,was devastated! I got admission in another college but made a request to be allowed to be paying mdogo mdogo since this time I was paying my fee ! Did psychology,sat for the Knec exams and performed excellent. One afternoon as I was coming from school our matatu was involved in a car accident at pangani ,woke up in the hospital severely hurt and confused! Fast forward , I was compensated 80,000 bob which I bought the fast sand and cement for my mums house ! My zeal towards fight against FGM and early marriages led me into founding @MercyMissionKE which has been in the Frontline towards this cause! I started taking care of my family at the age of 18 , for this I've had to do many businesses to make sure that incase one fails I have a back up ! This is how I ended up into farming , selling shoes and clothes . Getting back to school this may because I'm definitely stopping at PHD . When you see me different just understand that the world was never kind enough to me , I've always fought alone, I've never had anyone picking me up or holding my hand when I fall , I've been ridiculed, people thinking it's easy because I'm a woman ! My only back up has been God !
TODAY :....
I'm the first girl to build for her parents in my village.
I've single handedly took myself through my college education,no bursaries no sponsors .
Today my foundation is sponsoring highschool students and has saved more than 1300 girls from FGM and early marriages.
Today I got my cows and my people got enough milk and food from my farms .
Looking back I'm grateful, however the future scares the hell out of me ! Sometimes I feel like quitting but when I think of all those who depend on me I dust off myself and keep going! It's never rosy on my side ! I just don't look like the problems I have been through!
Just a Masai girl from a small village in Kajiado.
This is my story .
Men,
Therefore,
Marry a young woman.
Get a fresh woman.
A woman who will grow with you and submit to you.
Dating an old woman is like going to the market late expecting to buy a fresh avocado.
You will only find what others have seen & refused to buy.
#MasculinitySaturday