A young man, unable to compose himself due to alcohol addiction,
Cannot lift a spoon to eat without tasting alcohol to regain his composure.
Despite his willingness to leave alcohol behind,
He states, "Staying without alcohol is like being in prison."
@Arsenal Surely, this is a cup semifinal.
Yet you are playing a 16 year old for 90 mins.
You have Dawnman and Madueko both of who are wingers to play at same time.
The midfield was not good.
I have TOTALLY lost trust in Arteta and he MUST go.
The sun will rise tomorrow as it has always done each morning.
It will rise each day.
Nothing strange or unique about that.
It is only you who will one day refuse to open your eyes, because you will be too dead to do that.
As Simaro Lutumba said, the boat will die but the shores will remain. You are the boat.
When that day comes, the sun will not refuse to rise because you are dead.
No one will refuse to eat their hard earned ugali, because you are dead. After typing that they are shocked by your death, they will go ahead and eat a plate full of ugali, sleep and snore.
Your people will gather, dig a hole, put you in, and sit in a shade to enjoy a meal of beef as they discuss politics.
A stranger will step on your grave as he passes by, to go chew your wife, like sugar cane. In the middle of horizontal engineering he will give himself a break, and sit on your tombstone to catch some fresh air and light a kiraiku.
Days are coming when no one will remember your name around your neighborhood or anywhere, because you will be long dead.
You are as temporary as an erection. Don't feel too important.
Carry yourself with as minimal pride as it can be possible because a human being is a flower which only blossoms on measured time.
Your wealth or status will not immunize you from this harsh reality.
-Mr. Ogola
I’ve just learnt about Kairo’s situation and the repossession of his car.
Losing a mother while facing financial problems at the same time must be extremely difficult. I genuinely wish him strength during this period.
But Kenyans, we must also stop misleading people with empty comfort. Telling someone “you will rise again” means little if the real issue is never addressed.
If clients lost money, the only true path for him to rebuild trust is simple: repay them.
Prayer alone and comforting words will not solve debts. Accountability will.
My advice to Kairo: ask forgiveness where you may have wronged people, step away from unnecessary online battles, and focus on making things right. Also, take full responsibility. Stop blaming satan etc.
Rising again is possible, but it requires humility, sacrifice, and time. Sometimes years.
The truth may sound harsh, but it is more useful than comforting lies.
@sholard_mancity How can a student report without school uniform
Without writing materials
Without fee
I mean such directives may look easy to said but it can't and won't work
Maina Kageni is not just wise, that man is a walking disclaimer. If you ever hear a grown man insulting Maina for his life's choices, just know that's a mumu man who has done nothing with his life. Maina has traveled the world & has seen things. He has heard confessions that would make a therapist resign and start farming.
So when he chooses to be singular, let him be, he’s not guessing. He’s reporting live from the battlefield. In fact, the greatest lesson any man can ever learn from Maina is very simple: If you want peace, happiness, glowing skin, and to keep your blood pressure average,,, avoid that thing called Mareej.
Mareej is not freedom, it’s a life sentence. It starts with “babe” and ends with “Mtoto mjinga kama babake”. Next thing they serve you Kamongo laced with steelwool Mchuzi mix. Ignore Maina at your own risk. Wisdom is calling, but some of you have put on headphones made in Kapseret. Kama kawa sisi walala hoii hatuna maoni, Letu Jicho tu.👀
Most people talk tough about corruption,
"Corruption is evil."
"Corrupt people should be hanged."
But deep down, they wish it were them enjoying the proceeds of corruption.
Most of you are in jobs you bribed for or positions your uncle, who knows a politician, connected you to.
Corruption is a moral problem, not a leadership problem, and our morals are so bad that we defend corruption when it benefits us.