@WilliamsRuto This should now be made a sport. Kitale man/woman has been here from yesterday morning. A 3 day challenge.
He/she deserves a commendation .
On a serious note she /needs help
@Don_ke01@edgarwabwire_ Just leave social media,you cannot play with our psychology...we will continue asking those questions.
It is good for our health
"What if the mother has no breastmilk?"
"What about?"
"What if?"
Baseless questions asked by people who have refused to change. — Slaves of the pharmaceutical industry.
Nature will never give a mother a baby she can't breastfeed.
Have you seen a goat or a cow complain? — Yet it feeds its youngling together with you.
Every mother has sufficient milk for the baby.
The baby's stomach is not the size of your stomach. It is the size of its fist or a chicken egg.
It holds approximately 30 mls of milk (5 teaspoons) at a time.
However, if there is no milk flow, it means:
• The mother doesn't know the technique of breastfeeding.
• The mother doesn't want to breastfeed.
End your excuses.
Stop feeding your babies NAN.
Let babies be breastfed exclusively for 6 months.
#BetterTogether
@timjcarden @yep_ima_dick In Kenya an african country,without coca cola in ceremonies ,you would have a doomed event. We always choose coke over any drink possible. Last I agonized looking for coke as we another option. I found coke and was exhilarated.
Thanks for the read,I heard Pepsi in 90s
@amberwillow268 @ItheWaNjoroge @MadikizelaWin6 Precisely,si kwa ubaya but that's how you fail to get someone. You start by Ako na Ako na,instead of saying for example tufikirie pamoja tuanze kitu and I will support you...
@plainoldsimon @Rainmaker1973 Yea because the countries are along Equator. And the world is like an egg or rugby ball and not round .
Countries up the egg are small but in the middle are big
@paulinenjoroge Wacha ku overthinking Pauline Njoroge HSC.
What he might have meant is 5 USD cents which their about hiyo Ksh8
Slip of the tongue probably.
But on the flip side. I strongly do not agree with this heavy burden of taxes .
2.75% is a no ,no for NHIF contributions
The man who passed away without ever
setting eyes on a woman.
Born in 1856, Mihailo Tolotos faced a tragic start to his life when his mother passed away a mere four hours after his birth. With no father or other family members coming forward, the young boy found himself abandoned on the steps of a monastery situated atop Mount Athos. Fortunately, the monastery took him in and became his new home.
Due to the strict rules in place, Tolotos had limited interaction with the outside world and was never exposed to women, as they were prohibited from entering monasteries or setting foot on the mountain. Although male tourists were permitted, they primarily came to experience the monastic lifestyle or seek a life as monks themselves.
Mihailo Tolotos lived his entire life in seclusion, shielded from the external world, and without ever encountering a woman. Eventually, in 1938, at the age of 82, he passed away, having never laid eyes on the appearance of a woman.
@awkariuki@Mohamedida He had a choice madam. It is a big fat lie to say so. Those were Tonje rules and the law. He had a choice has the CIC to extend Kibochis tenure while making Ogola retire at the end . He would then appoint another Chief of Defence