Kabla ya kutoka asubuhi, soma Zaburi 91, kisha sema:
"Ee Bwana, leo naweka maisha yangu mikononi mwako. Unisitiri chini ya mabawa yako, unilinde na mabaya yote, uniongoze katika kila uamuzi, na unibariki katika kazi za mikono yangu. Amina." 🙏
One of life's most humbling truths is that it goes on after people die. The sun still rises, bills still come, people still laugh, and the world keeps turning. Grief is personal, not global; while your world stands still, the earth keeps spinning.
Ukishaamua maisha unayoyataka kuyaishi ni lazima uchague tabia zinazoendana na hayo maisha unayotaka
Kuna tabia ukiziendeleza kila mara utajikuta pale pale usipotaka
Wait, let me get this straight.
So this woman ordered the killing of over 10,000 of her own citizens, then turned around and claimed the presidency.
Just days after the massacre, she stood on a podium and proudly declared that “the correct force” had been used against protesters. Then, in one of the coldest moments imaginable, she questioned grieving parents by asking: “Why did you allow your children to protest? This is why they are dead.”
When the European Union condemned the killings, she arrogantly responded: “Who are you to tell me what?”
Then the United States condemned her regime. Unlike her response to Europe, she was far more careful with America because she fears Washington. Instead of insults, she sent lobbyists to try and convince President Trump and the U.S. government to look away from the bloodshed.
As we speak, Tanzania continues paying tens of thousands of dollars every month to a Trump-aligned lobbying group in Washington, hoping Americans will ignore the massacre. But despite the lobbying, President Trump has not looked away. Members of the U.S. Congress have continued standing with the victims and condemning the killings.
When lobbying failed, she moved on to offering mineral and business deals to American companies, believing economic interests would erase the blood of innocent protesters. Some companies accepted the deals, yet still the pressure from the United States did not disappear.
And now, after failing to silence international outrage, what is her latest move?
She has turned to some of the world’s most notorious online scammers to help rewrite history , to shift blame away from her regime and somehow pin responsibility for the killings on America and President Trump. She has hired a NIGERIAN SCAMMER to do a documentary to whitewash the killings. All reputable journalists and media houses in the world refused to do her dirty work, except Nigerians, OFCOURSE!!!!
Imagine that. A government after massacring its own people now paying NIgerian scammers to attack the very countries demanding accountability.
@POTUS, @realDonaldTrump Tanzanians are begging the world not to abandon us. A country cannot heal, prosper, or remain stable while the person who ordered mass killings continues to hold power without accountability.
The people of Tanzania deserve justice. And above all, they deserve the chance to reclaim their country and live without fear.
Once you realize that anything can happen—sickness, death, or loss of a job—literally anything can change in the blink of an eye, you become very humble. Tables turn, and that's how crazy life can be. Always pray, stay humble, and be thankful.
My mom used to throw away the “bad” beans before cooking. But when rain came, those same beans grew beautifully and became a harvest. Don’t cry when people reject or look down on you. Your season is coming, and those who ignored you today may value you tomorrow.
Some of us are forced to create our own wealth because we have nowhere to inherit from. We are also fighting battles our parents never won. So bear with us if we celebrate the little things we achieve.