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He has been busy fighting for us in Courts
He fought the controversial finance bill
He fought Housing levy
He fought arbitrary arrests
He is currently busy fighting Adani
He is the watchman of our Constitution
Always busy in courts fighting for us
Our hero
Omtatah for President๐ฐ๐ช
#FreeAoko is trending at 216 Million impressions this morning.
This means that whatever will happen to Aoko will be known by over 216M people on earth.
We can make it 500 Million impressions today.
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THOUGHTS ABOUT NGUGI WA THIONGโOโS DIVORCE AT 85: LESSONS FOR MEN
I read Carey Barakaโs incredible profile of Ngugi wa Thiongโo in The Guardian and was startled mid-way through the story to learn that our grand man of letters, one of the greatest thinkers, writers, and the best to come out of Africa is recently divorced/separated. He is 85, lives alone and his health isnโt in good shape.
Of course, reading the story from the beginning, I was curious about the whereabouts of his wife or family, and why is an old Ngugi all by himself with only his caregivers. The answer dropped like a thunderbolt.
It reminded me of a recent Nuruddin Farah interview with The Financial Times. The enfant terrible of Somali literature is twice divorced, the last one happening recently, and he squats in a one-bedroom flat in Cape Town, cooking and fending for himself.
The reason for their divorces is not stated, thus, we can only speculate. But does it scare you that divorce can happen at any time in a manโs life?
The two patriarchs of African Literature of course have lived in the west where Grey Divorce is on the rise. Grey divorce (derived from grey-haired) is when older people who have been married for a long time get divorced. In Africa, it happens, but silently. The man just gets neglected, and the family waits on him to die. Or the wife moves abroad, to a different town, and the man ends up alone.
We are witnessing this now among our parents, and I can assure you that for millennials, this will be the norm.
I used to imagine myself with the love of my life, probably a fine Kisii woman with name like Nyakerario in a big compound, with our children and grandchildren around, in one big happy family. But I have had to wake up from this dreamy nonsense, lest I pee on myself. Or worse. The more realistic projection for me is dying alone, and hopefully, not too miserably, God help me. At best, I hope to be friends with my kids. But the possibility of having a friendly wife to the end is something that grows distant and impossible every day. And this is not because women are bad people. No. I have just realized that men are just dispensable. It is the way of life. And men become more and more dispensable and expendable, the older they grow, and their material value diminishes. The things a man has to do in order for his family to be there for him are impossible for any human being. Most men realise too late in life that they are alone. Some expedite their death upon this realisation.
I have accepted that your wife or children do not exist to cater to you in old age. I remember how we took care of our grandfather until he died at the ripe age of 112. When my grandmother couldnโt do it anymore, there was a caregiver. And in between as a grandchild, I did help from time to time. It was a home full of love for the patriarch. Few men get to enjoy such kind of love from their families.
Across villages, men in retirement are basically on their own. They sleep hungry. They nurse their wounds alone. And worse are those marriages that are irretrievably broken but couples still stick together. Many millennials reading this know mom and dad probably donโt even share a bed. They are only together because of the church, or whatever little societal pressure that is remaining.
Mark this tweet. Raila Odinga doesn't want a handshake this time. He wants something bigger than that. Serious constitutional changes? Maybe the KK regime is slowly realizing that, and now they'll try to convince him with a handshake. Ruto needs a handshake more than Baba!
2013 spoilt votes 108,795 (0.88%)
2017 invalid votes 37713 (0.49%)
2022 spoilt votes=?
1.Where are the SPOILT VOTES in this election?
2.Why is the % bigger than 100%?
There is a guy who has been FIGHTING the ministry of Prophet David Owuor, Apparently as I TYPE this guy, called Kevin Kiriga is currently JAILED at Eldoret prisons courtesy of TRUMPED up charges by AWOUR. RETWEET to ASHAME PROPHET Owuor and ask @DCI_Kenya to let go of Kevin, NOW
TEMPORARY JOBS ANNOUNCEMENT
IEBC invites qualified applicants for temporary positions to be engaged during the August 9th 2022 General Election (#GE2022).
Applicants should apply via the IEBC jobs portal: https://t.co/JwOuccJNil not later than close of business on 5th May, 2022