Abdirahman Sultan

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[Liverpool FC @LFC]

A person who means so much to so many. Thank you for everything, Robbo ❤️

[Liverpool FC @LFC]

Worth the wait.

[Orange Book 🍊📖 @orangebook]

You just need to be smart enough to understand that your success is more about your courage than your intelligence.

[James Clear @JamesClear]

Dreams are fun when they are distant. The imagination loves to play with possibilities when there is no risk of failure.

But when you find yourself on the verge of action, you pause. You can feel the uncertainty of what lies ahead. Thoughts swirl. Maybe this isn't the right time? Failure is possible now.

In that moment—in that short pause that arises when you stand face to face with your dream—is the entirety of life. What you do in that pause is the crucible that forges you. It is the dividing line between being the type of person who thinks about it or the type of person who goes for it.

When I really think about it, I want that moment to be my legacy. Not that I won or lost. Not that I looked good or looked like a fool. But that when I had something I really wanted to do, I went for it.

[Liverpool FC @LFC]

We can announce Arne Slot has agreed a deal to become the club’s new head coach, formally taking up the position on June 1, 2024, subject to a work permit 🙌

[Max Juma @MaxJumaEsq]

Title: How to Legally Change your Name in Kenya

Changing your name is a personal choice that may arise for various reasons, such as marriage, divorce, religious conversion, or simply a desire for a fresh start. In Kenya, the process of legally changing your name is straightforward but requires following specific legal procedures. This article will guide you through the steps to legally change your name in Kenya.

Determine the Reason for the Name Change

Before embarking on the legal process, it's essential to identify and document the reason for your name change. Common reasons include marriage, divorce, personal preference, or religious conversion. Understanding the motive behind the change will help you navigate the process more smoothly.

1. Obtain a Deed Poll

A Deed Poll is a formal legal document that records your name change and is recognized by government authorities and institutions. To obtain a Deed Poll:

Draft a Deed Poll document, which includes your old and new names, the reason for the change, and a statement that you renounce your former name.
Sign the Deed Poll in the presence of a witness, preferably a lawyer, notary public, or commissioner for oaths.
Have the witness sign and stamp the Deed Poll.
Keep multiple copies of the Deed Poll for future use.

2. Obtain an Affidavit

An affidavit is a legal document in which you make a sworn statement about your name change. To get an affidavit:

Visit a lawyer, a notary public, or a court registrar's office.
Explain your reasons for the name change and provide any supporting documents.
Swear an oath in front of a commissioner for oaths or a magistrate.
Pay the required fee for the affidavit.

The affidavit should contain your current and desired names, the reason for the change, and your personal details.

Publish a Notice of Name Change

After obtaining the affidavit, you must publish a notice of your name change in the Kenya Gazette, a government publication. This notice serves as a public record of your name change and allows anyone with objections to come forward.

To publish a notice:

Visit the Kenya Gazette office or its website (https://t.co/5n0Pc2dtMi).
Follow their guidelines for submitting a notice of name change.
Pay the necessary publication fee.

The notice should include your old and new names, the reason for the change, and your contact information.

Update Your Official Documents

Once you have the Deed Poll, it's time to update your official documents to reflect your new name. Start by updating your:

National Identity Card (ID)
Passport
Driver's License
Bank accounts
Social media profiles
Any other relevant documents or accounts

Visit the respective government offices or institutions to initiate the name change process. You'll typically need to submit the Deed Poll, your old documents, and the published notice as evidence.

Notify Relevant Parties

Inform your family, friends, employers, and other contacts about your name change. You may also want to consider updating your name on official records, such as school certificates, academic transcripts, and professional licenses.

Conclusion

Legally changing your name in Kenya is a straightforward process that involves obtaining an affidavit, publishing a notice in the Kenya Gazette, creating a Deed Poll, and updating your official documents. Ensure that you follow the correct legal procedures and guidelines to avoid any complications during the name change process. Remember that transparency and clear communication with relevant parties are essential for a smooth transition to your new name.

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The provision of general advice in this document does not create an attorney-client relationship with any reader. This article's information, content, and material are provided solely for general informational purposes. Readers of this article should contact us on 0733610961 or email at [email protected] if they need legal advice on any specific legal issue.

[CryptoMocro🇲🇦 @CryptoMocro_]

Good evening soldiers ✌️

These verses from the Quran calm me down

Listen to the story of mary and the miraculous birth of jesus peace be upon them both.

[Jude Bellingham @BellinghamJude]

Put some respect on his name.🤝🏽 @JHenderson

[Jim Beglin @jimbeglin]

@siralexwengee @fasakinolawale If you commit to your dares in life, dreams will follow. If you supplement those ambitions with courage, dreams do come through.

[ephraimnjegafan @ephraimnjegafan]

Take time to watch this documentary on an irrigation project growing animal fodder in a desert in Sudan for export to UAE
https://t.co/wYgAf2DhAg

[Laver Cup @LaverCup]

If there's one thing you watch today, make it this.

#LaverCup | @rogerfederer

[Ryan Holiday @RyanHoliday]

When others treat you poorly it doesn't degrade you, it degrades them.

[Ja Nyakach @Ja_Kopul]

1/2. Sunil Shah ,founder United Millers has a message for the Jo Kisumo (Nyanza) The region is a sleeping giant,with a huge consumer population and resources but with low entrepreneur ventures ... Worth listening to ... Gov. Nyongo was present

🔗https://t.co/BB684tqyjz

[Eric @amerix]

A man begins a journey of self-discovery the day he loses.

Rejection is the key that unlocks your hidden potential.

Embrace failure.

#BetterTogether

[David Ndii @DavidNdii]

Is Raila candidate or project?
Like for candidate.
Retweet for project.

[Luis Fernando Díaz @LuisFDiaz19]

@LFC 👋🏻
Hoy comencé a vivir un nuevo capítulo de ese sueño que los futbolistas tenemos cuando iniciamos, vestirse de un grande. Y cuánto honor se siente vestir de @LFC . Entusiasmado por lo que viene y muy agradecido por recibirme con tanta buena energía. ¡We are reds! 🔴🙏🏻

[Liverpool FC @LFC]

The moment you’ve been waiting for…

Luis Diaz is a RED 🔴 #VamosLuis

[Jay Pearson - Tops of the Kop @JimmyCully]

Wait for it….
Whigfield there giving it the “Divock Origi”
😂👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[SokoAnalyst @SokoAnalyst]

One day the injustice meted against you will go back to those who hurt you. And those you hurt will also get justice against you. Karma is a circle.

[Nanyuki Billionaire🇰🇪 @lewis_ngunyi]

I had a cup of tea with my old man today. My treat. It's been a while since we last had a chat.

He walked in about 7 minutes late. He had called promptly on time to apologise that he'd be running late. He apologises again as he takes the mask off his face.