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Harsh Truths About Relationships

 Pay attention to these things 1. ALL boyfriends will NOT leave if sex is taken out of the relationship. 2. Most girlfriends will leave if money is taken out of the relationship. 3. Some parents won't approve of relationships across different castes. 4. The person who says "I can't live without you" will eventually be fine without you. 5. Attractive women often want to marry wealthy men. 6. Wealthy men often treat love like a game. 7. People in love might ignore this advice until they face these issues themselves.
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Succession 2022

The politics of succession began in 2018 when the deputy president cried foul of the handshake between President Uhuru Kenyatta and, former prime minister, Raila Amollo Odinga, one of the presidential aspirants. The former premier is perceived as being a project of the state because of the support of the incumbent. The politicians, currently are traversing different parts of the current spreading their gospel. As we enter the homestretch, with only seven days to the elections, different politicians have mastered the art of convincing the masses to an extent of speaking in the language of the regions they visit. Recently, the deputy president nominee for Azimio la Umoja faction while addressing a mammoth crowd in Eldoret, exhilarate the supporters when she greeted the Kalenjin-speaking nation in their local dialect. When they were in Elburgon, and Mahi Mahiu, she also greeted the adherents in the Agikuyu and Kalenjin. 

The deputy president on the other hand, while addressing the residents of Kakamega, Narok, and Kitui, greeted his supporters in their local dialect. Is this a trick to get closer to the local community? That could be true. Is it good for the country? Yeah, it is good. This clearly shows that our politicians appreciate the fact that our country has forty-two tribes and our diversity is our strength Here is a video of the deputy president speaking in the Kamba dialect during a campaign rally in Kitui Town, where he asked the residents to support his bid as he seeks to be the president of the Republic of Kenya in a weeks time. He was accompanied by other aspirants including former Nairobi county deputy governor Jonathan Mueke, former Nairobi Governor Mike Mbuvi Sonko, and the current Machakos county governor Alfred Mutua.

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