BAHASHA YA OCAMPO

Whatever happens to the suspected perpetrators in Ocampos' list, let us remain united and move our nation to greater heights and respect. Hague is not ours, its only a court of justice, so, let the law do its course. Remember, Kenya is a Great Country, not the chosen few.

WIFE BATTERERS

Men are not and never going short of it. Every day, women suffer in the hands of men they loved and believed they were loved back.Wife beaters do not love their wives. What they call love others call control and possession. Even their jealousy, and some act extremely jealous does not stem from love but from a sense of ownership: she is mine, so no one else can have her. Keep that in mind! The same goes for respect. The hitting and the constant beatings comes from a lack of respect.Much of what they say to their wives makes them sound angry or even not right in the head. But you cannot take everything they say at face value: they lie and make up stuff just to throw her off balance. Like when they say she is seeing other men.
They beat their wives because they can get away with it, because it is how they have learned to control their wives to get what they want. Because what they want matters so much more than what their wives want. This mornig, i overheard a woman cry out as she xplained how her man came in at around 2 am, accompanied by his concubine and beat her up. He even went to the extent of snatching her wrist watch and gave it to the conc.!! He pulled and cut her hair and all this in the presence of the other woman. That i believe was madness of the highest order!! Luckily, someone offered to help the woman when she called a local radio station in every way he could. Do such people have the right to continue living out there, preying on innocent women with a sheep skin? Please ladies, watch out and try to make your man respect and appreciate you.

POLITICS IN KENYA

Our country is now in a new and tense mood. with all these politicians trying to woo Kenyans into considering them as their choice in the next General elections, do u think it's worth it? Kenyans have in the past years shown their displease in the said politicians on matters concerning governance. Corruption has taken its toll and their inability to fulfill their pledges towards development has seen them being despised by the same voters they are now trying to woo. Are their campaigns worth it? I don't think Kenyans want this type of people in their leadership seats again. What do you think of your leader? Does he deserve that top seat again?

RAINFALL IS FALLING HARD!!!

Now, my fellow Kenyans, this is one rare season in our country and rainfall is in lots n lots. What is bothering me is that with all that amount of water we are experiencing, not a single measure has been taken to prevent that from going to waste; i mean, can't the Govt. do something like building dams in areas where drought hits hard? Or even come up with plans like controlling all that water into a large dam which can be given to area residents for use after it is treated? Whats up with our Govt? are there no civilized persons who can advise the Minister in Charge of water and sanitation to discuss about allocating funds towards that kind of dvlpment??Any one with good ideas to let our govt and respective Ministry to learns from us??

PROPOSED CONSTITUTION

The Proposed Constitution iz now for us to Accept or Reject!! Lets do that by coming out in Large Numbers and practise what iz our Right!!! Am votin......YES!!!!

Welcome to this Newest Blogspot!!!

Hello Everyone!! Thanks for visiting my blog and i welcome you all. Wish to start by asking if there are any remedies or solutions in bad relashionships among same company workers???