THE SEASON IS ON

                                                  THE SEASON IS ON


Young people or people of age 35 years and below are believed to be the largest population in Kenya which is not far from the truth. About 9 million of kenya’s population are youths and most of the participated in 2017 election and for those of them didn’t participate they are now ripe for the harvest as they will participate as they meet the requirements. Youths are believed to be the change makers, they are a powerful tool for change both positive and negative change. Now that the time for reaping is around the corner, those that sowed nothing during their time are good at making promises.

This is the season where many who wants to be in power exploits youths promising them paradise and once they achieve what they wanted they end up delivering nothing close to paradise to the grassroots . The cry for better lives has been too loud and painful and no one wishes to keep sobbing for the same thing for the rest of his or her life. This is the season where leaders images are tarnished and politicians glorified for their sweet and empty promises. I believe that the community have learnt lessons that are enough to enable us make a qualitative decision that can change our situation today and in the future.

I will not write much so as not to dissolve the key message but I would wish that the love we share as community members and the struggles we go through during our normal life will always be within us. Its my wish that we will not be separated by propagandas created by politicians since we are all the same and equal.

We only have Kenyans and not tribes in Kenya, lets always embrace love, we are one nation one tribe and that is Kenyan.

More love to the community.

Youths participating in a tree planting activity in Mathare
 


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Comments

  1. Cee KaySeptember 28, 2021 at 3:34 AM

    Good content preaching love during election season..kudos GF

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  2. UnknownSeptember 28, 2021 at 4:07 AM

    Niice

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  3. UnknownSeptember 28, 2021 at 4:34 AM

    Great piece, if only youths knew the power they posses .......

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  4. UnknownSeptember 29, 2021 at 3:18 AM

    Great, let the youths realize that they can make a big difference in how this country is governed.

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