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The white man is very clever. He came quietly with his religion. We were amused at his foolishness and allowed him to stay. Now he has won our brothers and our clan can no longer act like one. He has put a knife on the things that held us together and we have fallen apart.
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A man needs resources to become a member of his own family. His own family. The one he built from scratch. Otherwise, without resources, he becomes a pariah, a vagabond, homeless, and a stranger in the eyes of his own family.
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Men, Law 1: Thou shall not marry a woman older than you. Law 2: Though shall not ignore red flags. Law 3: Thou shall not buy a newspaper after midday. Law 4: Thou shall not wear a pink coat. Law 5: Thou shall not cock shame. #MasculinitySaturday
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The day you become broke you will realise you were alone. Please refuse to entertain jokers and mediocre people around you. The people you compromise your values to please will not be there when you are struggling. Let people call you names, but don't lower your standards.
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A message to @IMFAfrica and @WorldBankKenya .
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Listen, Before you commit to marrying a woman, Scrutinize her family. Know her culture, beliefs and traditions. Don't marry a woman whose family's beliefs and traditions conflict with yours. Marry a woman whose cultural beliefs are in agreement with your beliefs. She and her family must agree to let her become subservient to your family and even religion. If she is SDA, and you are Catholic, she must abandon SDA and become a Catholic. She has no excuse for insisting on being SDA. If she is not ready, end the commitment immediately. Know her parents. You might be marrying a woman whose father is a night-runner and whose mother is a witch. Her parents must first respect your parents. You are doing them a favour by marrying their daughter. Otherwise, she would be a burden to them, fighting her mother, competing with her brothers, and leaving behind a chain of fatherless babies. If her parents despise your parents because they think your parents are poor, or because they are of a community they loathe, then don't commit. You must get this right. Don't just meet a woman in the streets or in college, start an affair, and then impregnate her, and then marry. This is starting on the wrong footing. Understand her origin. • Where does she come from? • Who is her father? • What is her family history • Where are her elder sisters? Are they married? Otherwise, you will discover serious wounds that were hidden from you, and it will be too late to undo the damage. Don't marry these rudderless, uncouth, alcoholic women of the city. They will become an unnecessary burden in your life. In the end, you and the children will suffer. But most of you think that because you went to Harvard, have a PhD, and drive a Porsche, you are so clever. Families that disavow their cultural source will eventually collapse.
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In Kenya, Every politician wants to own a political party, Every pastor wants to own a church, Politicians and pastors are snake oil merchants selling lies packaged as hope to gullible masses.
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Men, Finally, Don't tell your woman anything, or any plans to buy land, The only time you tell her is when you are erecting the gate, "Babe, this Saturday, I want to take you somewhere." If you tell her your plans when they are still on paper, before starting, she will distract and discourage you. #MasculinitySaturday
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Men, Lastly, Keep your plans silent. Don't tell people. You may share your plans with your mentor for advice, but keep them secret. Seeds scattered on unprepared soil will be wiped out by birds, wind, sun, storm and the feet of jealous people. #MasculinitySaturday
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Men, Once you buy land, here is what you MUST do: • Fence it • Sink a borehole • Build a pit latrine at the far end corner • Identify the gate and mark it These the first important 4 steps. Dont just jump and start building. Build first the foundation of declaring your boundary. #MasculinitySaturday
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Men, Remember, A woman who insists that you should live in the city, and not build in the village, Is a woman with the mathematics of subtraction, She wants to subtract every value from you and leave you with zero. Finally, she will blame and dump you. #MasculinitySaturday
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Men, Never sell what you inherited from your father, or what he gifted you, • Land, • House, • Car, • Laptop, • a tool, • a book, He gave you because he values you. If it becomes unusable, keep it as a souvenir and show it to your son. #MasculinitySaturday
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Men, Once again, I will not tire to tell you this, Land is your first wife. Before starting a family, or before your children start asking for school fees, HAVE LAND. IN YOUR NAME. Owning and is your first journey to self-independence and freedom. #MasculinitySaturday
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Avoid eating processed "maize flour." They are manufactured from imported cornstarch. They bleach with chlorine dioxide & Benzyl peroxide that is why it is white. Ever ask yourself why there are over 40 brands yet maize farmers are lamenting? Unlearn! #FoodFriday
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The rabbit hole gets deeper and convoluted. Kalonzo gatekeeps the Kamba vote, cheating them that "this time I will be the president." His empty rhetoric is propelled by a fake media that thrives on propaganda and emotional headlines. While doing this, he blinds them as they vote for his cronies, who loot Kambaland's natural resources and taxes. Kambaland governors are on a looting spree as Wa'Kamba sit in a stupor, waiting for a Kalonzo moment that remains elusive. Well, do you know the formation of the current ruling party [UDA] was partly funded by Mr Muthama, who owns a mining license that allows him to mine rare gemstones like Ruby Red and Green Garnets? Yet Kalonzo and Muthama are political friends. "Mblaza, go to Ruto, and I remain with Raila. Whoever wins is a win-win for us all." — Political cousins. Kamba-land, which boasts massive natural resources such as wildlife and minerals, has remained impoverished. Kambaland has the most significant economic corridor between Nairobi and Mombasa/Lamu/Garissa, which can turn Kambaland into an economic powerhouse in the transport industry. Wakamba are exemplary tyre technicians. Why can't we harness this cultural skill and turn it into a million-dollar industry? They have vast land watered by Kenya's giant rivers — Tana and Athi, Galana, and Sabaki. They have 400 million tonnes of the world's most sought-after non-renewable fossil fuel — COAL! But now, the Kamba's only economic resource is sand harvesting, yet minerals and precious gemstones are stolen by these same politicians. Musyoka will come again this time to tell Kambas that he will topple Ruto, and Kambas will be hypnotised by that deceitful euphoria. — "Wantam, Wan-bullet, WaMusyoka." After every election, these conniving politicians meet with political wheeler-dealers to collect paychecks as Kambas remain impoverished. These career "opposition politicians" don't have a transformative agenda. They are part of the mess. They simply camouflage and posture as "saviours" because they have not been invited to the looting table. However, their role is to keep the masses occupied with infertile opposition politics, so that the people cannot revolt against political brinkmanship and conmanship. They keep the masses occupied with political clownery and fiction while ignoring the fundamental problems that are disturbing our people. Then, when the infertile opposition goes to Kamba-land, instead of having a conversation that will liberate Kambas from economic slavery, all they tell them is, "Hi, Cousins!" - and the hypnotised Kambas respond, "Aiiii" Wake up!
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The year is 1997. The President was born in 1946. The year is 2007. The President was born in 1946. The year is 2017. The President was born in 1946. The year is 2027. The President was born in 1946.
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Poultry business in Kenya: - A chicken (indigenous): Ksh 1,000 ( USD 8) - A cock (indigenous): Ksh 2,000 ( USD 15) - A pair of Guinea Fowl: Ksh 10,000 ( USD 77) - A pair of Geese: Ksh 8,000 ( USD 62) - A pair of Turkey: Ksh 12,000 ( USD 92) What you need: - A space, your rural farm - A simple structure - Water - Routine - Order - Discipline How many months to maturity? - 3 months to 6 months But what do young men do nowadays? - Masturbate - Bet - Buy Pizza and chips - Yell for politicians - Entertain random hoodrats online - Beg for handouts from useless politicians while insulting those he does not agree with. Then what next? - They come to social media crying about joblessness, depression and brokenness. If you think the world will sympathize with you, then you will wait forever. Simply having a diploma or degree does not make you a special man. The world wants to see your value and results, not your tears. Nobody cares. Change or Perish.
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Marriages and relationships are financial decisions, first and foremost. Anything else is secondary. I hope one day men finally realize that the two bolts that hold modern marriages and relationships together are a man having a stable, predictable source of income AND a woman earning way less than the man. Any slight disruption to that balance, like the woman earning more or the man losing his job is a permanent death to that union.
Dear Men, you'll only be loved by your wife if you have money and capable of providing. It's only your mother who can genuinely love you bila chochote. Don't chase women, chase wealth first.
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If you are an ignorant man who knows nothing about: • Menstruation • Conception • Pregnancy • Birthing • Lactation • Nutrition • Child care Women will use you, misuse you, manipulate you, punish you and dump you. It is 2026, refuse to be ignorant. #ManDay
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Treasury bonds are a great asset for financial planning. You can pay rent, earn a monthly income or settle any monthly expense from the returns of Treasury bonds. Through bond laddering you can have a bond that pays passive income each and every month. Here's the breakdown👇👇
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Men, Before I forget, Remember, It is your birthright, duty and responsibility to name your baby. Nobody should purport to do it. Not even your wife. YOU. Some of you let your wives and mothers-in-law to name. Weak sauce. Bladifakin. #MasculinitySaturday
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