THE 25 FACEBOOK FRIENDS WHO MAKE A DIFFERENCE

Facebook is a community and facebook too is a force you cannot ignore. if you doubt my words you may as well ask hosin mubbarak. as a nation with ethnic diversity, political multi opinions, different social backgrounds but a common economic staggering faculty, that is what defines kenyans. i came to facebook to be unified with a people that i not only share a history, but also a people with whom we are engrossed in the same pool of problems and on which our common aspirations emanate.  i celebrate everybody, i hate no one, i despise some and i admire many good personalities on this platform.
i dont need to mention ur name here, n i dont need to like ur updates nor even comment for you to be sure i celebrate you. as long as you are my friend or follower, regardless of our social differences, political dissenssions, religious creed, and economic segregations, we remain brothers n sister. this people i have mentioned are among the few, who piss me off, who keep me going, who give me a sense of belonging, and sometimes who make me feel like am a fool, even when am not. no emotion, no hard feelings i celebrate you people.
there we go.............
1collins kip cheruiyot

politically a paranoid, socially a lover man, officially jobless, and economically frustrated. like him or hate him on facebook u cannot ignore him.

2  Benjamin Bosire Nyakundi

a financial consultant cum Dj Afro. on FB he sounds descent. pay him a visit, offer him a million to talk sense, he will choose to tell you crap

3  Chenane Felix
 
he is an irritating grammar checker. will always remind you what his class one English teacher taught him. he hates raila as much as i dispice uhuru. eternal political adversary, that is what we are.

4  Kelvin Mburu

my bonafide critique. before u think of political commentetory, think on what he will say.

5  Martin Muthuri
 
if i was raila, i could appoint him my chief advisor and if i could be uhuru i could just assasinate him. to me this guy is politically correct.

6 Major Wanambisi

my big brother, hes gone to exile. his Facebook wall is under Serveillance, dont ask why. you dont ask a man, where he is coming from....seen

7   Hillduh mnaj

 
shes on the other side of the coin. a good freind from college. if you watch TV and you ve seen the Aga Khan Hospital Advert, then maybe her face to you is familliar.

8  Griffin Wasike
 
the guy is always sharing. his silence is provocative. sometimes am tempted to suggest some mirra.

9  simeon Madanji
 
this dude reminds me of my first year when i used to be the dictionary of the Jamaican Pigin in my class. Reggae Music again bro.

10 Robert alai
 
don't pretend like u don't know him. the only guy who can update a full-stop to attract over 300 comments, weird is it? some love him passionately, take him to Nyeri law court, he will be sentenced for crucifixion.

11 Celine Akinyi

 
politically vulnerable and emotional. whenever collins cheruyoit pours out his political heart, Celine is left shedding tears. that makes me laugh, not like i don't care, of course i care.
12  Renson Mauka

The Robert Alai of Bungoma county. I ever wonder if this guy knows English. He can even tweng in Luyha.

13  Kosgey Josphat

 








Ana uchokozi most. He will always incite my madness my dissing Rao, and of course i will kick the porridge out of his head.
  
14  Faith Njeri
 

I love her and she loves me too. Not that love you are thinking about, brotherly love.....hahaha

15 Ednah Ogutu

That awkward moment when even your craziest updates are liked. shes my usual suspect.

16 Austine Ohiho Kartel

talk about repugnance, talk about antagonism, if i choose heaven the guy will choose hell and if i choose life the guy will choose death. that guy who will always twist reality for the sake of winning an argument.

17 Prudey Dhahabu Gold.

Always missing me. she will always hit my inbox and when i go looking she will be hiding.

18  Henry D'mura Jr
 










this guy gives me a sense of belonging. a brother in christ. while everybody is talking about none sense, it is all about God.

19  Lucky Lin

"Happy sabbath" what it means to be conscious. she has an obligation with God and she does it in the best manner. she knows me as the naughty and cheeky guy i used to be.

20  Siboe Siboe

 
That name means mfunge mfunge in swahili. just like Miguna Miguna, he is a displinarian, he suspends and admits members on the vibrant County 411 outfit. Hes the governor of Bungoma county online community.

21  Rachel Gesare 













You wonder why shes doing law...she blew Mathewws Kabindio one blow and the next thing we knew he was down screaming....and that,.... is the reason. an articulate law student, looking at her updates i may be having another Kethi Kilonzo for a friend.
22 Dan Yule Mtalli











why does facebook ask people, what is on their mind? because Facebook is for the honest. The guy will always update what is on his mind....no lie, this dude is honest.

23  Diana Wanjohi

 










A love doctor cum pastor cum a champion of women rights, name them, thats what shes made of on the online community. She too, is honest. you think am lying, go check her updates.

24  Mercy Buchwa












she looks like my little sister Sharon. she looks humble and her updates reflect a person with discretion.

25  Chris Afro Bwoy

hes a nya bhingi cum bobo shanty cum natty king cum natty dread. his teachings are made in Jamaica.


Thank you people for the company. guys let facebook be a utility, let it be a platform where we can celebrate each other, where we can engage in constructive discourse, we can cherish our different social background and tolerate our political differences. it doesn't cost anyone a thing if you engage with a stranger, the fact remains we are all kenyans and we were all created by the powerful hands of the most high. stay blest.

Bungoma County: have we made another mistake

The new dispensation has set in, maybe we expected much, but unfortunately it is business as usual.Its six months ever since i set foot in my home county Bungoma. Of course, we ve lived in despair in disillusioned as a community given the fact that our time to eat is long overdue. The new constitutional dispensation came as a beckon of hope to millions of people in the western region bringing an end to a season of coldness and the languishing in the category of repugnance.
i am among the thousands of youths who advocated for governor kenneth lusaka. i saw him as a fresh blood unpolluted by politics and polished by a long service in the public sector.Maybe I was wrong, and now the unfolding events may affirm my doubts, that a bureaucrat of lusaka's callibre was a wrong choice for the people of bungoma county. I stand to be corrected, but reports has it that, he is a remote servant of the people. some say he commutes from kitengela on a daily basis.
Maybe having served in a retrogressive region he is still in the opinion that old habits die hard. Is it true, that his cabinet is made up of faces that represent the old order like former sirisia mp John Munyasia? is it also true that one of his cabinet minister is a concubine of an influential politician in the region? and might he be working under forces of the old order like musikari kombo?
well so many questions are still begging but i just found out that the county council paraphernalia s are still in operation. am sorry people five years is a long time, maybe whispers of hope will start smoking from the governors office. lets hope and lets pray.

DO U FEEL MORE KENYAN

"Emancipate yourselves from mental slavery, non but ourselves can free our mind" i need not to quote the author of these words because you dont need to be a jamaican or a reggae fan to be complacent with these tenets. More than recent, kenyans made a choice, a bold decision that not only signified the passing of time but also symbolised the advent of a new dispensation that comes with a generational change.
It was a pivotal season on the arc of our history. It was a turning point from the order of mediocrity and servitude, to the times of self realization and empowerment. It was a decree suppose to consecrate our territory with authority and sense of responsibility. We were sending a message to the world, that Kenya as a nation has come of age, our democracy is maturing and our sense of responsibility is the the motive that propels our response to the call of duty. We as a people have sailed through the dynamics of history, amid delicate electioneering seasons, heart-breaking political assassinations, hard economic unfoldings and delicate tribal relations. we have endured corruption in our institutions and ignored the wet blankets who stereo typed Africans as a brood of mediocre without ability and the necessary aptitude.
Ours should be a testimony of resilience, perseverance and tolerance. We as citizens of this great nation, we have sacrificed more than we received, we have served more than we have been served, that is loyalty, and that too, is solidarity. Maybe its time to say enough is enough, and break away from the past. a past that is synonymous to ugly. A past that only ignites emotions and regrets, but also that which we would rather forget than consult, because our future is begging and demanding our vigilance.
it is now time, to rise to the occasion and attend to the missing links. it is now time to walk the contemplations of our constitution and live by its spirit. it is time to meditate and recite the tenets of this great doctrine in our hearts. Kenyans, its time we shall practice what we preach and reap where we have hard-fully sowed. It is time we shall rediscover our sense of direction and strategize on how we can bridge our aspirations with the material fruits. It is that time, Kenya, we should emancipate ourselves from mental slavery.

the begging questions

having been on the most vibrant kenyan online community twitter for sometime, i understand my home of domicile is a house build on an explosive. i always ask myself why does it have to happen that our tale is that of worries coupled with problems?
why does it happen that kenya, a country with tremendous resource should be deeply divided into tribal blocs?
why must greed and selfish motive define our leadership?
why must graft be condoned even when reality posits the non negotiable decree to do away with it?
why must we endorse a constitution that we wont uphold?
why should we create institutions for the sake of it later on to frustrate their mandate?
who should we blame for the continued division within our boundaries?
who is responsible for the dilapidating citizen loyalty to the head of state and the nation?
for how long is this going to be so?