Dak En Puonjruok

19/06/2026

Sometimes, a single moment can change a person's story, but it does not always get to write the final chapter.

18/06/2026

Mazda Demio on sale.

YoM: 2009
Mileage: 130k km
Cc: 1500
Automatic transmission
Price: 550k (slightly negotiable)
Location: Fedha, Nairobi

Call: 0110399419

15/06/2026

Play to your strength. Cape Verde did exactly that. What an organised defense.
I'm awed by their performance. That was so resilient of them.
Vozinha my MOTM

10/06/2026

09/06/2026

Wazazi wa hii generation ya kutembea na socks Kwa croks si wanakapitia!

01/06/2026

Ooyo. Poverty is the enemy.

31/05/2026

Sickness is like a wake-up call. It’s not just feeling bad—it’s how it makes you see life differently. The big dreams you chase, like money or a better job, starts to feel less important. Instead, you notice the small things: a warm hug, a smile from your adored person, a sunny day, or just feeling okay for a moment. Being sick shows you what really matters and makes you slow down to appreciate it.

Hospitals are tough but real. I’ve sat in those hard chairs, those beds with sagging bedsheets, those cold rooms with broken window panels, hearing the beeps and the quiet voices of nurses who keep going no matter what. You wonder if theirs is a call of duty or dedication to save precious withering lives. You see people at their rawest—scared, hopeful, or fighting hard. There’s the guy joking through his pain or the lady holding onto faith, reciting her rosary with lowly murmured praise and worship songs like the newly ordained priests. Everyone’s the same here; fancy titles don’t count. You learn to be kind, to listen, to share in someone’s struggle without trying to fix it.

Death teaches differently. Sometimes it hits you hard, pushing you to live better and not sweat the small stuff. Other times, it’s just a far-off thought you ignore until it’s close. Sickness and hospitals make you focus on today, but death reminds you life won’t last forever. Together, they show you how to love more, forgive quickly, and hold tight to the little moments that make life special—like laughing with family or just feeling alive. They’re hard lessons, but they make you see how precious every day is. Thank you Lord for this far you've brought us.

28/05/2026

One thing is very clear: MC Adek Tatu, a true African, surely knows this is against our culture and norms. So what led him to this? Monetization of accounts. You see, guys, this Zuckerberg money makes you maximize on any available opportunity to your advantage. You simply play with the feelings and emotions of your audience, and~pap! Those who have mastered it reap and harvest big. From my lens, that’s what is happening here. Adek knows what he is doing. He's no visitor on these Roman streets. This thing called money, if you don't control your appetite for it, it can make you forget everything about moral compass and pursue it with zero dignity. Zero morals. Zero values.

In the meantime, I wish solace and a speedy recovery to the young girls who found themselves in this unfortunate fire accident. To the departed souls, may their souls rest in peace.
Utumishi Girls' Senior School, we are with you in prayers.

28/05/2026

Sianda matindo ok yudgo tich e kaonti. Akweri yaye

25/05/2026

Honestly speaking, family planning should be a man's responsibility. Stop putting your women into those sold out ideas of family planning on women. Please. Save her soul.