Stories of Triumph and Tragedy
Something worth reading
Baba Macharia quit his job, set up a cabbage stall in Mombasa, and never looked back.
He built his life from that singular action.
In March 2021, our village saluted him and his wife for 40+ years of friendship and raising a generation.
#NapigaSaluti, #Enterpreneurship
📢 From “Mine mine mine, Jesus is mine!” to the legendary stomach pinches
Mrs. Mwirigi was part teacher, part Holy Spirit, part life-changer.
20+ years later, we came home to say THANK YOU. Read the story here: https://wp.me/p6HwbF-1Px
#TakingTheOpportunityNow #RuaiPrimary #GratitudeVisit #MwalimuForever
She taught us more than Home Science and Kiswahili. She taught us resilience.
After losing her husband in 1993, Mrs. Sikuku raised 4 children and kept teaching for 30 years.
On November 2020, we returned. Not for a grade, but to say thank you. 🧡
#RememberYourLeaders #TeachersMatter #MrsSikuku
Gabriel and Martha’s seemingly perfect marriage falters as Martha pursues further education, leading to emotional distance.
Gabriel’s growing loneliness drives him into an affair with Lizzy, a colleague. When Martha discovers the betrayal, she is heartbroken but still loves Gabriel.
The situation escalates as both women demand his commitment, leaving Gabriel unable to choose.
🕊️ “Till death do us part” sounds noble.
Until you’re hiding (from) knives, dodging fires, and shielding your kids from trauma.
This isn’t fiction. It’s the raw, unfiltered reality of loving someone through psychosis. 💔
A deeply personal story of my dad’s walk through fire. And how he survived to tell the tale.
👉 Read the full story here: https://wp.me/p6HwbF-B
