Three years. Nine families. A million memories. We went back in 2021. Not just to visit, but to honour the parents and teachers who raised us. We brought gifts, but left with something far more valuable: wisdom, laughter, tears, and stories that shaped us. They survived COVID, retirement, loss, and change. Yet their faith, strength, and love remain intact. 🧓🏽❤️ Be wise. You won’t be young forever. Visit while they’re still here. Read the full tribute: 👉 https://wp.me/p6HwbF-1PB
To Divorce or Die in the Hands of A Narcissistic Spouse?
Musembi didn't have to fight to be a man! He needed to know when to hold up and when to walk away.
Simba No More: Mr. Muhia, the Deputy Who Disciplined and Defined Us
From Fan Belt to Faith: A Tribute to Mr. Muhia Once feared as “Simba,” our former Deputy Head Teacher, Mr. Muhia, now shares wisdom wrapped in grace. We went back, not to be disciplined, but to say thank you. Read the full story of laughter, full-circle growth, and honoring a teacher who left a mark deeper than just discipline. ➡️ https://wp.me/p6HwbF-1Pf
Fighting HIV from Home Front to the Global Stage
Orphaned and impoverished by HIV didn't give him a right to playing the victim. Rather, he was triggered to work his brawn and brain. His quest for HIV answers isn't quenched, yet.
Celebrating Baba Kahúra: The Man Who Lit Fires and Shaped Lives
Would you celebrate a dad who was fireworks? 💥 We feared him. He fixed everything. He fathered a village. In October 2021, we honored Baba Kahúra, with stories, lunch, and tears. Read the tribute → [https://wp.me/p6HwbF-1Pl] #FatherFigures #VillageMentors #PressingForwardWithGrace
Jail-time: Not A Way of Solving Neighbors’ Disputes
Should children inherit hatred? Moraa and Mueni fought at every trigger and eventually sucked in their children to the madness!
The Queen’s English & God’s Grace: A Visit to Mrs. Karanja
She shaped our minds and our handwriting. She survived a stroke. She lost her husband. But today, she smiles, and teaches us what grace and resilience really mean. A tribute to our teacher, Mrs. Karanja. https://wp.me/p6HwbF-1Pn #MwalimuForever #Gratitude #FaithInHardship
Child Suicide, A Society’s Concern
Why are children taking their lives? Is it substance abuse, gambling, Exams or COVID-induced stress?
Helping Children Cope with Grief
Grief is hard, even for children . Check my feature published on the People Daily, on August 11, 2021. You can download and share a pdf version of the story below. pdf - Helping children to cope with grief - People Daily August 11, 2021Download
Jail-time: His short stature got him imprisoned, then out
Dad is destiny. Ngunjiri was un-fathered. He went into crime, prison and the awkward life after.