Tuesday, September 4, 2012
CAMPUS DIVAS FOR RICH MEN
CAMPUS DIVAS FOR RICH MEN
The
facebook page Campus Divas For Rich Men is page that has elicited alot of
interest in the past few days.Since the debate on kiss 100 a few days ago by
Shaffie Weru and Kalekye Mumo on the
rush hour as well as Caroline Mutoko’s morning show the page has grown
wildly.It now has over 30,000 likes and is still growing.Is this a replica of
what is really happening in our instituions of higher learning?Are the young
ladies in this institutions this hungry for money,luxuries and a smooth life?Is
the moral fabric this stained with wild thirsts and lust for money and
pleasure?
The
government having increased the number of universities in the country implies
that now a higher population has access to the instituions.Introduction of
parallel programmes and the accelerated university intakealso implies that young kenyans who have not really
matured emotionally and maybe mentally are now in the instituions where everyone
is a guard of their live.But can we blame the government for this?It would be
pointless to do so?So where does the problem lie?Who is to blame?
Searching
for answers for this questions has brought me to a dead end.Some part of me would
love to believe that the 30,000 divas out hunting for rich men is quite a negligible number.But it is not.At what point
does education have impact on ones life.Isn’t it pointless to be of great
knowldge and no morals?
You be the
judge but the group keeps growing,other groups against it keep sprouting an
interesting one being Campus Hunks For Rich Women.
The administrator of the group has been linked
with satanism.i’d call him a disturbed guy..one of his posts reads “Angel from
below,i wish to sell my soul,devil take my soul,with diamonds you repay i don’t
care for heaven.....”some say all this is after a love story gone sour.
But one
thing is for sure times have changed..and this is an E-brothel that I pray will
die out soon enough. Bringham Young once said “when you
educate a man you educate a man,and when you educate a woman you educate a
generation”we should not allow generations to be destroyed by people whose lives no longer have meaning.Take
charge of your life look ahead,make wise choises ,make a change.
CAMPUS DIVA WITH AN EYE FOR THE FUTURE.
by Muthoni Wanyoike
Thursday, June 28, 2012
Klub 254
Saturday, June 16, 2012
Prof Saitoti Laid to Rest
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| Photo | PETERSON GITHAIGA|NATION Pall bearers among them cabinet ministers lower the coffin carrying the body of Prof George Saitoti into the grave at his home in Kitengela on June 16, 2012. |
Prof George Saitoti was today finally laid to rest in his Enkasiti Home in Kitengela. People from all walks of life gathered to give the Professor a decent send off.
The meeting included 20 cabinet ministers, 90 members of Parliament and two ministers, one from Tanzania and Southern Sudan.
Tanzanian Foreign Affairs Minister read Jakaya Kikwete's message, who said that his passing was a loss of integration efforts in the East Africa Community.
Indeed Kenya has lost an Elite leader who showed devotion to his work, especially as a Mathematician who impacted the lives of his student while he was a lecturer in the University of Nairobi to his current docket as Minister of Internal Security.
May his Soul Rest in Peace.
Tuesday, June 12, 2012
Officiating of KUCTSO 2012/2013
This evening at 5pm saw the swearing in of the new student council leaders, who took mandate after it was handed to them officially by the outgoing Kuctso 2011/2012 leaders.
This comes to us as after we saw a thrilling and intensive campaign last week from the nominees. The incoming leaders comprises of :
Peter Kabutu - Chairman
John Kunyiha - Secretary General
Zachariah Bosire - Finance Representative
Irungu Kasisi - Academic Secretary
Esther Wanjiru - Catering and Accommodation Representative
Irene Lumumba - Community and External Affairs Representative
We are still awaiting for the by-election of the Vice Chairman after the only nominee failed to attain the 50% vote of the students as per the Electoral Commision.
Lets hope that the incoming Student leader make an impact and follow up their manifestos that they declared during their Campaign Train. All said and done we await to see how the carry through their term.
This comes to us as after we saw a thrilling and intensive campaign last week from the nominees. The incoming leaders comprises of :
Peter Kabutu - Chairman
John Kunyiha - Secretary General
Zachariah Bosire - Finance Representative
Irungu Kasisi - Academic Secretary
Esther Wanjiru - Catering and Accommodation Representative
Irene Lumumba - Community and External Affairs Representative
We are still awaiting for the by-election of the Vice Chairman after the only nominee failed to attain the 50% vote of the students as per the Electoral Commision.
Lets hope that the incoming Student leader make an impact and follow up their manifestos that they declared during their Campaign Train. All said and done we await to see how the carry through their term.
Sunday, June 10, 2012
Kenyan Minister Fatal Accident
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| This are some of the remains of the wreckage at the crash site located in Kibiko, Ngong Division just in the outskirts of Nairobi. (AP Photo/Khalil Senosi) |
He was alongside six others among them being his assistant Orwa Ojode, the bodyguards and pilot. No cause has been established to rally the reason as to how the plane crashed. Eye witnesses say the plane crashed down and burst into flames.
Prof Saitoti was one of the key poiliticians aspiring to run for the presidential race during the countries forthcoming General Elections.
The 66 year old was said to have been heading for a security meeting when the plane crashed on Sunday morning.
A journalist for AFP news agency saw six charred bodies being removed from the wreckage.
Another reporter at the scene says debris of the burnt-out police helicopter were strewn in the brush.
Leading politician
The death of Saitoti is a "great tragedy that has befallen our country at this time as we are making elaborate preparations to hold peaceful elections," Prime Minister Raila Odinga said at the scene of the crash, a forest in the city's outskirts.
It was not immediately clear what caused the accident. Kenyan police cordoned off the scene of the crash and said they were investigating. Rescue officials collected the charred and scattered remains of those killed.
"As we speak now, nobody knows the cause of the accident," Odinga said. "Nobody knows, and that's why the experts are going to carry out investigations." He said that Saitoti and Ojode were on their way to a political event in western Kenya.
Saitoti, an American-trained economist and mathematician, was one of the most visible figures in Kenyan politics. For over a decade he was a deputy to former President Daniel arap Moi.
As security minister he was the government's spokesman on security matters, including Kenya's decision to send troops to Somalia last year. Analysts say he played a key role in that decision. Saitoti appeared often on national television to reassure the public in the aftermath of deadly attacks blamed on the Somali militant group al-Shabab.
All that is in the minds of Kenyans right now is to hope that his souls rest in peace.
Friday, July 1, 2011
THINK THIS OVER
Today we have 
higher buildings and wider highways, but shorter temperaments and narrower points of view
We spend more, but enjoy less
We have bigger houses, but smaller families
We have more compromises, but less time
We have more knowledge, but less judgment
We have more medicines, but less health
We have multiplied our possessions, but reduced our values
We talk too much, we love only a little, and we hate too much
We reached the moon and came back, but find trouble to cross our own s
treet and meet our neighbor
We have conquered the outer space but not the inner space
We have high income, but lesser morals
These are times with more liberty, but less joy……
With much more food, but less nutrition
These are times of finer houses, but more broken homes
That’s why I propose that as from today you don’t keep anything for a special occasion, because every day that you live is a special occasion. Life is a chain of moments of enjoyments; it isn’t only a survival. Use your crystal goblets. Do not save your best perfume, and use it every time you feel you want it. Take out from your vocabulary phrases like “one of these days” and “someday”.
Friday, June 10, 2011
KUCTSO 2010/2011 Election Winners
Chairman
Kevin Oganga
Vice Chairperson
Morris Mwirigi Kaburu
Secretary General
Robert Kiplangat Ngetich
Finance Secretary
Joseph Maina Ichagua
Community and External Affairs
Rehema Hamisi Mwakurichwa
Catering and Accomodation
Vincent Wanjuki Mathenge
Sports and Entertainment
Nancy Nyathira Wanjohi
Academic Secretary
Peter Itotia Muturi
Tuesday, June 7, 2011
SUCCESS LEGENDARY
Father and son evening stroll as the sun goes down;
He taps my shoulder and says:
“You are a success legend my son
Go ahead, go get it, life awaits you with greatness
Don’t you be stumbled, there are many ways through
Go my child go;
Dream whatever you desire to dream,
Go wherever you wish,
Seek whatever you desire
Coz life is unique by how you shape it;
Life is beautiful and the beauty you behold inside,
Will beget success.
You’ll be there someday, hold high your breath
You can go the distance, miles and miles you’ll come out alive
Don’t you be scared, you’ll find your way
I crane my neck ahead there Is a treasure for you
You can’t wither, you’ll weather all the storms
Coz a journey of victory isn’t devoid of thorns and thwarts
Take heart my son, you have my blessings
And my spirit will forever hover over you
I tell it to your tender face, you’ll make a great man
To carry our name with prestige down our pedigree
Fight my son fight, tough it out you are a success legend.
I was once like you with troubles of a man who desire success
My father was a peasant gardener,
My mother a desperate housewife
I was in misery, my soul was weary and my heart was laboring,
But my mother said a prayer for me every night
And I could feel her hugs and kisses in my bed of desolation,
I learnt to take a step in life, to walk and to fly;
Mama cried for every step I took in life and thanked God
And my papa’s glory of his old age was the merits of his wisdom
My father my mentor my inspiration passed on
Sorrow of the bereaved onto us but I knew I had to make it through.
My son you’ll wear in life and your soul shall tear,
Not an iota of water to cool your throat in the tough terrain;
But the beauty you behold inside shall outweigh all the fear
Be strong my son don’t you surrender and live to fight for another day;
Two steps in front, one behind you’re still going ahead my son
Listen to your heart, don’t you chance the battle of flesh and soul
Don’t you flare up a fire to break your inside;
Be a man of integrity, it goes with a price
My blood runs in your veins, I will forever be with you
Never to give up on you, never to live your side;
My breath may expire but I pray the Lord my soul to take,
And in heaven, I’ll watch over you and guide your steps.
It pleasures my soul to see you take your first step in life;
Walk my son walk, learn to fly and take your mother with you
We are all she made us, a mother of great men;
When you learn to flap your wings and fly, take her with you
And don’t you forget her children, they’ll carry you someday;
Shelter her from the storms, she is the love of my life
When she is left without me, catch her breath as she sobs;
Bewail and lament her gone lover with her, tell her I loved her
I’ll forever hold her hand in mine and feel her heart close to mine;
Take care of her we danced in love she’ll stumble in sorrow.
Shower her with smiles, your victory will light up her heart;
You must make it my son, for your mother you must.
I can’t hold back my tears, I hold his hand in mine and reassure him:
“Yes father I can go the distance, I’ll find my way, I’ll make it there;
The cold may explode and the path may be long but you’ll always be,
Never will I chicken out but farther I’ll become, for you I will
For my mother, our guardian angel I will;
I’ll swim the ocean, I’ll go the distance
But father you won’t die on us, you’ll never give up on us
You’ll be the first to tread the grounds of success;
And I’ll follow with mother and her children,
Together we’ll never part eternally.”
The sun has already gone down.
For all I’ve been,
For all I am,
And for all I hope to be,
I’ll be your son, for I owe it all unto you.
Father and mother I love you endlessly.
Monday, June 6, 2011
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