-I'm a Songwriter, Beat Maker, Photo Video Editor, French Tutor

-Never let a bad chapter convince you 🌧️

-Life has taught me that not everyone starts from the same place. There are days I worry about my future, my education, my skin, and whether my dreams will ever come true like starting my business worrying about Capital that my time to start will run out. Sometimes I feel like giving up, but I always find myself trying again.

-You never know the hardest of life until you experience it. Lisa knew no happiness. All her life she lived from hand to mouth. Food to her was a night mere she might have dreamed to wake up from. Life had given her every reason never to be happy, but despite that she had swore to get out of poverty come what may.

-Mastering Financial Discipline as a Student

-At twenty-four, my hands are steady, even when my mind is racing. As I sit at my nail desk, filing acrylics into sharp, flawless canvases, my thoughts always hover miles ahead. I’m not just a nail tech; I’m an architect of confidence, a visionary with big dreams stretching far beyond these salon walls.

-I have a simple question

-So guys in as much as you pray for jobs, pray for a good working condition coz out here life is not easy.

-I thought of a flower and I discovered a flower blooms on its own time , have strong roots, never compares itself, so lets grow to be like a flower

-It was the days of achievements and happiest experience in my life when I joined campus from highschool where i learnt that high school life was in between life and death in simpler words, survival for the fittest.

-A mother who believed she owned her child's life.

-​For 31 years, Masiolo lived and worked in the bustling streets of Kawangware, Nairobi. A hardworking and generous man, he was well-known and deeply respected by his neighbors. Yet, Masiolo lived his life as a bachelor, never marrying or having children of his own. When he suddenly passed away, his relatives gathered to transport his remains back to his ancestral home in Ekamuli village, Kakamega County, for a final send-off.

-I was watching news of how a politician answerd corruption questions like ushago kids who usually tie banana stalks in their sagging shorts or trousers. He made me believe just for once there was a bright future.

-Sleeping like I was halfway to sayuni while dreaming of that chicken leg I hid in my bed. I was thinking of eating it in the middle of the night.

-Many times are those where people ignore the small wins bcz they expect enormous wins

-High school experience

-Love has adopted political nature, there is a campaign period and working period.

-I was shocked when I had a lady's voice behind the phone,,she asked me who I was and courageous I told her am John's girlfriend to my shock she told me that she is his wife and they already had a child. I couldn't believe that John could do that to me, I hanged up the phone for I was in shock. The next day I called him and he told me he had already moved on with his life and I should do so. I took some time to heal and it worked.

-The future is not ours to see,

-Am always vulnerable to everyone I forget about myself which has caused me alot my life turned upside down the moment I gave in to others demands and became too available which makes me look like a fool not every one gets to understand the weight am carrying but I choose to keep it to myself Hopefully all will be well soon

-Hello guys

-Love story

-I used to stay with my best friend called Shamila and happly we lived for about 3years with our boyfriends. One day we got drunk i went in the washing room, you can't imagine they locked me in, and my best friend's boy was locked outside. I thought that it was a joke until when they video called cadling.

-Everyone in Kithimani Market knew Sylas as the calm man. He ran a small cyber café and never raised his voice, even when things went wrong like when the internet was down or customers were late paying. Everyone admired his patience, but some mistakenly saw it as weakness. Sylas’s friend Brian often borrowed money, promising to pay back, but he never did. Sylas never complained. At home, his younger brother treated his laptop carelessly, and the landlord always demanded rent without fixing the leaking roof. Sylas paid without arguing. Even at church, he was blamed for microphone issues. His wife often worried about how people treated him, saying, “You have a good heart, but don’t let them take advantage.”