-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.

-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

-My name is Clement Ochieng Odhiambo. I am a radio presenter at Zuri FM 88.3 and also a student at Airads College in Kisumu, where I study Mass Communication. My journey in media started with a passion for storytelling and a desire to inform and inspire my community. Every morning, I host the breakfast show, bringing news, music, and motivation to listeners across Kisumu and beyond. Radio has taught me discipline, creativity, and the importance of connecting with people. I believe that communication is not just about words, but about building trust and sharing hope. Through my work, I highlight local businesses, cultural values, and community stories that matter to everyday people.

-I'm focused. I'll have to get there. I've got a thing, well, things for turbulent journeys. I've passed through the valleys. Without a leader. Without a shephered. I live a life of abundance. Always going through a lot. I will get there. I always end up somewhere. Once upon a time I was in her place. An ambience so lavish as kings and queens would dine there. You see I never had a kink for older women. I never liked numbers growing up. Always kept my words, so age was definitely off the table. Whatever is on the table, as you know, should be sumptuous. Must send immediate senses to my olfactory. My mouth foams at the edges at the thought of devour time. Saliva drips from my mouth. This is it. That was it. The damage, obviously is going to be done. I'm so into it I feel like a prisoner. There are bars infront of me. I wish she'd rather be infront. A head on collision of tragic emotions. A coming down to. A travelling to a place. To her. Who makes me feel this way. She who weeps for my…

-Am trying to maintain my cool.I don't want to be a bitter baby mama but this man is pushing me to.Tell me why he refuses to call and talk to his daughter

-I come from a big family and I am the last born.

-I've ever had to explain to my wife why I muted some hot mamaa that I was following. Tough truth to admit. Yes, I've blocked women on social media that I have felt attracted to. Out of my own volition. And it's mostly muting their posts coz once they discover you unfollowed them, it becomes a whole other can of worms and conversation. How do you explain you muted coz you liked and live to walk with your head high? So if we used to speak kitambo kwa DM nikanyamaza, ulikula mute. Kama bado tunaongea, jua sikuoni in that way. This life here you have to protect yourself at whatever cost bana

-Born from the Arid part of Kenya growing up seeing different chapter's of life in our community gilrs underage are treated like commodities where we are supposed to be treated equally

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-My name is Emmanuel, and today I celebrate 3 years in the mtumba wholesale business at Gikomba Market.

-WHY ME

-Am a teacher aged 34. I was born in a family of 8 and Iam the 7th Born. My parents didn't have much to take care of my education so I was financed by my aunt who is the youngest sister of my mother. I excelled with a B plain in 2011 and joined Maseno university where I pursued bachelor of education Arts with IT. I graduated with a second class honors in 2016. All my family members raised their expectations on me .

-At home it's kind of funny and great and sometimes it's daring, because tell me why my siblings are taking my phone and withdrawing a thousand shillings from my account and when I ask, they tell me to go and cry silently in my room.

-Nessa was one of a kind I adored her for long. She was the greatest person have ever met because she always understood me at most. She was the only person I could tell how I feel and what I want. She was the best of all.

-I was young and my family barely had anything to offer. I am the fourth born in my family out of six kids. My grandma aside needed care 24/7 which was impossible because children were schooling and parents busy looking for work. My mother was the bread winner of the family since my dad had health issues.

-It was on a Saturday tulikua tumeenda center it was a wellness day we were playing games and talking. So the previous nyt I don't know what I ate coz that Saturday my stomach was upset literally the whole day. I kept on vomiting over and over again 😔 anything that nilikula adi sweet natapika ikuwe adi maji anything inaingia kwa system yangu .. anyway I coped with it. We played games it was so much fun.. We talked freely and it was a good session.

-For a long time, I believed life would only begin when I had enough money. That is a good job and a stable income. Everyday I watched people succeed wondering when it would be my turn

-On 11th again I spotted the same girl wearing black kurta set with golden black duppata, diamond earrings, looking divinely pure and cheerful full of love,

-Losing my mom six months ago completely shattered my world. At just 22, the grief felt like a crushing weight I couldn't escape. Then, my dad remarried.

-Leo ninamshukuru Mungu kwa zawadi ya mke wangu mpendwa.