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Fatherhood 101

As a father it is your solemn duty and responsibility to Love, serve and protect your wife and children, and teach them the statutes of God as the spiritual leaders of your home, be faithful to your wife, to love and honor her, and be willing to lay down your life for her as Christ did it for you. Teach your children to Love God with all their hearts, all their minds and all their strength, honour. Train them to honour authority, and live responsibly. You are to confront evil, pursue jus tice and love mercy. Treat others with kindness, respect and compassion, work diligently to provide for the needs of your family, forgive those who have wronged you, and reconcile with those you have wronged. Walk in integrity as a man answerable to God, seek to honour God, obey His will and do His will. Make a vow that you and your house will serve the Lord. I am praying for those of us who wish to make this resolution and commitment that God through Christ may give you the grace to live and ho

CO-EXISTENCE IN 2017

As we approach the homestretch in this election cycle, emotions are high; politicians are running all over seeking votes. In all this, the voter is the target- being wooed to make a choice. Each side is busy portraying the other as being ineffective and clueless. Why do you support whomever it is you're supporting? Do you have to kill or destroy property that belongs to someone else just because he or she has a different opinion? What really drives you? If you strongly believe your candidate or party is best suited for a particular position why can't you find a civilised way of convincing those who have divergent opinions to see things your way? Let us take a moment and look back to where we have come from.  In 2007 the same politicians who are traversing the nation are the very one who came to us seeking our votes to put them into office. Most of them were in different camps, but today some have crossed over to the opponent of that day's side. The current deputy pre

TOUGH CHOICE FOR KENYANS AHEAD

As it was four and half years ago so it is now though even worse than it was. I cry for my nation and my people. Who will deliver us if not ourselves, we can't afford another five years of this design and nature of Governance? Is this the best they can do? Are our standards too low that we will simply take yes for an answer? August is fast approaching good people -the question is -'What are going to do? Who will you entrust with the governance of your nation and country? The die has been cast, the stakes couldn't be higher. It's now incumbent upon you the voter to decide. On the campaign trail the unassailable duo as they used to call themselves aka kusema na kutenda, made numerous election pledges. Four years down the line nearly all of those pledges have come to naught. All that I see and hear are report after report of swindled millions and billions to the point that the President called us thieves live on international media. My fellow countrymen, you are one o

HOW TO MAKE YOUR WOMAN ENJOY BEING A WIFE

Are you a married man, or with a woman with whom you want to enjoy companionship? If yes, the read on…..I will show you how to make her enjoy being your woman. "Appreciate her effort" She sacrifices a lot to make sure you have a great home. It’s prudent that you notice her efforts and thank her. Compliment her on her diligence. "Help her out" Simple yet profound, step into the kitchen, make the bed, clean after yourself or even offer to help her with any chore once in a while. Your help will be reciprocated as she will do much more for the family.  "Marry her" With the current lifestyle, many men are so comfortable with the come we stay unions. Brother, go the whole nine yards and make her your woman legitimately. Women enjoy more when they know where they stand in your life and this gives them security. "Find time for her" I know you’re a busy man bringing in the bacon, but brother, look here; she didn’t come just for the fine things, she

A NEWBIE’S LIFE

Hey there, you just completed your one-week training from Ajira and you are practically psyched up. Some of you may already have gotten a job or two since you signed up on various online platforms.   Welcome to the life of a newbie.  Maybe prior to Ajira you had an idea about online work or you didn’t, that doesn’t really matter, for now, what's important is that fact that you are a newbie- new on the platforms that you just signed up on. Read my first article on this link:  https://arnomak.blogspot.com/2017/06/the-ajira-online-training-program.html At Ajira the focus was mainly on Upwork, Guru, and Fiverr. Some of us had issues during the sign-up, some profiles were outrightly rejected, some Fiverr accounts were deleted on grounds of violation platform rights when all you did was to sign up and oops you are out even before you start. A story for another day. Here is my two weeks experience. On 16 th June 2017 at 5:00 PM, I walked out of Kenyatta University, Mai