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on April 25, 2018

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I TOLD MY WIFE I DON’T WANT KIDS

A photo courtesy: Mr. Lenny We all know for a fact it’s everyone’s dream to have a child, someone to continue your bloodline. Apparently some people don’t want heirs and the thought of having children disturbs them. Veteran Kenyan singer Lenson Njuki also known as Mr. Lenny, has revealed that he once told his wife that he does not want to have children. What exactly could be his reason behind such utterance? In an exclusive interview with a journalist, Mr. Lenny explained that he grew up seeing his parents fight physically quite often and it affected him emotionally and psychologically. Later on the parents separated when their differences proved irreconcilable. Unfortunately, he was still very young, and was not old enough to bear what was happening around him. He said that when his parents separated it affected him very much. He further explained that no one wants to come from a broken family. Everyone wants to live in a household where there’s a father and a mother

HELP! SHE STILL LOVES HER ABUSER

Domestic abuse and violence can happen to anyone yet most of the time the problem is overlooked, excused or denied. For violence to be assumed in such a manner, it is mostly psychological, rather than physical. Can you imagine living in fear of the person you love? Quite tormenting. Moi University has experienced a lot of spousal abuse and very few have been reported to the authority. It starts when students engage in intimate relationships and one of the party tries to dominate and control the other. It may start as verbal abuse then later develops to physical violence and Moi University administration is entirely to be blame for not taking matters seriously. In one session, more than 15,000 students report to school. Making the school look like one big market place where everyone meets. These creates mental insecurity among campus couples that leads to their partners looking for other means to tame their spouses and that is by gaining and maintaining total control over

ABUSIVE WOMEN

When we think of abuse or domestic violence, we don’t often hear or think about the man being the victim. It’s usually the female who is the reported sufferer. Apparently of late its clear men are also victims of spousal abuse, as well. Some abusive women not only victimize their spouses by abusing them verbally, emotionally, financially and /or physically, but they also attempt to manipulate the criminal justice system in their favor against their partner. Let’s talk physical abuse. There’s a viral video of a woman beating her man with ‘mwiko’ and rolling pin thoroughly till the man breaks down to tears like a child. I’ve never seen anything like it. I’ve heard stories of men crying only during their mothers’ death and burial but not when being caned using a ‘mwiko’ by a WOMAN! According to the video, the man apparently never knew how to reason without using the brains below his belt. He was married but in addition to that he had a side chick “mpango wa kando”. This side c

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