Jeff Ngugi

What am I seeing! Jamaa zimejaza thika road in red ati zimeenda town kucelebrate kikombe ya Arsenal? You know such nonsense is what motivates these mzungus to want to recolonize us again. Aki kwani nini mungu uliacha nizaliwe huku,si ata ningezaliwa antartica nikae na mapenguin

If you don’t think this was a foul, go and enter the pitch, take the whistle from the referee, call the teams back from the dressing rooms and award West Ham the goal.

got stuck in a fence again, kind humans helped me though

Just over a year ago, I took the oath of office as Cabinet Secretary for Ministry of Gender, Culture and Children services entrusted by H.E the President William Ruto with a mandate that goes to the very heart of our Nation’s social fabric, identity and future. Over the past year, we have worked together with a deep sense of duty to the people of Kenya to advance the rights, welfare , dignity and opportunities of women, men , children and vulnerable members of our society while preserving and celebrating the rich cultural heritage that defines us as a Nation . This has reinforced a fundamental conviction: that gender equality, child protection and cultural advancement are not peripheral concerns of Government . They are central pillars of National transformation, social cohesion and sustainable development a vision that H.E President William Ruto continues to Champion thorough his unwavering commitment to the empowerment of every Kenyan . As a Ministry, we have remained steadfast in strengthening policy frameworks, deepening institutional coordination, advancing inclusion and building partnerships that place the welfare of people at the centre of governance. As I reflect on this first anniversary in office, I do so with humility and renewed resolve and an even greater commitment to serve the great people of Kenya . The work continues and so does our collective resolve .