Anna Lindh Nursery School Kampi ya Moto Kenya
Posted on May 29, 2010 by Saidimu Ole ngais
Support party for the Anna Lindh Nursery School Kampi ya Moto Kenya.
It is all our wish that next time when children of our beloved nation calls for education support, that we shall avail ourselves with full respect and dignity, to participate as agents of change and positive development. (See pictorial view of the support party here)
To strengthen the foundation of each and every child who looks upon us for a brighter future full of respect and dignity.
Our little differences should not stand on our way when we are planning for the future of our greater nation.
Children of one mother and father can fight and make peace at all times but their quarrels shouldn’t be permanent.
Our house can withstand future tremors if build on a stronger foundation.
The future belongs to those who plan and honestly prepare for it.
The look of things from outside surely tells the type of people we are. The pictures below shows how few Africans (Kenyans) were, during the support party. What more the pictures reveals is our inner-most selfishness and dishonesty towards each other.
Is it because we have been brought up in a dishonest system? Traditionally, most of us are drilled to be honest and truly belief in humanity. I am doubting if we are the same people anymore!
Kenyans, let us be self-aware! Let us criticize each other, let us analyze our ways and for the sake of our society, let us be mindful to our brethren.
We are demanded to put our differences aside when ever children are involved. The rights of children should be our priority.
Saidimu Ole Ngais.
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