Njeri's Mind Out Wild

You definitely know him. He was born in Wamunyu on 16th February, 1939. He attended  Mbaikini Primary School between 1946 and 1954 and later joined Machakos Boys in 1955 to 1958. He furthered his education at the Makerere (1959-1960) and Dar es Salam (1961-1964) Universities and majored in law studies. He later got married to Priscilla Ndululu and were blessed with 7 children- 2 daughters and 5 sons, he then moved to Ruaraka where his family still lives. He was employed as Satate Counsel in 1964 before he became a resident magistrate and later moved to Private practice in 1968. He has been a member of the Law Society of Kenya. He will be remembered for fighting for the rights of domestic workers, which was his onset mission as he joined Parliament as MP for Parklands (later extended to Westlands) in 1969 though he later lost his seat to Njoroge Mungai in 1974. He was in charge of the Kenya General Elections in 1997and 2002 after he was appointed by the retired President ...

We have had enough times, 'life is about choices', why then does the same topic has to be repeated over and over? Is it because we make different choices all the time, every day, they all come with different challenges every other time. How then is it possible for someone to research or even write an astounding summary of a book on 'Making Choices' I cannot help but question the relevance of however you see this topic, of which I am really interested in. Photo from www.learning-mind.com I have been thinking of a proper hypothesis for a research topic, one that can be studied across communities and traditions. Every human being is faced with a situation that needs a solution, which is a choice in the end. So, all the communities of the World can relate to this topic way too well. But how do I even set up a questionnaire for this? It is too wide a topic. How then do I make it specific and still cover all the vast areas?  I mean, how do I even cover this to...

Yeah!! Yeah!! We have always fought for the girl child, and women. This time I want all of us to 'hats off' for the best men in the world, the Dads. Without them, we will have definitely been non-existent. So, the last 3 weeks have been crazy for our family. My dad decided to go for an extensive body check up at The Karen Hospital, after a pro-longed body weakness and chest pains. Of course, my mum had him really pushed before he freely boarded that flight from Lodwar to Nairobi. Once again, I repeat, he freely came to Nairobi, which means he got himself to Nairobi and to The Karen Hospital, that Friday, the 4th of January, 2013. After an hour or two of serious check-up with the doctors, he was given the most surprising news, he suffered Pneumonia. My dad, is diabetic, yeah, so his blood sugar levels were pretty high by the time he got to the hospital, but, he is one man who will always give a serious situation, a pretty lovely face. Due to the 2 illnesses, he had to be a...

I am amazed by the diversity of the audience in my blog, I just had to copy the numbers here........HILARIOUS......now that the world is reading......I am obliged to take it a step further...... Entry Page views Country Views Kenya- 310 United States- 135 Brazil- 102 Russia- 20 Germany- 15 France- 13 Latvia- 11 Uruguay- 9 United Kingdom- 8 South Africa- 6 TOTAL 937 I am humbled, thank you to all the readers and followers of Articulate. Don't stop reading.

It was indeed a night for Daddy Owen and Nameless who received top awards and recognition at the Kisima Awards on Friday, the 2nd of November, 2012. The awards were hosted at a colorful ceremony hosted in KICC’s Tsavo Ballroom. The attendance was satisfactory filled with die hard funs and the nominated artistes  Here are the winners and the specific awards they got at the ceremony... Best upcoming artiste - CampMulla Best Boomba artiste -Kitu Kimoja- Avril Best Urban Song - Party don't Stop- CampMulla Best Fusion Artiste - Coming Home- Nameless Gospel Artiste of the Year - Mbona- Daddy Owen ft Denno Best Ragga/Reggae - Guarantee- Wyre Music Video of the Year - Colour kwa Face- Nonini Best Hip Hop Artiste - Colour Kwa Face- Nonini Collabo of the Year - Gentleman-P-Unit ft Sauti Sol East African Recognition Award - Valu Valu- Chameleone Best Benga Song - Kanungo Eteko- Otieno Aloka Lifetime Achievement Award - Nameless Artiste of the Yea r- Daddy Owen ...

More than a half of the World's women population had pictured themselves in a wedding dress, marrying their prince charming as little girls. We hold this dream so dear until our first breakup with a dear boyfriend, and then, the guys who come after this period, fall victims of the heartless guy who they came after. We then go to schools, where we meet the girls who have gone through the same situation, make friends and talk about our broken hearts over and over again, until it does not affect us anymore. At this point, we are not surprised anymore when a guy is acting all funny. Most probably we are prepared for the worst but are still willing to fight some more. Many are times when we refuse to get over the past and dwell on it as a means of reference to any bad situation that comes up in our lives. We begin to doubt everyone including our girlfriends. We are angry at everyone. We put up a 'trust no-one policy' which inturn does us more harm than good. People then s...