Why one should participate in political courses
Today affects tomorrow, Think politically. As a Jahman, I have been nonpartisan, and if it ever happened that I voted, it was not after the 5 year education cycle I had in Moi University, Foundation of Knowledge. I studied Communication and Public Relations, which is more of corporate governance and management. I graduated in 2020 with a Bachelor's degree of second class upper division. As far as I am concerned, this is not a bad grade so you can trust my opinion regarding the ongoing Kenyan politics. Having read about and seen the past political history of my country, I lost hope in the corporate sphere and decided to throw it all for my passion and interests. My resolution to keep up to the fast unravelling world of blockchain technology and digital economy began from there. Thus, I have relocked my hair, tattooed my face and stored my Sports Marketing enthusiasm in a corner to create a platform on my own. Clearly, the past country's political trails show that those wit