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 with knowledge and humanity to support 'nobodies' have no place in the system. 

Generally, my educational background is pegged to peoples humility and mercy and that's why I am still holding to hopes of getting support from somewhere to get moving. However, the current shaping of the Kenyan politics just got me thinking deep and wondering whether I should hold up.

Honestly, it is sad how some systems, in the millennial generation still carelessly apply rough knowledge in managing the public.  So melancholic how the practice of autocracy and dictatorship is played openly and displayed to the citizens at the interest of few individuals. SAD. I therefore urge everyone to widely engage their outer mind before picking on any candidate in the coming elections.

A question for everyone, are you convinced that your offices of work will uphold work bureaucracies when your aspiring leaders get to office? If the government is the body that shapes and influences everything in the country, do you think your tomorrow is safe? The apparent answer is, vote wisely!

Today affects  tomorrow and that’s a constant in life, a free fact.

 

Linked In: Dancan Odingo 

Instagram: mr._abbs

Facebook: Dancan Odingo 

X (Twitter): mr_abbs1

Pinterest   : mr_abbs

Email: mr.abbsbrandsman1@gmail.com

 

Comments

  1. GJune 19, 2022 at 11:31 PM

    That was one hell of a subjective opinion! As a self-confessed Jahman, an intellect, and a humanitarian among many sweet attributes not even my tongue can pronounce, you inked very cogent assertions. Your insights, only lacking thorough research perhaps due to the brevity, can sure make the reader rethink and possibly reverse their long-held perspectives especially matters 'politricks.' I'm glad you just reminded your audience, and potential electorates in the just coming elections, that votes cast without engaging brains and self blind fold are a ruin to the future. Nice commentary @mr.abs.

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

How to tell whether your Mental Health status is an Illness, a Condition, or a Disorder.

       The month of May is a special one in the world as it is recognized as a mental health awareness month. However, not many individuals are aware of the significance of the month as greater percentages of people are unaware of the clear meaning of the actual concept. The lack of understanding is attributed to insufficient sensitization of the topic among people on various facets of the menace. This has significantly led to an increasing number of mysteries related to mental health issues in the world, thus, deeming the need for an active campaign on the issue to deliberate the society. As a mental health enthusiast, I have written the article to help society comprehend the related mental health phrases that include mental health illness, mental health condition, and mental health disorder clearly.      The topic of mental health is broad and contains three main phrases which are common. This has contributed to growing misunderstandings among survivors, potential survivors, and ev
Read more

How to set yourself free of various Mental Health Struggles and Conditions

     As a survivor of a mental health condition, I have learned the need to develop a proprietary attitude toward an illness. Many times, persons of different mental health issues tend to run away from their problems in a bid to stay stigma-free in society. This has constantly led to more ramifications for individuals as they fear owning the afflictions that ensue with their illnesses. In this article, I am explaining to fellow survivors how I took authority on my condition with Bipolar Disorder to stay on track with my daily life, particularly for peer-supporting others.         The process entails self-acceptance procedures that set one free of any fears that result from the stigmatization of mental health survivors. For my condition, Bipolar Disorder, the aftermath of a manic or depressive episode is full of awful stories that may be hard to take in. This explains why it is more difficult to deal with the condition.   Besides, the fact that neither of the episodes fades in the sur
Read more

How a person feels like after first Diagnosis with a Mental Health problem like Bipolar I Disorder

     As a mental health enthusiast, I have learned the significance of being aware of the feelings after the first diagnosis of a mental health illness or disorder. Without proper comprehension of the impending normal, it is difficult to correctly manage a condition and live a full and successful life. In this article, I am explaining a personal experience that transpired during the initial stages of a post-diagnosis with my condition; Bipolar Disorder. This is to particularly build on the existing peer-support forums to help other fellows self-manage themselves by informing them what they can expect in case they had or have fallen victims.      After stepping out from the psychiatric ward, I first began feeling like my support system during the whole scenario had no clue of what was actually happening in my world. The immediate post-manic feeling was that of spontaneity. At one time, it felt like I was in control of everything happening and was constantly trying to justify all the rea
Read more