A letter to Mr.President written on the day of Inauguration of 5th President of Republic of Kenya

 Dear Mr. President-elect,

On behalf of the Kenyan Youths Society (KYS), I want to categorically congratulate you for the resilience, boldness, and indefatigable nature that you and the Kenya Kwanza team at large have shown in the country’s politics. We all agree that from the country’s historical constructs, you eminently rose above the torrents to challenge the system; that has been the case since time memorial. Clearly, you have become a real ‘Man of the People', which every citizen will prove in due course as you get along with your reign, all thanks to God.

‘Chief Hustler’, you fervenutly know the conditions within the bracket and we have no reason to explain all we need since you are and have been a chairman of the poor, the less fortunate, and of all, the competent jobless graduates. From the time of the Supreme Court’s declaration, we felt like the second coming of Christ dawned on us, and with hopes and happiness, we exalted God’s grace.

 Your Excellency, as the youths of this sovereign state, we come before you that you make us the muscles of nation building to help steer your economic plans as far as the inverted champagne glass strategy, conventionally termed as the ‘Bottom Up’ economic model is concerned. Your level of flexibility, understanding of the system, and particularly showing readiness towards the dawning of the 4th Industrial Revolution is an assurance that your plan is subjective enough to serve the citizens.

Besides and most importantly, we request you to reshape the fate of education. Honestly, a larger percentile of the youths can affirm that the whole 8-4-4 system is just but an incubator of depression, and even death. What it means is; that the stress that follows after completing the cycle with hopes of getting system absorption but failing to secure a job place, especially for the less fortunate and sons of nobodies in this country is loud and so I uphold the tag I have given to education as, ‘ depression incubator’. We believe you now hold the power to create a paradigm shift in the whole system, kindly prioritize saving the lives of able youths, which is the biggest percentage of soldiers you need in your reign.   

In a nutshell, our trust, hope, and support are vested in you. As you get on with the leadership work, kindly consider us in your government, directly or indirectly so that we can also build the nation, an opportunity that seemed like an impossibility in the past reigns. We promise to serve you in the presidential capacity to ensure that your agendas are successfully driven, as this is also the public’s expectation and request.

To the Kenya Kwanza team headed by Dr. William Ruto, may you live long to keep driving the economic plans as mandated in your agenda, which is a service to all.

Thank You!

Yours Faithfully,

Linked In: Dancan Odingo 

Instagram: mr._abbs

Facebook: Dancan Odingo 

X (Twitter): mr_abbs1

Tiktok   : mr._abbs1

Email: mr.abbsbrandsman1@gmail.com

Communication and Public Relations Practitioner

 

 

Comments

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