Thursday, December 15, 2011

MURDER IN MARRIAGE!

It was just yesterday that my friends were telling me that I was inciting ladies against them. I got home and this was what was in the news:

Military Man Kills Wife in Kiambu.

An army officer has been arrested in connection with the murder of his wife at their home in Nthindigua, Kiambu County. The officer surrendered himself at Kiambu police station. Captain Harrison Mugo is said to have admitted killing Mary Kagure following a domestic quarrel.

                           

Tell me, my brothers, is this what you want to see everytime in the news?  I am only trying to enlighten the beautiful ladies about the dangers they are prone to face!


THIS IS A VERY SAD STORY!
I actually shed tears when I heard about this saga.

Tuesday, December 13, 2011

ENLIGHTMENT.

Phew! I thank God that semester is over. It had its own share of challenges...the biggest challenge being staying with a stranger for a whole semester. Staying with a new face, however, enlightened my eyes: I was told that "I like being in control and that I was trying to control my room-mate and my neighbours". These words of enlightment came from my room-mate in a not-so-friendly manner. But come to think of it, on a positive note > maybe being in control of your environment is not so bad after all. It implies that you are responsible and that you can manage things on your own. It could also mean that I am a dictator in the making (hahahaa), a great person in the making, like Muamar Gaddafi. It could also mean that I need to move out and stay on my own, at a place where there's no person to control. Mmmmh... I think I will give a thought of that.

On another note, I like home. I know my stay at home is short-lived and I have to enjoy it while it lasts. Thats exactly what I am doing.

On my arrival at home, I realised that some of the "mama mbogas" that I am used to were missing. Upon further enquiry about their where-abouts, I realised that the in-thing at my village is going to USA or UK un-announced. Apparently, these mamas decided to abandon their annoying husbands and disappear to diaspora. I particularly liked the story where the husband received a call from his wife who was already at the US. The wife was informing him of her decision to leave him because of his constant battering. I think the women from my village are now enlightened...although they took too long to leave.

I am proud of all the women that have decided to leave their aliens.

They are all super women!





Well-behaved women seldom make history. That is the truth. The society is bled in such a way that a well-behaved woman can never be successful. A well behave woman, especially in our African culture, has to get married by 21, have more than 5 children and be submissive to her husband. This is a pity, and very sad.

This is how domestic violence starts. A well behaved woman has no job, or career, and consequently has no money. She, therefore, depends on her husband for everything.  Her husband pushes her around for his money. She has to stick in her husband's house, even after being battered, because she's a well-behaved woman.

To be a successful woman you cannot afford to be well-behaved. That is why I choose to be badly-behaved. I choose to be successful. I choose to be free, financially free. I choose to be a  badly- behaved woman.