A CRY

                                     

                                 A cry

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Have you ever felt guilty of not doing something?

A feeling of being imprisoned and you can’t do anything.

Yes I feel so; guilty and prisoned in what am seeing.

I woke up find one or two young people either killed when stealing.

Or someone killed during the process of being stolen at night in dark streets.

When I see all that I feel as if I can turn myself to an angle to stop what’s going on.

Every evening in every corner on the streets there is a burial preparation going on. Young youths doing what’s the best to their fellow friend who passed away to make sure he/she is buried in proper way, as the other  human being even though he/she was a thief or a bad person in the society but the badness in that person  was led by circumstances or poverty in the streets.

Can you imagine staying whole day without anything to put inside your mouth, staying life of full of questions WHY??? God this is happening to me not other person out this is what leads this young youths to do such things and in the end they end up being killed in the struggle of survivor. As I youth and am living in slums of kibera shouting to anyone outside there to hear my cry that youth in my hood need support to stop what’s is happen in it. Poverty, unemployment and improper basic education also lead to this. Wish one outside there who is reading this post was the one living in my hood to see and experience life how it’s hard in this hood. Thanks to Sitawa know I know how to block and more about   mental health and I have experience that blocking is the way to express your feeling to unreachable people out there thanks.

Do something Government

Yesterday i was shocked to see on citizen tv that statics indicate that my hood kibera holds 60% of crimes commited and 98.8% have been witnessed,in my opinion thats true but i doubt the statics but due to lack of employment and increase of drug abuse is leading to all this.But i thank president uhuru kenyatta for deploying NYS in kibera thats an opportunity to those youths who are unemployed,i think in the end of this year there will be a theme of charge.Hoping by next year the statics will read 40% or 30% dicrease in crime.

HARD TO TELL

Hope many of you have  many rhetorical questions running in their  heads when they step in kibera am I going to be robbed?, am I going step on dirty or hit by flying toilet to your head? , or am I going to meet with street boy’s”chokora” and many more questions but some of visitors rhetoric question have minimized so no fear when you are visiting kibera,but as I said in my post about ten commandments of kibera the second commandment  say’s to be robbed is a must unless you are an angle, this robbing happen to due unemployment so no one to blame unless government creates a lot of job opportunities to reduce unemployment.

That why am saying is hard to tell even if you stay in slum it’s hard to tell when you will be robbed or you think because you stay in kibera no one can robe you, I thought so until I was robbed last weekend among others by six young men. this what happen I was in bus station waiting of a ``matatu”to take me to my hood that is in kibera, but bus fear was high so I waited until it reduced, by now it was at ten o’clock when I boarded a matatu to kibera it took us about thirty minutes for us to reach our destination

    On arrival we alighted the matatu as usual we walk down inside kibera on reaching railway line three men appeared in front of us by now we were a  group of four people the three men told us to knell down as we all tried to run other three imaged behind us with no otherwise we can do we kneeled down everything we had in our pocket’s went with those six robber’s but we thanked God that they didn’t harm us with the knives’ they held with their hands and a small gun that no one could predict if it was fake or real.But to us was not worse because it was on a railway line if it was on a street our necks could be swollen even now because of ``kupingwa ghettah’’ that is to be held on the neck by hand.So to me it was a lesson so to me I thought to be robbed in kibera was hard because it’s my hood but that proved me wrong anyone can be robbed so it was hard for me to tell if that could happen to me.

ALWAYS TAKECARE WHEN WALKING OUT LATE AT NIGHT.