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10/03/2024

Eve Chimpaye 'Hey Cutie ya mwisho sasa' 😂😂

10/03/2024

This beautiful verse reminds us that God’s word illuminates our journey, guiding us through life’s twists and turns. Just as a lamp provides clarity in darkness, the Scriptures offer wisdom and direction. May we walk in the light of His truth.
Have a blessed Sunday🙏

07/03/2024

najua wengi watadhani ni mimi..huyo ni brother wa Shaffie Weru😂😂😂😂

07/03/2024

na uache wivu ona sasa hunioni vizuri😂😂😂😂 anyway Chelsea Football Club is the team ata ikuwe aje😂

05/03/2024

najua itaguza wengi....how you become close na mtu hadi anakaa wenu alafu mnasengenya watu wao😂😂😂😂

this is just for fun..challenging my friends

05/03/2024

ni swali gani hii wanashindwa kuniuliza? uwon tot kole ptoiyot kokoyam igese😂😂😂😂😂😂

04/03/2024

what if we decided to do kalenjin reggae .......how would it be like?
https://youtu.be/1jpucg0ILEY

03/03/2024

Certainly! Let’s dive into the whimsical realm of “What If” with a dash of humor
https://youtu.be/jY6cUy5plPg

03/03/2024

What's your answer? here's mine..
https://youtu.be/_L35ZvupsKE

01/03/2024

here is the answer...
https://youtu.be/5Z6o6rf7YkQ

29/02/2024

Amen🙏

28/02/2024

keep pushing, giving up is not part of the package🙏

22/02/2024

some serve a leaving god,I serve a living God 🙏

22/02/2024

In the days of yore, when firewood was abundant and stoves were scarce,
Our parents cooked githeri with skill and care, using wood ash as a secret ingredient.
They soaked the maize in water and ash, to soften the tough kernels and remove the husks.
They rinsed them well, to wash away the ash and any dirt or dust.
They added the beans, and boiled them together, until they were tender and fragrant.
They drained the water, and fried the githeri in oil, adding pumpkin or potatoes for extra flavor and texture.
They sprinkled green onion leaves and pepper, to enhance the taste and aroma.
They served the githeri hot, or ate it cold as a snack.
They savored every bite, knowing that githeri was not only filling and nutritious, but also a part of their heritage and culture.
📷photo credits: house of tasty-ke

22/02/2024

We all have dreams and aspirations that we want to achieve in life. But sometimes, we may feel discouraged or doubtful about our abilities and potential. We may face obstacles and setbacks that seem insurmountable. We may lose sight of our vision and purpose. But we must not let these challenges stop us from pursuing our goals. We must remember that success is not a destination, but a journey. It is not a matter of luck, but of effort. It is not a gift, but a reward. Hard work and consistency are the keys to unlock it. We must be resilient and persistent, never giving up on our dreams. We must be confident and optimistic, believing in ourselves and our capabilities. We must be passionate and enthusiastic, enjoying the process and learning from the experience. We must be grateful and humble, appreciating the opportunities and support we have. .TAA 🐘
THE OLIVEFARM TALEWEAVER
William Samoei Ruto
Kiprono David
Dr. Mutai Erick Kipkoech
MCA Kiptuiya rescue team
Martin Kosgey

21/02/2024

My friends, you are the masters of your own destiny. You have the power, the potential, and the passion to succeed in whatever you do. You have the wisdom, the experience, and the support of your friends and family to guide you along the way. You have the proverb "kiseten tai ak katam" to remind you of the key to success.
William Samoei Ruto
Kiprono David
Dr. Mutai Erick Kipkoech
Dr.Patrick C Mutai
MC Japhe
Kalenjins Online

21/02/2024

if some one asked me how it would be like if i was left alone in the world, this is what I would say: Being left alone in the world would be a terrifying and lonely experience. I would feel isolated, abandoned, and hopeless. I would miss the warmth of human contact, the sound of laughter, the joy of sharing. I would have no one to talk to, no one to help me, no one to love me.

I would wander aimlessly, searching for signs of life, but finding only silence and emptiness. I would face many dangers, such as wild animals, natural disasters, and diseases. I would have to survive on my own, with limited resources and skills. I would have to cope with the harsh realities of nature, such as cold, hunger, thirst, and pain.

I would lose my sense of purpose, my sense of identity, my sense of belonging. I would question the meaning of life, the reason for my existence, the fate of humanity. I would struggle with depression, anxiety, and despair. I would lose my sanity, my faith, and my hope.

Being left alone in the world would be the worst thing that could ever happen to me. I would not wish it on anyone, not even my worst enemy. I would rather die than live in such a nightmare. Have a good morning my people. 🦁

20/02/2024

Goodevening ,Hope you're all well. Someone asked me this question...."If life was a day...
What would a day in the life look like?"
and this is what I said:
If life was a day, it would be a radiant symphony of sensations, trials, delights, and griefs. It would be a day where we would awaken with wonder and anticipation, confront the world with fortitude and adaptability, and retire with gratitude and serenity. It would be a day where we would glean from our errors, flourish from our hardships, and rejoice in our accomplishments. It would be a day where we would bond with others, narrate our stories, and make an impact. It would be a day where we would savor the beauty of nature, the marvel of art, and the force of love. It would be a day where we would actualize our potential, chase our dreams, and realize our purpose. It would be a day where we would live each instant as if it was our ultimate, and treasure each memory as if it was our prime. It would be a day where we would be ourselves, and be blissful. 🦁

20/02/2024

You have a unique and valuable role to play in this world. No matter what you do for a living, you are making a difference in your own way. Don’t let anyone tell you that your career is less important or less worthy than theirs. You have skills and talents that are needed and appreciated by others. Be proud of your work and respect the work of others. Together, we can create a diverse and harmonious society where everyone is valued and respected. 🙌
William Samoei Ruto
Kiprono David
Dr. Mutai Erick Kipkoech
Dr.Patrick C Mutai
MCA Kiptuiya rescue team
Alfred Koech -Sergent
Kalenjins Online
Nenyon TV
Martin Kosgey

19/02/2024

We all have a vision of a better life for ourselves and our families. We all work hard to achieve our dreams and overcome our difficulties. We all have strengths and talents that we can use to contribute to our community.

But we also have weaknesses and flaws that sometimes hold us back. We sometimes make mistakes and fail to meet our expectations. We sometimes face criticism and judgment from others who do not understand us.

This is where the Kalenjin saying "ichopoito teta akopo kelyek ang'wan" comes in. It means "a cow slips yet it has four legs". It reminds us that no one is perfect and that everyone deserves a chance to try again.

We should not be harsh on ourselves or others for our shortcomings. We should not let our failures define us or discourage us. We should not let our differences divide us or create conflict.

Instead, we should be compassionate and supportive of each other. We should learn from our mistakes and improve ourselves. We should celebrate our diversity and embrace our unity.
William Samoei Ruto
Kiprono David
Alfred Koech -Sergent
Dr. Mutai Erick Kipkoech
Dr.Patrick C Mutai
MCA Kiptuiya rescue team

17/02/2024

Happy weekend, my friends! 🌞 Let’s take a nostalgic journey back to the weekends of yesteryears in Kalenjin land. 🌿

In those early mornings, the sun would rise gently over the olive farm hills, casting a golden hue on the dew-kissed grass. I’d awaken with the birds, my senses attuned to the earth. My mission? To seek out the hidden treasures of the forest: wild edible mushrooms. Their earthy aroma would fill the air as I carefully plucked them from their mossy beds.

Back home, the kitchen buzzed with anticipation. The remnants of last night’s ugali, that hearty maize porridge, awaited me. Combined with a steaming cup of tea, it was the breakfast of champions. The warmth of the fire, the clinking of utensils, and the laughter of family—it all felt like a comforting embrace.

But the day was just beginning. The cows needed tending, their gentle eyes watching me as I led them to the pastures. We’d wander through sun-dappled fields, their hooves stirring up the scent of earth and grass. The rhythm of their steps matched the beat of my heart.

And then, the Chepkutbei stream beckoned. Its crystal-clear waters flowed over smooth stones, inviting both cattle and weary souls. I’d stand there, ankle-deep, feeling the coolness seep into my skin. The cows would drink, their gratitude evident in their lowing.

As the sun climbed higher, I’d sit by the stream, my thoughts drifting like leaves on the water. Life was simpler then—connected to the land, the seasons, and the people. Our weekends were woven with threads of tradition, resilience, and the quiet joy of existence.

So here’s to those bygone weekends, where mushrooms, ugali, and the Chepkutbei stream wove the fabric of our lives. May your present days be as rich and nourishing as those memories. 🌿✨

12/02/2024

boys ni maua ama tunapatana KRRC pale sailing club tupimane kidogo?😂😂😂😂

12/02/2024

I am deeply saddened to hear about the tragic loss of Kelvin Kiptum, a remarkable young athlete and marathon champion. His untimely passing leaves a void in the world of sports, and his memory will forever be etched in our hearts.Rest easy champ 😭💔💔💔

12/02/2024

Good morning! 🌞 Let’s kick off this Monday with positive vibes and heartfelt blessings for you and your loved ones. May this week be filled with abundant joy, success, and inspiration...🙏 Because God is great, I know that this new week will be blessed. May everything unfold in the tranquility of everyday life.

11/02/2024

🌟 Calling All Dreamweavers and Word-Wanderers! 🌟

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