Daughter of My Father.

I met my father amidst a heated argument,
The man who this beauty sired
When I met my father the world covered herself with cower,
I met my father in the revel of desire, a fury like fire
When I met my father, I met the jungle's king the lion
I met my father, the voice in me unlike others, a thunder
A part of mine that lathers, with the old, wonders,
When I met my father, I heard the roar that stands above slander
I yell amidst feminine compassion, but hear the thunder of erupting lava,
I am woman, but see i am Wo his name is Man
I bear his name, I bear also his mane, a whisk and his game,
I met my father,  I met a warrior, am army's commander,
Above my head unseen, is the fierce of my father
So i met my father, I met my part, another
I met the mold of my gather, I bear his temper and his love
I am a part of his as he is of me, I am his good and his evil
And I met my father, I the child of his loins
I met the father, who's daughter I am.

Isn't This The Best Man?

A week ago, our president appeared in full army combat. Apparently, the camouflage failed him as every Kenyan noticed his vibrant and devotion to the army.  Also his outfit was glamorous and his boots, wow. Now Kenya really signed up for something when she elected him president.  I would say, he is like an employee with more than just qualifications, who comes with sophistication and the ability to accommodate others.  he is young, vibrant, very digital and most importantly capable and working. I would vote for this breed of leaders any day.  These are the kind that grow into the job, they give themselves to serve and not to boss around.

I am also impressed at the faith Kenyans show in leadership.  We have become the kind of people that open mindedly appreciate growth.So do I think that there are others out there? Yes. I have a acquired appreciation for good leadership. I believe we should never settle when it comes to leadership and should always pick the best. Electing a political leader like they say, is giving a job. When u give a job to someone you are making an investment and you should expect to see results. The panel is always seeking for the best man to employ.

Kenya did not just find a good man for the job, she also found a different person. She found a diverse man. The person of the president can safely be viewed  as a representation of everything young people have offer, given a chance. It is also the example that institutions of higher learning follow. I can't help my amazement  at how leadership in mainstream institutions such as Kenyatta University mirror this. Among our presidential candidates is a man of glamour,  a doctor and a male model. He is a young soul that is all the same full of insight.  He strikes the political arena with the conviction that he is the  fabric of a new generation of leaders that walk after rather than before his citizens. As a member of the panel, I would advise every other member to invest in a candidate like this. One who is a bridge between the adminstration and the student. A man of sound mind and the ability to state his case and that of his fellow comrades where they should be represented.  A man of the people . After all, they pay every month for this position the least they can do is pick the best man. And the best man will lead and blend. The best man will also grace his people in every good way. I am talking about one Sydney Adoli.