Mimi kwanza ni kumpongeza mama na kumshukuru Mungu kwa watoto watatu wenye afya. When kids have been born and they are healthy, in my mind the circumstances of how they were born, whether they should have been born, did the parents make a mistake, should they have done anything different is all water under the bridge. They are here now and that is what everyone concerned with them should be dealing with. I think the parents of the girl should take responsibility. Get the girl out of school for two years give her all the support she needs and then provide whatever help she needs to enable her get back to school after 2 years. The boy should stay in school and every day come home to help in whatever way he can. Otherwise life should go on.

Can you imagine what a cool family this could be. Mother and father in their early 30s with three 20 year old children.

Indeed, I am glad too that mother and babies are all healthy. Now that they're here, we have to turn our attention to bringing them up.

The bigger issue here though is education on landing matters. Whenever the issue has been broached in public, our religious leaders are always up in arms opposing gov't plans to introduce sex education as part of the curriculum. But then after all the shouting, what happens?

Grandparents will raise babies of their babies.

The politicians in western Kenya must be happy....Tryanny of numbers..Isn't that what every politician wants?