@ alphadoti i believe that the rain started beating us when we abandoned our values, culture and way of doing things and embraced everything western without questioning.
Each and everyone of us has probably wanted to help some relatives here and there but we end up frustrated because normally they tend to want to take advantage of us. We withdraw financially and physically and those who arw left in the villages, slums etc have no one to share ideas with. As a result the society suffers. I would like to share ideas on how one can study in europe,US etc but the society only wants that 10 bob of mine
As a kid i was forbidden borrowing money from people and i wish we would go to those days again. We need to go back to what was holding us together.
@Hardwood i agree with you, there is no place as nice as nairobi. But only if you can afford three meals a day. Otherwise it becomes unbearable.

More than $16m (£12m) in cash and luxury watches were seized at an airport in Brazil in the luggage of a delegation accompanying the son of the president of Equatorial Guinea, local media has reported.

Teodorin Nguema Obiang, vice-president of Equatorial Guinea and son of its longtime president, Teodoro Obiang Nguema, arrived on Friday on a private plane at Viracopos airport near São Paulo as part of an 11-person delegation.