This is furthest from the truth. Bearing and bringing up children is not for everybody. But we are socialized that you grow up, marry/get married, have children so we bear children whom we don't take care of coz we are not wired to parenthood.

Wan wan wan to gin gin gin end of story.

iYawa!!!!

do it in a civilized manner and in your mother tongue and nobody will care. Have you ever seen people from central throwing things at Karua? There is also need to move on with the times, same way you no longer live in the huts wearing animal skins.

A sobering message from Mutahi Kagwe to Kenyans,I hope the resident apologists of the thuggery, insults and general lack of class we witnessed take heed:

"Today, as I prepare to lay a friend to rest, I can’t help but reflect on the unfortunate events that marked the funeral of the young Odinga. Where did our values go? We will stop at nothing to insult and denigrate each other whenever we can even at what should be somber, respectful occasions like funerals! If my friend Dr. Oburu could launch such a ruthless, unnecessary and disgraceful attack on his “daughter”, the young woman who respectfully was present to lay her ex-husband to rest, it is no wonder that we had to witness the embarrassing behavior from those who heckled speakers. Dear friends, we have heard from all who knew him how humble and sociable Fidel was. It is said that he had friends from all walks of life and was blind to tribe. It is unlikely that he would have supported any booing less speak that of CS Omamo who carried the President’s message – just one of the many gestures of support that the President accorded the Odinga family in their moment of anguish. May I ask that as we start this year, we commit to living purposefully, with dignity and virtue? We are losing all the values that make us a nation of good people. Please, let’s be the change we want to see."