South Sudan's great Day July 9 - Independence Day

The pictures show Pope Francis wearing white robes. He kneels and kisses the feet of South Sudan leaders. The leaders look serious and emotional. Some people stand nearby and watch. The Pope's action is a sign of peace. He asks the leaders to stop fighting and work together.

When a pope kisses someone's feet, it is a powerful gesture of humility, respect, and service. It symbolizes love, peace, and a call for reconciliation, often inspired by Jesus washing his disciples' feet. This rare act can also be a plea for unity, as seen when Pope Francis kissed the feet of South Sudanese leaders to encourage peace.

Police burst thieves pretending that they were rushing a sick baby to hospital on a motorbike🤣 😅😂

Imagine if we wake up one day and find all Ugandan Chapat markers left South Sudan?

Deng, Wani and Gatluak will follow them 😂

The Day Jaramogi 'Cursed' Raila to Never Become President.

Some people would say that opposition leader Raila Odinga's long time futile presidential ambition is his own making.

The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) leader has twice risen to the point where the seat remained the only next step, but failed each time, landing with a thud.

This is said to result from his father and the first Vice President of the republic Jaramogi Oginga Odinga's curse that he has been grappling with for decades.

It happened during a Ford Kenya's National Delegate's Conference at City Stadium in 1992, when Odinga stormed the event with a group of rowdy youths and proceeded to heckle Jaramogi who was addressing the conference as the party chairman.

He ignored his father's commands that he behaves, resulting to a shouting contest which brought the conference to a stand still.

Aware of what was going on in his son's mind and what he sought to achieve, the angry Jaramogi who himself had unsuccessfully tried to occupy the presidential seat told the young leader that like himself, his admiration for the presidency will never materialize.

''My son Amollo, remember I started this struggle since independence, way before you were even born. I have fought Kenyatta and Moi but never succeeded, am still struggling now to be the president of Kenya up to now,'' Jaramogi said according to a Venus News publication dated November 8 2017.

''I want to tell you this, if your intention is to sink me down for a takeover you will also struggle until your sunset days trying to be the president, and you will never be,'' he added.

Despite being elected the Langa'ta lawmaker the same year, Raila's four shots at the presidency have not been fruitful....

Dispute it at your own risk!

✍️When a man can't impregnate a woman,the family advises them to adopt but when a woman Is barren or has difficulty in bearing a child, everyone around the man advise him to get another girl pregnant or better still, marry another wife...

✍️You see, women tolerate a whole lot of stuff more than we do ..
I think, most of the things we throw at these girls are things we can't stand ourselves..
Most of the things they endure and put up with are things we will never put up with as guys..
Consistently bleeding for 4 days and switching in between moods and still manage to stay sane is something that I can't comprehend..
She doesn't mind going hungry just so her children could eat..

✍️Most times she gives up on her dreams so that her husband can live his..
She doesn't have a life of her own as her children sees her as a Demigod and always run to her when they are in distress..
Her hair keeps smelling because junior keeps peeing on her and she barely has time to think or breath..

✍️The children always want to be close to her because most dads prefer to be close to their laptops..
She may be the weaker vessel in strength, but she sure has a mind that is stronger than Samson’s...

✍️So when you hit your wife, you are simply hitting a god who sacrificed her happiness so you can be the man you have always wanted to be..
Woman! Thou art blessed!!

🤲❗YOU SHALL ALL REAP THE FRUITS OF YOUR LABOUR .🙏🙏

I’m old
And cold

I’m told
I have gold

It’s sold
They’re bold

Me they scold
On the scaffold

None to hold
I fold

TO DIE, LIKE MY COUNTRY