XIX GENERATION: Trasforming kenya one bridge at a time

Saturday, 21 August 2010

More than 13 years after his parents drowned in a flash flood, David Kakuko is building a bridge that might have prevented their deaths. nuhu85

Life that change my attitude

i was born at iringa region,since i was young i spend my life with my late grangmom she use to tell me Education is a solution to your problem in life.i took that word as a jokes becouse i thought to study was just like wasting of time and also i was still a kid now am old enough to understand what she mean,in 1988's my grandmom died.she use to hold me tight when we sleep since the climatic condition of iringa is very cold especial in rural area where we were staying.my mom she is a lutheran and also my dad too but am roman catholic religion that my grandmom belong.stayng with my dad was a bad experience i ever had in my life but i know god wanted me to learn samething also i started to understand what my grand mom wanted me to be bigger and stronger.its hard to experince poverty in life.with no body to assist your progress its real bad.

1997 was a good start in my life.my mom took me to Dar es salaam and affer finishng the primary school she send me to secondary school,from that point i started to see the light in my life then i manage to finish form four things walk very well i passed the exam and join form six God being my servier here i am now parsueing my bachelor degree at Tumaini university.i wish to fulfilly the dream of my grandmom and parsueing my career.its my wish to you grandmom whatever your.your grandson is doing better with full support from my lovery mom whom i love more than any thing in my life.

My lovery mother Agnes kilasi she is tha best in mylife i wouldn't be here today share the knowledge and technology am using with you without here.thank you mom. also my lovery young brother Salim juma.were twince brother our mother loves us in equal way we share what we have.salim always made me happy his presence in my life made me keep going with full of confidency,my father Juma salum, Peter changawa love you both.to you my big bro Edson mwavanda thanks becouse you also know were like twince too.working toghether with unity.if i didnt mention you it would be tha bigest mistake in my life i recognize your presence Ms veronica kilala for being with me since you have came into my life you made a big change i manage to lean from you thank you for that also being there to support me.without forgheting you presence Mr Frednando J.betram and his wife Tatu.am greatfull your part of my family.toghether we all work shoulder to shoulder in bringing change.god be with us.Amen

''Nuhu peter changawa'''

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