Vet Kanjau Morris

08/04/2026

The current estimated population of our country is nearly 60 million people. Of these about 70% are young people, Youth below 35 years. Whenever you finish school everyone tells you to start a business , but with what? I believe in our young people, we're the Now and the Future.
The NYS uses about 11 billion and is targeting 100,000 youth by 2028.
Nyota Program has an estimated 30 billion.
Sakaja's Green Army employs about 4000 youth with a budget slightly above 200 million.
Murang'a and Meru have a youth service, the salaries of those youth is saved to become seed capital.
Why don't we or can't we have a Youth service in every county in Kenya including my good county of Embu?
If each county gave 1 billion for the youth, we'd have 47 billion, if state house reduced its budget and spared 3 billion for the youth we'd be at 50 billion plus the 11 billion in the budget and the the 30 billion in the Nyota fund, few additions here and there we would have 100 billion.
With a salary of about 15000, we would engaged 5.5 million youth or around 118000 youth in every county.
They would work in Agriculture sector (Giving seeds ,fertilizer and farmer sensitization), Health sector ( cleanliness, patient guidance, illegal centers crackdown), Mapping of various communities needs ,light duties in government and private industries etc

We must share our cake equally....we can't reserve it for a few selfish individuals or even thieves. Kenya is a rich country and can accommodate all of us.

07/04/2026

07/04/2026

Dairy farming is not just about milk. When farmers have proper cooling, get paid on time, and can access loans, everything changes. It stops being a daily struggle and starts becoming a real business. Money improves at home, families eat better, school fees get paid without stress, and farmers can invest in other small hustles. Slowly, life moves from surviving to living.

When farmers come together through cooperatives, share knowledge, and have good leadership, dairy becomes powerful. It is no longer one person struggling alone. It becomes a system that supports itself. With the right direction, dairy farming can carry the hopes of many families and open doors that once looked closed.

Vet Kanjau Morris understands this space. He has been in agriculture, on the ground, not just in theory. His experience as a veterinary doctor gives farmers confidence that someone finally gets their problems. For Embu dairy farmers, this feels like a fresh start, a reason to believe things can actually get better.

06/04/2026

Ishiara pia waliweka tick. Senator ni mjamo

05/04/2026

Zilizala viwanjani. We concluded the day at Kiaragana Pri. School to cheer White All Stars Gatumbi FC as they played against Kiaragana Fc. Hawa vijana ni pale kwa uwanja wako mwecheche sana, and we have agreed that we will support them in anyway possible. Form ni sisi kwa sisi, youth for youth.

05/04/2026

Later we condoled with the family of the late daktari Lawrence at Kegonge, Kyeni South. Mr. Lawrence was a hardworking man and a pillar of the society. We pray that God gives the family peace during this hard time.

We continued to sell our agenda of a better Embu and the people agreed that "sisi tuko na NYOTA"

05/04/2026

Later we joined members of Soul Harvest Ministries Ishiara church under the stewardship of bishop Timothy Muriuki during a fundraiser for the roofing of their church. They have a very beautiful church.

05/04/2026

This morning we fellowshiped at ACK St. John The Apostle church, Kanyuambora, Evurori ward, Mbeere North. Rev Frank Mofire gave a powerful sermon on unconditional love.

05/04/2026

A while back at Mwendani Fm. Leadership forum.

05/04/2026

Yesterday we attended a parental blessings event at Gichegeni, then attended the wedding of Kariuki and Jackline at Ugweri. We emphasized on the importance of good leadership and the responsibility our leaders have in championing development in our community.

03/04/2026

We attended mass at St. Michael's Catholic Church, Kiangungi.

Happy Easter good people.