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This is how Kenyans live. High wall fences topped by razor wire and electric wire. Windows have steel bars and doors have steel doors reinforcements. And there is a watchman too.
Below is the home country of our colonizer.
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In .ke, there exists a justifiable perception that rich are thieves. E.g our leadership is entirely made of thieves elected by the people.
The leaders are a reflection of the people they lead.
Next…
we blame leaders instead of the society enye ni sisi.
It’s true leaders mirror the people they lead. But since the ordinary wananchi have no control of their situation it is the leaders to bring changes.
For example the birth control campaign has really been successful. Maybe too successful seeing that there are parts of Kenya where schools are lacking students