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We should learn to serve others

Alliance Girls High School Principal Ms Dorothy Kamwilu preaches to inmates at King'ong'o G.K Prison when she accompanied students from her school and Nyeri High School who visited thev prison for a familiarisation tour. Photo by JOB WERU/Standard

Me, myself and I. This is what most definitely characterises many people today. We live for prosperity. The reason we wake up early in the morning and oversleep on Sunday is money.

We fear to lose our jobs or businesses, and consequently our source of livelihood which is responsible for our little comforts. I know a person who invited his friends for a birthday party at his home and requested them to confirm their attendance. Out of the invited 50 guests, 48 confirmed.

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