We celebrate thieves, cheer them on, and even fight for them during elections, yet we wonder why our lives remain miserable. The money meant for hospitals, education, roads, and water disappears into the pockets of corrupt leaders we blindly support. Then, when our pregnant wives find no medicine or beds in hospitals, when our children drop out of school because bursaries were looted, or when poor roads destroy our motorbikes, we cry foul. Hunger, disease, and poverty become our daily struggles, yet we created these problems ourselves. Instead of taking responsibility, we blame God for not helping us, forgetting that we are the architects of our own suffering. #sir James Kithikii