Making a comparison of life today, at times is very easy and difficult depending on a specific plan.States Lawrence sagini. (Hon). Having been raised and born in a background that fully depends on him as the elder son of the family of the late Mr Charles Omoke and his present mum Jane Omoke, Lawrence states expresses that there is need for resonating thoughts in order to meet every objective in the series of life. His experience becomes a great inspiration after spending more than ten years in town and now he owns a personal business at Geteni in Magenche at Bomachoge borabu Constituency.

After doing his form four in the year 2014, Lawrence joined Maasai Mara University in Narok county where he pursued one of the best courses of his choice. He believed that though school fees were a challenge, His major aim was to find what it takes to attain success.

Ten years in urban center now makes him to be an expert in understanding what life entails.

" I have stayed in town for more than ten years now, and I can testify that rural life is more than good." He states that that demands of an urban center are high. "First, financial plan it the backbone of urban life. If a person earns ten thousand per month, he or she may end up not investing even a single coin. This is due to an avoidable consumer which include; monthly rent, food and water that are natural. In town one must purchase, clothing as a mandatory, the family also needs."

His major narration pays our attention to the audiance who had thirst in learning more of life and also to the youth who are in demand of town to grasp and prepare well before seeking town jobs. He continues

"I had a plan of investing while at Narok. I worked in various areas of employment such as Mara link and many more (one of the big hotels in Narok town.) in order to make more so that I can cater for my school fees and also support my family, since they really believed that I was the solution."

After several years, he left for Nairobi to seek green pastures. In Nairobi, he got a well paying job that helped him to manipulate and embarace his limitations. He supported his family where possible. Some years later, his Job sneaked out. He was forced to go and look for another one since the eyes of the society were twinkling on him. After getting a job, Lawrence had a solution that investment is the only option.Advice from his mentors  now makes him to rais the aerial of success.

Despite of trying up and down, he was never satisfied since demand was higher than supply. Shockingly, Lawrence lost his dad, Charles Omoke Nyangwara of Magenche sub location Nyagenke village. During the moment, he saw that war towards changing the status of his family had more weapons. After the funeral session and some days of mourning, (Hon) went back to Nairobi and continued with his job. life became more difficult. " I can testify that it is good to live a rural life than urban life, more especially when your income cannot fit the 360 degrees pie chart for salary management.

But what is this that makes rural life more interesting to Lawrence; (He smiles and goes on,,) "In rural area you are with your family members, you fully understand their daily demand. When waking up in the morning, you go your business with a specific target of attaining a given amount, in order to draw the line of the best fit in accordance with the family budget and other related agendas. Apart from planning, what other things that make you conversant with rural life? " In rural life, there is no payment of rent. It is not bad to live in town, but it is more wise to live in rural if you know that your family wants your services more than usual. Waking up from your house, you mainly focus on making profit in order to plan in paying school fees for your young siblings. Justifying other services such as loans without expensing more. Today in rural areas' consumption of resources such as food are not hugely purchased. Some are free. Vegetables such as Sukumawiki and other nutritious foods are at hand." What is your priceless advice to youths who have a dream of going to town in the name of seeking jobs? "My advice is that let youth make thoughts wide. What I mean is that, let them keenly look on their budget. Some are enticed with expensive dressing, which is much costly. It is good to fit the situation of your background before going ahead to forget your family. The youth should also ensure that they are keeping focus basically in savings. If the financial pie chart is not fitting the three hundred and sixty plan, then it is good that they come to remote areas where land is available so that they can fill in touch with economic activities such as agriculture to deplete the thorns of poverty from their lives. https://www.youtube.com/live/t1WIlM06Yw8?feature=share

Vincent Moses, 

Reporter Kuza News television, 

Kisii county.

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