Anyango M Ouko

Anyango M Ouko An Online Entrepreneur.

29/10/2025

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Peace Kyc, Zalelleme Tsegayi, Watamunia Boy, Andrew Owuor, Queene Hamu, Abdullahi Musbahu, Madi Traoré, Makata Fred, Maurine Frank, Nicasio Karinda, Fred Musungu

09/10/2025

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Ronny Otieno, Gatwech Bipen Kiir, Beatriz López de Toro, Richard Otieno, Jared Okinyi, Nicole Barnes, Nge'tich Kipz Isooh, Seyyid Said, Mapmde Nyaish, Bigona Bigona, King Bizii, Wuod Awinoz, Stevo Nyakwar Nyadede, মিম আক্তার, Rasto Mgaza, Cynthia Achieng, Richy Rudeboy, Pheobe Onyango, Issaack Kaloi, Samson Plucky Bou, Rigante Indigo, Daktari Wema, Josse Josse, Maurice Onyango, Abdulaziz Mustafah, Anastancia Mukade, Skky Laroux, Shanize Bianca Jemoz, Augustine Namanda

14/05/2025

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Tobias Napa, Odanga Atieno

05/03/2025

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Daudi Wuodjesse, Michael kagunyu

25/01/2025

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Mukasa Lodomo, Rtid Kenny Bwoy

01/11/2022

If wishes were horses, I could ride.

Sometimes I sit down and imagine where I could have been right now if my dad could have still been alive.

I don't regret the stage of life I am in currently because God is the master planner of everything that goes on in our lives. But at times I feel things could have been abit different.
Maybe there were decisions that I made afew years ago that he couldn't have tolerated, you know, and that could have made things to turn out quite differently.

But all in all, I thank God for the opportunity He allowed me to feel his tender love and care. He made me know how it feels like to be loved by a parent.

I also realized how much he wanted me to succeed and I was able to see that from his reactions through my academic achievements. I'm glad to note that he walked with me through most of my academic journeys and he was always willing to be there to the very end.

My dad made me feel so proud of myself, Wueh!. He used to refer to me as 'nyangii' 😊 and I loved that so much.I remember when I joined campus, I was just a normal girl, from the village. But most of my classmates, especially the males, kept on saying that I was so proud. Something I felt was a total lie. Life changed completely when I lost him.

I miss that guy for real. Continue resting in everlasting peace dad.

I don't know whether to call it childhood trauma or something, but growing up I used to believe that I'm not one of my m...
26/10/2022

I don't know whether to call it childhood trauma or something, but growing up I used to believe that I'm not one of my mother's favorite child.

This is because she would punish me and sometimes humiliate me for no apparent reason. I always felt so because she never used to do the same to my other siblings. I remember my mom never even liked the sound of my laugh😅 imagine, which parent doesn't like when their children are happy anyways.

If you ever felt the same way, I'm sending you hugs, it's not easy feeling unwanted as a child.

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20/10/2022

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Today I choose to celebrate this woman right here. This woman right here is me, because despite all ups and downs, the h...
20/10/2022

Today I choose to celebrate this woman right here. This woman right here is me, because despite all ups and downs, the hardships, the obstacles name them. I've still been able to collect myself, wake up, take a shower and show up like nothing happened.
I've been able to keep moving, never giving up with God by myself, thus far.
I celebrate me, when no one is there to clap for me, I clap for myself.
Mimi ni Shujaa 💪.
Happy mashujaa day to y'all.

"Wooow congratulations dear! You've made it against all odds.." That was the message everyone was sending me when I fina...
19/10/2022

"Wooow congratulations dear! You've made it against all odds.." That was the message everyone was sending me when I finally graduated from the great University of Nairobi, about three years ago.
I was also so glad to be graduating from the world class university because it was something I never thought would ever come to pass especially during my early days in primary school. It was a dream come true for me.
I would watch graduants singing during their graduation ceremony on our black and white TV and I could admire them so much. I used to hope that maybe one day, God will do something so I also be called a graduate. And truly God did something. I made it!
One day, one of these fine days, I will write about my success story. Offcourse that will happen after I've become successful, you'll have to be patient with me 😊

Eiii this was 2016, about one month after burying my dad, those who knew me before knows that this is not my body size, ...
18/10/2022

Eiii this was 2016, about one month after burying my dad, those who knew me before knows that this is not my body size, I had mourned my dad for one full month and when I got back to campus, everyone noticed that I'd lost so much weight. I could meet some of my friends and class mates and they'll be like, wueeh! Merab, si umekonda, and that could stress me up even more and instead, I would continue losing more and more weight. Two months later, I lost my boyfriend too, to a more fine and thick friend of mine 😂...
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