INTO THE MIND OF WICKLIFF NYAMASEGE--CEO AND FOUNDER AT SKY DIGITAL NEWS

Into the Mind Of Wicklief Nyamasege._               A young media  personnel in the Online business.

Interviewer. Good afternoon Mr wickliff. As a young author in the online platform I bet you pass alot of information to the youth on weekly basis seeing that your site is the fastest growing online business in Moi University and peharps the Rift Valley region. Do you consider yourself a shujaa? Who according to you is a  shujaa?

WICKLIFF NYAMASEGE:
CEO, Founder Sky Digital News

Wickliff:   Thank you, and good afternoon to you too. To me a shujaa is just someone extra ordinary who has done something courageous to the benefit of many others. I dont think am a shujaa yet. To do some of the courageous things in Kenya you need money and I feel I havent reached there yet.
               
      However there are some things I have done that have helped people especially through the posts on my site. For intance we managed to advocate for an increment in the amount of  bursary to students from my home county and that was successful.

Interviewer: What do you think of our platform, Mashujaa time?


Wickliff:  Oh! That is a very great idea. I actually believe that Kenyan youth need to be aroused to their abilities and capabilities which can greately impact our economy if only they know how strong they are. The youth could be the shujaa's who will redeem the country from poverty. Mashujaa time gives us that chance to communicate and assert this, I dont despise small beginnings.

                 Our ideas, put together and acted upon can form a major foundation to a financial revolution in Kenya. The youth have great and smart Ideas which need to be put on the table, discussed, financed and nurtured to maturity. This platform gives us the voice to talk creativity and business with eachother instead of politics throughout.

Interviewer: Thank you for the complements Mr Wickliff. Indeed, as you have said there are plenty of ideas out there to be nurtured. All this needs funds, and you know how difficult sometimes that could be. What is your advice on this, especially on personal basis to our members and readers.

Wickliff: The first thing is the idea, the second is confidence and faith that it will work, and the third is patience. The crucial one is, never give up and keep rising for the challenges are sure to come.

               Take it this way, we have over 20 million youths in Kenya. If we agreed just to finance a projects by investing 50 shillings each in a month, that would be one billion shillings in an instant. What I mean to say is that if we can agree and unite as youth, very few things will be near impossible, we can create our own employment and run the economy. It may sound crazy but it is true. Unity is worth trying.