The Auntie Flo Masawe & Ben Massao Invasion To Valerian B-K. Masao Sir. Home, Becomes Movement

We are sad to announce that Auntie Florentina Masawe passed away this October 2016, R.I. P. We pray and hope she found peace and came to terms with the pain she caused. It is sad to see this "Movement" is under Cousin Dr. Patrik Nilsson and Uncle Marcelian's Family. They waited until all our FATHERS have passed to invade us. We are resisting they announced to shade our blood. They are using traditional glitches/Hate Seeds planted by Auntie Flo & Uncle Mwl. Marcelian Family, since our Late Mwl. Valerian was alive but kept under wrap. The ongoing barrage by some of our Mnini and Uru East Cousins (some older enough to be our parents) colluding as a Movement, rooted from the taboo/pact of ousting us, our Widow Mother From Marangu and shading our blood. It's getting worse and our safety has been at risk. The attacks are carefully calculated, coordinated and sophisticated to foster and disguise hate, jeaslosy, instigate/incite violence. These cousins continue to use the tools of public local and foreign/so-called Swedish Gov. Funded Project to lure the "Movement" to achieve its goal. What is the Swedish Project has anything to do with Mwl. Valerian Family /our home/our Widow Retired Mother? Our father Mwl. Valerian Sr. said to us on his deathbed, "Fight For Your Rights" and "Mama Pendo, you will be tormented as I'm dying, only our children will help you." He couldn't be more right, as we reflect. God Jehovah can lead us, his people, through this turmoil, because to him we succumb/Bow down and take refuge. We are thankful the Moshi, Kilimanjaro government, leaders and good Samaritan Mnini and Uru Community members for their indispensable support. This is a family matter and it is difficult to regulate a relative and sadly neighbor at the same time. Stay Tuned.



Tuesday, July 8, 2014

The Moral Of This Blog



When disaster hits, especially when the head of the family, the father and bread winner passes away, many African families go through a point of no return and excruciating pain of not only loosing the loved one, but also the high possibility of family members to become their passive and or active predators. Mostly, young families get the severe end of the outdated African tribal culture and traditions regarding family succession. It is sad but the raw fact of life for people from Africa. You are all welcome to use this blog as an open forum and the platform to discuss issues, possible solutions and alternative of problems that are related to the issues raised by this blog. Life is faith and good faith makes a good life, and vice-versa.

 Let this “Blog” be a modern Case-Study that can help the vulnerable (women, widows, children, stigmatized/stereotyped, sick, and disabled) against African society's predictors who prey on the weak and vulnerable. Especially this case study to emphasize on putting a magnifying mirror to the close-by relatives and people with authority, who are trusted to care for and supervise rights of the vulnerable people by just not getting a blank check from the family, community and society at large without a check and balance system.

Too often and too many people have abused the blank-check given to them as overseers of the weak and vulnerable families. They only snatch whatever small is left for these vulnerable families and leave the families to fend for themselves. Society is to push these necessary changes because they are human rights. If Tanzania wants to join the civilized world, it has to assure its people the right to be safe from predators who prey the vulnerable, especially a unique predator like a trusted fellow family member who can be considered a leader and or role model of families. These people need to be vetted and tested first because their acts have got far reaching effects than families, community and society could imagine.

Please, comment, contribute and share your similar stories. Remember, sky is the limit. Have a blessed life. 



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2 comments:

  1. AnonymousJuly 28, 2014 at 5:38 AM

    Well said and thought through. Let technology lift up Africa from its darkness and Africans to see the sun-shine. The World's spot-lights have ignored Africa for so long. My be heros like author of this Blog can utilize technology and incentivize change that has lasting legacy to Africa. That's the beauty of Diasporah, to effect change in their native countries, of which Africa needs greatly.

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  2. VpelpOctober 28, 2014 at 4:15 PM

    We all got traditions, rooted from Adam and Eve. Can we sacrifice our first born to gods like Abraham attempted to or the way his ancestors did? No way, it will be a crime.

    Therefore, traditions and culture get outdated. In this case, some of the Chagga traditions and culture values need to go. They foster criminal activity i.e. oppressing the widows, women, young, elderly, disabled and the vulnerable. It us common sense and open minded advanced technological era. This cannot be let to reoccur again.

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