Nothing like fatherhood to teach you patience.
By
Eddy Ashioya
Contributor
Nation Media Group
It is high noon in the Kaloleni area of Nairobi. A Kenya Air Force light aircraft lifts off from nearby Eastleigh Air Base. Minutes later, it crashes into the Gorofani flats of Kaloleni Estate, snuffing out the lives of 52 people. This was what shaped the children of military men back then – the duality of life. Here now, gone the next moment. The militaristic obsession for order, systems, and duty.
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