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Why Ash Wednesday?

Ash Wednesday is defined from the act of placing ashes on foreheads of adherents as a sign of repentance with God. It is a reminder of the need to reconcile with the Creator marking the beginning of lent season. Ash Wednesday falls on different dates each year depending on Easter dates. It maybe as early as February or as late as March. It is observed with ashes and fasting. During this season (lent), all adults over 14 years are required to abstain from eating meat (lamb, chicken, beef, pork, ham, deer and and most other meat. Lent is not just a Catholic thing as many take it, it is mostly observed by Anglican, Presbyterian, Methodist among other denominations. Lent is connected with fasting of Jesus in the wilderness for 40 days and nights. (Mark 1:13, Mathew 4:1-11 ) "Remember you are dust and unto dust you shall return"

Scammers in online work

 Online jobs have recently proved to be the most paying in Kenya. They have created employment to youths who were jobless and had lost hope in life. However, with the increasing number of youths who are subscribing to the internet for jobs, there are 'conmen' who have now resorted to stealing cash from them. They come up with fake accounts and convincing information claiming to recruit them to their platforms.  Online work needs extra training from a recognized training agent or platform. Online training takes some time of not less than two days where you may start earning immediately after training. Online scammers do exaggerate their earning to create eagerness hence finding it easy to steal fom their victims. Always take care when joining an online earning platform.