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Hello and welcome to kethmara; My Past, My Strength.

Kethmara is a concept that cut across

sharing true life stories,

touching lives,

padding a girl child,

music and so on.

The essence of kethmara is to remind us that we shouldn’t forget where we are coming from and also to remind us that we shouldn’t joke with listening to people’s true life stories.

People ask so much questions about how some people made it to the point where they are today.

When you listen to their stories, you will sure know that they were able to achieve that through hard work and determination.

And most people that passed through stressful experiences or struggles in life to become who they are today, hardly forget their roots. Only a pinch of them forget where they are coming from.

Amazingly, most of us who don’t joke or who appreciates our pedigree owning to the fact that it’s not by our making, usually go back to uplift one or two persons out of poverty.

And that is the focus of kethmara, My Past, My Strength. So from now onwards, you will be seeing a lot of our videos on people’s first menstrual experiences, true life experiences of how people were maltreated or looked down on as well as how to pad the less privileged children.

If you experienced using piece of clothes, papers, maybe you don’t know that people still use such instead of pads to manage their menstrual flow because of lack of knowledge especially our girl children in remote areas like our villages.

That’s our target!

Join the movement as we visit our villages, schools, less privileged homes to educate our girls on menstrual hygiene.

Don’t be left out.

#speakup

#educatethegirlchild

#stopmenstrualstigmatization

#sharethatstory

#singitloud

Enjoy as you watch.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pGIsmkOrTfM

Kethmara:
Hello and welcome to kethmara; My Past, My Strength.

Kethmara is a concept that cut across

sharing true life stories,

touching lives,

padding a girl child,

music and so on.

The essence of kethmara is to remind us that we shouldn’t forget where we are coming from and also to remind us that we shouldn’t joke with listening to people’s true life stories.

People ask so much questions about how some people made it to the point where they are today.

When you listen to their stories, you will sure know that they were able to achieve that through hard work and determination.

And most people that passed through stressful experiences or struggles in life to become who they are today, hardly forget their roots. Only a pinch of them forget where they are coming from.

Amazingly, most of us who don’t joke or who appreciates our pedigree owning to the fact that it’s not by our making, usually go back to uplift one or two persons out of poverty.

And that is the focus of kethmara, My Past, My Strength. So from now onwards, you will be seeing a lot of our videos on people’s first menstrual experiences, true life experiences of how people were maltreated or looked down on as well as how to pad the less privileged children.

If you experienced using piece of clothes, papers, maybe you don’t know that people still use such instead of pads to manage their menstrual flow because of lack of knowledge especially our girl children in remote areas like our villages.

That’s our target!

Join the movement as we visit our villages, schools, less privileged homes to educate our girls on menstrual hygiene.

Don’t be left out.

#speakup

#educatethegirlchild

#stopmenstrualstigmatization

#sharethatstory

#singitloud

Enjoy as you watch.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pGIsmkOrTfM

Hymen intact is the REAL DEAL not menstrual experience.