Respect SHEs

Just saying 🤣

This is Valentine Wanjiku
She was 32 years old
She's from Ngenia, Kiambu.

On Sunday,Valentine was walking home. Her ex saw that she was accompanied by another man, when he ambushed them, removed a knife stabbed severally on her neck , right thigh and left foot. The suspect immediately fled the scene and has not been seen since then.

Valentine was rushed to Tigoni Level Four Hospital where she was pronounced dead on arrival.

Valentine leaves behind her two children.

The police say they are looking for the suspect.

Valentine Wanjiku 🥀🥀🥀 We speak your name
Valentine Wanjiku 🥀🥀🥀 We remember you

It's important to note that we have many perpetrators of femicide roaming free and never arrested. They're aided and abetted by people who knows them, who help them hide, who give them fare a place to lay low. This is the reality we fist need to change. We see it in sexual violence , and now we see it in GBV and finally in Femicide. For there to be justice , we must ostracize those who have done it, support must be cut off and we report swiftly and these issues are dealt with.

Valentine and other victims of femicide deserve justice.

Link in bio for making Femicide a distinct crime.

Date in silence.

And love with intention but guard your happiness like it’s sacred because it truly is.

In a world where everything is shared, judged, and picked apart, there is a quiet power in keeping your love private.

The most genuine connections don’t need to be broadcasted to be real, they don’t need validation from strangers to have meaning.

Real love thrives in stillness, away from the noise, where hearts speak in glances, in laughter behind closed doors, in the comfort of just being seen and understood.

There is something beautifully rare about choosing each other every day, not for show, not for likes, but for the quiet, steady pull of something deep and true. When you love in private, you protect your relationship from the weight of outside expectations.

You give yourselves the freedom to grow together, to make mistakes, to heal, to be vulnerable without fear of judgment.

It becomes a sanctuary, just you and your person, building something sacred in a world that often forgets how to slow down and feel.

Let your love be a place of peace, not performance.

Let your moments be yours alone, rich with meaning no camera could ever capture. You don’t need to prove anything to anyone.

The truest happiness is found not in being seen, but in being known deeply and completely by someone who chooses you again and again, even when no one else is watching.

That is where real love lives and most importantly ....

That is where forever begins.

~ Cody Bret