Wisdom TV SSD

10/14/2025

TEYA President Deng Jr talking

10/13/2025

Today we pray for our beloved sister "Abul Ajak Bol", a beautiful soul whose courage and love shone brightest in her final moments. You'll forever be remembered as a little hero. Rest peacefully, sweet child.💔

10/13/2025

Funeral prayers of late Sarah Abul Ajak Bol Goch. Abul was a beloved daughter of Ajak Bol Goch from Adhiok Community, Wut Pan Lual, Pakuil, Pan Chieng Ajak.

Late Sarah Abul died on October 6, 2025 due to Drowning Accident in an open trench full with rain water and laid to rest on Saturday October 11, 2025 in Nairobi Kenya.

May her Souls Rest in Peace.

10/13/2025

Congratulations Bany Dut Atem

10/13/2025

Congratulations Bany Dr Jacob Aguer Ajang

10/11/2025

Part 1 pictorial of our late sister Abul Ajak Bol
Sunrise: 2016
Sunset: 6th Oct 2025

"She dove into danger with the heart of an angel and the courage of a lion. Heaven welcomes a hero today."

10/09/2025

Duot Kamic’s songs about stress prove that problems don’t need a clan ID — stress is a national anthem we all sing in different tones! 😂 His music turns pressure into pure entertainment, making you laugh, nod, and say, “Eh, that’s me right there!” It’s therapy in lyrics — funny, real, and perfectly chaotic! 🎶
Dhurupkuo by Duot Kamic

10/08/2025

Wisdom tv where voice leads

10/05/2025

10/05/2025

The beauty of Nyiir cit Arialbeek

10/05/2025

For years, Turkana has been unfairly painted in a negative light, often described only in terms of poverty, drought, and hardship. Yet the truth is far richer, more hopeful, and far more inspiring. Turkana is not a place of despair—it is a land of opportunity, resilience, and immense contribution to Kenya’s economy and regional stability.

Turkana plays a critical role as one of Kenya’s main sources of fish, exporting to different parts of the country and beyond. This vibrant fishing industry sustains thousands of livelihoods and strengthens food security. Beyond its waters, Turkana is home to oil deposits that represent a major resource for Kenya’s economic future.

But Turkana’s value is not only in its resources—it is also in its beauty. The region boasts stunning beaches along Lake Turkana, often referred to as the “Jade Sea.” These landscapes are breathtaking and hold great potential for tourism and adventure, yet they remain underexplored and undercelebrated.

Equally important, the Turkana have opened their arms to people beyond Kenya. It is home to the Kakuma Refugee Camp, one of the largest in the world, which hosts refugees from across Africa. This generosity has made Turkana not only a symbol of survival but also of humanity, compassion, and shared strength.

The narrative about Turkana must change. It is time to see it not as a place of lack, but as a region of abundance—abundance of resources, culture, and heart. Turkana is not Kenya’s forgotten land; it is one of its most vital and promising frontiers.