The Akurino Youth “teeniz”

The experience of being a youth shapes an individual’s level of dependency which can be marked according to different cultural perspectives. It’s a stage where we are more concerned about how we feel and admire being in love, relationship, and acceptance. At the same time, we possess strong critical skills, having increased our knowledge through study and life experience. And being led to think, reflect and judge.

we are hardly old enough to be on our own, yet we feel a sense of independence. Generally, youths will try to find their identity. They may act and dress in a weird manner to represent their appearance, freshness, vigor, and high spirit. Well,

Akurinu youths stand out although they feel the same as any other youth.

Today, most ladies feel they need to live up to many contradictory standards. Be smart but not so smart that men feel you don’t need them. Be confident, but not so confident to appear challenging. However, Akurinu ladies dress not to impress but for comfort and for style.

Our style never changes but it’s enhanced according to the occasion plus accommodates a personal feel. Elegance does not consist in putting on a trendy dress but in the dignity of the person dressing in it. It’s clear that fashion fades, only style remains the same. Akurinu lady’s style includes a pleated dress or skirt. A turban or a headscarf is part of our dressing that defines us.

Today, most ladies feel they need to live up to many contradictory standards. Be smart but not so smart that men feel you don’t need them. Be confident, but not so confident to appear challenging. However, Akurinu ladies dress not to impress but for comfort and for style.

Elegance does not consist in putting on a trendy dress but in the dignity of the person dressing in it. It’s clear that fashion fades, only style remains the same. Akurinu ladies’ style includes a pleated dress or skirt. A turban or a headscarf is part of our dressing that defines us.

We believe that spirituality is a search to discover our identity. They want to discover our essence and what is at the heart of who we really are. Knowing that we were created for a defined purpose gives us a sense of self-respect for others and for the environment plus everything in it. It is more than religion, it’s a way of life that gives birth to the values that make us who we are. https://marykimaniblog.wordpress.com/2017/10/04/akurinu-teniz/

God made our bodies in the same composition as stars thus it’s our foremost duty to nurture and maintain healthy bodies. To fulfill this the Akurinu community have a skating club – The Akurinu skating club coached by Peter Joel Mushkina. The club builds a sense of cooperation and team spirit among the youths. The Akurinu sports day provides a platform for socialization, and motivation and creates a sense of belonging.