"He felt devastated, destroyed, obliterated from the meaning of life. The sun of his world had set and darkness had risen to cover him." Kivindyo's dream of serving in the army is shattered. not because he's not qualified, but is on innocent victim of a corrupt system that thrives on 'technical know-who'. 

His state of joblessness puts him at such a disadvantaged position that his love choice fall easy prey of his working contemporaries. He at the same time lives in a society that expects highly of a man his age; 'a true Mukamba'. 

Kivindyo resolves to become a man by working with what is at his disposal. His life starts looking up. Sheer hard work, honesty and determination transform him from a frustrated recluse to an icon. He single-handedly puts his Kyevaluki Community on the world map to the admiration of foes and friends alike. Kivindyo's life is a true rendition of 'where there is a will there is a way' and that 'what goes around always comes around'. Despite the innumerable challenges inherent in society, there is always a way out for those who refuse to yield to fate. but instead make use of stumbling blocks as stepping stones to success.