African Village life / What Went Wrong with the kids Party

[@PDub1970]

You did a wonderful job 👍🏿✊🏿💪🏿🙏🏿🇺🇬❤️🇺🇲

[@onyinyeezeilo]

You're doing a really great job, don't let negative comments affect you

[@EHilt]

Nyako you’re doing a great job👍👍

[@anudassaranma7379]

Don't worry,be happy nyako, your are lot of skills, you have good heart, you are good cook, your so beautiful, your good traveller.you have A good house, you have lot of good friends, you have lot of ideas

[@jameswashington9672]

You do not have to explain, you are doing great with the kids, and I am very proud of you. ❤

[@Heinrich-jy1dy]

Don`t worry Esther you do a great Job!! 👍👍

[@jobr641]

You did good Esther. You are doing Gods work.

[@finnmozhiking]

Hey African Nyaco. It's a great job you are doing with the kids!❤ Don't pay attention to every comment you get. Most people don't understand the reality out there and then it can be worth eilen to try and explain. But regrettably on social media there is a lot of pure bullying. Being an intelligent person this can't be news to you. But have confidence in your self and what you are doing! Because, repeating, IT IS A GREAT JOB THAT U ARE DOING!! 👍🙌

[@ivanatuhairwe]

Don't mind the negative energy

[@ericlofton184]

Dont worry about what people say on the internet keep being positive and do what you feel is right for yourself stay focus you always do a good job no matter what you post!

[@alimorewilliams5358]

Hi girl dont worry you dont have to please no one the kids were happy and thats what matters the most

[@thompsop09]

I understand you completely my sister. No explanation needed. As one who has traveled to the remote areas of Uganda, Ethiopia, and Kenya, I know the story all too well. Keep doing what you do my sister. You've walked in the footsteps of these children and their appreciation will be expressed well into their adult years. Your harvest is endless. Much love and appreciation for you always.

[@Ironfurnaceroom]

Hey sis. Don't listen to the negative statements!!!!!!!!!! Walk in love and keep using the sense you have. You are a very sensible person. God has put you in the place you are, and there is a saying, "BLOOM WHERE YOU ARE PLANTED". If someone doesn't like the flower, they can move on, but God made you unique and you live out who He made you to the best of your ability. It brings Him the most glory!!!! Forgive the mean ones, and move on... No one can please everyone. We love you sis!

[@johnobwawakajummah6098]

Do what you do to the best of your ability. We appreciate you for your effort to put a smile on our children's face

[@nrbudgen]

Nyako, you are so beautiful, inside and out. You do so much with so little and God bless you for it. Only you are on the ground, living with these wonderful children, so don't pay attention to critics who don't know what they're talking about. I grew up poor in England having to share a packet of crisps or an ice cream with my sister, so I know how much your treats mean to these kids. I still remember mine after 65 years! You are God's gift to these kids and they will remember you in the future.♥♥♥

[@Zaire0819]

You spoke well, and your actions spoke louder! African Nyako, I salute and appreciate all you do to celebrate and share with the children! Asante Sana!

[@lazarus1954]

💖💖💖

[@GAB2020]

Girls don't listen to these jobs who don't understand difficulties. Yes, do more and keep it going. Great Job

[@darrylsmith5881]

Thank you my sweet African nyako. You are so wonderful. I love you. Thank you my love.

[@matmeo5807]

You are doing a great job dear,please continue with that good spirit

[@AgeuCarvalho-uu2yw]

Adoro assistir esses Vídeos, Ainda mais com a Esther ela é tudo de bom Maravilhosa ❤❤

[@laine7577]

Thank you for sharing. Remember you are doing this for your community. Your village. You see the value in what you do. That is all that matters. Some people are just ignorant. That is the world we live in. Keep doing what you doing. Keep smiling and keep educating us because you are there and we are not. Love you. Stay blessed❤❤❤

[@jeanneestime1505]

You are doing perfect l love your video from USA.you do need to know you can not please everyone , you are beautiful all the kids love you Nyoko . You most accept criticism in everything you get involved in life ; just keep going don’t give up do not cry my girl in other to reach your goal . Keep doing good

[@MentalScan-js3sx]

I understand you beautiful 👊🏿 keep moving #sulionker

[@capableagnes]

Bambi Esther don't mind those negative comments, you are doing a great job.

[@gioviah_shan]

You are amaizing darling…you are creative and never mind any negative energy please ❤🫂we love u

[@anudassaranma7379]

💐Don't be sad,be happy, your so good, you are very very very good human, you have good heart, you have lot of good friends, you have good house, you are cooking well, you are speaking well, you so beautiful god is blessed, your an angel from god💐.

[@just42tube]

People with some historical and economical perspective shouldn't think that what you're doing is small. It's just in a different context from what they might be able to understand. Sometimes knowing your own history can give a more reasonable perspective. Eating rice porridge is not what some foreigners understand as part of our local Christmas culture. It was exotic luxury food some time ago and eating it did become an important part of culinary Joulu (Christmas) tradition. Joulu wouldn't be the same without it. I am from a Nordic county where rice cannot be successfully grown. It was an imported item. It was luxurious and expensive in the past. Nowadays its not so expensive any more. Eating rice porridge has long been a part of Finnish Christmas traditions. In the 19th century, Christmas porridge was usually made from barley, but oat and rye porridge was also eaten. Rice porridge was long only on the tables of the wealthiest and city dwellers, but as foreign import products became more common at the end of the 19th century, it quickly appeared in working-class and rural homes as well.

[@ProssieAyu-vu5pp]

My sis never mind about those bad comments I love you so much because make me not to miss home

[@lazarus1954]

I lived in Zambia for three years in the 1970ties now Im 70 and love africa from a distance. My only big regret is I didnt marry and stayed.

[@atiwe44]

Ani akujeeko wire

[@raymonddavies6094]

Nyako ignore the naysayers you are making a difference in your community.