He was homeless in America, now he owns 20 acres organic farm in Kenya | Inspire Kenya | Tuko TV

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[@b.9811]

Beatiful work lyn Bado na ngoja ya mtumishi comedian from churchil...who use to be the biggest wanted thief in kenya🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 Pliz tulete Pia ya mtumishi.... ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🤳❤❤❤❤❤🌎

[@osy777]

Kunga please ask Lynn out to dinner 💖

[@dionisiakaimuri8296]

Lizzie yule mama wa Rwanda alipewa watoi wake please 😭

[@gw7768]

Wow Lyn KCB sponsorship, good girl

[@kipyegonkorir5249]

This is wonderful , surely you are in the right direction to go,you have changed my life Kunga, Nobody in the world have ever open my mind ,God bless you,I wish to work with you sir,incase of any job opportunity ill appreciate

[@jameskariuki6162]

If you believe that this guy should be appointed to be a minister of agriculture in Murang'a County give me a like

[@lovepotion966]

Am Jamaican and been conflicted with the idea of going back home. He just help me to make up my mind. Am going back after 30 years in America to invest in my country.

[@sylviemorgan9770]

Welcome..

[@faitheluwatv557]

Absolutely, we all need to go back to our roots and do something. May God leads and bless your decision.

[@comradejohn5302]

Great but take a calculated risk

[@kingrastatv802]

powerful brother love to see it i’m on a similar path to help develop Jamaica before the chinese completely take it over ⚡️

[@peninahnduta9776]

I agree with him. I send my sons to Kenya when they were young. Now both my son and daughter returned to Kenya on their own and making a huge difference in Kenya. Good job this great guy.

[@raphaelmwangimurage2495]

Good..

[@shirowet4596]

That’s inspiring to hear.

[@DrizzyDrake254]

Train your kids when they are young ..and they will not forget when they are old.

[@peninahnduta9776]

@@shirowet4596 This is a true story.

[@confusedbutexcited]

"Those countries are called developed because someone developed them... Who are we waiting for to come develop Kenya" Spoken like 10 men

[@ciekai7356]

Our stolen AFRIKAN brothers and sisters developed those so called developed nations through forced labor called SLAVERY.

[@Wassi728]

Developed by slavery

[@amyjoy5077]

Our stolen resources developed them

[@nickmachogu4199]

@@ciekai7356 That was then. Today, we are there by choice earning money to develop our country Kenya. Did you know that the diaspora remittance is the Kenya's cash crop?. We send more money than what tea, coffee or tourism earns the country. And in so doing, we stabilize the Ksh against Dollar.

[@Sarakassy]

Me, myself...I want to be in a developing country because I will matter!! Also, plenty of niche to fill! I am a diasporan wrapping my vilagos and ready for home! We will make Africa Great Again!!

[@zipporahkagiri5183]

Who saw his story from wadamaya🖐️ he inspired me

[@wanjiruben1858]

Ohh yes but it was summerised

[@maryannonalo8872]

He is not the same person

[@rahabkariuki9945]

Yes ... he the one

[@angelillika]

Wode Maya did a fantastic job interviewing him. Lynn did a fantastic job too as usual!

[@conrado.]

Its Wode Maya.... AKA Ayamaya

[@nsabimanajeanbaptiste9251]

Poor is a state of consciousness. I like this million times.

[@Ukversuskenya]

Life can be so hard here in diaspora. I'm glad his life flipped for good. The best place to be. Africa!

[@destroyerarmor2846]

Tuswap basi, kam hapa Kayole

[@faithkimathi4068]

Say that again.

[@nickmachogu4199]

Do you wish to go back? Be serious!

[@boldandpetite3516]

Well said

[@theElivernFamily]

to hard am a victim

[@MKobe_254]

I like this guy and his understanding of life and nature.. much love from Seattle, Washington🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇺🇸

[@shemmakanga2352]

I am a Ugandan who left Uganda during Idi Amin's regime. Based in Canada now, a father & grandfather. Hearing Mr. Kunga's story, I have regrets, but it is not too late. Thank you Lyn.

[@gynnadenyabenda9247]

It's never to late.

[@faitheluwatv557]

Yes, is not too late to go back and start something.

[@creamyavocado5268]

I’m from South Sudan but i’m living in Canada I love her too. Thank you very much sister for a good job 🇸🇸💕🇰🇪

[@njokimburu9533]

I agree with this man...I took my kids home last year and the only thing they say is that they want to go to shosh. My son especially loved Kenya.❤❤❤

[@taluj2298]

I took mine for four years and they said it was the best experience of their lives and want to move back when they are done with school..... I say it’s winning everywhere

[@wlkmwlkm3381]

Yeah Kenya is Avery good country only the problem is money that why some people they move to another country to sutch it

[@sengendotwaha9333]

Exactly home is home

[@plainsarah8871]

OmG I'm very much inspired by this great Kenyan, I'm, madly longing to go back home and start a change in my homeland Kenya, thank you so much, watching from Saudi Arabia

[@a.muchemi4360]

Send him every holiday mine went now is going twenty and as he study and work he is investing in Kenya ...

[@Mansahx]

He’s telling the truth about America. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Glad he made it out. I’m leaving soon too. I need to be in Africa ASAP 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾. GREAT INFO FAMILY 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[@stephaniedews9764]

He almost looks like the American Actor Louis Gossett Jr. Love his story and all the best to him

[@hillarytindi8883]

I was about to say the same thing

[@goodmeasure777]

@Stephanie Dews, I was JUST thinking that while watching this. Glad to see I wasn't the only that thought that he favored Louis Gossett Jr.

[@KarenProctorGoodNews]

Yes he does, maybe it’s some blood connection

[@rafikipharmacy2655]

I could listen to this guy for days on end. He's full of immense knowledge. If only we could apply this in our lives

[@rebeccakimani3411]

Lynne I thanks for the story of Mr Kunga Lynne kudos

[@rang3688]

This man is spitting wisdom. Love every bit of what he says. It won’t be easy, but it is for us to do it.

[@elizabethphiri5815]

He makes Africa proud, God has blessed this continent with a lot of resources be it nminerals and human resources. Bravo bro lift the flag high for mother Africa.

[@sarahjustice526]

We must develop Africa.We cannot be in the diaspora and forget home.

[@abcdg1995]

I agree with you

[@joanolisa1]

True. Took me 20 years to realize that, now I am focusing on Africa.

[@abcdg1995]

@@joanolisa1 Nowadays people don't act But they just ignore and talk to much

[@rubypfumojena7830]

True

[@abcdg1995]

@@rubypfumojena7830 noted dear worth it Nothing comes easy in life without disturbing the present

[@edeluzai6735]

I live in Canada, this Guy hit the nail on the head. This is an eye opener, God 🙏 bless you man.

[@faitheluwatv557]

Just my thoughts.

[@WILMA_]

Becoming homeless in America 🇺🇸 is so EASY than most think. I thank God that I have been able to live in Los Angeles (this is literally the HOMELESS CAPITOL IN THE WORLD) for well over a decade and have clothes on my back, a roof over my head and food on my table whenever I want. I pray that whoever is reading this is BLESSED and that God is faithful and that He is providing for you. This man’s story is really refreshing. Thank you for sharing his story with us, Lynn!

[@MKobe_254]

True, becoming homeless in America is like a 1X1=?

[@emcarsonem4072]

Salamu from NY. Life in the US is a tough journey. One has to stay ahead of time

[@highlyfavoured6789]

I live in Melbourne and so thankful for a career and a place to call home. Life hii majuu can be tough.

[@sarahjustice526]

Amen

[@kazmorich]

So why do people say that jobs are so many out there?

[@Yiriyah]

I figured he is Kenyan. I'm SO glad you mentioned your parents' natural roots. There's a succinct difference when the soil knows you because so will the people! Loving your story from a native Houstonian in Houston, Texas.

[@lilianmuriithi5791]

Yes he is and decided to invest in Kenya

[@eyeandisinclair821]

That soil oozes fertility. I am not an African, but I am planning to settle in Africa in the very near future. I have bought some land , is looking forward to establishing myself as a farmer there. Farming is good therapy.

[@ayaanwarsan]

You're welcome dear .

[@44queenb]

I will see you there!

[@Lamorenha]

Good idea. I am doing the same.

[@loisemccallum5254]

African soil Is so Blessed by Almighty God, Father the soil is so rich in minerals and nutrients, one hardly has to add any, i am from there i know,here we are forever buying soil.

[@penniemutush2750]

It's the best

[@garylogan4566]

This interview Is one of most profound interview ever done on KZbin.

[@RUTHLESSambition5]

Damn reading this comment makes me want to watch all of it 😂😂

[@leahcoppinger8770]

What an inspiring positive man Kunga is! He has totally turned his life around for the better. Thank you Kunga for telling your story. I wish you great success with your farm and your life. Thank you Lynn 💓

[@mc5starr528]

Living in Rome Italy, the dude is right, we go away from Kenya, with big dreams, but reality, sets in so fast.

[@naff6302]

Sio kupenda kwetu coz even the one who are in Kenya without capital they can't do anything...you need money first...and i mean alot

[@WILMA_]

Rome (and Italy in general), is not a good country to live at now. My ex is Italian from Milan and he moved to the USA for greener pastures.

[@mc5starr528]

@@WILMA_ even in the states,it's hard ,ukiwa na a good paying job you are ok,that is the point,europeans move to america for jobs,but doesn't matter where you live is how you live,that is the whole point,the guy was in miami really nice place if you have money,even kenya if you have money is paradise

[@Honest_Man]

What's your hustle

[@perisfrancisw]

I'm also in Rome and as soon as I'm done with my LM I think I'll be going back in 3months time

[@Ariseheal]

Home is worth going back to folks. This lockdown has also awoken and taught me to download steps to take to really do something.

[@s.abugaarisa7597]

True. My uncle was a professor at Hamptons University but came to back some years back. He is now dean of pharmacy USIU

[@denismatz2011]

I find his story very inspiring. What Africa needs to do in order to develop, is to educate its people to the level this man is at.

[@Flower-ck2bs]

No words. Hope young people watch this. Congratulations. The will has a power to create something good.🙏🏾

[@virginiamugure1601]

Very inspirational,,,,,very true life in diaspora si mchezo,,,,currently am in Doha but soon am coming back also to build my beautiful homeland Kenya💞💞💞

[@fealust4416]

In America as well, 10years will be back to motherland Kenya

[@agneswell8186]

Every time I watch this dude, he adds a new story line .

[@joliemwinja424]

Woowww this is the first time I see someone doing exactly what I want to do when I go back to Africa. I'm still a student in nursing but food is on my project list

[@narcissisticabuseawareness3607]

Me too

[@kitchenmadamskitchen2564]

You can do both once you finish the nursing school. Just get workers to help you at the farm.

[@dmd5309]

@@kitchenmadamskitchen2564 awesome, it is also my desire, Ghana is where I will unless the Most High selects differently, hopefully I will finish school in a year, then start planning. Keep the faith

[@hlengiwemasondo2858]

So why are u wasting money studying nursing?

[@Alexis-ed8km]

I would love to see more videos of him. He has a lot to offer from his wisdom.

[@lydiatsokela4469]

Check him again on Wada Maya

[@njuguinimucheru8827]

Congratulations, Kunga. You have in you the courage and focus of a true African warrior. I am proud to be an African after listening to you and Lynn Ngugi on Tuko. May the Almighty bless you and crown your efforts with success.

[@LearnSwahiliFastBeginners]

I regret skipping this interview severally, really amazing, love it. Thank you Lyn

[@user-hc7ep6uz9g]

He is an inspiration in terms of what you can achieve when you go back to Africa but the guy did not start from scratch! He had the capital to tap into!

[@tehirahbwalatum3397]

Thanks to you Lynn, TUKO and KCB. .for bringing this guy in. He's so inspirational. To turn his life round from rugs to organic farm is AMAZING. .. Well done bro

[@macharianjeru1825]

Hi Lynn I am watching this video from Portland Oregon. In America you are only one pay slip away from being homeless.

[@rebeccawambua3759]

Hahahaha hiiiii am in Portland as well. 😀😀😀😀

[@macharianjeru1825]

@@rebeccawambua3759 Portland the town of the homeless 🤔🤔

[@rebeccawambua3759]

@@macharianjeru1825 😔😔 I know sadly enough. It's not getting better. Where are you in Portland? Am up on the hill, I haven't met any of us here yet 😣

[@macharianjeru1825]

@@rebeccawambua3759 I am in East Portland.

[@macharianjeru1825]

@@rebeccawambua3759 I am in East Portland.

[@marthakabalika595]

Great thanks to Wodemaya. He actually visited this guy's farm. Big up! Great work Tuko ❤️

[@staceymayar4606]

I only wish he could be used as a youth ambassador to put different ideas into our youth. Those selling land left to them by their parents may follow his example

[@BackToNatureAfrica]

Stacey, it's Kunga here...I'd definitely be willing to share my experience with the next generation & help them realize the Gift & Blessings our forefathers worked sooo hard to bestow upon us!

[@ariettelombe]

@@BackToNatureAfrica please do this is one of the best videos I’ve ever watched ! Please be an ambassador for the youth in the diaspora and in Africa even if it’s just knowledge or history of the motherland , peace and love from Australia 🙏🏾

[@judyomari1281]

Staying at our home country and developing, needs people like you around. This is so inspiring. For sure we shouldn't run away from our problems but rather stay and resolve them. Africa is the place to be, Africa is very rich and that is why it got colonized

[@sureiamboo]

Abroad is tough, yes I am living in Europe. It is amazing how he changes his accents in between from Kenyan 🇰🇪 one to American 🇺🇸 😊

[@miriammwangi1520]

This is very very educative interview some words are passing me but am extremely motivated Mr Kungu should have a you tube channel to give us organic farming tutorials and organic foods. I cant wait to get your tutorials on you tube Am facinated thanks alot Lynn.

[@zipporahkagiri5183]

He already have it

[@dennismenace5174]

Look for back to nature farm

[@JoyJoy-xs1vx]

Povert is a state of mind!!, if only people can change their mindset,and use their God given wisdom

[@justinamusyoka4986]

Poverty is a mental illness in its own category.

[@ibrahimatraore1264]

Damn bro! I thought I was gonna 10 or 15 min of it, but I end up watching it till the end. You are genius!

[@neilhickey497]

Having grown up in America but lived in Kenya its fascinating to listen to someone talking w an American accent with a Kenyan background on a shamba in Central HIghlands !and of course with all the concepts.experiences transitions.Its an awesome world God has made.

[@loisemccallum5254]

Welldone, i also recommend that parents of Immigrants kinldly expoes their Children to their Heritage.

[@nyirouajuot6799]

I totally agree with you, my son used to think Africa is not that great by the time I took him there, he didn't want to come back Lol, he is 12 and he own land and farms,he is now planning to start corn field Lol,I couldn't believe when he showed me 5 yrs from now goal.

[@loisemccallum5254]

@@nyirouajuot6799 well Done,its his heritage, children need to now their roots.

[@hanifahmulindwa6899]

Let me charge my phone 📱 first cause this is worthy sharing

[@veeinn7965]

This guy is amazing I came to Atlanta Georgia when I was 15 years old it’s been 14 years since I came to America but I’m tinkering coming back home for good god bless Africa 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@Jacquesam]

The grass is not always greener on the other side. Watching from Canada and organic food here cost an arm and a leg they feed us GMOs and all the garbage man made meats and stuff. We have such short growing season with crazy winters. My dream is to move back to Africa get a piece of land have some farm animals, fruit trees and live off the grid a self sustaining lifestyle. Life in the diaspora is not what you always thing there are so many challenges you have to overcome to make it. Kama ulikua mbuzi African usifikirie ukikuja ulaya utabadilika ukuwe ngombe utabakia tu mbuzi. Ulaya haibadilishi mutu.

[@estherodanga4238]

All the best!

[@karisbenisrael7842]

Waambie please Media Aki..

[@nickmachogu4199]

Those in Kenya need capital to start a business. Where do they get the money from?. Let us not paint abroad as a bad place. The thing is to tell them the truth that you can't change from a goat into a cow just by relocating.

[@faithwambu4403]

Jackie jacks very true

[@destinemercy3405]

I second you , Am abroad on june Am going back to my country, it's hard no freedom...i miss home sure

[@evansosusu5319]

Kenyans are considered as 3rd most hardworking pple on the world what we luck is the right system and leadership

[@nickmachogu4199]

That's true my brother. I was a senior person in a very prestigious parastatal and had worked there for 14 years but had to leave when the place became too small for me. Most of the Kenyans I know here are very respected.

[@nickmachogu4199]

@Thomas Osimbo None is right in this. They are all tribalists.

[@Blessed416]

True in usa kenyans are well known for being hardworking especially in health department

[@nickmachogu4199]

@@Blessed416 Very true. I've seen people who were nothing in Kenya studying hard to become nurses of all levels including practitioners.

[@highlyfavoured6789]

Even here in Australia and particularly in Melbourne. I came here with nothing but with God’s help I have studied and have a great career. I know many people who are like me who have made it, own homes, have jobs/careers etc.

[@abdinasirali3460]

Absolutely enjoyed watching the real story of this American kenya man and his story has surely gave me ideas to see how life in USA is completely different than Africa and kenya also . Kenya great country and the best country in Africa . Black people in America have fallen apart and the system has surely destroyed once black people fall out from life the rules destroys them . Kenya great land great people great food that’s the best country to enjoy life and create massive Bussiness and I can’t wait to visit soon insha allah . This man has surely talked about USA surely as its .He really talked the American story as real and what ever he said is real and Iam so proud that he shared the life of USA . And I will never forget the idea he mention that kids should be taken back to their parents origin so they learn the real life in Africa . Thanks man

[@estherodanga4238]

Karibu

[@yarrafarmsfiji6487]

I'm watching this video all the way from Fiji islands and I love it and want to say thank you so much for this motivational video and God bless you Kunga.👍☝️💪🙌🙏🛐🕎🛡️⚔️

[@nsabimanajeanbaptiste9251]

She is absolutely empathetic and I like her so much.God bless you abundantly Lynn Ngugi!!!

[@amashbaibe8361]

God example we are soon coming to get the education and guidance from you.this abroad thing is not permanently

[@aminaismail4221]

True better we come back home and invest

[@homesteadingwiththeangafam2158]

Karibuni sana. Meaning welcome.

[@nickmachogu4199]

@@aminaismail4221 You can invest even while you remain Majuu. Don't forget that he spends 30% of his back in US.

[@publicdesiretv4671]

Watching from Saudi Arabia ...Iam a Kenyan citizen working here and coming back home in 2022. I will visit his farm and learn more.

[@nimuyreemu3723]

A very great idea...

[@Honest_Man]

How's life there? Is there racism?

[@publicdesiretv4671]

Fine only some fee places people are unfriendly

[@publicdesiretv4671]

Few places.. sorry

[@kangetimothypatson2322]

Brilliant Kunga:-If we can stand on the shoulders of those who sacrificed for us,we too can sacrifice for those coming after us.

[@hoekboy1102]

Wow am going back to Africa food is free look at this dude he has all the food I need

[@Otieno12]

I love our Kikuyu brothers; they are so hardworking. I think I'm gonna take this culture back to Western.

[@anthoniaferreira1714]

I was happy to see this guest fully acknowledge, appreciate and support Lynn. She is a good interviewer who has a way of making her guests loved and comfortable. She allows them to speak uninterrupted, and not only listens, but soak in their words of wisdom. The fact that he threw some of the spotlight back on her was IT for me. 👍👌

[@angelnaomivictory5096]

Oh my he has said it all about the expectant in Europe, i have told people, Family but only to deaf ears, struggle for life is the same all over, may you continue to go to the media and preach this, people in Europe are tired of the expection of people at home.

[@dollydolly1317]

Say it again, me i hv even switched off my whatsup, they expect too much from u, and they themselves are doing nothing 😢

[@briansinjira8007]

@@dollydolly1317 😲 ...😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@blessedgirl1428]

Yes, Africans are more happier, peace , contented in our own mother land, powerfull statement brother. Welcome home my dear. Watching from uganda

[@davidngarambe3951]

This is what many Africans lacked for so long. Loving our countries (and the entire continent as a whole) and make sure we develop them the same way those developed countries were developed by their own patriotic individuals. I truly loved this interview and keep it up guys.

[@esperancafernandes3608]

He is a brilliant young man. Very inspirational. He should also give talks on tops like this all over the world. I tip my hat off to him a million times over. Good on you.

[@obiijeoma1896]

"We are not children of a lesser God". Thank you so much!

[@peterkamau6556]

Lynn I fall in love with your uplifting videos all the time. Knowing that you are inspired and respects Odinga made me love you more. Keep up the good work.

[@belindagrimes2418]

Kunga is so inspiring and I'm hopeful of my return soon. FIU - Wow we graduated from the same university! Great content!👍🙏🌅

[@maxwellking9399]

Hello Belinda, I 'm just wondering what city do you live? please feel to reach out to me (privately) via e-mail: mwegazi at yahoo dot com

[@ruthhoward2217]

Back To Nature Farms is doing wonderful work in Kenya! I wish I could find a farm in my region of America like this to support. I don’t have much but I would love to partner with the Farm and invest to help it grow and help more people.

[@magswanji4482]

Great and motivating story 😉 but remember God can bless you anywhere can be his blessings we’re not in the US. Well it can be difficult and different here but as I have said you can be blessed anywhere in Africa, US or just anywhere else

[@nickmachogu4199]

Very true. Locate your blessing and go for it.

[@annrose4574]

Much love for this gentleman. He's spoken, im in Saudi but i always believe 🇰🇪 is the best place ever. Health and wellness is key. Congratulations man

[@nakii2012]

Lyn thanks for bringing such people who inspire, mostly people in the diaspora.🙏🙏

[@lorenewilliamson3073]

I love this story he was in my neighborhood here in the United States what he is saying is so right I understand from.a Jamaican background this is great story

[@jenetanyango500]

Some things happens for the good of it all. Look at that huge step and impact honestly. Kudos big brother.

[@serenity5314]

Watching from the UK. Very inspired! MotherAfrica is where it's at! Love the growth mindset of this guy! Kunga, you have proven to us that back to nature as a way of life, surely does nurture the Mind, Body & Spirit! You're a true leader! Great show Lynn. Thank you.

[@felixomondi1776]

Such a brilliant, creative, critical, and realistic conversation. Thanks Kunga and Team Lynn for the inspirational life story.

[@bellaolum9768]

I watched his interview with Wode Maya, he is so passionate about organic farming!

[@auntiemylee3157]

Maya interview ilifanya nikufaham kudos👊

[@janetwangui4734]

Yea sometimes back I show it

[@decoloniz_afro]

💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿lets build our Africa ..wish this generation of youth who dreams of (west poor) to change their mind

[@nickmachogu4199]

Africa has first to stop nepotism and tribalism.

[@theonly6359]

@@nickmachogu4199 Did this guy wait fr nepotism and tribalism to end before coming back to Kenya 🇰🇪?

[@nickmachogu4199]

@@theonly6359 At least zimepungua kidogo ingawa ziko na dalili ya kurudi full blast.

[@naturenurturejm3517]

Am very proud of this man he speaks sense and he’s passionate

[@leticiachiok8057]

KCB you are an amazing sponsor. Truly love this program, "Inspire Kenya". Kudos to you, Lyn!

[@lydian5762]

Indeed Lynn does a wonderful job, I watch her from Canada and I am not even Kenyan although African she has really showed me a different Kenya. Thank you Tuko and thank you Lynn keep up and good work. And yes do bring us more inspo stories.

[@lucyvibesgermany]

I love his simplicity of life, watching him with wode maya was breathtaking.yes Diaspora can show you kanyoni wa ngethe.... Africa is a good place..will not hesitate being home too some years ...but ofcourse one need a plan and God guidance.

[@elena-lc4uk]

I live in the country side in the states. When i go to Uganda i love the city. But the country side is beautiful there. Im African American

[@briansinjira8007]

@@elena-lc4uk Hey Elena, how often do you go to Uganda? Can we chat via email if it's alright with you? (bryansinjira@gmail . com)

[@elena-lc4uk]

@@briansinjira8007 where do you live?

[@bennjeri9328]

Congratulations to you Lynn and Tuko media for bringing to us,an inspiration story always.

[@erickademe]

This has rekindled my soul. ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ So much love from UGANDA

[@Honest_Man]

Do you dream of living in the US,one day?

[@J_a_s_o_n]

Gakunga Kihohia 😊 schooled with Him in primary school.

[@monicawanjiru5980]

Amazing..Am Coming back very Soon from Germany

[@kennedymwandiki4500]

The internet has really helped. Such anecdotes would never have reached millions! Mainstream media is busy showing men who have killed Kenya. One day, what Kenyans consider major TV stations will die a natural death due to irrelevance. Lynn keep doing this!

[@pennywilliams3151]

Absolute truth .thanks tuko for the efforts

[@florencemaina7691]

Lyn Ngugi am coming back at home and without nothing from middleeast caz of various reasons and nowhere to start my son being in university for sec year and the other son in form four ...its not easy but this guy has encouraged me..be blessed..

[@conrado.]

Welcome back. Once u arrive, come for a piece of land as an appreciation.

[@florencemaina7691]

Connect me Conrad Oronyi i will appreciate

[@florencemaina7691]

@@conrado. even if it will 50by 100 i will appreciate aki..🙏🙏

[@conrado.]

@@florencemaina7691 wee kuja. We shall sort the rest

[@philipnutakor6662]

You're an amazing individual, and I am a Ghanaian based in UK and am preparing to come back after 38 years . Thanks

[@billionaire2543]

I love farming, am coming back home soon too

[@alecmuhoho535]

Kunga you are a Practical Pan Africanist. Thanks Lynn for interviewing the inspiring Man of Value for Kenya and Africa.

[@lianwachrist]

No matter where you go Africa is rich and blessed home is the best

[@juliusnjure]

Am planning on coming back home

[@someaafrika.3379]

Lynn and Kunga, the two of you are the blessing itself. Thank you thank you.

[@kamau2381]

A man with a wonderful heart- I feel inspired

[@ericiluyomade522]

Love from Illinois USA good job my man lm a Nigerian living in the state love you and God bless my G

[@lydiakemuntookindo3930]

Unemployable loov this Go n develop your home country this wisdom is enough, focused n inspiration to many.

[@Alexis-ed8km]

This is the best video I've seen. He was very open and honest about his journey. 🤴🏾💪🏾

[@msachieng9876]

Home is always the best hata uende abroad still utarudi tu nyumbani

[@mohamedhabashow39]

Only cracked dudes turned on the street

[@Zenitram-xv1qs]

Others forget, and even they end up pretending they have forgotten their motherland language

[@charlesrachier5444]

Majuu ni ngangari

[@marrionwatima797]

True

[@carolinemugure2192]

Who has realised this man ,is really appreciating Rynn for her gud job.,🥰

[@samutykuntathebantu8402]

Rynn ndo nani?

[@kimah9855]

Jameni her isn't Rynn😂😂😂Her name is LYNN

[@kimah9855]

Waah😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Walkthepath92]

They have some chemistry going on...😍❤🤣

[@giftwema9542]

@@Walkthepath92 I saw the chemistry too

[@YouTubeBlueButterflies]

This is a great story, I understand this man living as a homeless person in America, it is not easy. I think people tend to think that the United States is such a rich country because you won't starve and you won't be naked but this is the kicker, you can be without a home and it is increasingly becoming more common than ever!!!!

[@Enigmatized13]

He made his money in the USA. He is one of the fortunate ones, unlike the millions of Kenyans who will never have that opportunity.

[@levo43]

Next stop..'who is lynn Ngugi' l am so inspired by this guy...amaizing story. I have a dream....I will achieve it because of people like you

[@charity4908]

Good job...Mr has said it all, the experiences on those living in diaspora...

[@annmathenge305]

Majuu only God knows what people go through

[@kemmi-klause]

Very normal...Ive been homeless here too in majuu..kiboko halisi

[@routhawad2150]

Kabisaa

[@stellamuringi]

That's true but those in Kenya think it's bed of roses

[@dollydolly1317]

@@stellamuringi very true they will never understand not unless they experience it

[@africandota6455]

@@stellamuringi I second you