How I became a top Neurologist in Europe and why everyone can rise from nothing | Lynn Ngugi Network

[@harunnjago9625]

Thanks a lot LYNN for allowing me to share my story and views on your platform. The response from your audience is also amazing. Your show is very inspirational

[@abygirlphiri645]

Thank you so much Brother my child is 14 she wants also to study Being a Doctor she works hard at school also a single mom i wish your mom was there to see you successful and clap her hands MHSRIP from Zimbabwe ❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉Congratulations 😊

[@VictorineCheptum]

How can one get the connection to study in Germany

[@chukwudiekezie8900]

Thank you for sharing your inspiring story , Dr Njago .

[@firstvillas70]

Good story and more so to encourage students to keep pursuing greatness irrespective of the grades

[@karenomondi9602]

Maranda must have been a military camp for you guys but the brains in that school wueh!

[@annemuthui5438]

Racism is real especially in Germany.same story with my son. Went to a Medical school. He was the only black student. Imagine being discriminated mpaka you can't ask the lectures a Question.. When he left class to where he stayed he was being bullied and threatened . Being called names like you black monkey etc. He almost gave up, he would call me often and very depressed. 😮 I used to encourage him everytime and always pray for him not to give up. Fast forward he graduated and God blessed him with the best job ever!!!

[@faithkimathi4068]

anne Muchui, Amen! God is faithful my sister. I live my South Africa and everyday I pray for my son not to experience extreme discrimination. So far God has been faithful at every stage of his academic endeavours. It's not easy in diaspora.

[@annemuthui5438]

@@lifewithveronicah yes, he was there but after graduating he moved

[@julielilote3496]

​@@lifewithveronicahGermany it's self is generally horrible,i schooled in France and Switzerland but Switzerland where they speak German where i worked very hard to learn the language and prepare for medical school.

[@NileGoddess]

Racism is just like tribalism

[@bethkamaukamaukamau2031]

Amen

[@EMNCROCHET]

I heard the same story about a Kenyan doctor who went to study in the same country. He wasn't given a chance to do practicals and they thought he can't make it but at the end they were surprised by the results because the guy was a genius 😅

[@jaddorebright2118]

Maybe he's the one...🤷🤔☺

[@EMNCROCHET]

@@WILMA_ thanks I edited it just now. Yes I meant heard.

[@EMNCROCHET]

​@@jaddorebright2118yeah

[@Kario-ht9oq]

@ Kenya

[@Mdalasini]

​@@EMNCROCHET kudos you have a positive mind towards criticism

[@gracekimani9771]

Finally someone who have spoken up all that is happening in schools and institutions here in Germany. I have faced discrimination and hate so much to a point l really lost it all Just because you are good in school and they could not swallow that a black Person can also be intelligent and be more successful than them .Cheers to all my fellow people in Germany who are trying to make it .God will always be our strength 🙏🏾

[@susanmuthoni5482]

Amen!!

[@sonitabaraka]

Trust in God for he is faithful. Don't give up because what you need is God's favour not men/women approval. Develop a thick skin and always pray to God to help u when I that land. This world belongs to God, so we can live anywhere. The devil is only distracting you but don't give him a chance pls.

[@Napolean45]

Thats germany for you lol

[@Jesusliberateur]

At the end of it we have become stronger and wiser... Despite all we survived in german universities and i will even add during Our 1 to 3 years working. Now skin is ticker... They can do whatever they can Belitle us but it doesnt work anymore 😂

[@patriciarudolph9089]

God is faithful!

[@isabellamotanya-yj7ly]

I experienced similar racism in my Chemistry class in the USA. The students refused to include me in any group but God provided one nice boy who was willing to work slowly with me. In addition, my professor was very supportive and I ended up with a straight A. Professors believe in our brains not our skin, thank God.

[@pk.6709]

I gladly receive my flowers Dr. Harun. 39:45 . It was my pleasure. Happy to see you flying high..More wins for you bro. The journey continues and we march on.

[@Estelle-me4wq]

God bless you! Destiny helpers like you make the world a better place!💐

[@fitafricanmom629]

God bless you Pato

[@catherineismyname6068]

God bless you

[@neyshao2492]

God bless you

[@electinexo5979]

Yes,another thing he said very well, it's why we don't like to support each other in business/opportunities 👏 but good at contributing for sickness and or burial time's 😢 and not that this is bad, but 😊also in businesses 😉...even here back at home especially when one is in a different community....

[@jayboss1809]

Harun, your experience reminds me of a question my father was asked while studying for a Law degree in UK in late 50s early 60s. He was in a restaurant with colleagues and he ordered for chicken. Being Kenyan he ate the chicken and crushed the bones. One looked at him as he crushed the chicken bones. After a while the whiteman asked him " In your country, when you eat chicken bones, what do the dogs eat?" My father looked at him straight in the eye and told him - they eat ice-cream. That was the last time he was asked stupid questions. His answer earned him respect henceforth. Congratulations for your achievements.

[@catherinewambui4595]

Ha ha ha 😂 l really salute your Dad. That was the best answer ever 😂😂 Dogs in Kenya eat ice cream 😂😂😂

[@norahmatheka8592]

😂😂😂that is fuuunnny ati ice dream😂😂😂

[@susanyoung374]

Your dad’s response was in another level!!! Waah😂😂😂😂

[@shixsshixs4191]

Jeeeeez😂but even their dogs here dont eat bones.they buy food for their dogs.washenzi😅very mean😢

[@shixsshixs4191]

​@@catherinewambui4595like them

[@masterletsoalo]

We, Africans speak through our talent, hardwork and sheer excellence. We don't need anyone's validation to achieve our dreams. I am happy that Dr Harun flourished in the midst of all those challeges. When Africa speaks, the world listens. Thank you for your resilience and drive.

[@agrizonkenyalimited1014]

This is my cousin. Harun Njago. He took his sister and went with her to Germany. He is a trained medical doctor.

[@faithkagwiria7425]

I like when he said that he's not gonna retire in Europe! Thats my daily prayer too am not gonna get old here..its nice to get back home with full energy to be able to give back more and enjoy our beautiful country Kenya. Politicians should stop destroying our paradise Kenya.🎉 Thanks Lynn for these inspirational stories....bring more of these!

[@julietcotosman3377]

This has to be one of the most worthy 1,5 hours I have spent in a long time🙌.Thank you Dr.for this piece of inspiration.Thank you Lnn , again,for giving someone so worthy your platform. . Lots of love from Romania 🇦🇩🇰🇪. . tnawapenda🥲

[@martinoluoch8526]

Congrats to Harun my classmate, was a very humble guy back at Maranda High School

[@paulinenyawira8317]

My 12yrs old son MUST listen to this. You have motivated me alot,young ones who want getting rich quick should listen to this too . I respect you 🤗

[@anneketu6860]

God will Walk with you & Ur son

[@MyBlessed83]

I live in Belgium also working in the health sector... Came to Belgium 7 years ago, had to start school from scratch and I am proud of myself right now... I am a nurse

[@peacemahoro9000]

Félicitations !

[@faith_6227]

Is it hard to get a nursing job in Belgium? I'm planning to go there

[@winnyashu9277]

@@faith_6227 nothing is impossible in this world if you believe you can do it and ask God to create a way for you.

[@GeeksGumbot]

Hello...how did you go?

[@mercyk2672]

I'm so proud of this man.. he's sacrificed a lot to get where he is. This is what most of us in the Diaspora have survived. But medical school is another level of stress. He's worked so hard, yet there are people who will feel entitled to his money.

[@prometheus0629]

I can attest to what the gentleman is saying. I am currently doing a PhD in Europe. I therefore, get to work as an assistant, teaching two subjects each year. In my classes, there are local students, and two groups of foreigners. The first group are Italians, Spanish, and Portuguese who are on Erasmus scholarship. The second group of foreigners consist of mostly Africans, Arabs and Indians. When it comes to group work, you can easily guess how my classes form groups 😂😂😂 Bear in mind that I did my masters at the same university 5 years ago and experienced the same. I did all my groupwork mostly with Congolese, Indian and Turkish brothers while locals kept to themselves. But, we don't give a f*, as you can see, am teaching all locals and all foreigners. As a Luhya, I studied my Bsc at Jkuat and did my internships in Mwea. I experienced discrimination at the hand of locals in Mwea and Wanguru when they realized I didn't speak Kikuyu. For me, there is no difference between the descrimination I experienced in Mwea and in Europe. However, I chose not to have a victim mentality. My attitude has always been that we should never derive our self-worth from what others think of us. We should carry our self-worth in our hearts and continue excelling.

[@NancyBsAdventureDiary]

I studied for a year in Germany 23 years ago and I can tell you discrimination is real. I worked for 20 years in Kiambu, discrimination and exclusion because of being a 'foreigner' is real.

[@wineselawabwile30]

Being focused is the key 🗝️🗝️,no matter what people tells you God is for us all

[@veshism]

I too went to Uni in Germany and did the bridging course (Studien Kolleg). Man, we've come so far. From language course to Studien Kolleg to my Masters. I am so proud of myself. It was a long, stressful road. And let's not skip the structural racism from Professors to fellow students. But all in all... I just pushed through because I knew what I wanted❤️. God bless Dr. HARUN

[@elishasturmisch2521]

But Vero how come me too I studied and never encountered this extreme racism? How comes I always think German professors are some of the nicest and ready to talk to professors ?These things sometimes I think is just mentality. We always look everything from a racist point of view.

[@ashleyhearts8561]

@@elishasturmisch2521 maybe you’re brainwashed to the point you don’t see it.

[@shixsshixs4191]

​@@elishasturmisch2521its also a blessing

[@hazelsimila9353]

Totally enjoyed this episode! Very inspiring - hats off to Dr. Njago👏. As a dentist who moved to Germany to pursue my PhD, I can relate to some of his experiences. Cannot wait to be done and head back home. Interesting how when home you think you wanna live abroad, and when you live abroad, you really just wanna go back home:-). Different experiences for different people, but at the end of the day, if you have a decent life and good job back home, do not bother with moving overseas longterm. Shortterm is fine. . As always Lynn, your show is 🔥. Keep shining!

[@marylineachiengoduor5920]

tell them manze😂

[@ashleyhearts8561]

And when they come to Kenya we treat them like gods. Let’s treat each other better before extending a red carpet to people who don’t think we’re humans!

[@mkenyamzalendo4130]

I was in one hotel in Diani, i saw how servers will be serving them and ignoring us blacks😂😂 brainwash is really

[@Mugurewakamau]

Can you repeat this million times and add volume priss.

[@gibson2675]

@@mkenyamzalendo4130 The whites are charged 4 times more. That's racism

[@mkenyamzalendo4130]

@@gibson2675 maybe buying from roadside seller. I’m a Kenyan when i go to the market, i have to go with my wife cause they charge me a lot too.

[@emmychannel5563]

So true, I get very annoyed the way Africans treat the muzungus well and they do otherwise to Africans.

[@Hlulizinyanga]

Young Africans from Kenya and Ghana are changing the narratives about Africa with good results. The world is coming to know Africa respectfully❤

[@shixsshixs4191]

And they will bis for US. You wait n See. God ❤is gonna shock shock them and overturn❤the tables

[@christopherreed3019]

Wooooo.. I am Nigerian living in Philadelphia and so impressed with this Man's story...it feels good to know other Africans also have that fighting spirit we have here in Nigeria! God bless him. I am impressed..I hope to visit kenya someday! :)

[@jacksonogwindi1653]

Awesome welcome home!

[@miltononyango]

welcome to kenya

[@norahmatheka8592]

Karibu sana Kenya 🇰🇪. Welcome to Kenya.

[@andinprenica155]

Listening to him just brought back to life my dream of becoming a doctor. I have made my plans and committed them to God’s hands. God bless you Doctor 🙏🏾

[@eomondi7019]

Wooow! Just what I wanted to hear...I came to Europe last year and being a new place I have been wondering how to adjust with culture..this story has has just changed my heart. Thanks Lynn, thanks Doc 🌹🌹🌹 Sometimes, God just let's you listen to others so that He can communicate to you

[@jane-t]

One day you'll tell your success story ... Always have this at the back of your mind. And always know God is on your side. All the best!

[@zipporahmariga7258]

@eomondi7019 you mirrored my exact words. Lynn you are heaven sent. Thanks alot doc, your story is very inspiring and encouraging. It shows what sheer imagination, laser focus, utter hardwork, sacrifice, and motivation can achieve. I am proud of you doc. There are no impossibilities when you believe. This is the story I just needed to move forward...

[@julielilote3496]

The best places and ways to adjust is through school,job,friends from country of residence and go to cultural outings i have lived in 3 continents and that's how i live

[@proudmganda1159]

Keep away from people who live fake lives

[@kwambydee187]

Omondi,it gets easier.hang in there.Ukishapambana na Auslander Behörder things will be smoother.Talking from experience.

[@naturecooking871]

I have never watched a story that I can so much relate to as this one 😊❤ The discrimation in Europe for us African students is too much 😢😢😢

[@r.q5194]

You just have to develop thick skin. I did my master's in Belgium and my PhD in Germany both under scholarships at first it was hard but over the years I developed thick skin most people who show people racism have no exposure others have never even leave their countries.

[@gibson2675]

Stay at home

[@shehasvision]

"Know your worth" So inspiring. We do tend to play ourselves by devaluing or undervaluing our work. When we recognise how powerful we are, we will be a force to be reckoned with. 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

[@victorokochu1400]

Thanks for sharing this interview with this great son of Africa. I watched his interview and that of his wife today. ..n their story is inspiring.

[@Mjaka_mfineoriginal]

Enyewe, destiny ya mtu ni God tu anajua. Congratulations Doc

[@nambozosharon722]

Our team is amazing 😉 ain’t we just blessed team Lynn ?. We thank God 🥰

[@wallstreetgambler9151]

Studying medicine is very tough...... studying medicine in a foreign language is even tougher.... Studying medicine in German is absolutely nuts ... kudos to you.

[@juniorcosmas4701]

Very true My children are facing the same in Germany But am proud of my 11 year old daughter She doesn’t take a dump sheet from any white child

[@julielilote3496]

You should pray for them. I lived in Europe i know now i am in Brazil but i not only pray for my children i give offerings and sacrifices. Brazil is extremely discriminative my kids look very much Latina. The most surprising thing is i own an empire and employ almost 1500 people in Brazil,Latin America,North America,Europe and Asia. I also called myself Madame Boss😂😂😂

[@rosemarycate6620]

Congratulations Aaron. Proud of you my brother.

[@julielilote3496]

I schooled in Switzerland after leaving France i had a difficult time cause of language,i was lucky i had a scholarship and a place to stay in campus moved out after 2 years. I had no time for friends and even my family didn't know i was in Switzerland until i was almost done. Medecine is no joke You read and do so much research. I payed a high price even my health deteriorated. When my parents saw me especially my mum she really cried. I never faced discrimination we were only 4 from Africa.

[@joycewambuku6542]

Wow congratulations for making it

[@MiloMyriad]

So what do you specialise in?

[@julielilote3496]

@@MiloMyriad Gynaecologist and Obstetrician

[@millybilly8210]

Congratulations for making it through

[@KoSka1901]

So your health deteriorated?

[@beatricebolger9824]

The conversation was epic and real. Kenyans have made it all over the world. We stand up and I am very inspired. Love from Philadephia Pennsylvania.

[@jennyrhein3031]

Respect to his successful journey!! Sacrifice & knowing yourself standard & self worth is the Key. Very inspiring & worthy listening 🙏🎉. Hut off to those who stood with him.

[@flomaish9814]

Take a shot every time he says “Yeah” On a serious note, this is sacrifice and ambition embodied. May he inspire us all no matter the goal in mind.

[@rachelyarrao6563]

This man is an inspiration, I had to rewatch twice. Thank you Lynn for bringing Dr onto your platform.

[@pellyw]

I was the only black student in my norwegian nursing class .. weuh they would assume you don’t know anything or what you brought to the table did not matter… Kenyans we are born with thick skin, survival is our name even the languages do not deter us… 15 years down the line am back upgrading my nursing, university nr 3 and i can finally say i feel accepted by my classmates… if you focus on your goals its doable but if you are intending on going to university for social groups you will be disappointed…

[@QJMamusupu]

Well done our Son, you are an inspiration to all young adults who have lost hope to know that there is still hope if you focus and never give up. His mother is watching over him.

[@Hlulizinyanga]

Nevertheless, you brought an intelligent young proud African. We as Africans will relearn to be proud of our skins, our hair, and our country. The young men and women including Lynn have started the journey to our African pride. We the older generation, are proud of you.❣

[@khloecalala7606]

This guy is an example of a man of courage. May God bless African people. Exactly I am experiencing the same even though I been in the county more than 19 years. I have got so much stress lately from my my ex employee when I left them I went to this other company where they had to call them and now everyone at my new job is treating me like I’m unreasonable! I don’t know if these type of things happen in africa but working in European countries isn’t that easy. As he said some people want us to worship them and I can’t I believe in equality! What keeps me going is that I know that God is above them and his plan to my life is bigger than their insecurities

[@thomasorungo6898]

It shall be well. I went through some experiences in the hands of my work colleagues, and it kept getting bad given that each quarter, I was achieving over and above my KPIs. I would beat everyone hands down. Eventually, I got a very good position in a government department where anti discrimination polices are at work in the strongest terms. It shocked my colleagues at my previous workplace.

[@khloecalala7606]

@@thomasorungo6898 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙏🙏🙏God is great always! I know I am going to make it ether way. We can’t have a testimony without a test! Im so happy for you may God continue to bless you in the eyes of your enemies

[@angelherft1]

This is one of the best interviews with one of the most intelligent human beings I've ever heard. So down to earth and very inspiring. We need to appreciate people for their intelligents and not their color. 🙌🏻🙏♥️

[@rosepierrard1321]

Kudos 👏🏽👏🏽what an inspiring story. This guy was designed to succeed in his life. His mom is in heaven watching him.. Yes in Europe medical studies as a foreigner isnt easy. But with détermination one makes it.🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@christophemuhigira4679]

All the Flowers to the people who gave you a helping hand and the care you needed!

[@perryliz8741]

Wow! This is very informative. This guy has talked of the real challenges that ppl face in the Western world regardless of which country one is and I am very impressed that staying focused helped him get to where he wanted to be. Well done bro’ 👏👏👏

[@abitu47]

That’s the problem with Kenyans abroad. They’re enemies of progress. They only want to see you on their level. And he’s so right about that. Kenyans will only support you when you’re dead instead of when you’re struggling. It happens here in America and it’s so sad.

[@elizabethnjoki6397]

Even back at home its worse

[@lucythuo1257]

I agree with you

[@deborahmwaura3321]

You can imagine I'm very sick in Canada with kids when Kenyan knew im in need they all ren away so jamaican are the one who have been helping me.

[@gracekimani9771]

That’s the reality especially Kenyans living in Germany 🙄

[@georgiadyer665]

​@@deborahmwaura3321God bless you sister and blessings to the Jamaican who helps you. I am happy to hear that, I feel very proud to be a Jamaican 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲. Keep well.

[@anneketu6860]

Love God, this Young man is telling nothing but the trueth. Kenyan must rethink

[@graceshiro4355]

This was my experience as well studying in Germany. No one wants to associate with you at the beginning because you are black. But after performing well in exams, they slowly start to act "nice". God saw me through and I got my bachelor in Sozialpädagogik and secured a good job afterwards 🙏🏾

[@victorykhalayi]

Congratulations, well deserved ❤❤

[@gloriamoraa3030]

I love his family bond and shout to all your cousins and yourself for standing with each other

[@evaodhiambo3203]

So proud of this young man. He had a dream. He believed in himself. He pursued the dream. He stayed focused. Now he’s living the dream. Awesome! Kudos! Good job Lynn. Great interview. Very inspiring. You are changing lives. Kudos! #BeautifulDress.

[@relaxationsoundsambience2724]

Amen!

[@liddieb5693]

Watching from Uganda,im going to adopt your strategy of creating time to study im study German and French on my own but i have been complaining about time and after listening to you i now know what to do so kudos to you.Thank you for sharing,,God bless you. Thank you Lynn

[@bobear100]

it is a very inspirational conversation. Thanks to the young doctor for his humbleness. Blessings on him and his family also to Lynn and your team

[@shelly64sd]

This is a success story and an inspiration..God is merciful and great. He excelled admidst the the obstacles. Great show.

[@marymata8977]

Am stuck by the truth when he said relatives are the worst mayoo one million I agree

[@erickmbuya6266]

wow.. such a humble Neurologist😍😍... Age is just a number and i know my dream will one day come to pass as a surgeon. only if you put God first everything is possible # ipo siku #Mungu mbele🥰🥰. Thanks lynn for this episode👌👌👌

[@angel_lizgaturu1330]

Amen! God is faithful and He will grant you the desires of your heart to become the best surgeon. Don't give up.

[@irenegachie1139]

Thank Lynn n your team. This is one of my best episodes. Thank dr sharon, there is more in life than where one is at. Move out of comfort zone, know your worth, invest back home n create jobs for our pple. God bless you.

[@flaviajudy2276]

This is encouraging Lynn I nominate today's Guest Dr to be the next CS ministry of health in Kenya, let's believe God because he is the lifter of men... congratulations to our Own Kenyan Son..

[@lucyfleischmann9696]

I do so much relate...i came to Germany as a qualified nurse, having already a five years experience in big hospitals including Kenyatta international hospital only to get a rude shock that i wasn't allowed to practise due to discrepances in the curriculum although in comparison nurses in Kenya have a more diverse range of even medical skills and qualifications in their program. To cut the story short...i went back to school and today i have my masters degree and I am a nursing the nursing in german language...that same shit they said i couldn't do. So who is laughing now😂😂

[@cashmuts5963]

Wow ,I can relate I am a medizinische fachangestellte MFA in Berlin I came as a qualified KRN from nairobi hospital ,been through touch times but I now real the fruits of my hard work....always trust in God in Berlin

[@mw6175]

I came as a med lab tech and fortunately they said my qualifications is equal to theirs after checking on my certificates. I think kenyan nursing education is top notch these people have top technology interms of machines compared to ours.I never went back to school I just did B2. I thank God

[@shixsshixs4191]

You is laughing😅. Them cry😢😅

[@shixsshixs4191]

​@@mw6175blessing

[@shixsshixs4191]

​@@cashmuts5963congratulations🎉

[@Rhee_The_Explorer]

Lynn thanks. I have been in touch with Harun, although never met him personally. I hear about him in Switzerland. He‘s such a motivation for Africans in Europe. I‘m in the nursing profession in Switzerland. Have a motivating story too. Would like to share it if you‘re interested.

[@sonitabaraka]

Kindly motivate us, how can I reach you please just for motivation.

[@saranduta221]

Good morning my fellos...team Lynn this is a miracle been alive and getting a chance to watch it's a miracle , let's watch as to get motivated ❤❤❤

[@darinbellecollections1197]

I have admired the journey, what I have learnt that when you have a clear vision it propels action and character alignment no matter the environment. Wonderful!🎉🎉

[@irenematt8018]

This ogutu family are all smart, we used to party with Thomas in Erlangen

[@LillyOtienoMushyo2015]

Wow, such an inspiring story 👏🏿. I relate to his story so much. I am also a Pumwani baby, now living in Canada. I also grew up in Nairobi, and my dad got me a high school in the village.....hardships wuehhh. Thank you Lynn for always bringing us such inspiring stories. I hope to share mine too one day.

[@samuelmabango4793]

How did you go to Canada.

[@shixsshixs4191]

How is life there....?

[@Kasweetie_254]

Good morning team LNN network,Leo nasubiri notification nikisema kama Dr. Harun ,know your worth 💯👍

[@timbase3563]

I have just watched this episode now. I salute dr. Harun for that inspirational journey and courage. You've inspired me to work hard. Kudos

[@JJones-oh3dd]

Lynn kabla sijakomenti please Where is our camera person legendary EDWIN OCHIENG We miss him😩❤

[@janetmwikali5477]

Been asking this (in my mind tho:) ),,where is he BTW?

[@JJones-oh3dd]

Aki mi namuulizanga kila siku na aniambii hope leo ataona comment zetu atushow😊

[@anneoduor8457]

Been asking in my mind too

[@marylineachiengoduor5920]

100%!majuu is not heaven, the goal is to get the knowledge and use it back home

[@nayeetenangolo]

All Glory to God for guiding you. Also you need an award for surviving those crazy temperatures 👏🏾

[@LynnNgugi]

Good morning team LNN What is your take home from todays episode? Check out Harun Njago's channel here youtube.com/@haycefamily4485 You can reach and engage our amazing partners KINGS DEVELOPERS ON (254) (0) 700 090 060 Email: [e-mail] Kindly check their website on www.kingsdevelopers.com for their amazing projects. To share your story with us, send a summary to [e-mail] or [e-mail] for consideration. Thank you so much for watching🙏

[@glslatifahnsubuga51]

Good morning ☀️ too Lynn

[@agnesnjeri8402]

Lynn you're looking good

[@abitu47]

When you’re dealing with these white people you just act like a fool knowing what you want. Time is essential. Congratulations to him. Now the sad part is if he’s to relocate to America, he has to take their boards in order to get licensed after all he’s been through because if it’s not American it’s not good enough.

[@agnesnjeri8402]

I have been inspired ✨.. create time, don't ever be in a comfort zone, know your worth and value 🎯👌

[@Maryblessedgirl]

Harun umekuwa eloquent mpaka nimesahau kulala after a night shift...you have done well..kudos..

[@Tamarrind97]

Well done Dr. Harun. Time, time time! It's ok to wake up early to make up for time. Lesson learnt.

[@consolataogola976]

I have learnt a lot about mindset today...wow determination will always be rewarded.Thanks Lynn

[@anastasiawanjiku]

Am very inspired, the guy’s energy is unstoppable breaking all the barriers 💪🏾💪🏾

[@agnesnjeri8402]

Determination with this guy is woah.. and the results is this far and still he is aiming higher.."imagination has to be before you reach your goals" 👌 thanks you Lynn for the episode 🥰

[@Kario-ht9oq]

@NJE TIBIM !!!

[@deborahmccloud622]

Dr. Njago, thanks for sharing your story. It’s very encouraging and a blessing.

[@HRL.]

That's the issue with Africa and Africans. We do not support each other in businesses. Africans will only support one when it comes to parties and other socials but never come together for economic growth..

[@christophemuhigira4679]

Dear Lynn, what a humble great man you interviewed! He was going to be an "assassinated Mozart", would have not been the love of other people for this blessed gentleman! Blessed be as well your cousin! May you become an inspiration of all the African youth ! Blessed be your dear mother, she was your perpetual star in sky...shining to show you the way! May God continue to bless you and protect all the people you love! Ongera saana bwana Dr Harun!

[@loisemccallum5254]

Welldone Lyn and team, for having this young brilliant Doctor to motivate and inspire everyone who seeks greatness thankyou.

[@carolinemartin7235]

I've seen so many successful stories from single mothers.....usichukiwe ujichukie.....single mothers you are wonderful people

[@elitecaregivers2112]

Thank you Madam Lynn and Sir Hayce for lighting my hope to pursue my dreams. My current situation have been discouraging but after hearing this story I feel there is hope for me.

[@kassimjamiu9538]

Very inspiring and encouraging,may God continue to uphold and abide with him and his hardworking wife. what a credible and wonderful wife.

[@florenceachieng]

Racism is real and its still there.congrats bro for beating all odds and being the best neurologist❤❤

[@Amira1977-y]

WILL BE ALWAYS THERE!!!!!!

[@marumbusophie7839]

Wow! Doc's story is a real inspiration, I wish his mum was around to see what he has become..

[@nyawesh3234]

Very good details of a struggle & triumph of life in Europe. The young doctor is now reaping the benefits of his hard work. Europe is tough but focus is keep but is is very doable, I relate when he says working during the holidays. But God is good & amazing

[@adongm9]

Kudos to Hayce family!! I uniquely love Dr. Njago's wife already without even meeting her! The man we see before us shows an amazing woman beside him! God bless you and family and thanks again Lynn!!

[@DorcasThimangu]

Thanks for elaborating the German studying system. Studying in Germany was not easy😊. Excellent!

[@12ctransportsacco39]

thanks lynn i have learned so much from docktari Harun , wish young people have listened to this.

[@margaretrosemakoni7096]

Thank you for your work and God has blessed you and you're trying to invest in your country. Im a retired nurse, midwife, health visitor in UK. Also got a degree I psychology. My area is to help children with disabilities. Advise parents on how they can help their child. But I was told that to register in Zim I have to work with a psychologist who assesses children. But what I found is that they don't assess children the way I had been trained on assessing children, their development. I did this job for twenty six years. There's a system of blocking people from the diaspora. Yet children with disabilities suffer from lack of continuity at home if the parents can afford to pay privately. Stay blessed.

[@leonneotieno3293]

What an inspirational guest!have your flowers Bro.much appreciated content Lynne.Twajivunia wengine wetu.

[@samlimo242]

Great interview brother. I love your story. Knowing our value is important and also supporting each other is key. We struggle with the same here in the USA.

[@quihadara8116]

finally, the interview ive been waiting for, super proud of Harun and Loyce, such an amazing couple, very kind and humble,

[@cookwithlynn8070]

They discriminate us here in Germany coz of probably what is shown in media then they get shocked when you defit them in Exams Rasisim is real im happy to see another Doctor. we actually have alot of kenyan doctors in Germany. kudos bro 👊🏽👍🏽 Kenyans here in Europe are known to be Intelligent and hardworking compared to other african countries

[@irmafrancis4065]

This Dr. Is a true example of a role model. He is just beginning. More gretness is coming from him.

[@onosena]

I doff my hat 👒 to him, very courageous & ambitious young man. So inspiring hope young Africans learn, support one another & stay focused.

[@evamuthoni2348]

Where there is a will there is away.Congrats doc for your achievements.

[@adongm9]

Group economics!! I love love this! Thank you Dr. Harun! Thank you Lynn for the show.

[@mlriamgatoru3097]

I really got inspired by Dr Harun. Well done 👏 very proud to see one of our own soaring high 👏

[@HayceFamilyKe]

Hi Miriam, thanks a lot 🙏🏾

[@saphirahacuma5116]

Very inspirational .Yes Dr Harun looks young to be Chief neurologist. I work in neurology and our consultants are quite aged😅. Can I come and with on you unit once you take over . I “ know my work and worth”. You are a lovely family kudos and May God continue to bless you as you bless others

[@alicehappiness509]

Wow what a great story! Learnt alot.... maintaining focus sll through. We thank God for taking you this far.

[@charitywanjohi884]

He has a couple of people whom he has recognized to be of HELP to him. Our destiny is in God’s hands, some relatives are GOOD oh; Wonderful Cousin. “Vitamin 12” Never got bored n I think he had FAITH this guy would prosper. Lyn this is interesting. People can never shut your destiny when God has Sealed it or revealed it. Ohhh the story is Sweet… Lyn one day have an interview in his APARTMENT in Mombasa

[@miriamchirowodza8332]

Very inspiring in this season of my life as a mother. Lynn you are doing very well

[@PatrickSNkum]

Great interview Sister. Thumbs up, kudos to our brother. ❤from Ghana