How This Kenyan Woman Became A Millionaire Growing Apples In Africa

[@WODEMAYA]

Thank You So Much For Clicking! Please Like & Share

[@chosensiwale4293]

Oh, I have seen the contact details, Wode. I asked before viewing the complete video.

[@nanaasomani1264]

Can I get some of the seedlings to buy in Ghana???

[@lwiindimoonga7356]

I need seedlings in zambia. Wode maya i have been following you please i need to learn from you

[@monicamacharia1014]

❤❤❤

[@bettygesare5948]

Hi good job Maya,how much is one apple Kenya money

[@vivaafrika604]

Fans of WODE MAYA all over the world gather here let's appreciate his good work💙💙💙❤❤❤❤

[@machiekmoanyob3954]

Watching from South Sudan.

[@monicamacharia1014]

Watching from Nairobi,l'm proud to be a Kenyans.We really appreciate your work maya.Thanks Africa to the world 🌍

[@WODEMAYA]

Thanks for the amazing support

[@monicamacharia1014]

❤❤❤❤

[@dji.mini.2]

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[@ashricyoung4449]

@@WODEMAYA how do I get her contact please

[@thuntshaditholepromotions652]

Very true well represented Africa go go go Africa

[@boakyefelicia2480]

Africa women are really changing the narrative,a very energetic woman,Maya well done for exposing all this inspirational and industries women to the world

[@adwowahakyere9544]

Waw my sister go on go on go on, may God bless you and bless your Apple farming in Africa, job well done 👍.🙏🏼🌹🇬🇭.

[@dji.mini.2]

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[@efremteenagebento6701]

💯 true

[@cameroncameron4792]

Great work , and she took what her Father give her the way to grow apples and became a apple successful apple former, We all have to start somewhere. if her dad never introduced her to the apple do you think she would have a apple farm today

[@kellidesmusic455]

Please I want the seed please to start farming this in my village now seriously please I need help in this please

[@tonythai50]

She is so amazing words can’t describe how much we in Jamaica 🇯🇲 proud of her

[@Ob1021A]

We Africans love Jamaica

[@altheabrown4407]

Where can I get her plants in jamaica

[@avonnehuggins2122]

​@@Ob1021A thank you ❤🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@RinaJenry]

I believe all fruits are from the mother land Africa proud of you my sister the white man make us believe that apples cannot grow in hot climate like Africa and the Caribbean but they are so wrong because you have proven them wrong we all so have a few apples tree in my home land st lucia🇱🇨

[@chrismaynard4117]

@@RinaJenry normal apples cant grow in that climate,these are specially bred to cope with the hot climate!

[@kambak6581]

"what cannot grow is what you have not planted"..powerful, thank you madam

[@mauriceharvey1084]

THIS LADY IS THE MOST SELFLESS MILLIONAIRE ❤ WHO ALL AGREED WITH ME ? ❤❤❤

[@thuntshaditholepromotions652]

Most women are like that,but they are not given chance anywhere

[@katewambugu1537]

Ohhh dear thanku so much

[@josephinemuasya7878]

Kate has a heart of gold

[@statutesandordinances5155]

agree

[@janendegwa5462]

Big up to her father who started this and engineered the fruit

[@wamotho]

I love the fact that she's not selfish, she's sharing her knowledge

[@hdj81Vlimited]

10€ for a plant 20 cm high is a high price...........

[@yoahkjett10]

But it's your tree forever and the seeds of your first harvest will give you a thousand fold.

[@chrismaynard4117]

@@yoahkjett10 you dont grow from seed,from cuttings.

[@yoahkjett10]

@chrismaynard4117 oh from grafting. Yes the math is still ab exponential abundance.

[@chrismaynard4117]

@@yoahkjett10 well what do you think cuttings are?? Grafting is just replacing the rootstock with a stronger one!!!

[@myjamaicanfoodforest]

Jamaica 🇯🇲 will be crunching soon we have Wambugu Apple trees growing here on the island and doing well. Kate and her husband Mathew have been super helpful, generous and dedicated in getting these apples to us in 🇯🇲 Jamaica and ensuring that they do well. Great interview. Thank you Wode Maya.

[@lisamcpherson8947]

Am in Jamaica 🇯🇲 I need this apple tree in my back yard how can I get it

[@paulettehaslam7769]

I am a Jamaican who would love to become a apple farmer in Jamaica

[@kf9926]

Caribbean apple juices will be a best seller

[@altheabrown4407]

Where can I get her plants in jamaica

[@jenniferjemison636]

I am in Jamaica now and would like to buy a couple plants. I am not a farmer, just a homeowner. Please let me know. Thanks a lot.

[@humphrey444bartholomew9]

This lady is not only a farmer she is humble and kind also courrageble.

[@agneskatumbikavoi5990]

Oh yes, apples grows in the bushes, Africa is a blessed continent. Agriculture is coming up in our continent. Be strong African we're going to make 🎉

[@trophimus1]

Yes, indeed!!

[@ericamofa7707]

Please want to grown some here in Ghana

[@ericamofa7707]

it's probably have in Ghana

[@mpendakiswahili3053]

Nimeshangaa, nimejua Leo....

[@agneskatumbikavoi5990]

@@ericamofa7707 You can contact that lady from Kenya, she used to sell the ready plants to plant, not only in Kenya but also in other countries., also she used to follow and teach the new farmers

[@mosesitolet961]

I am setting up to leave South Korea and return back to Uganda and start my farm. You have inspired me a lot!

[@neommutle8033]

So proud 👏 of you. ❤ from South Africa 🇿🇦

[@kirabogloria2187]

Yes dear...am ugandan too...waiting for u ....ryt now am in saudi going back home next year inshallah to start woooow

[@GiovaniAlekwekchipsah777]

All the best bruh. Much love from Ghana 🇬🇭

[@GiovaniAlekwekchipsah777]

Am Ghanaian 🇬🇭 based in Abu Dhabi. Will go home soon to start my own

[@zetamful]

Wow good job not only dreaming but you do it!!

[@kojokwame5201]

I pray that one-day wode is granted to live everywhere in African. The way he bonds purely and easily with our African brothers and sisters is just soo amazing. I bet he was born for Africa and not Ghana only.

[@7488j]

TRUE.All African countries should give Maya a Passport.

[@gerrytushh]

Wode Maya is making our elder Kwame Nkrumah very proud❤ Greetings from Uganda 😊

[@wamgitau92]

Wode Maya should be allowed in all African countries with no hassle. He is show casing The success and potential of the content almost single handedly. Proud of our African ambassador Maya!!

[@sarahm316]

@Lucy Gitau Our greedy leaders are the one making our continent look poor but Africa is the best continent to live why Chinese are all running to Africa there's some but God is on our side Africa is for God

[@Lynnmots]

Ghana must give Woda deplomatic passport

[@marlenepollard4982]

This young lady has every reason to be proud of herself. All of Africa and world is also proud of her vision and success. Caribbean farmers learn from this lady. Barbados 🇧🇧. Trinidad 🇹🇹 Jamaica 🇯🇲 Grenada 🇬🇩 St.Vincent St.Lucia etc

[@anng7514]

True!!

[@maryam-cd3gt]

Why is is the world proud of her vision and success.. Why do they care

[@anng7514]

@@maryam-cd3gt They (Caribbean) care because her vision if applied in that region will be a great economic boost. Most countries in that region rely on tourism and this can be an added industry. Further, too many in this region depend on imports and if they attempt to grow in the region instead, import bill can be reduced.

[@TheSENYO]

This is beyond amazing 🤩 Africa soil must be used for its full potential. We must grow what we eat and be self reliant

[@rabiahaji2097]

Yes

[@emmanuelcalpymbella657]

Totally agree

[@choupited.7534]

I was born in Haiti. My name is Dorelien O. It is a privilege for me to become a farmer like you ,to grow the apples in my country. I want to learn how to grow these apples trees.

[@dji.mini.2]

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[@beaujac311]

I would imagine that you would have to live in mountainous area of Haiti to grow apples. Apples need a cooler climate to grow.

[@listenup2882]

@@beaujac311 It depends on the variety of apple you are growing.

[@beaujac311]

@@listenup2882 I agree. But still apples still need chill hours for the tree to propagate fruit. I mean I don't live near enough to the tropics and I would love to grow bananas, but the growing season is not long enough here. A guy in this area did grow some bananas but he had to have a way to keep the plant warm during the winter.

[@edwardmkwelele]

​@@beaujac311 there are lots of varieties which you can grow anywhere

[@bandit4true]

These seedlings for apple trees needs to be exported to the Caribbean Islands. It would be amazing to see this happening. I heard her saying that it been done in Jamaica and Grenada in the Caribbean. Wow 👌

[@ancat2521]

I have taken note. Watching from Barbados.🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧

[@bandit4true]

@@ancat2521 yes how can we get these more in the wider Caribbean

[@surifushion]

@@ancat2521 Yes please , they would do great in Suriname. The apples we import now are tasteless.

[@iwas2951]

​@@bandit4trueso true. I was always told that apples cant grow in the caribbean either (tropical regions). I think I saw that she also trained farmers in Trinidad & Tobago.

[@bandit4true]

@@iwas2951 do you know if she also have a youtube channel??

[@irenestephanie5501]

I am from Laikipia County, Kenya. As a young woman from this region I feel so proud of her!

[@akaims1738]

Irene Any land seller or real state agent u would recommend Need 5acre or 3acre Please recommend here 🙏

[@yoursoothe]

​@@akaims1738 Hi, I'm currently in Nanyuki same county,could help you in finding arable land if you want

[@carolspastries3718]

Lakipian here too, watching from the Netherlands.

[@irenestephanie5501]

oh wow! That's nice, really🥰

[@tessynn2906]

@@akaims1738 Please take yourself there and buy directly from landowners. There's plenty of land in Laikipia for sale, but you'll be scammed online.

[@maliyayesu6956]

She's doing the best job sharing her knowledge. We're enjoying 100 plants she brought us, not too far from Nairobi city. One year old so far and we've enjoyed a few fruits. We're looking forward to selling some soon!

[@weaganmusonda8696]

While can you teach me how to gro Apples in Zambia

[@johnsoi3138]

❤❤❤❤

[@stephenjohnson3542]

THIS FAMILY IS A WINNER FOR AFRICA. THANKS MAYA. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@daoudadiallo9431]

So proud of her and even prouder when she said: “when you find gold, don’t just hide it”. She is a passionate person with a big heart, just what many need to have these days👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@NN-xt6hs]

More blessings dear ..🥰😇

[@rebeccaphaleni6156]

I am about to retire, this motivate me to continue my late dad's farming legacy,really motivated

[@WODEMAYA]

Go for it

[@mariettekaosisonna774]

Please continue with it, keep the light burning. Africa shall be great again. God bless you more Maya.

[@gloriaaddae]

We knew that everything can grow in Africa soil, but they lie to people for a long time and they know how fertile our land is,but cos they put Africa down so much that it has affected our brains 🧠 😢we have been brainwashed, that nothing good comes from Africa , 😢its very sad 😔 we need to wake up and change all this narratives together , we know the truth now, we shall overcome ❤and show them that everything is possible in Africa ❤

[@jennifermcwhortet7934]

Someone is about to retire...just like me. And I want to fo farming. Its called...change of career.

[@kizitoakuta7032]

Kate Wambugu is one the Young Heroes of Africa, she has impacted alot of life through this Apple Project, she have also supported us plant plant Wambugu Apple in Nigeria. THANK YOU MAYA FOR GOOD WORK AM SO HAPPY TO SEE U IN LEKIPIA...Pls Tayio Aina needs to interview Kate too, maya pls make the connections....i love Kate and Maya

[@nonsoemetoh]

Namesake, where is your farm located?

[@chiamakavalentine6527]

Please where can I buy the seeding or plant for planting

[@franciscaalara5892]

Hi Kate how can we get the Wambugu apple seedlings to buy in Nigeria?

[@cynthiasmith8177]

Yes I know I am a Jamaican you can grow much more there too. You go girl I am so proud of what you are doing in our mother-land. More power to you I am crying too, because I feel so proud and happy for you. The of the world is Africa, yeah!!!! Amen. Tears is running down my face watching this.

[@tasheikapatterson8900]

Sending love from Jamaica 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲 watching from Jamaica

[@nanaasomani1264]

Are you a millionaire?? Yes I am ❤❤❤ I just love her honesty and confidence

[@WODEMAYA]

Can’t wait to be a millionaire someday

[@Sofia-wx2ht]

I tell you!!!!❤🎉🎉🎉I need the seedlings please...I wanna enjoy life❤

[@Eta544]

It’s not just from selling the apple fruit, they make more money selling seedlings and training others how to grow apples! That’s what is being marketed here! Careful! results may vary 😅😅

[@MsAjoa]

Love the way she says yes to that question...

[@lydiahmairura7827]

​@Eta544 one can never pay enough for such kind of knowledge.

[@alhafizadam7702]

I'm from Chad but now outside of my country, please My dear brother MAYA if you saw my comment just I want to meet this Strong sister or at least if possible can provide any address of her to contact her as soon as possible really it's very inspiring ❤

[@genuinediasporan6661]

Apples, of course, grow in Africa. It grows in Nigeria, in the northern part of Nigeria, called Plateau state,Taraba,Nasarawa.Almost all temperate crops grow there. We need geniuses like this Kenya Woman. Proud of her❤❤❤

[@chidieberechukwu8329]

Are you serious. Apple in Nigeria. I didn't know

[@iamthankilo1529]

​@@chidieberechukwu8329I thought they import from south africa

[@chidieberechukwu8329]

@@iamthankilo1529 I thought so to

[@muhammadnawaz5039]

Apples grow in South Africa well well

[@lidoprojects6362]

Apples are grown in Nothern Nigeria, exotic flowers grow in mambila.

[@earth2ellie]

This is amazing! I am so in awe of both her and her father's dedication and management. Apples, fish, grapes!?? Truly phenomenal.

[@liznafula008]

Plus dragon fruit

[@Kinglioncrown]

We can do anything with hard work I am so proud of this woman.

[@Simaton_Nkamasiai]

So so proud of wambugus.... kenya 🇰🇪 🇰🇪 🇰🇪 to the world. Ukulima sio ushamba!

[@maxwelljuma1454]

My fellow Kenyans never cease to amaze me!! For sure we are the hardest-working Africans..i tell you...Kate am Proud of you as a Kenyan and a woman...!!

[@evelynkyeremateng3244]

Stop deceiving yourself!

[@Flourish_today]

All Africans are hard-working. Please stop that division of comparison. Let's all embrace each other as hard-working Africans on the continet.

[@SethWamoto]

All Africans are hard working,not only Kenyans pliz😅

[@elizabethbekoe381]

You never see lots of Kenyans traveling abroad to live ..they stay home ( Kenya ) to farm 👍

[@dji.mini.2]

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[@SA-hy7re]

The best interview ever, I love it, please continue with interviewing this lady, advertise her more, we need more farmers like her across Africa, she is a good woman, may God bless you both.

[@WODEMAYA]

❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@jennifermcwhortet7934]

Long live Wode Maya. Long live Our Apple Farmer. Please tell her I need some seedlings for my farm in Embu. You make us proud. You set me salivating.

[@Probity100]

Absolutely agree. I watch Maya from the diaspora. I loved this episode so much! When I visit Kenya, I have to visit this lady, I love her enthusiasm, energy & passion for farming

[@emmanuelkouakou3968]

I'm very proud of this woman . Knowing that this plant called "apple" can be grew here and took care of his owner is very interesting. I think it's time to change our mindset to be proud of our country.

[@flowyscreations]

I love her spirit and her sense of humour. ..She’s a saint

[@carliintonbrown6481]

The energy is so pure love my people nuff love from Jamaica

[@bandit4true]

I just love how this young lady is not selfish and is willing to share her knowledge with anyone who is willing to learn about the apple business.

[@agneskatumbikavoi5990]

Yes she is very blessed and humble,in Kenya we're able to contact her any time for her advice and guidance. Trusting that we're going to improve our continent in agriculture skills.

[@bandit4true]

@@agneskatumbikavoi5990 wonderful to know that's she's not just talking but also doing what she said.

[@jameslamptey9057]

African are originally selfless but shows love to their neighbours as a responsibility and not a burden

[@fluerseaton5422]

This is soooooo FANTASTIC... TRULY AMAZING... WELL DONE, my sister, and she is a STRONG AFRIKAN WOMAN... GIVE ALL THE GLORY TO GOD FOR GIVING HER THIS DETERMINATION... BE PROUD...

[@omarbojang3797]

She's a woman with an impeccable character. So pure and clean hearted 😢

[@fionaokello5562]

So proud of this lady,,,,,adding her to my role model list😘😘😘😘😘😘

[@danielkaranja7657]

Kate Wambugu, wow! As Kenyan African you've made us proud. May many more Kenyans borrow a leaf from this humble, jolly Apple 🍎 Queen!! Cheers.

[@mauriceharvey1084]

WODA MAYA DESERVED ALL THE BEST ATTENTION FROM OUR FAMILY MEMBERS ❤ WHO ALL AGREE? ❤❤❤❤

[@efremteenagebento6701]

Agreed 🤝

[@opheliagranger6961]

As a African in the diaspora, I am so trilled to see the ugly narative told to the world crumble. I was lost in those lies until Kate and Woda found me. Woda and Kate are two of a kind. True templates of African spirit. Humility, honesty, generosity, integrity and wisdom. Thanks for inspiring. So that we can inspire. It's a ripple effect. Africa will be great again. AFRICA TO THE WORLD.

[@salamatulahai8965]

Maya, I'm a Sierra Leonean living in the USA. I hate being a farmer, but I am so inspired by this lady now I want to plant apples

[@sandraagoreyo9991]

Thank you Maya. My man is an Agriculturist and I hope one day he gets his dream of being a farmer on a large scale. Thanks for your bravery and success. We are proud of you Africa as a whole. Ferreting from Nigeria!

[@Lynnmots]

Her explanation for prosperity goes deep and that’s the reason for her success ❤

[@zuuuiskuroon553]

This women has the right energy ❤ love from Somalia 🇸🇴 proud of you

[@KevinKe582]

Love from Kenya 🇰🇪. Alot of Somalis do well in business here in Kenya and I like your people they're honest in their business. They don scam 😊

[@SEYOUMIFICATION]

I would like to express my gratitude to Wode Maya for producing this video featuring apple farmers from Kenya, and for utilizing this model to raise awareness. This form of off-grid modern farming holds great promise for Africa, considering the abundant youth population and the increasing accessibility of knowledge through various platforms such as text, video, and the expanding internet. It is crucial to advocate for successful off-grid farming in rural areas, as well as encourage urban backyard gardening and city greening initiatives using multipurpose edible trees. Given your passion for this cause, you would make an excellent ambassador to promote these practices.

[@abdoulayemaiga4192]

She is not only a farmer. She's a box full of energy

[@loisgordon9225]

🇯🇲Hello Wode Maya - my favourite AMBASSADOR bringing THE CONTINENT OF AFRICA TO THE WORLD. I am so intrigued with your guest Miss Kate Wambugu the Ambassador of The Wambugu Apple with her amazing story of the genesis of the Wambugu Apples. She mentioned that she has Wambugu Apples being grown in 🇯🇲 JAMAICA - That is great news for me. I have to find them wherever they are. -Thank you Maya for this video.

[@rudygrissom5871]

A masterful interview brought out amazing and informative content..Maya is not just showing Africa to the world but also how Africa can thrive and prosper for generations.

[@kingslj]

Inspirational! In the past, we used to eat apples grown in South Africa until I saw a simple farmer growing them in the Eastern province of my native nation of Zambia. Congrats to the lady apple farmer & thanks for the video Wode Maya.

[@bonzacoe9452]

Nikuti ? ku Chipata ?

[@lawrencemulama1282]

True

[@TinakaPitamo]

Shade more light. Let's expose our local farmer too

[@WilliesBayler]

Started watching you while I was in China while you were still there. Now I'm back in my home country, Kenya. After all the racism I experienced, I've never been more proud to be African. You are actually the reason why I started the KZbin channel @ThriftGardening showing the world how to garden, from an African perspective. Keep it up, bro!

[@WODEMAYA]

You’ve got a new subscriber

[@WilliesBayler]

@WODE MAYA No way!! 🫡 Damn! Thanks brother. Africa to the world!!!

[@ancat2521]

@@WODEMAYAme too. Watching from Barbados 🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧

[@bandit4true]

I will also look for your channel

[@charitymwangi8497]

I couldn’t find your channel

[@marvarobinson1576]

As a Jamaican I’m so proud of you maya and your family Keep on growing

[@TriniMocha]

I see the 🇹🇹 flag ❤...... shes the true definition of a leader. Shes sharing her knowlege so freely where so many would gate keep. I wish you continued and eternal success.

[@bockariesamai4254]

Maya I am watching from UK and I am from Sierra Leone 🇸🇱. Its a shock for me because they have always lied to me that apples don't grown in Africa. I will one day come to Kenya and get mine. God bless Africa

[@bella-qz6ls]

This is a shock to me reading the comments coz we get apples in Nairobi almost all year round😅. Hopefully,Other African countries will start growing it too

[@neommutle8033]

🎉Great episode again Wade. Im proud of this lady. 👏 in South Africa 🇿🇦 apple farming is mostly done by rich white farmers. Africans be very, very proud that your freedom fighters got back the land from colonizers, especially Kenyans and Zimbabweans and many others.

[@WODEMAYA]

this is what so many Africans don't understand

[@kingjoshuamhuamk2559]

For real i hear u guys go through alot in ur country but anyway u still have a beautiful country

[@chiyenyumba7135]

Yes that why 🇿🇼 was given sanctions for taking land back...

[@sonofnok2153]

Wow! Tells me the land is key. Without the land, you have nothing as a people

[@turakialiyujalo2296]

From Nigeria, I love this farm. Wonders never end.

[@CarltonWatson-w2b]

VERY PROUD OF YOU MY SISTER. FROM JAMAICA.

[@kelvinfuka9112]

This is really a great story. I especially love how you want to share prosperity with other farmers instead of keeping all of it for yourself. I am inspired to grow apples in Nicaragua thanks to you...

[@renewilmoth]

Your joy of eating that fresh juicy apple is contagious. This farm is very beautiful. God bless

[@colorfunch]

I am so impressed, inspired by this lady, not just giving people fish but teaching others to fish❤❤

[@zetamful]

9:03

[@monicanamarome2446]

Wow wow wow, this is truly what changing the narrative looks like. Apples can grow in "every soil, every climate." I am amazed. I've seen people try to grow apples and it didn't work. This is testament to the fact that anything is possible. 👌👌

[@wisdombuakro1986]

If some one tells me that Apple 🍏 can be grown in Africa, I wouldn't have believed it . Thanks so much Maya for the good work and this genius lady

[@luckystrike1156]

Yes it's impossible to grow apples in a tropic like Africa and Philippines but it was tried by an agriculture student in Digos, Davao here in the Philippines and the result was a success. There's no harm in trying. Good day Maya from the Philippines.

[@TheAfricanViolet]

Since all of the African continent is not tropical, I'm not surprised. Specific countries in Africa have temperate climates.

[@heathermtetwa1579]

Thanks Maya for a great video. I am surprised that people didn't know that apples grow in Africa. Zimbabwe and South Africa grow apples.

[@JamCan6322]

I love this lady's philosophy. To whom much is given much is required. Keep on thriving sister

[@drokraebube2983]

Another amazing story. One thing I have come to appreciate most about African success stories is that they are people-oriented success stories. African will always put people before profits. She could have bought a machine to harvest these apples more efficiently but she chose to employ people instead. To add value to their lives instead of just chasing the profits. This, I would suggest should be the central approach to our growth as a people. People first then profits. Thank you for the continued inspiration @wodemaya.

[@mikemike5973]

Let's us pray her workers don't take that for granted

[@daksilesia1680]

Wow!I love this lady,she is a real inspiration...kind n generous.I am waiting to save enough money to purchase my own farm,it has been my dream...also growing fruit and veggies in my back yard.Thank you girl.

[@EmmanuelEtebu-ro5co]

Hi thanks I'm Emmanuel tropical apple orchard manager here in Uganda, thanks for opening the eyes of Africans

[@anthonyrose7576]

This lady has the most beautiful heart I wish her great success in her business you are a gift to Africa 💯 blessings bountiful!

[@Tonymacabus24]

Actually watching this and having an apple in my hand ❤ we have the land to grow absolutely everything that we need. Let's go queen and thank you maya love from The Gambia 🇬🇲 💖

[@sallyxcx5]

I thought apples🍏 grow in Egypt, wow, this has inspired me so much. 😊😮 Great work Mama you have inspired me as a woman 🤗😢 Thanks Maya for sharing with us. Watching from Uganda 🇺🇬🇺🇬.

[@tellyfic1681]

Love this woman‘a spirit! God bless her, her family and community.❤

[@charleswanderi7922]

I just like how Kate is enthusiastic about farming.. Just like it! keep it up Kate!! And I just like " an apple a day keeps also a witch away"💜

[@theopolinashinana2383]

Happy to see my favourite people together. Kate and Maya! Lovely greetings from Namibia.

[@WODEMAYA]

Our pleasure!

[@QUEENALIB]

Wow am so happy and elated to see the beautiful heart of this woman, her resilience,her joy and giving spirit!oh Lord keep her safe from all evil and keep empowering her and all her workers in Jesus name

[@kofigeorge1465]

This Maya guy is helping ppl to know their purpose in life. Thanks Maya

[@amadumohamed433]

Exactly..just feel like leaving Europe to Africa

[@mondayenyi5748]

"This Maya Guy" that sound derogatory

[@dareoluwatuyi2792]

Kate Is the most humorous farmer I’ve ever seen. Thank you Kate for doing what you are doing. You are a blessing to Africa. Thank you MAYA for sharing.

[@janetg7605]

Absolutely marvellous. She has lifted my heart . Thank you Wode for finding her, and sharing her with us . “If you see it , you can be it.” Love from us kenyans that farm in Lincolnshire Uk ❤

[@mercykanini9972]

I started watching this woman from last year,she really inspires me,I love farming alot and I tap the blessings. Wode Maya to the world 🌎

[@vincentokpala9278]

Woda thank you for showing Africa to the WORLD ..God bless Africa

[@livefull3497]

Wow, Maya, you killed it with this coverage. So impired. I'm gonna do something in my village. Thank you

[@norbertt.t6444]

I like the energy of this lady and her down to earth attitude - we Africans should sell our humanity to the world in what ever we do - because only Africa will save this world

[@wellbodisalone]

So good to know that she shares her knowledge with others.

[@mohamedbarrie707]

Maya cannot cease to amaze me. This is another epic to his growing repertoire

[@shekumorristarawallie6223]

This is one of the best videos that I have watched on your channel. This lady is an amazing person and the way she's so open to letting others understand and venture into what she does is the gold in her heart. Thank you, Kate. Thank you, Mr. Africa.

[@marywangari1426]

It's so sad that as youth we don't think we can make it in farming😢😢

[@kenerics7092]

You are right my dear . We all want to sit in the office . I’m sad

[@violahdanielz5413]

Wow visiting her farm soon God richly bless her heart and maya thx for this

[@sharonngobeni5541]

Super proud of you my Sister ….this is proof that Africa is blessed and you can get anything if you stay grounded and work hard 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 To you Wode may you be blessed for showcasing our inner worth as a continent…..Africa you are blessed 🙏🏾

[@nimowairimu897]

You make us Proud....a hardworking focused Kenyan woman 🎉

[@wangarindungu1286]

Pears plums and apricots grapes also grow very well in kenya. In december the market is flooded with them

[@Genecardo]

Our parents program into our minds that farming is for the poor and it becoming generation. Keep inspiring. ❤. I used to eat apple in my village straight from the tree in Ghana. Amedzope

[@charleskwasi2123]

You sure about that? I have not seen that before

[@gifted1s]

What an awesome achievement! Congratulations! 👏 ❤ Growing up in the Cook Islands, a country in the South Pacific, people thought it was impossible to grow apples there too due to the hot climate, but my grandmother (an English horticulturalist) grew apples on the island of Mangaia and people were shocked! And I found, it tasted sweeter and crunchier compared to the apples here in NZ lol.

[@samrangai1195]

Cook Islands. Any one from PNG .? Is there someone in Paris God growing apple. I heard some one in Goroka , at Kainantu, had a bearing tree.

[@tuwanshamoonbooso8480]

Her definition of prosperity...wow ❤❤❤

[@racheljarach7513]

Wow…… I’m proud of my sister, love her determination. Thank you Wode, I’m proud to be African, it’s such a blessing!

[@1234569415]

She has the best seedlings .. bought 3 seedlings from the Wambugu farm and I have harvested 2 apples already from 1 tree .. couldn't believe it that am growing an apple in the compound ...

[@loiydohgee]

the Wambugu Apple Farm greatly employs hundreds of the youth. and contribute immmensely on the economy of the country with their products being sold in local and foreign markets. we are proud to have them in kenya. great video.

[@Onlinebliss]

Wode my gee, you are the best thing that has happened to Africa in terms of exposing her diverse and abundant resources, lifestyles and beliefs. They are all encompassing. Keep soaring and showcasing Africa to the world 🌎

[@Thebeautyfoodchick]

AH- MAZING .We actually grow Apples in Jos over here in Nigeria but probably not int his magnitude. I am a very proud African Right now. Thanks for sharing.