| JKLive | Top executives take on the state of the nation [Part 2]

| JKLive | Top executives take on the state of the nation
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[@johnjimngugi6053]

Am surprised this video has zero comments yet this are the conversations we need to have . Intelligent panelists

[@jonnyaga8904]

I am grateful to JKL for bringing these two gentlemen CEO to the bench to inspire the younger generation that's trying so hard to make a difference in the entrepreneurial ideas and engagements. I agree there is plenty if potential within that can be exploited for the benefit of the economy with more financial inclusion and use of technology at appropriate levels. As a returning Diaspora member, I am excited to find where I can find a suitable locum to help in the effort of mentorship of the young men and women toward appreciating their own lives and purpose by not indulging in lifestyles that are detrimental to their own lives. Having been on the external stage in the developmental context, I am sure there is a lot more to learn as well for me, from the local community and excellence of these gentlemen plus many others elsewhere in the country. Well done JKL and your guests.

[@rodgersgwehona5938]

This is priceless - Imagine a 1 hour meeting with these top CEOs and instead of asking the questions you have Jeff doing it for you.

[@Kenneth_Njeri]

I just can't help but smile at how beautifully Bob Collymore signed off from his very last appearance on Prime time TV. He did it with great humor and a bubbly spirit. Rest in Peace Bob. Rest in Peace.

[@waynemacharia8977]

It was interesting to listen to Mr Oigara who like me is worried about the youth unemployment rate in the country. It was great conversation all around.

[@samueljeremiah1176]

Jeff you should be inviting this kind of minds in your show more oftenly instead of politicians,they are very inspiring

[@johnndegwa4829]

great conversation, intelligent c.e.os, these are true leaders who are absolutely concerned about our country,

[@josephchege4796]

Next we need the Equity CEO James Mwangi

[@SuperKabaiku]

Very interesting topics

[@joshuamagero9778]

This debate is very intellectual, the two gentlemen have inspired me!!

[@themanlunza11]

This is the talk that we need to have and implement issues raised

[@peterkingoina3626]

Look I😊 0:26

[@giddyakali27]

Did you know that intelligent conversations are boring ? When people like Bob discuss economics and growths, most people will not listen. However, if they were discussing sex and cheating, the comment section would be awash

[@nakurusportschannel4211]

Same way reading a bible is boring but very exciting read gossip newspaper.

[@Sanyah-le1od]

U r so right.' I've been listening to his videos since his demise. I heard a whole lot about him but for whatever reason I didn't care much. What a shame!

[@georgekinyua3072]

Intellectual minds

[@easterncoatings1951]

In my view, which I am entitled to anyway, Jeff Koinange Live, is actually the most premium brand in our local TV channels but the politics of 'handshake' seems to have taken over anything of serious value other than animosities and political posturings. It was getting dry of new ideas and shining some light into the dark future. Some opportunistic pseudo interlectuals who talk about whom they have read and not who has read them were taking advantage of this platform to posture themselves as seers and prophets of doom. Yesterday's program hosting CEOs Safaricom and K.C.B was the best you have had since you had President Thambo Mbeki. Please give us a break from the nasty Kenyan politics and bring us people who can sow the seeds of new ideas and a brighter future for us all. We are not all corrupt, silly, tribalistic thieves, there is hope and it must be natured. I wish I could have a way of reaching CEO K.C.B to give him evidence, to prove that his stuff are the most corrupt in the banking industry, whom, instead of working for the mutual benefit of the bank and her customers, are using the bank structures to divert bank business to their own shylocking empires. Please also bring us professionals like, psychiatric psychologists and environmental scientists to help us unlock the mysteries that bedevil the Kenyan society. Thanks Jeff for a job well done. Okello N'Jaramba.

[@briangabriel9432]

Very well said isnt it just not about politics and the hand shake?

[@Curious-hl4bu]

What an intelligent guy he was.. Go well Bob!!

[@joemronyez8827]

RIP Bob

[@nakurusportschannel4211]

And Bob never lived to start a jazz band, sad.

[@njokimwangi3946]

this interview is extremely boring and doesn't make sense at all - the truth is, kenya is a banana republic and until they get leaders that believe in the rule of law and that can't stamp out corruption, the country will remain one of the poorest in the world and continue along as it is today, which means it'll remain a mafia/banana republic state. Jeff should be talking to entrepreneurs not boring corporate CEO's who are essentially employee's of shareholders, but honest entrepreneurs don't exist in Kenya so he is stuck talking to these boring corporate heads