Movers and Shakers: Simon Warui

[@NatashaKimani]

We need more of these stories! Brilliant!

[@hustlekev]

Excellent attitude ! Keep up showcasing such stories to educate the masses languishing in poverty .

[@remnantfewministriesminist495]

Love the advice at the end. Wonderful system he has. Congrats! Better than working hard is working smart. This is a smart man.

[@kamikajo5937]

Watu warudi mashambani!!!! Great work Warui!!!

[@godfreynjogu9785]

Majority of youth in Kenya would live a happy cent life had they practised some farming.... food industry will never go away

[@chapatiism]

Kweli this is wisdom! Asante Bw. Warui.

[@ritter900]

wow!!!! am so impressed, kweli akili ni nywele kila mtu anazake,,, great minds keep it up i have learned alot from u. be blessed

[@Utadowot]

impressive stuff...just wow!

[@Majosh11]

Good for him. I wish more young people in Kenya would reason like him instead of flocking like flies to garbage by moving to big cities where there are no well-paying jobs and they end up becoming criminals.

[@SchemOpi]

inspiration man love this...pia mi narudi ocha bana land ya mzae nachukua for rent.... like his sayings... ".....I will never go back to Nairobi....unless am paid like the MPs...." "..... work like a bee and eat honey or work like a fly n eat waste....." ".....Lazy people overwork themselves and complain later but they have done nothing....." hahaaa...I will work like a bee n not be lazy....:)

[@Jasubakende]

Well done

[@sdenge1]

Kudos man...

[@tuumz]

nitarudi ocha!!!..lol..but in all seriousness, he makes ksh 1,000,000 every 4 months. This guy will go far, he saw city life haina bidii and was more suited for farming. Everyone has to know what's gonna work for them

[@ammgoc]

They say ita in Mukurwe-ini but also say its in North Eastern??????? Contradiction, one is wrong

[@man07richii]

Work like a fly and eat waste hehehehe