I brought my husband to the UK, hustled for him and he still left me for my bestfriend | Lynn Ngugi

[@LynnNgugi]

Good morning team LN. Thank you so much for tuning in. What message do you have for Lydia? This video is proudly powered by Optiven, to own a property with them, please reach their customer desk on 0790 300 300 or directly call Faith Esther on 0740 290 619. Feel free to also connect with us via [e-mail] or [e-mail] Thank you so much for watching:)

[@annciuma2228]

Lynn how can I reach you am in gulf please please I need to talk to you

[@ndutasarai]

Hello my dear Lynn I have trying to email you but email dnt go through.pls try to reach out to me pls thank you ..your are my inspirational

[@josephinejepkoech485]

I wish I had a funny and positive friend like her...such an inspiration

[@petracheptoo3505]

.

[@joshuangowi]

Lynn your shows are amazing, please make your stories be available on Spotify, boom play etc

[@itsjuliam]

I am overjoyed when I see women laughing at their past tough times. You're a star, Lydia!

[@TropicxlLivesxx]

Thanks my name is Lydia lol

[@barbaramartinez9721]

@@TropicxlLivesxxBut did they comment this on your video? No, they didn't. Did they mean it towards you just because you have the same name? No they didn't. This wasn't meant for you so you can kiss that little "Thanks" goodbye. 😂

[@TropicxlLivesxx]

@@barbaramartinez9721 i was joking but idk if ur being toxic or no- but meh

[@barbaramartinez9721]

@@TropicxlLivesxx that wasn't funny, nobody replied to you and said "OMG THAT WAS SO FUNNY""LOOOL""LOL""HAHAHAHAHA" Did they now?

[@mkenyafinland9044]

I met Lydia at a cultural event she had organized in the UK. She is so humble and friendly. Definitely understand why she is popular... Keep up the good work Tett. Barikiwa

[@MburawaUK]

@@daughterofenoch677 I think she's among the organizers of Kenyans in the Park (UK)

[@summerrose8439]

@@MburawaUK where? I live in UK and have for over 30yrs and never heard of it, but then again she is right, I try to stay away from East Africans (drama.) we really need to look out for each other.

[@christinebellah6740]

@mkenya Finland Please connect me to also join you

[@josphinemwanza2628]

I've learned something from this lady. She used to tell herself daily that she will go to the UK. Self daily affirmation... I like that

[@phyllisgreenmindsafarimove6632]

Lydia is a perfect story teller, sad story but hillariously narrated.

[@miriamkimani5200]

Kwanza PA Ds n Es😂😂😂

[@TropicxlLivesxx]

My name is Lydia lol

[@nyakatolydia9318]

Lydia was a worshiper of God ( 16:14)

[@TuzlineMinNyiri]

I think a big number of people who grew in the 70's,80's,90's went through and witnessed alot of domestic violence and childhood trauma. She is right about people projecting their fears on you!!!

[@salomewanjiku5971]

Tuzlinw min nyiri ,that really true I don't know what the problem with that people grew in 70to90😢

[@ashleyhearts8561]

You're right. At home war then at school more war.

[@TuzlineMinNyiri]

The notion of spare the rod and spoil the child was badly misconcepted. Just look at how we are all affected, it resulted to alot of narcissism, alcoholism and more diverse mental problems 😭.

[@TuzlineMinNyiri]

@@salomewanjiku5971 Too much physical beating,society expectations,kids and women's opinions were not regarded that much. Men were burdened with family responsibility at an early age,by the time it was frustrating them they couldn't get out it so they beat the kids and wives to vent.

[@TuzlineMinNyiri]

@kayla cherish Am so sorry, our African men ,especially the adults now,from those generations need alot healing,but first self acceptance.

[@Ms.Nina_official]

I am also an artist as well....i wasted 7years in the so called campus just to pursue 'papers' that my mum wanted. It took me been rebellious and disowned for a period of time for my mum to actually accept that art is within me and its what i want to pursue. Right now, the theatre is my second home. I am a spoken word poet, a stage manager, set designer and an upcoming playwright

[@wycliffepoet5201]

Wow. I'm a poet too. Can we link up

[@samanthakamau]

May God bless you miss Nina

[@karrygitau4108]

I see you Nina 🎭

[@rotichben5016]

I also a times feel,I wasted 4 years in campus

[@lilylily770]

Congratulations ❤

[@carolkn17]

Thanks Lynn for hosting such an amazing woman - Lydia does a lot for the Kenyan community in the UK and in 254.

[@mutheumary]

Lydia's childhood is exactly the same as mine. Growing up with abusive dad is not easy,the trauma doesn't go away especially when it still continues even when you're older😭😭😭.but God is faithful. I believe I'm the chain breaker & I will change the situation at home.

[@bintimululu8831]

😭😭😭😭God for us all. I always don't want to remember

[@NileGoddess]

I was never raised by abusive parents but faced abuse in childhood and in a relationship ,there are those people who will say heal,you must heal from the abuse.Healing is not something you just go and grab ,it is a process and might be a forever process, humans just learn to live and cope with the trauma.

[@irenemukumu]

AMEN! I agree with you Mutheu in JESUS NAME.

[@pamelacharles4697]

My case too

[@myfavoritekorner8374]

Yes , abusive dads wuuuii but we are re- raising ourselves!God you alone is faithful 😇

[@kenyancrimedaily-nairobikenya]

How hard is it to find love in this world? How hard is it to open your heart? The pain of being betrayed by the most trusted people in your life is unbearable. Thank you for sharing your story with us.

[@jeddymoon3803]

"Sometimes the person you would take a bullet for,is standing behind the trigger" Taylor Swift

[@dontbelongherefromanother]

Yep

[@nancynjoki6885]

I love what Lydia says about taking back your power. People, please take back your power-it’s your choice.

[@lynn2087]

Been a victim of domestic and emotional abuse for 3 years,I've walked out 3times and going back but the fourth time I walked away for good now in gulf for the past 2 years. I have a kid 5years now my ex has been beging me to go back promising he has changed. I was almost falling for that but after watching this episode meeen I say no.TAKE YOUR POWER BACK NOBODY HAS THE RIGHT TO MISTEAT YOU..I love Lydia's spirit 💪

[@mercymutheu688]

Don't step back...keep going.

[@SandraSandra-cm6em]

Don't go back or you might end up dead. Take care of yourself and your child.

[@doreenmwenda939]

The pain of being betrayed by a loved one is unbearable😧

[@thelookout5802]

When you see such stories, aki you can bear it. Wa!

[@zipporahkibe7480]

Very true,1st hand experience

[@missrk7943]

Me too but who is God 🙏

[@akinyiokeyo4618]

My sister once told me it is akin to losing someone to death...

[@ireneabuya7231]

@@zipporahkibe7480 Aki so sad

[@Ricka_]

Lydia is so hilarious 😂. I really love that she laughs off even her struggles. This story was very uplifting. Again, Thank you Lynn. ❤

[@Kasweetie_254]

We are learning a lot from this channel about what life is and how some people can affect your life. You're also creating an awareness 🙏

[@makena381]

When a woman overcomes...... You can feel it with her..... Such a joy!!! may we all be resilence and victorious as God intended.

[@findingian001]

❤️

[@nimoh5628]

Men out there talk about how they do so much for ladies and how ladies are golddiggers but in reality most women go out of their way to provide for these ungrateful and needy cheaters called men.Personally I think that women should spend their money and emotions working on themselves instead of building up a man who in the end will heartbreak you and use you because working on yourself will never lead to heartbreak and regrets.Have a great day😊

[@priscaooko4626]

Thank you..let us work on ourselves.♥️♥️

[@christinekamau9122]

Thank you

[@lydiarichu8421]

correct🤔

[@fredkangethe7497]

@@christinekamau9122 tiganai na itheru.

[@josephomuto3240]

Lydia you're STRONG. I now believe that what doesn't kill you surely makes you stronger.

[@LynnNgugi]

She is such a strong woman. So honored to have her on LNS:)

[@carolineaciro2079]

Much blessings ladies, l really enjoyed the show. Lydia great parting shot. Thanks again Lynn. ❣️🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@bettymatthews9104]

I love her personality...she is wonderful strong woman

[@Nelcn]

I love how she's speaking too. Especially the British accent in her English words. So sorry she went through all that.

[@kenyan1067]

🍗

[@jaynemevo1297]

There is no one l know of, who brought a boyfriend from Kenya, and they stayed together. The man always leaves for another lady.

[@life-tech-talks]

Have heard many of such stories

[@annea5781]

😢

[@annmuthoni3833]

I'm emotional because Lydia's childhood is just like mine exactly😭😭. But I pray to God so hard to break this chain completely. Thank you so much Lynn for this show

[@lilylily770]

But hope you are doing well now... actually my dad has never laid hand on me ,but he has never showed concern for me

[@magdalinenjoroge4997]

I was raised in the struggle which made me a hustler but something I've come to realize is hustling is not everyone's default. So I don't take the superman role with everyone because some people should be left alone with their dysfunction.

[@jillwaithera9536]

This lady has a very beautiful voice

[@annekamau2818]

very true, she has

[@faithjonsson]

She should do radio she has the voice for it

[@adelidenamusenda8335]

'I CAN DO' this words got me. Indeed, God is there, we have only to believe in HIM 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@juddiemunge]

Been smiling throughout the story because she's so hilarious and a good storyteller., Lydia has really healed forgiven herself and the ex husband that's why she's very peaceful. Thank you Lynn for sharing this platform with LN team it teaches alot in our life ♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@antonyonyango7711]

Just two days since I started following this show and am really greatful to the show, like it's touching lives out here. People go through alot in life and their stories need to be listened to, to change people who maybe are in the same situation. Thanks Ann for this show

[@winniewangui9661]

Welcome you're here to be inspired and to learn a lot, I've been here for a while and I'm greatful

[@antonyonyango7711]

@@winniewangui9661 thanks alot

[@nzisawambua4141]

Welcome.. just two days,you have loads of content to catch up with.welcome to this addiction.❤️❤️

[@margaretwairima3868]

Wow, 😲 Lydia s story is a bitter sweet one, really an eye opener and a breather after all the sad story's we've been watching, what came to my mind though after watching is how I wish Lydia would be given an opportunity to take Maureen (Mama daviy) to the UK together with her son and husband,when they're through with therapy,that gal is hardworking and a go getter like Lydia,the two would make a good collabo,"business wise". Plus Maureen need a completely fresh start far away from what happened here. In Kenya. I wish Lydia well.

[@pennymutua8641]

I have interacted with Lydia in the UK and she is amazing, she says it as it is. Wow! You are so inspiring, what you have gone through, some people would have given up but you kept on, such a hilarious story teller even about some hard situations 😀love your resilience. Very strong woman!💪💪

[@maahorange9367]

Am so much in love with this lady.Good English,giving details in detail and she's so opmistic😍😍😍😍😍 she's going far👍👍

[@celestinealoo587]

I had similar experience when i 1st came to South Africa. Kenyan's here in RSA really hate each other. They tried to bring me down. I had the worst experience they took my stuff when i was away They left me homeless. My Kenyan friends i came with them here. But i thank God he lifted me up. Im better than i was, and yes i dont mingle with Kenyan here anymore. I interact with South Africans and Lesotho people. Kenyans here are very negative and toxic. Life far from home isn't easy though

[@furahahappiness110]

Not just Kenyans my sister Congolese people are worse 😒 it's really sad

[@lucykaruri2025]

not just only there I think this is everywhere

[@Kasweetie_254]

Elsa majimbo alisema the same thing watu wakaanza kumbash...aki that's so bad as Kenyans roho za kutu za nini sasa.

[@LolaBugzy85]

Kenyans hate each other in diaspora. What's is even worst we are tribal even in the diaspora.

[@bethkithinga2323]

I understand what you are saying well ..Kenyans are the worst in diaspora in terms of supporting their own I went through hell in hands of Kenyans in Germany 😢

[@verahmagoro9858]

Karibu useme ukweli aky majuu 😭😭😭😭😭 expectations and the way we live 😭😭😭😭aky waaah fake life things kwa ground are different

[@lilylily770]

How bad is it

[@janehughes6927]

Good job Lydia for the work you are doing. I find that our Kenyans can hardly give support in the diaspora if one is in need. When I landed here first and I was looking for a job. I met a Kenyan lady who killed me with the words she gave me. I went home feeling horrible worthless and vowed to support anybody who requires support. I don't choose if I meet somebody who requires guidance I provide it the best I can.

[@clareowens6476]

Kenyans in diaspora don’t support each other From experience a Kenyan boss denied me job telling me hapendi kufanya kazi na wakenya

[@shillayana1649]

@@clareowens6476 niwabaya i have experience on it.Wakenya ni wabaya aki.

[@moraamoraa4523]

@@clareowens6476 oh nooo...so sorry...

[@moraamoraa4523]

@@shillayana1649 seriously?i didnt get the opportunity to get to the UK but everything in God's time

[@moraamoraa4523]

Hi jane..share with me your email address please

[@fellyoiyee9212]

Everything I touch prospers... That is the spirit

[@joskyshams4758]

Fellow Kenyans; Lydia was in UK without tasting alcohol and she doesn't tweng'

[@marionlumbi7003]

And she's been there for 26 years 😂😂😂

[@neches.a]

I like her subtle British accent

[@joskyshams4758]

@@marionlumbi7003 who bewitched us?

[@masivohbeatrice6333]

😅😅

[@marionlumbi7003]

Seems the ancestors aren't happy😂😂😂

[@Reciprocate-122]

What a story!!!!!!! Guys never ever give up. Thanks Lydia for sharing your story with us.. thanks Lynn for hosting such amazing people

[@TSHEPOMANAKS]

i am so inspired Lynn... this lady is powerful. We need someone to encourage us to start our own businesses

[@janem.nduku-official]

Sometimes I listen to these shows and I just breathe deep and relax. Kumbe it's not me alone who has been through tough life. There is always a reason to listen to LN shows.

[@findingian001]

😂

[@janem.nduku-official]

@@findingian001 I've subscribed hope alot of stuff is loading

[@hildawambui4213]

When you understand that poverty cycle can be broken don't stay stagnant involve God and then work towards making it 💕💕💖💖its a blessing to hear from Lydia 💕💖 mind shifts guides ❤️Lyn much 💕

[@WanjiruMuya]

Taking a cheating partner back is like giving someone an extra bullet because the first one missed you 😢. In diaspora we should embrace and love each other✊we are here to hustle & win not unnecessary jealousy

[@carohkilonzo3068]

I like that

[@janem.nduku-official]

true

[@angelawambui1468]

It's like EATING YOUR OWN VOMIT FOR DINNER.

[@missrk7943]

Sadly we are the only race that see each other with a bad eye(evil eye)

[@margaretwanjiku3136]

Shiru uko where

[@lyndenice6401]

I love how open and straight she is...anyway there is nothing impossible under the sun...as long as your with GOD

[@carolinegitonyi6962]

I love how Lydia explains her story, she went through so much and she’s not afraid to share it❤ #drop#delete#moveon. 👍

[@dorisabuko]

I personally know Lydia, our ex-husbands were brothers, I also went through just what she went through...that family Lydia and I got married to, was not a good family at all ..they all seem to not get married, and those of them that marry, don't know how to stay true to marriage....am glad I left...now we'll settled in the USA for the last 22 years, visiting Kenya, also a philanthropist

[@darkkuspang]

Woow so both of you failed in picking the right man but also picked from the same bad batch?

[@jalofrice5153]

Doris si wewe uliuwa mtoto wa huyo bwanako kwa sababu ulikuwa umepanga kuhepa kwenda ulaya, hata ukaiba maiti ya mtoto ukazika langata bila family kujua.

[@natureanditshabitats2393]

@Doris Damaris,don’t you think that it’s unfair generalizing your failed marriages on the entire family,for your info some of them are happily married.you were married to an individual may his soul Rest In Peace but not the entire family.

[@jalofrice5153]

Doris killed her own dota because she had unfair with another man who had promised her to take to uk. You murdered the child burried her in langata cemetery and eloped with a man to uk. Unaanika watu na siri yako haijifuchi ata kwa mwenyezi mungu. May the father and the dota rip. Idiot

[@jalofrice5153]

@Doris Damaris, you killed your own dota in that marriage because you were cheating on him with another who promised to take you to the US. You even stole the body of the baby and went burried in langata without family members, despite family arrangements to burry her in her fathers home. Unaanika watu na siri yako haijifichi ata kwa mwenyezi mungu.

[@sarahsilva4926]

Lydia, you're an amazing woman. You have narrated a very painful 17-year-old ordeal in the most truthful, graceful, and yet hilarious way. Thank you for being real and demonstrating great self-accountability. It's very important to review the input that landed us in dysfunctional situations/relationships - it's a learning curve on what to avoid next time! Nimejipata hapo na macho ikafunguka when my tears finished 👀wueeh, I have 2 girls now, they are my graduation certificate so wacha maisha iendelee!

[@franciskajessy4468]

I like your story my dear🇺🇸🇹🇿

[@aminasaid8311]

Mine left me after i brought him to saudi Arabia sawag,to make the matter worse he sent divorce while i was pregnant 😥Wallahi this was very painful, ata hivo life lazma iendelee, ilibidi niache mtoto wa 3weeks nirudi kibarua😥😥 sa nyengine huhisi nilete story yangu tuko nikikumbuka mahali nimetoka na yeye kulala chini kwa mkeka kwa nyumba za makuti eeeish wanaume yaawa

[@sussyalum0152]

Don't even ask for help from him.. he will come back to his mind eventually. He will come asking for forgiveness..

[@Angela-q5d8e]

😢

[@sagekara3151]

lydia wow wow as a 25yrs old female this is so motivating thank you

[@eddnamakori3591]

Marriage has never stopped men from sleeping around, its the fear of God in a man that stops him. A real man doesn't have time to cheat because that man is too busy providing all of which a good woman deserves

[@nutritionistmagdaline2122]

Well said

[@mercymeriy7851]

hapo kwa kuleta boyfriend uk Lyn ebu tu sanitize kwanza then tu continue 😁

[@arlettembilizidebbie3931]

Lydia's story is uplifting and she is so hilarious 🤣. I love how she smiles throughout the show even while sharing her struggles.💪👏💃

[@maryleroux9215]

That was owesome ! Lydia ,I came to kenyans in the park from Paris with a friend and it was so overwhelming . Can’t wait to come again. Keep on doing the good work … and to you Lynn , you are just amazing ! Keep it up

[@bigheartfoundation]

Lynn you inspire me so much . Keep at it . We love you 😍 You are impacting this generation.

[@marymuthoni8574]

Major takeaway "DO NOT AND NEVER GIVE ANYONE YOUR POWER". Lynn, I have watched lots and lots of videos in this show but this one has been a great turn around for me. I have put down this comment because I believe I will look back at it and see the progress I have made from this day. God bless you Lynn and God bless Lydia and everyone.

[@Probity100]

Never give your power or money away

[@evejblessing5401]

For sure Lynn is very energetic and she's always a heroine in our generation.thanks for impacting our souls mammy

[@violettalia6133]

Lynn indeed you are more than a sister to many...I keep on tuning each day.. for real I get motivated..your stories make many to be left motivated and encouraged.. thanks for standing with us for free..then my siz 👊 big up...never give up in life...

[@nyakinyardaddy575]

That's my girl LYDIA TETT. (KENYAN and FRIENDS IN THE PARK) The only well organised event in majuu. Waa sio WAKENYA WOTE..! This one I have to listen to. Majuu hakuna mama ya mutu.!! I was married with a poor white man for 2 years /divorced after 2 and a half years . Managing alone with the GRACE of GOD ❤. Waah sikujuwa umepitia hivyo.. IT CAN ONLY BE GOD(Lydia Tett). I always blame those so called friends because men wanaweza ata kulala na panya! BIG UP Lydia ❤❤❤.

[@tamiramutunga155]

Ala kulala na panya

[@nyakinyardaddy575]

@@tamiramutunga155 Yes.. very dangerous spieses.

[@life-tech-talks]

@@tamiramutunga155 🤣

[@philipokoth4218]

Poor white man 🤣🤣🤣🤣.

[@akishajoseph6876]

Wow wow I can't get enough of this ati the"kaboyfriend"lydia you are such an amazing and inspirational, hardworking lady who never gives up your story narration makes the episode sweet and motivational is acquired,,, thank Lyn and the team for bringing us this episode life educational is gained

[@Ju_stagirl]

I love love this episode, take home ~ " don't give out your power" thanks Lydiah and thanks Lynn for hosting her...awwww ,my prayer today ,"Please God make me the best version of how you created me to be" Drop,delete and move on.!.

[@estherwangari7283]

Hapo kwa wrong course wachatu ..I did tour guiding....more than 18yrs ago..ata siku moja sijawahi fanya job.. maybe I will guide people in heaven 😉.

[@lilylily770]

😂😂 aki usiseme hivo....I hope yenye nafanya nitapata job

[@KuiWaKamau]

This is the best Platform Kenya has to express the real life realities for Kenyans both at Home & in Diaspora. Lydia is talking the reality of the majority of diasporan, we are our OWN enemies. Many forget that Charity begins at HOME. Thank you Lynn for this Platform. 🙌💕😇🌻🙏

[@lucykamau1336]

Bless You my sis

[@cynthiaabuya7288]

Yes funds with the way because it's easiest.

[@cynthiaabuya7288]

Okurrr

[@Sofia-dl9vw]

Lyn is truly an amazing person. The way she promotes Edwin just shows her good heart and her respect for her team. Kenya, we are lucky to have her!

[@marykafietrasha4532]

Kenyan we hate each other,visit Middle east at large you'll experience by yourself,especially ladies, wah,,Mungu saidia, Thanx Lynn for highlighting her story, be blessed

[@lucykaruri2025]

true

[@carohkilonzo3068]

How can you people help me to join you

[@salkanini6277]

True 💯 aki and the way Nigerians love one another....what l went thru in the diaspora....in the hands of my baby daddy who is a Kenyan....only God knows

[@nyakinyardaddy575]

Binadamu.. sio wakenya wote!! NO-ONE HAS THE POWER TO DO ANYTHING CONTRARY TO THE WILL OF GOD.

[@Priscillazawadi]

Nakuchomeana Kwanza Kwa makazi

[@mamawatorotalks8208]

Don’t give your power away and don’t allow nay sayers! So are we expecting Lynn in the UK for kenya in the park ama? Love you both, Lydia such a powerful woman and Lynn as usual well done 👏

[@njerimuathe8493]

Thank you Lydia for this inspiration talk. I have taken back my power after 16 years

[@divine5582]

Love Lydias energy, A true definition of a resilient Woman . Love her Her story is inspirational

[@noxiek]

Just this discovered this channel and I am from South Africa 🇿🇦. loving it .thou I get lost sometimes because of language I will stay here😍

[@lilylily770]

Welcome 😊

[@gracekaranja854]

The Es and Us 😂😂.. Girl you are doing well with them👏👏👏. Thank you Lynn for bringing Lydia. There are a million lessons to learn from her story..

[@marymusyoka7260]

The definition of a strong strooooong woman,I'm young and I have been inspired,,,thank you Lynn ❤

[@philiphinentinyari7856]

The way this great lady is saying kaboyfriend is reminding me alot of things at this young age.

[@judykihuria6075]

I know aki nacheka everytime anasema kaboyfriend 😂😂

[@janetadhiambo912]

This name Rose....🤣🤣🤣Let me laugh...mbona makachungwa wanakuanga tu Rose aki....Lydia you are blessed and Favoured..

[@vivafrica6076]

Am so glad that someone else is sharing my story through hers, I also grew up with a very abusive dad, especially towards my mum,am now a grown and am having problems with relationships, but I believe in God ,he will break every chain in Jesus name 🙏

[@grayceegracie5050]

I'm loving this lady already even before I finish this story. I want to comment about (people not being supportive or just being mean and evil to wakenya wenzao in Diaspora) I have lived in UK for 20 years now. I have seen and heard all these stories here. I think it depends with the people you walk with/ the people we take as friends. I went through this from friends from, Uganda, Zimbabwe Kenya just mentioning a few. It's the spirit of jealousy that gets into them. Others is insecurity with their partners and you will be hated just for nothing. It takes the hand of God to come out of such situations. I thank God I decided to be "mjinga wa Yesu" cos I couldn't be anything else. Its a decision I took and I'm glad I did. I have come this far in God with God alone. I was just about to go back to kenya only 3 years down the lane. BUT GOD. 🙏🙏

[@NileGoddess]

Absolutely true I agree with you same thing I decided to do in Canada focus 100 percent on God And forget them

[@christinekamau9122]

I have done the same thing here in the US, I work hard, my bosses love me and I pray every day for God’s protection. Around other Kenyans here is a complete no go zone. It is sad but it is what it is and it works out well!

[@NileGoddess]

@@christinekamau9122 it’s the way to go Sis.No need for trouble

[@ritahqueen4821]

I'm a Ugandan, but Ugandan's are the worst enemies in uk

[@NileGoddess]

@@ritahqueen4821 Africans do that to each other my dear .We let divide and conquer control our Lives after colonization

[@macmwash8555]

We have something in common with Lydia, I feel if only I had a good foundation, I'd be 1000miles away.....my ambitions never fades, currently in Qatar but soon am coming there to join you, I feel inspired, whether I crawl whether walking.....soon I wonna go to UK..thankyou Lynn 😘

[@africanqueen9589]

Woow my dream too

[@calebkogo4411]

Wishing you the very best

[@jacklyneshiru4928]

Try reaching out to Ehuman ltd. They may be able to help

[@josphinewambui7004]

Waooooh! Lydia am encouraged. Am at my first stage of healing the pains I have been through and your story is just so inspiring.. Lynn we are proud of you ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@anastasiangugi9199]

I just love how Lynn introduce her guest i can't stop smiling...MUCH LOVE MY MENTOR

[@margaretwanjiru8014]

So glad to come across this story. Lydia is the epitome of a focused, determined, loving, and all the good virtues. Story well articulated.

[@RobaiKisiaKadanya]

Am inspired ...... Powerful quotes "Don't give your power away! "'First Dose....deal with it!' "God make me a better version of who you created me to be". "Focused consistency , determination". " Drop delete and move on"

[@rosewilliamskenya2478]

Woow aren't you all looking great 👍🏾. Thank God for Lydia. Enyewe mungu ni mungu. Hapo kwa Rose wooiiii Anywho not all Roses are bad wazuri tupo pia. I also hated penina but have great friends by the same name

[@yatornaomi9247]

I love this woman.....the courage she has and determination is on another level

[@obinnaibaya509]

She's my twin I am go getter like her,I lived in abroad for 14yrs.l hustled like no more life with prayers and I got everything I really wanted I thank God.lt's all in your mind set you can get all you want

[@lilylily770]

How did you manage to go,was it through green card or

[@unicornstable667]

This story has had me going through so many emotions i don't know what to feel.Just glad it ended up well

[@stellank7931]

This ex had a Jezebel spirit on another level! Lydia you are woman of God that got rid of that demon. God hasn’t forgotten you🙏💗💗💗

[@wambuiwanyutu]

I don't know why Kenyans literally hate each other everywhere..Even here in Canada I'd rather suffer trying to solve things for myself than ask a fellow Kenyan..They either misguide you or put you in a frying pan..

[@clareowens6476]

Wivu mingi sana

[@binti_jannet]

Woiyee! So sad. Keep pushing, all will be well

[@carolinengugi8117]

My dream place canada

[@sussyalum0152]

I don't even share apartment with Kenyan.. I tried once we we we saw fire 🔥🔥🔥

[@okwaratyron3595]

Lydia you have really inspired me as a man.i am learning never to abuse any woman and no woman deserves any kind of abuse be it physical emotional or verbal.also am learning to be there for my kids.golden knowledge for me while in my 20s

[@daniells71]

Not just women; no one deserves to be abused.

[@margaretlum8123]

You're marvellous Lydia. What a sad, joyful story unfortunately there's too much of it narrated in Swahili, I believe, causing one to miss part of your story.

[@mgtvnews6890]

You need to watch Andrew Kibe... You're taking a dangerous turn by watching a women's show

[@lilylily770]

Inspiring

[@schosay_]

I am addicted to Lynn's work all the way from🇹🇿🇹🇿

[@edithamkolwe]

🇹🇿🇹🇿🇹🇿 in the house

[@vanessalaizer4363]

Mimi ndio niko uku kila siku, nice to meet you guys!

[@edithamkolwe]

@@vanessalaizer4363 nice to meet you Vanessa karibuni Nairobi

[@kemmymugele350]

Me too

[@nurathmbelwa6597]

Kumbe tuko wengi

[@irenemwangi1583]

Lydia you are such an inspiration..you have touched my life in a way you can never know.

[@joanmiano7402]

The message I have for Lydia, gaaaalllll you inspire me to no end!! Now I see where all the energy comes from! I see the impact that you have in the society you are in, in the UK non other! A Kenyan Friend to All! So so so proud of you and Happy always to attend Kenya and Friends in the Park. Your support and genuine friendship is a blessing!!! See you in June!🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰😀

[@sharonchepkoech9151]

Hello , nani mwingine akingia KZbin the first thing is to check Lyn ngungi's show big ❤️

[@marthakiiru8016]

26yrs???and she speaks so well kiswahili. Mimi nikienda 2years nimesahau🤣.......

[@kui9993]

😁

[@DavTec1]

You will never forget your first languages unless you left your birth country at a very young age, (let’s say maybe less than 10 years old) I left Kenya aged 15, I speak kikamba fluently and Kiswahili! My brother was 13, he has struggles kidogo with kikamba and Kiswahili , then English too coz we speak German here. Now 22 years in Vienna .. I wonder how you forget your mother tongue ?!!!! Anyway, ni Maisha !!!!

[@marthakiiru8016]

@@DavTec1 😇😇 gal,,i was saying this on behalf of other people i have heard .. I agree on that wengi ni pretendance but its ok . I listened to a lady she went to US 2020 but the swahili she is talking now🤣🤣🤣 acha tu... The accent she is faking acha tu...but ni sawa.

[@DavTec1]

@@marthakiiru8016 hahahaha wacha tu … they just don’t know how proud some of us are speaking more than 4 languages almost perfectly …

[@masivohbeatrice6333]

@@marthakiiru8016 true 😅😅😅😅😅aki some people

[@Kezia-rashford]

Team gulf the lady assured us there is still hope don't give up,drop,delete and move on 🙏🙏

[@doreenmwenda939]

Just because you've a history with someone doesn't mean you have a future with that person.

[@LynnNgugi]

Love love love this saying:)

[@doreenmwenda939]

@@LynnNgugi 🙏🙏🙏

[@alittleofeverything.9581]

Truer words have never been spoken.

[@tamiramutunga155]

Aki ebu say that again📣📣📣

[@sharmatbraids5890]

Exactly

[@milliepohl6272]

Lydia I saw a picture of you on a uk bus. Girl you make us proud 👏. I enjoyed this. we love you and appreciate you and your work.

[@life-tech-talks]

Wow this is really good. @ Lynn Ngugi

[@summerrose8439]

Millie, bus??? what bus? like 149, 73, 41,349 etc this is a good interview.

[@milliepohl6272]

it' saw it in London, longtime. I can't even remember.

[@FashionArtMediaTV]

My darling Lydia Olet, Kemunto here, watching, all the way from Scotland. I love you and respect you a lot.

[@lucksonomari4999]

i don't know what is wrong with Kenyans in the diaspora and why they can't support each other. Let's learn from Nigerian diaspora those guys support each other even those without immigration papers those guys assist where necessary , shida ya Kenyans abroad ni kuonea wengine wivu that they will succeed more than you. It shouldn't be always that Kenyans abroad support you when you are dead in bringing the coffin back home . We need to change.

[@Missieartitudetv]

I’m Ethiopian Kenyan ,married to a Nigerian man ,anywhere we travel to we always link up with the Nigerian community wherever we go .Trust me you the love isn’t the same from ur own ! I feel so better saying I’m Nigerian at least anywhere I go ,I’m sure to always have people behind my back to help me out in any way !I’m honestly happy and proud of my Nigerian citizenship 🤣The love is too much ❤️😘

[@Karol_Lynne]

I love the recilience in this lady.She's such a vibe and so funny😀u cud listen to her all day

[@Dorismteuledestiny]

I can feel her, after all the sufferings together.

[@magdalinenjeri364]

I need this courage...I love it when I see you ladies showing us the best ways to take...." By choice"💪.No giving this men our power wooow

[@winicatewainaina4456]

The starting speech for Lynn ooooowh my ..... GOD ..VERY ..NICE. IT'S MAKES YOU TO KEEP WATCHING 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰💖💖💖💖💖💖

[@PositivityOnly001]

Lydia Tett Olet!!!!!! Please have Lydia again amalize story LOL So much truth about majuu!

[@favouredblessed2631]

Lyn am telling some kenyans will bring you down in this Europe, the day I will tell you my story woi woi, I thank God my man all these years he stood and stand by me am not even yet 30yrs but experience yangu nikama ya 100 yrs person 😂😂 there is God truly ❤️

[@rexzclan9403]

I agree with you never bringing a man to your house.. I made the same decision and not looking back. Your kids will respect you.

[@Nekole1]

I agree. I feel the same way.

[@rosegallus4048]

I'm Rose and a Pharmacist 😄. What a coincidence 🤦! I have never loughed so hard🤗

[@mercydouble-u8384]

🙆

[@SilviaM_]

😂😂😂

[@rosenjeri768]

Ha ha ha....

[@m.cdeborde8483]

🤣🤣

[@everevolve247]

I feel fortunate to have heard her advice that you do not give anyone your power. I love that she is accountable to the decisions she made and how she learned from them which has equipped her to empower her girls to be better than her. That is what a good mother is and may she be blessed for her wisdom and philanthropy.