MIC CHEQUE PODCAST | Episode 176 | Helicopter church of whatever madness Feat. PROF. WANDIA NJOYA

[@TrumphNation]

Hii ni Ile pod ya Kwanza Chaxy hataongea about Kudinyana. .........when you see it you'll understand 🎤 ✔️

[@DonlyMutugi]

Vile nimeona thumbnail,i abruptly thought about it.

[@kelvinnjeru3092]

😂

[@Princekenzie_254]

😂😂😂

[@zaddockokick.1073]

Fax 😂

[@yourstrulyKe]

One word...RANGE!! From Boutross to Mulamwah to Sifuna to Prof...!! Aaargh I love it❤

[@karenagufana6928]

Growth ...I love it

[@jshukran3925]

She needs to be back...She is speaking wisdom and intelligence. I agree with her that we need a psychiatrist to evaluate these politicians. I think some of them needs meds.

[@lekis5975]

@jshukran3925 Don't wait for her to come back, go to her KZbin platfrom; MAISHA KAZINI. She has very insightful conversations and monologues. The conversations she has with Mordecai Ogada are *chef's kiss*. Mordecai Ogada is the co-author of THE BIG CONSERVATION LIE. Him (and his co-author) Mbaria wa Mbaria were on Lynn Ngugi's show the other day, deconstructing how our Govt is colluding with West to sell the country; the minerals, the flora and fauna (herbs etc).

[@vincentm.muchangi787]

Prof Wandia Njoya was my lecturer at Daystar University, very realistic and straight forward lady. Big up to Mic Cheque.

[@SammyKaranja-o4w]

Wandia is quite right. Stop giving politicians silly attention. Don't ask for money and favours. Demand accountability

[@pete_fly]

Chaxy & CO amazes me that they have such a diverse network of different genres of people.From Artists to Journalists to Professors! Big UP MIC CHEC !

[@kevinkuria7296]

Agreed.. I came late to the party , but I have been watching them.. I love them. Massive support from England, surprise I personally know Mwaas he was our Team doctor . Rugby back in high school.

[@pete_fly]

@@kevinkuria7296 Big Up RoadMan!

[@williamwathigo1923]

This should be emulated by all gen z podcasts,I salute you guys and i echo the professor, change a culture and you will change a generation. I am a millenial and this culture of worshipping politicians who are the cause of our problems is what angers me the most. I advocate for gen z to first learn our history inorder to understand why we are in this situation. Armed with this knowledge you can remove this stealing is right, mheshimiwa mungu,kanisa hypocrisy and fear of questioning mentally. An educated action taker is a generational change maker. #NoToImpunity

[@paulmwenda-nj2pg]

I love how Mwalimu Wandia simplifies complex narratives

[@annelokeder7017]

She taught me Literature at Daystar. A class with lessons I’ll never forget 😊

[@lekis5975]

@annelokeder7017 You are blessed to have such a teacher. In our days, even if a teacher knew such things, they had to keep quiet (the stories I could tell). Take those lessons and spread them and live your life accordingly.

[@evansokech9303]

i love this...ni poa mukileta the likes coz wako na knowledge broad ya governance and she happens to be liberal am a huge fan of Njoya. WE ARE DEALING WITH A SYSTEM THAT THINKS THAT ITS SO GOOD BUT IT IS DESTROYING PEOPLE

[@josemagnifique2105]

Super proud of you chaxy, 7:43 when she said she was living with someone, i was dreading that you will ask a woman old enough to be your mom "mlikuwa mnadinyana sana?"😅😅😅

[@MrCypax]

I follow Proff. closely. She is brilliant on twitter. Alafu hamko serious, hamjui she is talking about her dad when she says someone in their house. This is Rev. Timothy Njoya ule alilimwa viboko 1997 on the streets na karau wa Moi....very popular activist preacher of the 90s

[@yourstrulyKe]

What's her handle? 😊

[@asappaul3888]

alafu chaxxy ju anafikirianga tu kudinyana anasema,,, the husband

[@nancy5821]

She is Timothy Njoya'a daughter? 😮 I follow her on Facebook and like how she articulates issues but it has never occurred to me that they could be related in any way. Ala!

[@nancy5821]

This same Njoya was among the clergy summoned at the State House the other day, no? Àma niliona vitu zangu?

[@samuelndirangu1373]

​@@yourstrulyKe @wmnjoya

[@evanswekesa9673]

Now when you watch it, you will understand.

[@lekis5975]

I'm so pleased to see the youth waking up and embracing Pan Africanism. Kenyans must embrace the notion of IDEAS, Politics driven by IDEOLOGY not PERSONALITY. *We must make INTELLECTUALISM sexy* . Kenyans are only good at passing exams, but not grappling with ideas. The time of using applying logic to build a better society is NOW.

[@loiceann8554]

Concerts are the perfect alternative for church. They literally evoke the same emotion as what people feel in church during praise and worship

[@MfalmePapito]

ya leo tumeingia class

[@lynnewakio-em5fm]

Hii nayo natuma kwa group zote zenye niko adi church juu weeeuh hao mafather wanafaa kuskia ukweli na youth pia waelewe ni akina nani wandeal nao Thank you for the knowledge😌

[@graphicschief]

One of your best episodes honestly. 10/10. An amazing angle of what is happening and how to fix Kenya for the future 💯💯. Good job guys 👏👏👏

[@mutinda_K]

1:05:44 "That unity of we'll fight together and we'll die together...". This is how real it's gotten! Gen X'ers and company, LISTEN.

[@allanzo101k]

The best thing is how this podcast has evolved. This is a really good episode, the conversation between 2 generations. Keep up the good work.

[@phoebemogoko6660]

This woman made me leave a comment here for once...class by force!!!! Love it 😍😍

[@cikundungu2598]

That feeling is hope. All humans need hope and right now religion offers it...hence the power the church yields

[@karenagufana6928]

1:27:21 I agree touch is one aspect of life we really take for granted

[@evansngare1500]

Always been reading her tweets, now X posts on X, I'd say it was such an honour to have Mwalimu on board, now I understand the mindsets of Xers & Boomers & how they were brought up.

[@littlemisssunshine6272]

This is awesome, we need to share this with our parents and grandparents. She spitting truths periods!!!! trump is already planning and plotting, google project 25. Very informative and engaging session. Thank you Mic Cheque. Thank you Mheshimiwa.

[@fuegoradio...81]

Thank you for hosting Mwalimu Wandia. Checkmate 27. Representing Kiserian miko llocked.

[@karenagufana6928]

Real talk here one of the best ....Keep surprising us with with more of such insightful guests. Good job guys!

[@jamesgachuhi1426]

Always a chequemate. This lady is serving us facts. The leader we neeed.

[@johnpaulbenedict]

I greatly concur with professor. I have learnt this from a bishop in Nigeria that It's only in the values that we can have personal responsibility to look out for and manage resources accountably. The revolution on values will be the most effect - you can see the infiltration of goons in a JUST course.

[@utamakurautamakura7435]

About extraordinary clergymen, do not forget the brave men like Cardinal Otunga, Archbishop Mwana a Nzeki, Fr Gabriel Dolan, Fr Kaiser, Bishop Henry Okullu. We would have fallen apart without these extraordinary souls, together with Rev. Tim Njoya and others. By the way guys, please bring Raila on the show to talk about organising and detention and finding strength to dream when he came out and saw that the country was in depression. And bring in another youthful philosopher like Joe Kobuthi, and a philosopher like Antoinette Kankidi of Strathmore, and also Canon Francis Omondi who is a great-minded clergyman who can explain what is our spiritual character. And certainly, please bring Mordecai Ogada whom Prof spoke about. He will grow our mind.

[@lekis5975]

Well said!!! Was Cardinal Otunga a revolutionary?

[@pauldiaz8335]

What unit does she teach i might as well enroll back to campus

[@Muhanjii]

This is such an important episode, information is on 1000% and the bridging of generational conversations 👏🏽👏🏽 Thank you guyz.

[@blessedlove2113]

Dr. MWALIMU LAND IS NOT PROPERTY NJOYA one of the most brilliant Kenyans ever born

[@alfoncekenya]

Educative,insightful and inspiring..nice content

[@barakakatana5398]

An Episode filled with so much wisdom from Prof. A must watch to all millennials and Gen Zs.

[@lekis5975]

Well said!!

[@Wanairobi]

I love this conversation and I appreciate getting to hear from Prof. Wandia Njoya

[@foingugi5998]

one of my favourite episodes

[@raytosh100]

Just for bringing her, am not skipping any ad

[@erickomolo2556]

Thanks for this guest, really educative I've really enjoyed watching the conversation

[@carolinemwikali3121]

The best interview yet these are the conversations that the youth need to engage with

[@lekis5975]

Well said!

[@leonardgitau721]

Perfect conversations for the shift needed to shape this country. Having the awareness to shift to them just makes this podcast gold, and cements it as my all time favourite!

[@mufasa8287]

This episode is worthy of a rewatch

[@MansaKimani]

Sober & Needed Conversation. "To be remembered forever you have to do right by people." - Integrity Matters. Grateful for the book recommendations Dr. Wandia. 1.The Wretched Of The Earth - Frantz Fanon 2. Education for critical consciousness - Paulo Freire 3. How Europe underdeveloped Africa - Walter Rodney Tupunguze Ignorance

[@lekis5975]

@MansaKiani To that list add - I Write What I Like by Frank Talk (The Writings of Steve Biko). Biko used to write under the pseudonym Frank Talk - The Speeches of Thomas Sankara - Winnie Mandela, A Life by Anne Marie du Preez Bezrob

[@MansaKimani]

@@lekis5975 Shukran

[@SammyKaranja-o4w]

Amazing woman

[@maysonkd8351]

Always surprising us💯,Bomb conversation 🔥Mic cheque better have a question in future History exams😂

[@mutinda_K]

2nd comment. This is the best Mic Cheque episode yet! Problems can bring out the best in us.

[@kikuyujaluo4814]

Nice conversation you should host Ed thiongo

[@paswellphilly3019]

This is some great episode I appreciate such kind of guests with great insights even that bro that does culture stuff also made me learn a lot keep up chequemates

[@lekis5975]

Please check out her platform Maisha Kazini, she has wonderful monologues and also conversations wiht the likes of Mordecai Ogada. Mordecai also has his own platform and he was on Lynn Ngugi's platform discussing CONSERVATION THE BIG LIE (how Kenya is being recolonised under the guise of conservation)

[@jimraymond404]

Hii podcast iko na range. They can interview anyone and everyone. Ikuwe Kibe ama Wandia. Noma sana.

[@Chisabaris]

One of the best episodes i have watched on your channel. Keep it up and that point on mindset keeps me thinking. Maybe it starts with our ‘christian names’ and the need to be like the white man

[@lekis5975]

@Chisabari-ko5ku Absolutely, it starts with our names, in essence the LOSS OF OUR CULTURE. African culture emphasised ACCOUNTABILITY at the PERSONAL level and COMMUNAL RESPONSIBILITY; Utu ni Mtu or the spirit of UbuNtu. They brainwashed us, imposed their CULTURE on us; Religion, legal, political and economic (CAPITALISM) system, education. And ever since, we have been looking at the world through FOREIGN EYES, devoid of VALUES that speak to us.

[@skepsi7976]

Believe it or not this platform has been key in prompting for the moment Kenya is in. Na tunasonga

[@KingofZamunda.]

Mwalimu is always SPOT ON!

[@lekis5975]

Always. She is THE TRUTH.

[@vyncem]

Prof. Njoya is in the building. ❤

[@cynthiakamau4861]

Loved this episode soo much !🎉

[@victorbaraza7989]

My love for this pod grows episode after episode keep up the good job one story at a time

[@frezyshow5892]

the part that pissed me off is about the deworming, who told them we want?

[@Tune_Into]

Now when you watch it, you will understand... 😃😃😃😃

[@MichaelWamwenda]

Thank you for inviting wisdom, do it often!

[@karenagufana6928]

31:25 Wow thats quite a different way to think of it

[@raymondmt6851]

Now, this is why this podcast is among my favorites.

[@brianedward9705]

noma sana, i`ve been a fan, now am an air conditioner

[@achokastephen]

i am gen y, and i can confirm with prof wandiya. the new education system is a mess.

[@binaonderi9499]

Gems❤❤❤❤

[@Vinci3-gee_muthama]

Enjoying live 💯🔥

[@Val983kim]

This episode has been very educative 🔥🔥🔥

[@TheeSiri]

Ya'll got Dr Wandia🥺, loved this!

[@lekis5975]

I know right? This woman is THE TRUTH!! No surprises there considering she comes from a long line of INTELLECTUAL REVOLUTIONARIES, ranging from her paternal grandmother to her father.

[@mawaristic]

Good wisdom over here 💯

[@steveomari7727]

That was eye opening

[@jimraymond404]

What a podcast!!

[@TerenceQuinton]

Nailed it on this one💯💯she just talks like my mother 💯💯💉💉✊️✊️

[@RuptsyFx]

damn she is what we need

[@Steveolock421]

now you know why they are the best ✊checkmates this guys have diverse knowledge

[@newseastafrica4628]

Truly we leave in a matrix

[@valentinesgiftshop799]

This is so eye opening

[@Shanny-y3y]

Honestly this was a very thoughtful episode ofc had to give u yo flowers❤shout out to u guys

[@mbuss6967]

WOW!

[@UNRULY-eo7fr]

Welcome guys 🎉

[@geoffreyngugi9941]

This guest🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@JeffMNjogu]

enjoying your content guys....

[@Mainneli]

Now I see why you're the No.1 pod in KE

[@hnatalhn]

Kudos guys love this podcast

[@hubyetu1094]

20:40 I'm one month in the UK ....nlienda church nangoja time ya sadaka ifike 😂😂 wueh nlingoja

[@lekis5975]

@hubyetu1094 That must have been a white church. Black churches utavuliwa mpaka wako na electronic devices ulipe na card, wengine wako na ATM on sight. Disgusting.

[@dimajor5563]

Is she Rev. Njoya's daughter?

[@patricknderitu6315]

Yes

[@SammyKaranja-o4w]

Yes

[@dennismwenda221]

Mwalimu wangu Dkt. Wandia.👏.

[@lekis5975]

@dennismwenda221 Truly you are blessed! I wish I had such teachers in my day. The stories I could tell you?! I hope you are a good student

[@dennismwenda221]

@@lekis5975 true. She has a KZbin channel with very informative content. @maishakazini

[@zaddockokick.1073]

Now you'll understand 😂, how mwas fix the jokes effortlessly and bounce back to focus is insane.... this ish doesn't feel like a podcast msee 😁 Great Job

[@ephraimwachira7458]

Yoh mic checkkkkkk 🎉

[@yourstrulyKe]

At this rate, I'm foreseeing Zakayo making moves to muzzle digital media esp social media and podcasting😭😭😭

[@naomiwanjiku800]

Thats where housing levy comes in, if you can't pay the land 'rent', unaambiwa buy the house which you pay na 'installment"

[@freddguy]

Mimi hata that polio chanjo thing i really suspect theys something behind it.

[@asappaul3888]

na vile unakuanga so vulnerable

[@newseastafrica4628]

Frame the governor and mention the dead person

[@RoyKamau547]

Great show guys

[@Nabalayo]

Asking your dad isnt a good analogy because we pay these people. We are asking our arrogant employees

[@lekis5975]

Well said.

[@TheDragandDropForum]

❤❤❤

[@Buchu007]

chaxy na hii kinyasa yako mbele ya mama 🤣

[@Sosuemishiky]

😂

[@shabanbuchu2130]

😂

[@lekis5975]

When she said, she lived in the same house with someone who was also on the streets in her 20s, she was referring to her FATHER, the REV. TIMOTHY NJOYA, one of Moi's most fierce critics. Goodness gracious me, when I think the ignorance on this podcast cannot be worse, you prove me wrong.

[@DoubleSavage-mu2cv]

Chaxxy msee umelost😂

[@asappaul3888]

frequently used word.............my generation

[@nduatialvin]

Leo Chaxy hataji kudinyana😂😂 You'll should research on the new world order, in the elites quest of reducing world's population and you will understand why all this is going. Our balls are held by the west and the government is selling us out.

[@lekis5975]

Well said. IMF has been squeezing our cajones sinces the 80s! Walikataa kupea serikali pesa in the 80s because tulikuwa tunasoma too much. Serikali ikakosa pesa za kusomesha students mpaka university, waka invent 8-4-4. From 3 subjects, students had to take 10 subjects, and gain a B- to go to university and Maths and 3 sciences were compulsory. They knew Maths na Science was going to drop students grades and only 10,000 would qualify to go to University. Imagine! In the UK a student can study LAW at OXFORD or CAMBRIDGE without having to take 'A' Level Maths/Chem/Bio/Physics, lakini in Kenya, it's compulsory for students to take Maths and 2 Sciences, this has made university entrance so tough and demoralised students. What the govt has done t the youth due to the Western interference is sad.

[@lekis5975]

Sankara decreed all Ministers must travel in ECONOMY CLASS, after all when the plane landed, they'd all land at the same time as the people in 1st class. When they attended a meeting in Washington DC, him and his ministers shared rooms, some slept in sleeping bags on the floor!!!! He used to drive a FIAT, not a PEUGEOT; fiats were very cheap- the peoples car. The current Burkinabe president, Capt. Ibrahim Traore is a SANKARIST, his chief adviser, the Prime Minister, Apollinaire Joachim Kyélem de Tambèla is a lawyer, pan-Africanist, writer and avowed SANKARIST. Sankara did not die, he multiplied.

[@zaddockokick.1073]

Tutaitisha khalif kairo hadi lini