The Betrayal of Kenya's Athletes | Unreported World

[@Charlie-ql1wi]

Ade is one of my favorite reporters on this channel because of his positive energy, smile and love for others and learning about their stories.

[@wendyalexander5342]

I agree

[@pedrobelmont8496]

I do agree he gives a good energy for us..I don't know why...but it's true... I like as well an iranian report called Ramita navai but she gone,she never again made a documentary..

[@904czv4]

Lotte Tikka he’s awesome!

[@AfricanWithNoFlies]

First time seeing him. That's the first thing i picked up actually

[@mrstealyourgrandma7647]

Yeah I agree wheels is such a good reporter

[@vivax5323]

I love how this documentary displays my country. No overflowing sewage, no crying malnourished children with flies all over their mouths and no collapsing mud houses. Even though poverty was part of the theme, they dint exaggerate anything. Instead aired their contents with respect

[@T1Oracle]

@TheCultLeader In Chief If Africa wasn't destroyed by European colonial rule. Robbed of natural resources, people, entire species of animals, constantly invaded by foreign soldiers, constantly delivered weapons money to the most corrupt people in Africa, then Africa would be better. Look up King Leopold. Look up DeBeres Diamonds, look up colonization and every war in Africa. Go to any country and you find good people and bad people. When you choose to do business with the corrupt instead of the righteous, you are a party to that corruption.

[@nilspace5233]

Love from India

[@liiillllliiilllliilllliii9461]

@doggy - yeah but they make a lot of money

[@asdfasdf154]

@@T1Oracle Wrong. The colonized place in Africa is most prosperous place in Africa. The places where there is no contact with whites are the poorest. This is the fact. Without white people, there would be no industrialization in Africa and they will literally be living in huts. It will be equivalent of those tribes who made no contact with civilization.

[@unrealgalaxy9669]

@Jesus is Fake nobody asked for your opinion. Keep your unwanted disgusting shallow opinion to yourself.

[@usptact]

Q: why do you guys run? A: we run for money. I appreciate honesty.

[@africanatheist7946]

Honesty

[@lanardfletcher1422]

That was my favorite part

[@DanielGarcia-ir8oe]

Vladislavs Dovgalecs His running for money is for survival. It is different then an American saying he’s running for money.

[@eopanther8]

@@DanielGarcia-ir8oe word, wanting money to literally eat is different from wanting money for a rich lifestyle.

[@irenedavo3768]

Vladislavs Dovgalecs please watch videos of Jim Nduruchi

[@yoshimuroi7771]

Anyone watching this Julias has made it to the international scene.

[@kashifbilalali7609]

I believe he also won Spain marathon 3 months back with a finishing time of 2:12:05

[@Da-wu5mk]

Thanks for the update my dude

[@yoshimuroi7771]

@@Da-wu5mk No problem, I hope the best for him in the coming years as a clean athlete.

[@doaa7941]

I'm glad he doesn't have to eat only once a day now

[@yoshimuroi7771]

@@doaa7941 Yeah, one less Kenyan to worry about.

[@Steven-ng4eo]

The guy runs 30km a day and eats once.... THAT'S INSANE

[@MiamiPush2theLimit]

stiev yy I feel like a lazy fat bum. I can’t believe this. I feel so bad😩

[@srmutoka]

Our sports Cabinet Secretary is just a joke. Yuck

[@carmcam1]

planning to do omad, this gives me hope.

[@nickvledder]

If he was my neighbour, I invited him for a good lunch.

[@parkerchin5559]

Insane caloric deficit, no wonder all them runners are so thin

[@nguyenquanganh4791]

Other athletes, they run for fame and stuffs, but here.... They run for a living.... That is what's hurt me most. 😑

[@Ambigious]

Nguyen Quang Anh No one who runs for fame will succeed

[@04jpalfa29]

@@Ambigious Mo Farah maybe idk

[@Ambigious]

Tumpung Did he run for fame?

[@tahatanvir6107]

All the other athletes, they also planned to run for a living, they are so good at it, they gained fame from it

[@Ambigious]

Taha Tanvir But they arent running for fame, do they? They run for the money

[@hellowelshy]

i hope they pay him for doing the documentary

[@bellar8381]

Yes I’m pretty sure they do. Like the anonymous doping guy, why would he agree to be interviewed if he wasn’t getting paid?

[@1lafchris]

@@bellar8381 For exposure that's it. If he was already famous they would pay him. He is lucky, usually he would be the one paying.

[@hihu321]

J1rst That’s not true lol

[@closmasmas9080]

If anything, they had to pay to be able to spend time with the athletes

[@appiahallan]

Of course

[@midnightaustin9287]

eat once a day, also the meal isn't something good or beneficial, yet he is still able to run 200km in a week, man imagine if he had all he need....

[@irenedavo3768]

Midnight Austin please watch videos of Jim Nduruchi

[@Tugalukeni]

It OK to eat once per day but they should eat their traditional food from that fertile land and in the morning. It not healthy to eat every meal of the day or week. One should not eat until what was eaten last is eliminated. Yes it true Kenya sport managers are corrupt. As a footballer I would play better on light meals.

[@nelsonkiiru7252]

Just imagine!That is the thing about Afrikan sports people. Extremely gifted even despite the poverty.

[@malikasundetova139]

@@nelsonkiiru7252 That is actually the reason why Africans are so talented. They run the limits nobody can ever do

[@nelsonkiiru7252]

@@malikasundetova139 True despite the poverty they push themselves. It takes very strong mental toughness to be able to work through things even if it all seems all grim.

[@AhYes-it3mr]

I nearly cried when Julius said he would run for him and wouldn't let him down in the finals... I felt that

[@pedro55845]

I have good news he won the Boston Marathon a few weeks ago I have link to video if you like

[@vedantkaran1853]

@@pedro55845 link please

[@pedro55845]

@@vedantkaran1853 kzbin.info/www/bejne/bnTEgmdnrMZ7iZI

[@oscarchen9691]

@@pedro55845 that is not the same Julius..... at all

[@mrman4279]

Julius is one of the most clean real and strong athletes I have ever seen, to be able to run so strong like that despite lack of nutrition and saying no to drugs( as all athletes should) He deserves so much more

[@pedro55845]

I have good news he won the Boston Marathon a few weeks ago I have link to video if you like

[@idoperlmutter6660]

@@pedro55845 how did he fly to boston with what money

[@pedro55845]

@@idoperlmutter6660 most likely he made it to the nationals and from then on he continued check it out kzbin.info/www/bejne/bnTEgmdnrMZ7iZI

[@KS-bo7rm]

@@pedro55845 Now that is a story that should be told. I know it would be an amazing story. Someone should make a full length feature film

[@JW77]

I think this is him en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julius_Kiprono_Tarus

[@dragsigma]

Man when the guy said “I won’t let you down” my heart sank. It is a cruel joke that people still have to grapple with such impossible challenges in the modern world.

[@irenedavo3768]

dragsigma watch on You Tube Jigger Victims

[@fatimaa6769]

I think it was a subtle way for him to ask for help/for the reporter to help him reach his goals

[@rachelmkandawire9353]

Mine too

[@mohazofficial2557]

I felt that too.. this made me even think that foreign agencies should come and take such people who are dedicated and even make them of their country

[@ethankrampitz2535]

Actually no he was right. Just won the Gran Canaria Marathon in Spain, name is Julius Kiprono Tarus

[@t1621]

"We run for money" --- most genuine & true reason

[@Fanrose2475]

It's obvious. Money brings opportunity, opportunity for more food, more gear, more shelter, protection etc. It's ironic that people who are born with everything that he is so desperate for would be demonizing and hating the motive. There's a thing or two you can learn from a man w h o is dying for a chance of getting what you already have

[@johnvisioneertv]

I like people genuity

[@nelsonkiiru7252]

@@Fanrose2475Not to be racist or anything like that I noticed it's mostly white people who have this demonizing thing with people wanting money. Like it's shameful yet it's not cause we all need money.

[@Fanrose2475]

@@nelsonkiiru7252 for me it's always been people who have always been better off or very vague, "motivational speakers".

[@josecarlosxyz]

thats the way to survive.

[@sabrinhussein3586]

I can tell you 100% that the corruption in Kenya is what is holding the whole country back. Seriously it is everywhere at all levels with the most corrupt being the cops followed by those who work in top positions in certain public sectors... I an so ashamed of this country We call ourselves "Nchi ya kitu kidogo" which means "The country of 'something small' "

[@nananana2980]

Sabrin Hussein it not only Kenya my sister,everywhere in Africa...corruption is killing the continent....the worse part is African governments is selling the continent to China now..

[@sabrinhussein3586]

Nana Nana it is everywhere and it's so sad to see. The future seems so bleak. We have such amazing potential but none of it gets to be realised

[@KingofZamunda.]

Rotten , rotten rotten

[@zakybara7757]

The hole continent is being hold back because of corruption 😂

[@healingenergy7489]

Sabrin Hussein same with the United States . The corruption is VERY bad. If not worse.

[@XoneSpecialsGaming]

for everyone wondering, he won the gran canaria marathon and broke the record for fastest time just 2 months ago.

[@ggdd1299]

Not the same Julius

[@slamdunk118]

@@ggdd1299 that was him, have you seen the pictures ?

[@ggdd1299]

@@slamdunk118 i actually stand corrected, that was him, sorry. I am so happy that all his hard work paid off.

[@irenedavo3768]

XoneSpecials please watch videos of Jim Nduruchi

[@rids7802]

who??

[@beastwillevolve307]

this reporter is Great. please double his salary and reward him with a good hike. One of the best wheel chaired reporter and even his voice is so clear and Tonality is good. Great Reporting and your channel deserves a thumbs for unreported documents. 👏👏👏

[@felixlingelbach2758]

Yes, I can follow this report as if in my mothertounge. And a very fine report. Cannot remember seen so much true Kenya before.

[@danielafeldmane8478]

agree

[@epexusJeffryDalisay]

What's his name?

[@rgqwerty63]

@@epexusJeffryDalisay His name is Ade Adepitan , hes an ex British wheelchair basketball player

[@angelararara6350]

He's not a wheel chaired reporter, just a reporter.

[@EbrimaTunkara]

With all the money coming from sponsorship, the Kenyan authorities have failed to invest on their athletes. It is typical African corruption that is affecting the progress of the continent..

[@ManjeetSingh-uj3cm]

Ebrima Tunkara probably third world nations biggest problem. Can say it fr my country too

[@antoooa8664]

@@ManjeetSingh-uj3cm How sure is that 😅😅 Are Yu kidding?

[@ManjeetSingh-uj3cm]

@@antoooa8664 coz i m from india where corruption is the real god😂

[@antoooa8664]

@@ManjeetSingh-uj3cm oooh I was mistaken I meant to ask That's nice how dare could he say Kenya ain't a 3 world country

[@jellydopenut2073]

@that's nice Kenya is a 3rd world country

[@LimXinEe]

Julius Kiprono has won a marathon in Spain last month!!!

[@jasonbernstein2]

www.laprovincia.es/deportes/2019/01/27/julius-kiprono-tarus-vence-record/1141635.html

[@weare4686]

Now that's awesome.

[@kashifbilalali7609]

His finishing time was 2:12:05 for 42k

[@ggdd1299]

Juliius Tarus Kiprono

[@dieselbeastgamerkushgod7784]

Why is the world so cold we should all be living better nobody deserves to suffer like this tears came to my eyes many times during this interview

[@adrianbrandheini319]

Mad respect for the reporter making things happen even though h is in a wheelchair! Great documentary and keep up the great work!!

[@brysontendwa6998]

Man, this dude is standing taller than most of us. I'll look for his story, I'm sure its a moving one. Here i come feels XD

[@pinut187]

Why couldn’t he make things while in a wheelchair?

[@108wee]

isn't that dude in a wheel chair a famous athlete himself? I swear ive seen him before.

[@coveredinblood827]

Adrian Brandheini ye He IS in a wheelchair but Majestät a documenta about running. And Hes fine and Happy. He be blessed in Jesus name and all Featured persons

[@ashathor9269]

give the man in a wheelchair the runners story...... lol

[@alexandergaynutdinov2928]

Even the slowest Kenyan is faster than most people 😂

[@felistergatwiri7134]

I don't think I'm faster than you 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂

[@nelsonkiiru7252]

True!

[@nelsonkiiru7252]

@@felistergatwiri7134 Nope it's true!We're really gifted in this.😂😂

[@carenkutto8206]

@@nelsonkiiru7252 cheei I kif up

[@matinajazmine]

🤦‍♀️🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@maureenw.m2677]

As a Kenyan, am totally embarrassed and disappointed. It's so sad. Something should be done

[@AdolfHitler-oo3pw]

nuke

[@bulletproofkam7931]

Funny, I was thinking gas atack....

[@docst5481]

Moh ur right

[@geofrey9667]

Something should be done for sure

[@greganikin7003]

this video was done, that's it. Same shit is happening in Russia... but nobody cares

[@KathyHussey063]

Please give us an update on Julius, his life and journey . Dying to know what happened with him. It feels so incomplete now this unfinished story of his quest. ( I'm sure the reporter felt the same when he finished, to have to leave Julius's story unfinished because Julius was robbed of this big chance he'd worked so hard for.) Also what was the reason for that race being cancelled, at the last minute with no prior notice ? That's not right ! It must cost money for these poor athletes to get to a race and it's money they don't have to just throw away. I hope I hear this man wins something huge one day. The reporter on this story is just wonderful at connecting with the interviewees and asking all the questions I want to know the answers to. I love that he has the patience and grace to show respect and allow time for their candid answers. Too many doing interviewers do too much talking and not enough attentive listening. Great job !

[@rmwilu]

I feel the same way, I am Kenyan and would be happy to help sponsor this athlete. I wonder how I can reach him!

[@875respect6]

you guys seem like really great people. i hope you do find an update on him and a way to help him :) may e try to contact the people who created this documentary?

[@Dah42]

Rhoda So you're a wealthy Kenyan? do you live in Kenya? why some Kenyans are poor and then a few are rich?

[@Shaheerquercuz]

I’m from Maldives! Currently a pilot! I want to meet Julius and help him out to reach his dream.

[@irenedavo3768]

Kathy Hussey what do you know about Jigger Victims in Kenya?

[@lydia8322]

A corrupt country means the innocents people are suffering while the greedy and wicked enjoying. Oh my Africa why???

[@xalpacazeu1332]

Lydia Eseosa Osaretin it’s the richest country in resources but the corruption is so bad. I don’t know why their government has been assassinated or sent to jail

[@brysontendwa6998]

Because just as illustrated by George Orwell in Lord of the flies, its the loudest that gathers a crowd, not the most logical or reasonable, and we kenyans are sheep

[@rimun5235]

Africa is not a country and Kenya has no resources. We don't have gold, we don't have copper, we don't have diamonds. We have nothing, lol. We export tea, coffee, flowers and fish. Honestly, we are better off without the resources. Goodness, with the how crazy corruption is, I can't imagine if we had something like diamonds, we would be fucked.

[@irishdragon2311]

Its just the African way

[@Cam...24]

Is there any way to help Julius? I have plenty of meals during the day I wouldn't mind sharing with him.

[@lydia8322]

Cam -san God bless your beautiful heart. Maybe we will get a way to help him

[@WheresTheSauce]

don't bother, a man with pride, working that hard for his dreams wouldn't dare take handouts from strangers.

[@sijoule965]

kid riglar what are you on about?

[@gabrielabdul8372]

You have beautiful heart

[@TankDaBest]

If anyone finds out a way please let me know as well, I really wanna help him out

[@AnonW]

Murican Athletes: I tries so hard to fight off temptation, the temptation to go partying, drinking, splurging on food and eating too much or too unhealthy! Kenyan Athletes: I got no money, I got no food, my energy comes from pure will power but I'm still going to out run you.

[@brooklynforever1990]

Mike Wu right

[@nigerianclassic8209]

Heartbreaking!

[@blupyxi5669]

Well, one of them was already beat. Stop the jealousy. Run if you need too. So called "murican" athletes run when they want too. We're here dealing with our own issues hearing the rest of you talk crap over our shoulders. Pathetic.

[@mback7558]

U left out everything’s raaaaaayyyysiiiiissss

[@oatmanbecauseilikeoatmeal]

When he said "I'll never give up or I lose everything" it touched my heart. What an inspiration.

[@nickvledder]

Inspiration? Desperation.

[@chem337]

Am disgusted by those athletic official Corruption is always holding back Kenya from moving forward

[@WheresTheSauce]

hey remember Sochi?

[@karansena]

food not available my heart broke.even in my nation athele lack in fund and facality.

[@avigetsbored]

Theres gotta be a go fund me for julius, I'd cover his food for a year

[@percivalsledgehammer9335]

G'day: Is there any further info on the idea of getting food and pocket money to Julius and similar needy athletes? My email: [e-mail]

[@KathyHussey063]

@@percivalsledgehammer9335 and +TheStudio Someone just contacted me on a comment above and said they used to live there and thought they could help me get in contact with him. Reason being, I want to set up a GoFundMe campaign for him, but feel that as I am not from Kenya and don't know much about their culture and society, I did not want to insult him or offend him, because in some cultures it may be offensive to offer assistance , so I want to make sure he doesn't mind me doing this. I would tell him that I'd present the campaign as something that I (or we ) wish to do for a fine young man from Kenya who is working very hard to achieve his dreams and that we think his attitude, work ethic, determination and sacrifices all deserve to be recognized , appreciated and encouraged. I would not present the campaign as something Julius is or was asking for, (because he has not asked for anyone's help and it's evident he is a fine, hard working proud young man ) I'd want to make it clear that we want to help him achieve his dreams in a safer and healthier way.

[@DurianriderCyclingTips]

what about the kids who die from starvation vs runners who just want to get rich?

[@oberlimereki5486]

@@DurianriderCyclingTips everybody is struggling to survive and to have abit of success even those runners so we cant blame anyone

[@supnigga1655]

Durianrider Cycling Tips what if he gives his money to those kids?

[@AviationNut]

Poor guy Julius is out there suffering and there is so many people willing to help him, if he would only go to an internet cafe and see these comments of people willing to help him, all he has to do is respond.

[@africanatheist7946]

He probably has a smartphone

[@burr69]

Maxwell Kibet did you see his living conditions? I doubt they were exaggerated for the video because this dude earns 1 pound a day

[@africanatheist7946]

@@burr69Even the poorest of the KENYANS own a smartphone

[@irenedavo3768]

Maxwell Kibet please watch videos of Jim Nduruchi

[@pedro55845]

I have good news he won the Boston Marathon a few weeks ago I have link to video if you like

[@amoykeishing6663]

Should we crowd fund this guy as little as one cent or penny will still change his life drastically...

[@luketarus2769]

I am so happy Julius Kiprono Tarus won Gran Canaria Maratón 2019,standard chartered Nairobi marathon among others. Congratulations

[@jay692523]

I guess his name is Julius Kiprono Tarus

[@kouaxiong1033]

Instead of hoarding all the money for themselves, can you imagine what that money can do for this sport in Kenya. The athletes and tourist it can draw into the country and what an economic boost that can give their country and people. But of course the government only worries about themselves.

[@1love775]

Ko Um my brudda/sista, this is a problem of the continent. There is SO much talent in Africa going unused😔

[@dogelife7901]

@@1love775 they keep the athletes hungry, and that hunger drives them farther than all the other fat happy countries combined.

[@Tommasini9]

If Julias can run 14:30 ... living that lifestyle? Then, some Junior College (in USA) should step up and offer him an athletic scholarship! He'll be sub 14 mins within a year!

[@burr69]

Tommasini9 honestly he could run in a mid level d1 university especially considering his situation

[@ITzYaBoiKingGamingAndMore]

lol pro college athletes are sub 14

[@burr69]

ITzYaBoiKing not always true maybe the really good guys but you don’t need to be amazing to be competing at the d1 level There are low tier and mid tier level schools that would be very happy to take someone like Him in Plus he ran 14:30 living with one meal a day working many hours without proper training I’m not saying he would become a world champion but he could do a lot for his financial situation

[@ITzYaBoiKingGamingAndMore]

@@burr69 I think he could run sub 14 maybe after 3months of eating 3 meals a day

[@burr69]

ITzYaBoiKing absolutely Idk if you know this but he won a marathon in Spain kind of recently so his state of living definitely has gotten better Turns out he was just a better road racer than track runner

[@KathyHussey063]

Is there an address where we can make contributions to Julius's quest? To help support him in his dream. He is an awesome man and needs to have the fuel in his body daily to fuel his winning races. I'm sure small amounts of American dollars go far in Kenya and if his A.K. does not help him , I bet a a lot of youtube watchers would love to !!

[@LifeofanAfricanPrincess]

Kathy Hussey you are right 50$ for him will take him 2 weeks!

[@746shix]

Google Mpesa... that is the best way to give him cash on his phone

[@KathyHussey063]

+746shix How can w get his phone number? I don't know really if he he has a personal phone but if there is a way or a number let us know, Julius !! here is the Mpesa link that can be used to send money .www.worldremit.com/en/kenya/m-pesa?ds_kid=43700014041160107&gclid=C

[@746shix]

I hope the unreported world reporter can assist in this...

[@bblwarrantydepartment981]

A.k as in ak 47? Why would Julius need a assault rifle to run races?

[@joyconboy8316]

His name is JULIUS KIPRONO TARUS idk why the video did not mention this

[@khadarisaak5896]

Its head bursting... Am a Kenyan 🇰🇪 and this is really wat it is in My country. Government always abandon her great kids

[@matzvlog4364]

If other Athletes are using EPO, it's really difficult for Julius to beat them

[@Drjarso]

am a kenyan I knew one day the truth about kenya sport will come to light.I agree with the person who said kenya is super corrupt

[@mr.buckeye6557]

WTF oromo guy. R u mad because the amhara r taking everything away from ur people? Oromos r super corrupt too & some of r fucking evil.

[@ndlsoild805]

@@mr.buckeye6557 there oromo Kenyans

[@brysontendwa6998]

I trust him though. he knows exactly what our country is like. and the worst part is we feel helpless to change it, and outsiders work in cohort with these corrupt people

[@freedomm]

At least Kenya holds a mirror to itself, airs all the dirty linen in public and tries to correct it. Oromos/Ethiopians keep it hidden and pretend everything is fine.

[@freedomm]

The guys saying Kenya is super corrupt is former MP Wesley Korir who was voted out for being ... you guessed it, a supper corrupt politician who did zero for his people. I know this is from 2016, but he’s still pathetic for going out in public and rubbishing the country.

[@odd0odium]

It's a shame the doping scandal has tainted the legacy of Kenyan runners.

[@sauceaddict9569]

odd0odium ya

[@RunWithDaniel]

I am so so happy that at last Julius as done well and he was placed 2nd in Nairobi Standard chartered Marathon 2018. In 2:15. The heart of a warrior as helped him against odds to get this far. Regardless of doping in many Kenya runners, Julius as made it. Thank you Ade for exposing this scandals and inspiring some other runners!! Be blessed!

[@mattsnowdon7341]

runwithdaniel KEN since then he has also won the Gran Canaria marathon this year in a time of 2:12

[@Stephen-ii9re]

You just stumbled up to David Rudisha? Very much envy you! I've watched his races hundreds of times

[@yankeydoodle101]

The landscape is so beautiful.

[@amoghprabhakar6691]

It really is, love the orange glow of the sun and the fields they run by

[@254Kenya]

Come visit Kenya... This is a town called Iten (in case you come that is) 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪💯👍🏼

[@nicolahsieh]

I love how your comment is so random when 99% is talking about corruption in Kenya

[@romella_karmey]

But apparently the living conditions of a lot of people is hell. It's like a Garden of Eden... In hell...

[@746shix]

This breaks my heart, I love my country but corruption is stopping us from discovering our full potential! Such determination to successed despite all the road blocks, I pray you get to see your dream come true Julius!

[@soowa4319]

julius is a strong man. Someone that has nothing to having this amazing spirit, very inspirational

[@TyanaAlexandra]

"I run for money" I was expecting something poetic like he loves the freedom or something like that. Very sobering to hear this honest answer especially in the context of the rest of the documentary.

[@Cafe_TTV]

Wow... And he runs into David Rudisha. Not even two minutes into the video and this is already amazing! I have so much respect for the Kenyans! Love from Canada.

[@frannydarko2698]

Feel like setting up a go fund me account for Julius.To get him some proper training equipment and money for his nutritional supplements that he needs.Because the guy is running on empty and you can't eat one pack of noodles a day and compete in marathons that's just crazy..

[@mancube7645]

Might not be a good idea. He might need help getting the cash, using a relatives bank account,or a richer friend computer, etc and might not even get the cash in the long run.

[@WheresTheSauce]

don't bother, a man like that, working that hard for his dreams wouldn't dare take handouts from strangers. Let him have his pride.

[@746shix]

We dont need bank accounts in Kenya he can use Mpesa all is required is his phone number and I am almost certain he is registered...

[@MS-ze9si]

Franny YNWA beware of scams best thing i’d advise you to do is to reach the reporter and Find a solution on how to find Julius I’d also like to contribute something and it’s frustrating to not know any info about him like his Mpesa (mobile banking) number that would have been great to know of.

[@irenedavo3768]

Did Ade buy them Disinfectant or food?

[@debernard9398]

Good Job for reporting this. I am a Kenyan and Its Sad seeing Julius try but not reach He's goal..Too many issues that block He's success. Really sad.

[@akiprono]

Bro he has made it some good samarithan must have helped he just won some international marathon in Spain www.laprovincia.es/multimedia/fotos/deportes/2019-01-27-149637-gran-canaria-maraton-2019.html

[@saltandvinegar2420]

He’s really well spoken for someone in poverty. Not saying that poor people are dumb or anything.

[@FelixDev24]

Salt And Vinegar majority of us are like that. We’re a well-educated, above-par lot of Africans

[@klausrimdoi45]

Very emotional touching video. Good work brother. From a Swiss guy.

[@bisharabdul8435]

Amazing what Julius has turned out to be.Never give up

[@FreakishlyTrue]

Literally running away from poverty. Pun intended.

[@gabrielabdul8372]

FreakishlyTrue so what?

[@brysontendwa6998]

I like inappropriate humor, XD

[@BarronChannel]

It's shit and it's also not a pun.

[@emilieguillon-equitation421]

Ha ha but I shouldn't laugh. It is actually so sad. One commentry said Julius made it and I am so happy for him 😄

[@hoytsigman5435]

Actually for me I believe sprinting is a lifestyle I'm pretty fast and I love it like him so god bless him🙏😇

[@kilkenny6745]

as a kid in the middle class, this made me cry, how someone with almost nothing could achieve so much. Then i'm here fking wasting my time on stuff that wont even matter. Very inspiring, would now train everyday, if not, as much as i can. BTW can we start a fund for julius or something? thats if he hasnt got the money yet. i cant give much but i would like to help

[@erickkogo4750]

sad sir! these are literally my neigbours

[@user-og9nl5mt1b]

What about other poor runners of Kenya , u only care about jullius?

[@Trgn]

I like this reporter. He's very genuine. None of the typical condescending speculation and attitude you often see from Western news.

[@mabelpines1533]

Julius has the softest and sweetest voice I have ever heard from an adult man

[@samhaokip9126]

How do i contact him? I'd love to give him at least a month's worth of good food. Sam, India.

[@FrenchfryGamer]

julius.kosgei.184

[@opheliarango8493]

same here please!!!!!!

[@kimuei]

@@opheliarango8493 how about you guys crowdfund me 300$ dollar camera ill appreciate

[@wendyalexander5342]

He's a great reporter! Love his pieces. They've got to help these athletes. The corruption is hurting them. They need to outlaw EPO!

[@kiswahilikitukuzwe2547]

Wendy Alexander Of course EPO is outlawed. It is the corruption that should be outlawed.

[@ShannonSoSweeet]

This was soooo touching and educational. I was tearing and becoming motivated all at the same time. I wish there was something we could do. I’m over here fretting over paying my school fees but there are bigger issues in the world. I wish them all the best.

[@imviiku]

Its Sad To See This.. in india we Say That our govt. Is Corrupt but this is Corruption on whole new level...

[@Vini-xf8zq]

As a Kenyan , I agree

[@charlesbennett5591]

Imagine how far they’d run if they got the proper nutrition

[@Djesclavo]

It’s so depressing, but so good. I’m so happy that there’s finally awareness

[@Alia-bc3rc]

EPO was the drug Lance Armstrong and his teams took. I never knew it has a side effect (other than guilt).

[@kenyamajimbo]

he got cancer and passed it to his wife.

[@mcleanephatha]

@@kenyamajimbo how do you pass cancer?

[@le0nz]

Many people believe he got cancer for taking EPO

[@mynameisinuse6542]

1 pound for working on the field for 4 hours. Omg. I feel so bad for him. 😢😢😢😢😢

[@Jaykllw]

His face is hidden but would people recognize his voice?

[@nasihakb1038]

Major Flash-Backs that’s what I always wondered lol

[@freedomm]

Impossible. Thousands in Kenya run marathons professionally.

[@AndreasViklundOfficial]

Very interesting story, and such a pain to watch and learn about the desperation that motivates many runners. And the frustration of facing so many competitors using EPO and other banned substances, not really leaving any way for those who wants to be clean. And much respect to Ade Adepitan for being a great reporter and for telling a story that he clearly has close to his heart - I'd love to see more documentaries with him. And finally, like many others, I wish Julius the best and hope that he found success!

[@wejinephantus7043]

Shame shame shame on this mother land. I remember in 2017 when all TV stations were busy broadcasting stupid corrupt elections, but had no time to air the London athletics. This money should be sent directly to the athletes. Julius we all want to help but we don’t know how. So sad really.

[@theimprovist4158]

I like this reporter, despite his handicap, he does his job very well

[@raindrops1942]

The Maelstrom Shame on you! He is a fine reporter, that’s it. who asked you about his disability??

[@theimprovist4158]

@@raindrops1942 if you don't understand the content don't rush to judge. It's important to showcase why he's special. And his handicap, makes him special. Despite it, he's better than some that are healthier than him. That's what I meant. Now if you're sceptical person, that's your issue.

[@Adil-kk7oz]

Ignore him maelstorm...rain drops is an idiot

[@ManjeetSingh-uj3cm]

The Maelstrom wats disability has with reporting? R u idiot?

[@108wee]

I believe the reporter is a disability athlete himself. I swear ive seen him before. man I really got to search him up. 5 secs later; huh apparently his name is Ade adepitan. his main cause seems to be supporting disabled people sports and charities that support them. his legs are paralyzed due to getting polio as a child.

[@sdadev4845]

It absolutely broke my heart when he said “it seems that this is the last time for me training because I have no food”. You can just see the desire he has for making it out of poverty to help him and his family. I really hope these people make it pro, because honestly they truly deserve it the most

[@robertjusic9097]

Is so sad

[@RunwithSung]

This is really sad. So many Kenyans run for survival, with honest work and dedication. A very few who chase quick results, quick fame, and quick money, are hurting other 99% who put in honest work. I hope clean Kenyans and athletes around the world stay strong and honest.

[@shreyaagarwal7682]

First of all I would once again like to appreciate Ade for the sensitivity and mindfulness he uses in dealing with such sensitive issues. Such a great journalist and one of my favourites. I wish the situation for the athletes gets better in Kenya because it is really sad to see them die so young leaving behind families in such a bsd state when all they want it to better the situation for themselves and their loved ones. Super happy to know Julias finally made it

[@xXAnni3LuvsYhuXx]

“I run for money” I’m deadd😂😂 man came out saying the truth straight away

[@peterkipkoechobwogi226]

I weep for my country

[@kulmicha8639]

na #KOT ni matusi tunajua tu , sad , we should try to make difference . Starts with us

[@irenedavo3768]

Peter Kipkoech Obwogi are you on Twitter ? IreneJiggerKeny

[@gregryans4649]

Do something about it.

[@peterkipkoechobwogi226]

yea you can reach me @Hon_POK

[@peterkipkoechobwogi226]

working on it

[@lolkingrd440]

I absolutely love this reporter what's his name

[@omarabdi9452]

lolking rd Ade Adepitan

[@irenedavo3768]

Omar Abdi on Twitter

[@vkitet]

Kenyans are natural runners. I remember they once had a marathon in my city and the winner happened to be not an athlete but rather an arts students from Kenya who has hardly ran in his life.

[@vkitet]

@jason stephenson , Try staying in school some more time till you learn to communicate coherently. lol.

[@nielsrensen9677]

jason stephenson You’re such an idiot hahah

[@vhizlocero3790]

I love Kenyan athletes but what a suprise,I love the sense of humour of that man on his wheelchair,he has toned muscle than a kenyan runner! God bless Kenya!

[@civilengineeringasboonfors427]

I'm really getting inspired by your training and everything. God bless you all ,one day you gonna be a great athletes in the world

[@skyworks1621]

That Julius wont make it till 30, eating once a day after such days cant be good.

[@WheresTheSauce]

it all depends how he eats, I'm sure it's a carb heavy diet. I'm sure he has everything figured out, the most calories and nutrients for the cheapest price. I'm sure it's plain but very efficient.

[@904czv4]

sky works unfortunately, his body is probably used to it by now. I hope he makes it. Seems like a nice guy.

[@kipropkibet2232]

Many athletes began like him worse even barefooted and made it.

[@felixmakinda7689]

He's won a couple of medals since then

[@JSpyx]

the reported is so amazing...all of them are who do documentaries on this channel, but he...he's especially amazing at it!

[@connermckinnon5520]

Can we set up a fund to get this man some food. He seems so genuine and nice, and he deserves and chance to rise up.

[@ggdd1299]

If this story has a silver lining, is will surely be that Juliius Tarus Kiprono is competing internationally and that he won his first Marathon in 2019, Gran Canaria Spain. He NEVER gave up.. he kept on training... let's hope he was a good athletic career from now on.

[@temporium3982]

Its really hits me hard seeing this. Runners that can only afford one meal a day while we eat at least 3 times a day. I hope I see Julius in the Olympics soon!

[@amandafevrier2638]

I like how he said I will never give up

[@markzucc3277]

Living in Kenyan poverty is dangerous. The chance that epo gives you at a better life is worth the risk

[@undermoonstars]

I’m amazed at how fairly decent their English is. They seem educated but that obviously came with a price too. I just don’t understand how cruelly corrupt this country is in general but especially towards their athletes. Wouldn’t they want the best to represent worldwide and give them the resources and support for that? No sense of pride....

[@ruthchelimo6751]

Stellar reporting,sir. It's wrong how they treat our athletes.

[@sokkaoaf2699]

06:12 is absolutely breath taking! Kenya looks so beautiful.

[@Queen-we6wz]

Thank you On our behalf :)

[@musakomoni6510]

"I run for money" rofllmfaoooo. The dude was expecting him to say something profound and poetic. My boy dropped the truth on him real quick. "I run for money" hahahahahah

[@gilvikips2951]

I can tell you, being an athlete in Kenya and making to national elite champions is mind boggling, A lot happen behind the scene..

[@Stephen-kb7kc]

so David Rudisha just happened to be chilling by the roadside then?

[@cornerbytheocean3541]

Stephen where they are at is like a. Huge training camp

[@raymondmutua2768]

The town Ade meet Rudisha is small. It might be true..Kenyan btw

[@africanliving294]

Last month, Eliud Kipchoge and his team casually ran past me !! I was flabbergasted. It’s not uncommon to run into these great athletes as they train at least not in Kenya. I’m still always so shocked though.

[@manlikeme5567]

Nina Neenaah Damn

[@vuksgitau]

I think he was training.

[@storiesbyvivek]

"I won't let you down" - I cried here. You should too. For all the promises we make for our loved ones - This is how we sound. We should keep them 😭

[@jamesambrocio]

The charisma on this guy! I love how enthusiastic and genuinely interested he is.

[@PC-lv8dq]

What i love about these African long distance runners: they are very humble people. Not comparable at all with the western sporting mentality, where it's all about ego. Those guys have different motivations: because they want to escape poverty, because they want to reach something, but not because they feel better than someone else. A lot of western sporting people sink under the weight of their own ego and arrogance and even aren't available for their own fans anymore.

[@allgoo1964]

I don't see much difference in Ethiopia(right next to Kenya). I always thought they run faster not because of gene superiority but they are more determined. This will not change the legacy of great African runners of the past.

[@johnhippisley9106]

allgoo19 Both

[@sactownism]

Imagine if they were on a healthy diet, they would be even faster.

[@betsylynnvedrine3784]

Love to the narrator. I love his spirit , journalism, empathy.

[@nellyd9280]

This documentary is very well done. You, the reporter are very dynamic. Great work!

[@Wthele]

Prayers go out to Julian love his hard work and dedication MAD RESPECT!

[@m.j5879]

Growing up, kenyans athletes were my heroes when i was watching olympics.I even planned to write a book about them because i just loved them for what they did and for what i could feel and understand about them .It's a sad story to see how corruption took over the best of this athletes and this beautifull country.It's really sad .

[@younge1666]

they take epo to compete, every runner at the top level take peds, not just kenyans.

[@TranquiloTrev]

Great documentary. One of the best I have seen.

[@smritiparmar1209]

Julius... My dear friend you are such an inspiration!! Be brave! Fortune favours the brave and i am sure you will definitely rise to fame and glory. Good luck :)