Vacation gone wrong smuggling drugs for my friend in Ghana, costing me my good job in Turkey | LNN

When Beatrice left Kenya, she had a bright future and a great job in Turkey but a heartbreak, greed for money and a vacation in Ghana would see her smuggle drugs for her close friend and the result,..well, 10 years in a Ghanaian prison.The friend would completely ghost her after arrest feeding her to the wolves in a strange land
On this episode of LNS, she walks us through her regrets, time in prison, the pain and how she is finally taking her power back
On this 7 episode series dubbed Pain to Power, we will feature stories of women from prison both locally and international and lay focus on one organization by the name Clean Start and how they are helping reintegrate these women back to the society
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Good morning team LNN, What message do you have for Beatrice? You can also reach her through 0708798376 Please support Clean Start on the following details 0759099914 - Clean Start Office Mpesa Line (It reads Teresia Njoroge) PayPal : Donate to [e-mail] Mpesa : Clean Start M-pesa Paybill Number 543268 KFBUS : bit.ly/3tw7G1h Sendwave : BANK: EQUITY BANK| A/C NAME: CLEAN START SOLUTIONS LTD | A/C NO: 1250275094920 To share your story with us, send a summary of your story to [e-mail] or [e-mail] for consideration. Thank you so much for watching🙏

[@sweetnessoflove9154]

Please Lynn am Rebecca how can I reach you

[@joannjue]

@@sweetnessoflove9154 she has given an email to be reached, plz check

[@wacerahchege8]

When one is in Christ, no matter what happens, He walks through with you. One might feel alone but not lonely. N/B: Niegerin men are bad news.

[@queenbee8367]

I once wanted to text you about the drugs issue.Thanks for bringing this lady.Also people should learn not to accept kutumwa parcel ama kushikia mtu bag kwa airport

[@ummujamal]

@py4234 I haven’t but I have met plenty with weird behavior. And it’s not a question of living in west Africa, the whole world knows, they’re not wanted anywhere in Europe for your information. I live in Europe and I can tell it to you

[@beckymondi4397]

I was prisoned for something i never did or never Image myself i would do. The thought of my innocence makes me cry. I learned that life is unpredictable. I accepted it and moved on . Now reciding in Germay with a very good job. Thank u lord i cant express my Gratitude.

[@rexona1178]

Stay very blessed

[@Kui-l7s]

Pole for what you went through 😕. I'm glad you got your life back 🙏🏾

[@miriamkhambo1171]

Much love

[@cessjoseph]

Am sorry dear one. May Christ the one who heals the brokenhearted heal your heart and give you peace .

[@ladyg8373]

Ghanaians are kind hearted people , but those couple Karma will deal with them.

[@simplykai95]

NEVER DO THIS IN A FLIGHT!!! If you travel by air a lot, beware of over friendly chatty seat Neighbour's. The older lady comes and sits next to me inside the plane. She asked me to help her put her bag in the overhead luggage compartment. But a gentleman sitting across quickly came through. (I am not very tall, and the overhead luggage compartment is something I try to avoid at all costs. Immediately she sits down she strikes up a conversation. She was very pleasant and well spoken. So, we chatted all through the flight to Dubai. Suddenly, when the pilot announced that we were now proceeding to begin our descent into DXB, my good friend 'developed' stomach pains. Me with my good heart, I pressed the steward's button, and the stewardess came to find out what the problem was. I told her my seat mate was not feeling well. And this lady, she suddenly began to address me as 'my daughter'. The stewardess told me that there was nothing they could do except give her some painkillers and wait until we landed. The pilot announced that we had a medical emergency on board and advised us all to stay calm. My new friend was crying and sweating like crazy. And she refused to let go of my hand... everyone assumed we knew each other. So, we landed at DXB and the same gentleman who helped put up her luggage in the overhead compartment removed her luggage. But as he removed the luggage, he advised me to distance myself from this lady and make it clear to the cabin crew that we were NOT travelling together. He was a godsend! So indeed, the cabin crew came and asked me if we were related, I categorically told them we had met on the plane. I didn't know her at all. So, we began to deplane and as I said goodbye, she kept begging me to carry her handbag. I was so torn... but the gentleman looked me in the eye and emphatically shook his head. He passed me a note telling me to let the cabin crew handle her. So, I exit the aircraft and leave my 'new friend' to wait for the wheelchair and be handled by the cabin crew feeling very guilty. As we waited for our luggage to come through, I hear this commotion. My 'new friend' was running, trying to escape the cabin crew, having gotten out of the wheelchair! She left the stewardess with her handbag and just ran towards the exit with the rest of her hand luggage! Luckily the airport police were faster than her. They got hold of her and brought her back in handcuffs. This lady starts calling out to me. my daughter... my daughter! how could you do this to me..... that's when I caught on. She was carrying drugs and she was trying to implicate me! Luckily for me, the gentleman who had helped her with her luggage came forward and told the airport police that me and her had just met on the plane. The police took my passport and asked her to reveal my full names if it was true we were travelling together. By God's grace, I had not even told her my first name! I was still asked to follow the police to a little room where I was questioned extensively. Where did I meet her?... where did I board... where did she board. Etc... And my luggage was extensively searched and dusted for fingerprints. They dusted all her luggage, and my fingerprints were not found anywhere on her luggage or on her handbag! I was let go with advice never ever to touch anyone's luggage either in flight or at the airport. So, from that day, I don't care how much luggage you have, you will deal with it yourself. I will not even offer you a trolley to put your luggage on! Your luggage... your problem.... is my policy. And if you can't reach the overhead compartment, and I am the nearest person, please call the cabin crew because all I will do is give you a blank stare and then look away!

[@ramamwero7398]

I see......quite insightful

[@zakiamseka9698]

Oooh pole

[@BBB-jw6fo]

Wow! Thanks for sharing. I've learnt.

[@happygabula7990]

Omg that gentleman was so helpful this can happen to anyone

[@mukamisnest]

Wueh 😭😭😭 thank you for the information 🙏🏿

[@catherinenjoki9378]

When I moved to the UK 🇬🇧 I met a woman who wanted me to take some package for her but my husband warned me not to carry anything for any body that woman has never talked to me again thank God

[@ruthpearl2439]

This reminds me of a lady I met through a girlfriend back in the day. The Lady was proposing I deliver a package to China for 100k. I am a teacher and back then that was too much money for me but I sat myself down and thought over the good deal. I decided to eat my peanuts in peace. Mungu we we ni mwema

[@carolafricangirl6836]

Thank God that you listened to God's voice. China, Singapore, Indonesia..these three countries don't play. Any narcotics drugs with you, death sentence immediately...they won't even hear stories that it's someone's bag.

[@nyambati-ezna]

@@carolafricangirl6836 khaiiii chesooo

[@Bouncing_back]

China ukipatwa ni kunyongwa

[@janekamau6716]

Lucky girl. Your guardian angel was watching over you.

[@mwanaakiala3952]

@@janekamau6716 aendelee kukaa kwa maombi

[@angelaotako2423]

She is glowing and looks so young,a true definition of your past doesn't define you

[@beatricewahura4002]

Be blessed and highly favored merry Christmas 🌲

[@jeddymoon3803]

Stories like this makes me appreciate the freedom I have to so many things..can't imagine myself in prison even for an hour.

[@Kasweetie_254]

Hello dear

[@marygoretti3342]

Don't swear

[@jeddymoon3803]

@@marygoretti3342 Am not swearing..re read my comment

[@jeddymoon3803]

@@Kasweetie_254 mambo!

[@Kasweetie_254]

@@jeddymoon3803 poa sana 💕

[@Nanje1000]

This lady is so sweet. Listening to her story has made me shed tears and still can't get enough of her. We need her back to tell us more💞💞

[@bettyofficial633]

Good people are still there I remember when I was caught with drugs in cooperative university and the vice chancellor asked me what do you want and I said a second chance I have never been the same again 😭

[@berylats4646]

Hope you truly don't let that VC down because this could even make him an accomplice too.. Make him proud

[@bettyofficial633]

@@berylats4646 yes definitely he gave me a second chance and I never want to take it for granted 💝

[@berylats4646]

@@bettyofficial633 great dear... At times God sends us guardian angels from unexpected quotas... Vile some lecturers/ teachers can be watiaji!!

[@rexona1178]

Where you taking drugs or transporting drugs?

[@olutoyinlovelimind8197]

Never take a suitcase or bag for anyone, not even your mother, unless mother packs the suitcase in front of you and the suitcase never leaves your sight. Trust no one. Lesson learnt.

[@meldawilliams1636]

When I go back home I always pack my bags, myself cause you never know

[@MCHUMIA]

Last year God saved me from a Nigerian citizen who was studying at USIU ... he wanted me to accommodate him now that he had been ejected from the school hostel. I only later learnt that he was a drug dealer. Guys be very careful.

[@asanwa3126]

A drug dealer wants you to accommodate him? So he's not making money from the deals?😂🤣 You Kenyans are so dumb that you think your made up story is believable. Always have to drag Nigerians into your miserable lives.

[@Rachel-41]

She is so happy and Joyful!! Isn't it amazing to see how the joy of the Lord becomes our strength. God has filled her life with so much grace & joy!! He is such a good God, and it's amazing to see her talk of starting life at 48 like she just turned 18.... I'm so encouraged. There's so much joy in the Lord. It is never too late to start again, to anyone that feels like they are lagging behind in life this is all the encouragement you need. Keep blessing people with your positivity and love for God and may He fulfil all your hearts desires.

[@dorcasmuthoni2947]

And some are here in their 20s and giving up ati they have waited for do long .....hope this encourages someone.

[@boohookidscreations8003]

Has anyone noticed that people who go to prison and come out are very much traumatized. But we never pay attention because we have already labelled them criminals. Am looking at Beatrice and seeing a beautiful lady making progress to heal completely. I pray for light in Beatrice's path going forward. Your story will make a difference. Thank you.

[@beatricewahura4002]

Amen and Amen happy Easter Monday

[@carolinemakezi5926]

From here, I have learned that these drug dealers deliberately target people who are innocent; those who will not attract police attention by their looks or behavior. Let's be careful friends. If I was an employer I would give people like Beatrice first priority. She is empathetic, multi talented and rooted in faith.

[@ngozinwankwo5051]

But they are likely to be detected and then jailed

[@hannahw4769]

Waaa, this reminded me when a friend asked me to go to the job centre in Neasden, as they had discovered she was receiving benefits money whilst working. They had written a letter asking her to present herself but because she didn’t want to cancel her shift, she asked me to go and pretend to be her. She made me believe that it was going to be a quick interview and all I was going to do is sign some paperwork. Prior to that, she cooked for me nice chicken, and we practiced her signature but when I went to sign, they started asking me questions only her would know for instance, what’s your postcode? Job history, etc. The man who was interviewing me went to call his manager who happened to be a white man, and I eventually told them everything. I will remember the mzungu asking me where I come from? He then told me that the reason why they are not going to calling Home Office (immigration) was because I was from Kenya and not Nigeria. My family were very angry upon learning what had happened because I had just came from Kenya and stupidly I agreed to do that. I learned from that day that people can change your destiny, I would have been deported because it was deemed as a crime to forge signature. Things have changed a lot.

[@Kasweetie_254]

Waaa, thank God they noticed your innocence.

[@shishrembo5251]

waaah khai Atleast am learning something

[@NazarofGod]

Glad you learnt the lesson. I was even getting angry reading your story juu that's so insane. Don't allow anyone to take advantage of your naivety. And hope you ditched that 'friend' because anyone willing to put you in trouble for their comfort is not a friend. That's an enemy

[@goldenbazaars]

You were very lucky, that's forgery, you go inn for it serve a good sentence and then you are deported...waaa you were so naive.

[@rexona1178]

You were not stupid. You were a fraud. You knew what you were doing. Let us stop faking stories to gain sympathy. Most people who get into these sort of crimes knew what they were doing. If you are around a fraudulent person, you will easily know if you are a descent human being.

[@quisams6205]

I love the way she recognizes God in all this & calling the new family in jail "my sisters", this is huge. Lynn thanks for the content, info & change you are bringing to us.

[@julanjoy]

Such a beautiful soul, how somebody left this lady is beyond me, it’s so sad that predators will prey on such people and take advantage of the empathy and thoughtful kindness for their personal gain. I am definitely going to reach out to both Beatrice directly and the organisation to see how I can help her and others like her, people like Beatrice really do deserve better, you know who you are and we need to protect them when and where we can

[@terrytee6507]

Theres a time I was on transit in Addis Ababa n a Nigerian man approached me to hold his bag so that he can use the washroom n told me that incase the queue moves before he comes back i can cross the checkpoint with it n he would pick it later on the other side, Well before he approached me he was talking to two certain men seemed like they knew each other.. The first thought that crossed my mind was drugs,i declined that shit .. Mayb I could myself in jail in same situation like this lady wuuueh....

[@jnn1715]

Don't ever try to help anybody while traveling, regardless of their age or health status. Someone almost landed in jail for helping an old woman with a luggaage that had drugs. Luckily there were witnesses.

[@christinendolo]

Always tell them to leave their luggage with the security guard for safety purposes, see how quick they will run from you 😂😂😂😂😂

[@rexona1178]

You acted wisely

[@terrytee6507]

@@christinendolo 🤣🤣

[@rexona1178]

@@cartissbaee why do you say they are beasts? What have Kenyans done for Africans that is good when compared to Nigerians. It is important that some of you put your low self esteem on the side and deal with crime as it is. This Kenyan woman wasn't set up. She knew what she was doing and wanted the money. I have never been against East Africans but from the way some of you are speaking about other Africans since I stumbled on this channel, it appears you hate other Africans. There are more than 4 million Nigerians living in Cameroon and millions of other Africans and we don't find them on a whole dangerous people even though some of them can be dangerous.

[@reahanjoseph5548]

Lynn please tutafutie Kevin momanyi wa tuko, hatumuoni siku hizi, please please 🙏🙏

[@Kasweetie_254]

Topics za nowadays Zina mafunzo makubwa sana to the current world we all living in .good job LNN

[@kuislittleworld2909]

💯💯

[@augustineaduboampong3257]

Madam it's good you were arrested in Ghana and faced what you faced. If you were arrested in Turkey, your work place, it would have been worse. I love watching ' Banged up abroad ' on DStv and those arrested with drugs serving long sentences under harsh prison environment, listening to your story tells me that you never suffered what others go through in Prisons in South American countries and that of Asian countries like Indonesia, Philippines, Thailand etc. You have come out with a strong mentality and you never forsaken God. You didn't distance yourself from your God and that made the difference. Greetings from Ghana 🇬🇭.

[@winnienyambura3566]

Minus-1 Day sounds like a book I would buy, and most importantly, a Netflix movie that would be on the Top 10 charts

[@bonny7969]

Ladies and young girls who normally wants free and easy money please listen to this

[@cessjoseph]

This lady is a vibe. Minus 1 - anger, bitterness, unforgiveness etc..minus me- death..❤️. Her faith is on another level..

[@beatricewahura4002]

Thxs and again thxs let's put our faith to work

[@damaristete1279]

Sure..

[@aaronmwangi8453]

but she was greedy still

[@cessjoseph]

@@aaronmwangi8453 That is in her past. She is on another chapter in her life.

[@aaronmwangi8453]

@@cessjoseph sawa but greed still played a part in her tribulations

[@bellaolum9768]

My greatest fear in life, is to ever find myself or anyone I love behind bars!😢

[@aquivush7510]

It's baad and when I say its bad hmmm

[@carolynenafula219]

L all amà.so see said odoo on

[@janemusa9529]

That is like being skinned alive.

[@beatricewahura4002]

Thxs for standing with me and be blessed

[@maridiyaibrahim8210]

I understand why she couldn't say no to taking the substance, sometimes when people are good to you it's a trap.

[@py20]

Yes, but when you are told it is "drugs" and promised a share of the money?

[@joycemsiska-chihana9010]

@@py20 exactly........

[@georgeadongo9830]

Doing it knowingly is unacceptable

[@joycemsiska-chihana9010]

@@georgeadongo9830 absolutely

[@leonalee392]

She was told it was drugs and went ahead because of money 💰....she had a very good Job...why would she be that greedy ???

[@charitymwema6604]

Beatrice you are a true prayer warrior. You've come from far away. Your story teaches us not to awake and think of making huge money over night. Let's work hard and earn clean money.

[@b.3940]

There is 1970s movie based on a true story called Midnight Express about an American who was busted with drugs in Turkey. That place is hell.

[@kezzybett1142]

Infact if u want to live a good life avoid people calling themselves friends I dont have friends. I love evetyone equally n i hate no one. But i trust No one

[@diplomatdiplomat2800]

I see your point. Human beings can betray your trust. Let me introduce you to a good friend who you can trust. He is reliable, dependable and accepts your as you are without judging you. His name is Jesus Christ. Are you aware that Jesus Christ loves you very much and deeply cares about you? Please consider inviting Jesus into your life as your Lord and personal Saviour♥️❤️

[@marionwangari3928]

Have you people noticed how well she speaks of Ghanian prison? Hope the same could be said of Kenyan prisons

[@bellaolum9768]

We still have a long way to go

[@marykanaiza6793]

In some cases, policemen In kenya take advantage of women while they are still in custody..

[@vickynketia7511]

I'm a Ghanaian and I'm so amazed the ways she speaks well of Ghanaian We are all brothers and sisters and We're supposed to help each other when they are in need.

[@mphokitime4441]

Y? U want 2 do crime and b treated well 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@Lady_Naomi]

Beatrice’s Face is a face of hope, of endurance, of resilience and of what God can do . She’s glowing. She’s so pure by just looking at her . Beatrice, am not in a physical jail but going through some personal hardships but your testimonies have give me a desire to keep pursuing and seek the face of God once again. Thank you. One day, I will be back to testify.

[@beatricewahura4002]

Happy New year shine everywhere Keep hope alive and stay blessed ur fashioned and wired for greatness

[@Lady_Naomi]

@@beatricewahura4002 Amen. Thank you.

[@beatricewahura4002]

Happy Easter Keep hope alive

[@manuelmacharia4968]

My fellow Kenyans, We need to look over our shoulders much often as you know things have changed. We trust people too much. This is why we find ourselves in problems like the one this lady is narrating. Immagine going through all that for a crime you never knew anything about. Iam really afraid of being caught in such a situation. May God protect all innocent people being caught in such situations.

[@beroparwothjustine6030]

Am Ugandan working in Saudi Arabia I have learn a lot from these stories and I have white a song about those people in their one day they will hear that song

[@leatilen2619]

You are told take this bag with drugs and you will be paid, Where is the betrayal? Why put the blame on loneliness? She worries about losing her hair when drugs make people lose lives, sanity and livelihoods. This story is not about bad friends, there was a desire to make extra money. This fuels stereotypes about people from certain African countries. Next time someone else will be thoroughly searched because of this.

[@Africa96tv]

It's not stereotypes.

[@lydiagikonyoofficial3884]

Friends are wicked.. That's why I have a tiny circle of so called friends. Family is everything. Let's keep on learning. Thanks Lynn.. Woiyee she's still traumatized

[@hildahchelagat3647]

Wee heri wewe I don't have any circle

[@crocodilemasala7956]

The problem is that ladies really love and trust their friends.

[@Habibtay]

But money is also tempting, lack of self control is the poison

[@mamamyles]

That tiny circle ndo itakuuza🤣🤣🤣sitaki marafiki mimi

[@lydiagikonyoofficial3884]

@Empressnyaboke that tiny circle is a circle I have known for more than 20yrs😂😂.. Anyway not everyone who is bad some are heavens sent

[@betsyrukia9749]

Thank you for airing this and raising awareness on easy money.

[@irenejasmin2982]

She looks amazing at 48 years and she's glowing..

[@marykay2829]

Fake friends don't suprise me anymore..few loyal one's do..

[@sinaidaadisa883]

having friends is good but know who is who and the value they bring in your life,,,for me family is everything.

[@josephinesarpong6606]

💯

[@Kasweetie_254]

Once more a big shout out to CLEAN START ORGANIZATION, you're doing a wonderful job 👍kudos

[@beatricewahura4002]

Yes

[@beatricewahura4002]

Clean Start Africa number One and calling for more donations

[@Kasweetie_254]

First thing you can do here is like the video then continue watching, thank you in advance 👍 LOVE YOU ALL TEAM LNN 💕💯📌

[@LynnNgugi]

Thank you so much 🤗

[@marykaranja4329]

We love you too

[@gracemaseure4054]

Thank you Lynn and your team for educational stories we learn from the stories everyday God bless you

[@JJones-oh3dd]

Good morning LNS Family❤ kindly like, comment, share, don't skip the ads😊let's support our KENYAN OPRAH❤WE LOVE YOU LYNN💛Watching from🇶🇦

[@kenyazuela7233]

West African Boyz and Kenyan galz are a Dangerous combo.

[@annahr8282]

Dang!The friends were really evil!Taking advantage of her when she was most vulnerable.

[@mariej6962]

Someone going through darkness just to come out this positive is nothing but a miracle. She even look much younger than her actual age. Let God keep doing miracles to you. You are lovely.

[@beatricewahura4002]

Hi I really appreciate and be blessed

[@beatricewahura4002]

Amen and Amen all I can say acceptance is very important merry Christmas 🎄

[@beatricewahura4002]

Thanks a million times and be blessed

[@daisycheruto9106]

A small mistake and your life changes in a snap...thanks Beatrice for sharing your story,si rahisi...I love your smile , you're just full of life❤️

[@esthergithogori2930]

Oh boy. This story give me chills. You are such a strong lady. 🙏🏻

[@wachuruo2085]

The beauty of God he takes you through deep waters for you to realise you purpose, and make you better.your beautiful person God bless you.

[@sallynjoki1623]

Listening to this platform is enough therapy...I am able to work on myself better thanks so much Lynn

[@bossb8989]

I’ve now seen the difference between a person who’s been accepted back by their loved ones after release from incarceration and one that hasn’t. It’s like day and night. May God help us all to make the right decision if this situation was to visit our homes.

[@memorychabgwera3102]

This story is so touching. I just broke down shedding tears.. May the Lord continue to give you strength Beatrice. Thank you Lord for sustaining Beatrice over the years she was in prison. Love you Beatrice. 🇿🇼💖

[@beatricewahura4002]

Amen we serve a living God I do appreciate u so much merry Christmas 🎄

[@beatricewahura4002]

Am greatful for standing with me am greatful to and thanking God.

[@juddykananu1630]

Thanks Lynn for always being there to listen i respect you girl

[@fariraimapiye9491]

Pple we call friends sometimes become our downfall...sad!!

[@johnnybegood92]

WHAT A LADY 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🙏 I’m totally impress as a Rwandan 🇷🇼 in Kigali/ RWD….GOD favored U, use his power for others… Kenya/ Nairobi that I grew in; in EAST AFRICA TO WEST AFRICA, they might be a new victims as U that you can warn in prayers.. BE BLESSED 👏🏾🙏

[@kemkem9621]

Am happy glad, she is at peace, this has got me emotional, Why am i tearing up????Listening to her and remembering many stories from " Saga Prison stories"Am thinking of many behind bars, am battling mixed emotions.

[@ludovickanael3426]

Kusema kweli wewe ni dada shujaa,dada wa nguvu,tena malkia wa nguvu.bila shaka tumejifunza mengi kupitia safari ya maisha yako. Bwana ni mwema sana kwako,kwa kuruhusu ukamatiwe nchini Ghana, ambako hakuna adhabu ya kifo kwa makosa kama yako,kama ungekamatiwa Uturuki bila shaka adhabu ingekuwa kali zaidi. Bado kwa umri wako safari ya maisha bado ni ndefu,Bwana Mungu akusaidie ili uweze kuishi na kutimiza ndoto zako. Amen.

[@hannahw4769]

We need her back to tell us more, she’s a ray of sunshine. She turned her mourning into dancing.

[@beatricewahura4002]

Thxs we serve a living God and he hears and answers thxs again

[@beatricewahura4002]

Thxs

[@beatricewahura4002]

Thxs fun i have learned in life u have to live a positive life

[@kofisofficial]

Hello guys, am Kofi from Ghana, I like this conversation.. I have friends from Kenya and I have thinking about visiting East Africa,Kenya to be presice. I this issue of drugs is not only Ghana or Nigeria,,, and we all have to learn more and more which people u are dealing with... I love Kenyans... 🇬🇭❤️🇰🇪

[@flavianight6544]

OH GLORY TO GOD BEATRICE THAT HE GOT YOU OUT OF PRISON.

[@rexona1178]

Very wise statement

[@msnayomifavour]

Etisen Kofi, I love Ghana too..and I hope one day to travel to Ghana

[@lucywanjiru1427]

No one can stand to judge another because each one of us is in a prison of sorts. May God help us to accept that inner voice that tells us `you are free`.

[@sophia4christ]

Never carry anything for anyone when you are traveling. Not even from or for family and friends.

[@angelakinuthia7175]

You are a strong woman. You are beautiful and healing is a process. Allow yourself to go through the process. To even talk about what you went through you are strong. Kudos gal. Again Lynn thank you for this amazing story

[@beatricewahura4002]

Hi 👋👋👋👋 good morning because of friends like u that's why I'm shinning just adding positive vibes in me be blessed

[@sophia4christ]

Lessons: (1) Go on vacation with your own money (as we say in Jamaica "freeness is never good".) (2) Trust no one 100% except Jesus Christ. (3) Always look out for your best interests - because no one else will do so. Thank God she made it through. God bless. 🙏🏽

[@jasminejudah7388]

Jesus is a myth before he was mythically born

[@queennellykendi8128]

Well said

[@joycemoses4211]

Thank you Lynn these episodes are eyes opener to many🙏🙏

[@_ItsYoursTruly]

No one is mentioning the fact that she is one very very beautiful woman!! Wow what a story! She's bound for greatness and I'm here for it. You got this mami! 💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿

[@beatricewahura4002]

Hi 👋👋👋 greatful thank you.

[@_ItsYoursTruly]

@Beatrice Wahura 🥰🥰Aww You!! God Bless you and you got this. Keep winning 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿💪🏿

[@elizabethbutiko6608]

I love Beatrice's energy. I wish her well in all that she plans to do impacting the society. God always works through people. He worked through Beatrice for sure.

[@beatricewahura4002]

Going morning thxs alot and be blessed.

[@muchemwamulenga8328]

@@beatricewahura4002 may God continue blessing you my sister

[@leticiamensah4795]

This lady is my friend wen she was in prison.....she's a changed person. Pls help her with ur prayers

[@christinendolo]

Mkiambiwa mjichunge na ma-westy, mnasema yolo. Hawa Flashy Nigerians in Kilimani with no jobs but living large mtajipata Lang‘ata women’s my sisters

[@bellaolum9768]

Hao watu ni sumu

[@bwirebarbara9105]

Si Langata…. Watanyongwa china

[@giftyanntengey4464]

Sorry you had to go through such betrayal and tough times. May God protect all of us from evil persons, may He grant us the wisdom to discern danger. May the Lord guide our steps in all our endeavours in Jesus's name. Amen and Amen 👋. Gifty from Ghana 🇬🇭

[@monicabarmao96]

Oh.. Beatrice, you're such a strong woman💪 ,may the lord continue using you to change people's lives, actually I learned more through your testimony and experience.

[@kenyanlady1803]

GOD ALMIGHTHY IS GREAT BZ YOU CAME OUT. 🙌 THIS SHOW IS SO EDUCATIVE .THANKS LNN .Much love ❤

[@simonmax3901]

Kenyan ladies avoid nigerians and ghanians men as plague.........this lady knew well what she was doing her story tells it all.

[@rexona1178]

Others too should avoid Kenyans and there are people who feel same. Africans should stop attacking countries as if they are better

[@alicehappiness509]

Very true,l once dealt with ghanians and it's only God who saved me. NEVER TRUST THEM!!

[@alicehappiness509]

Yes the Ghanian lady knew she'll use her to transport the drugs,no wonder she paid for her holiday,people are wicked and heartless!

[@simonmax3901]

@@rexona1178 Nigerian have very bad reputation all over the world, nobody wants to associate with them. I work in middle east specifically in Saudi Arabia and these Nigerians are run downs doing all kinds of shit from illicit drugs, prostituting women, fake documents, robbery, scams and killings. This year we saw what happened in Dubai and UAE in general, few years ago in South Africa there was crack down of Nigerians, Malaysia, Italy and Spain for those who close Mediterranean on make shift boats. Stolen cars from Canada and in Europe traced all the way in Nigerian roads and showrooms.

[@ndeledorothy3858]

Yaay "That Country is worse" they're ruthless 🥲

[@kimberlytv7895]

People keep telling me that I like to isolate myself,im not dealing with any mental problem but I don't want friends, I just want to be,betrayal is real,I Learned a lesson I can never have a friend again,the trauma is still fresh

[@mukamisnest]

I get you 🙏🏿. I also love solitude.

[@kimberlytv7895]

@@mukamisnest 👍

[@ciccoann2311]

Pole sana

[@kimberlytv7895]

@@ciccoann2311 asante

[@lilyk1671]

So sad, they took advantage of her at her lowest. I'm sure she is doing well now, the past is gone. Hugs. 🌷🌷🌷

[@alicehappiness509]

Wow looking young,very pretty. God has restored the years eaten by locusts for His glory. May you touch many lives🙏.

[@marymbugua7452]

This is a beautiful story and a hard one may God continue to heal her and everyone in and out of prison hugs to her,Lynn and team God bless you 😍😍😍😍

[@bkkbkk3125]

God uses situations to transform our lives. Powerful story. On folks stereotyping Nigerians & Ghanaians it is absolutely wrong.. we have bad people & not bad countries in Africa, Kenya not exempted.. Well done Lynn!

[@wangarimaina3621]

Waaooh, Beatrice I love your spirit...gone through a lot and still very strong.... actually I know you...as my customer... very cheerful and always smiling..💞💞

[@adikinyidindi5988]

Justice is a pipe dream in many countries. Sometimes as was in Beatrice's case an accused person has no option than to plead guilty

[@karimimwongera447]

I trust people very easy but I have to stop that from to day.thanks Beatrice may God bless you

[@kandisphere8828]

These stories are teaching us to beware of the desire for quick money. The consequences could be dire.

[@angienabs1879]

U know👌contentment is key

[@zama1694]

Prison is prison but this Ghanian prison sounds better than all the Kenyan prison stories I've heard

[@manuelmacharia4968]

I hope we kenyans can improve our prisons so that someone will one day talk how good our prisons are.thanks Ghana for taking care of prisoners in such good way.

[@akasidina1708]

@@manuelmacharia4968 because she is Kenyan

[@SM-mm3kg]

@@akasidina1708 no! You have to know Ghanaians then you will understand. Good people.

[@akasidina1708]

@@SM-mm3kg am a Ghanaian tho

[@akasidina1708]

Living abroad

[@NjokiLeah89]

How I can't miss Lynn content I love how she does her thing

[@LynnNgugi]

Thank you❤️

[@asabarobert1233]

She’s simple, and loves to listen

[@waciurilucy54]

It's a big lesson from Beatrice Thanks lnn

[@lynaseyo6904]

Every single day I learn something new and the way of life thanks Lynn

[@mwamzfamily5983]

Lynn your the best,,keep lifting people congrats gal

[@neemajaney2342]

Very inspiring, I'm always proud of you Beatrice

[@jamu254]

This very inspiring, though sad. How i lost sleep to watch this is a Mistry. All the best to clean Start

[@florahmwende7]

Another great conversation 👏👏👏👏

[@shikowarui6390]

No school will teach you what we're learning here..

[@grayceegracie5050]

Absolutely 💯

[@loisekimani7759]

For me it's the age, I have done the math....you look younger than your age. God is giving you back the years that was taken away. Keep winning girl

[@beatricewahura4002]

Merry Christmas 🎄 shine everywhere you go and thxs for encouraging me.

[@WanjiruMuya]

Prison is a second home for everyone 🥺that's deep Day in Day out we are learning something new on this platform.

[@Kasweetie_254]

Hi my fellow "early bird"😍

[@marygoretti3342]

Actually they say in my language you don't count your wounds before death and you don't swear prison before death too, those two can happen to you any time

[@susannangwale6148]

Except me. Prison is not my second home please.

[@CompassionQueen]

Yeap...prisons and mortuaries

[@carolshaniya8295]

@@susannangwale6148 same to me God forbidde

[@musaamani1177]

Fantastic testimony. Very encouraging and full of positivity.

[@mourinngala5454]

Thanks Lynn am learning so much in this,

[@bettyofficial633]

The story is so good and touching but how I wish the volume ikue juu 😩😩😩😩😩😩😩😩

[@elizabethnjoki6186]

Hello, good morning Lynn and our guest today . Thank you, we really learn alot on this show . I have come to realize many friends in our lives are actually frenemies . Very few are friends . Stay blessed 🙏

[@beatricewahura4002]

Hi 👋👋👋👋 so true be blessed merry Christmas 🎄

[@mayfairkagendo6010]

Another wonderful lady..marafiki apana..wacha nikae ka witch..Anyway Love u both..

[@rebeccabusingye9289]

History repeats itself. This betrayal and imprisonment is like that of Joseph in the bible. May the Lord keep on using you.

[@candycyrus]

Beatrice looks gorgeous i love her smile. Lynn good job i'm a fan.

[@edwinlelinka8024]

Determination is awesome, May God bless her plently