Why I am leaving America to settle in a Kenyan village and my message to returnees | LNN

[@WuonOdidi]

Thank you so so much team Lynn for visiting us in Karateng and for your willingness to share our story!! You guys are simply the best!!! God Bless you guys on behalf to team Wuon Odidi :)

[@NyadiemoMinMor]

You are a great storyteller Sir

[@LynnNgugi]

We loved every moment of spending time with you and your family 🙏🙏🙏Thank you so much for the warm welcome, laughter and knowledge. We appreciate you 🙏

[@annnjuguna1379]

You are a great story teller, You have given a different lense of the Diaspora story

[@jumarjuma5066]

Td

[@harriet.gikonyo]

Please share your contractor's contacts. Dude has done a splendid job!😮

[@kenyamerikantv-hotnews5736]

We left Kenya when we had already built our house and lived in it for 6 yrs. We still visit Kenya once a year and have continued to invest in both countries. I never plan to return home permanently. After I retire, I will live in both countries, spending winters in Kenya and Summers in the diaspora.

[@sylviamaigahmureithi6146]

My ldea too.

[@pissofmind]

🤣🤣 yaani you decided to adopt my idea? nusu kenya nusu US nikijam i go to either side..

[@estherwambui1072]

He is a splendid story giver. One can listen to him the whole day. Funny interesting, humorous. I subscribed to his channel

[@WuonOdidi]

Thanks :)

[@alafaftr]

💯 😂

[@drmutindikakuti1012]

born n raised n worked in nairobi. i relocated to eldoret for masters at moi university n i do not want go back to nairobi.......niombee nipate kazi hapa.......love it

[@Mungao_Wa_Maseghe]

Irony: I was born and raised in Taita.. Did my undergrad in Eldoret. I always felt a kiwaruu when past Wanginge and leaving the many Nrbi lights behind me. The kiwaruu will be replaced by dancing butterflies when the journey is towards Nrbi and you see those many lights.. Yes, now, all I want is to live somewhere in Taita or in Arusha/Moshi.

[@fredrickshamala3019]

Uko na mtu?

[@Poshaekhai]

Good luck! I visited Eldoret a year ago and absolutely love it.

[@peninaawuor]

Sasa utaambia wajukuu ulisomea masters wapi na Moi imefungwa😅

[@loveandobediencebound]

Follow your dream girl!

[@teresiawachira1034]

Kenya is good. I just pray that God will give us a good leader and leadership who cares for our country.

[@albertmatunda5387]

A good president should not always be Kikuyus.Ruto was elected during an economic crisis.Give him time.

[@evasavai956]

TRUE NOT GREEDY

[@monicamwaura399]

​@@albertmatunda5387Ruto is the worst n who talked about bn Kikuyu

[@denniskiptoosamoei1050]

Kenya is a good country, you can have a good and quality life only away from politics. Ever seat and assume politics that's when you'll realize politics is just noise....

[@monicamwaura399]

@@denniskiptoosamoei1050 So it's noise because Ruto your tribesman is president?How can politics which dictates everything be just noise? Americans understand politics n how it dictates everything better than everyone else n reason they r running away from their country

[@user-ts6wr1un8g]

Lynn, I LOVE your interviews because you ask the right question and then get out of the way and let us hear the answer. THANK YOU! I wish many others could learn from you how to conduct an interview with a guest, especially one with information that is very beneficial like this. Great interview.🙏🙏

[@Janieshomemakingministry]

Village life is sweet,,with no pressure just a slow life,, growing your own food and keeping your own animals.❤❤❤

[@LynnNgugi]

Yes, no pressure at all❤❤

[@WuonOdidi]

True!

[@rhymontic]

Not to mention... The view and the air is serene.. I dont know about your upcountry but my home has one of the best views imaginable. This is where I will spend my final days

[@Janieshomemakingministry]

@rhymontic yeah mine is also amazing,,its just a breath of fresh air.

[@petronellaamondi8656]

Village life the best!!!!

[@bellaolum9768]

Oh Wuon and Min Odidi from Kisumo Karateng' are finally here! I like his channel, very informative for Kenyans abroad 🙂

[@LynnNgugi]

He is such a great soul❤❤

[@Kshanice25]

This guy is super intelligent and self aware. This conversation was topnotch. I have a relative that I wished this guy had adviced him on how to evaluate return and steps to take if he returns. Imagine he is self aware that he has changed, the shorts part at the funeral was a great example. He made the right choice for a wife and am really glad they are taking steps to ensure their children benefit from both lives. His patriarchy perspective and how women shd be aware of ancestral land etc is very important. They are very intentional and their house is super amazing. That guy is smart and realistic 🎉🎉🎉 i will definately check out his u tube channel. Thank you Lynn so much. Blessings to his family that was faithful, and sorry for the loss of his siblings. Love from Uganda

[@WuonOdidi]

Thank you!

[@philipclyde7472]

Advice yourself 1st,leave alone your relatives

[@Kshanice25]

@@philipclyde7472 I don't live abroad, the context being talked about is so much applicable to some one overseas who desires to return home and is trying to navigate through that process. I mentioned a relative cos my uncle lives abroad and he is trying to return home but surely I too picked some general life principles from this guy's story thank you for the comment hope that gives you some insight into my comment.

[@John-m1q2w]

I love my country, but I am not going back there when zakayo is president.

[@GladysKibuchi]

A good decision. . Weeeeh

[@kenyanlivingabroad]

Sometimes things are uncontrollable, it you to make that move not moved with unconditional small events

[@beatriceokello9047]

Come back😂😂😂😂😂

[@carolynekariuki7133]

Poa mimi let chill here in Germany zakayo akienda i will think about it

[@jonathanmlonyeni]

Keep off politics and live a private life, we all wanna come back

[@Gikuyumnatty]

Over 10yrs in UK...I woke up one morning bought a one way ticket...and here I am... have never looked back ❤

[@WuonOdidi]

Very nice!

[@NkathaP]

The inner feeling of 'this is home' is unbeatable....

[@positiveandfunny4332]

My grandma went to there stayed there 2 yrs came back and destroyed her passport and never went back to there

[@NkathaP]

@@positiveandfunny4332 wow...she must have had enough

[@positiveandfunny4332]

@@NkathaP nope, life in western country is stressful, you work to survive and no spiritual motivation there

[@Beatty1993]

The feeling when returning back to the foreign land after visiting home is EXACTLY as Wuon OdIdi described. You actually have a sick feeling to your stomach. I know I ALWAYS dread the return. I can't wait to be able to return for good. I follow your channel to learn through your journey Wuon Odidi

[@jacksonogwindi1653]

@Beatty1993 very true 💯

[@carol-Cece]

Very true!! It’s always a sad feeling leaving Kenya ..

[@JackiehAkinyiehGeorgieh2022]

I thought I was alone who always have that sick feeling when leaving my beautiful country....I always want to stay home much more longer😊

[@carol-Cece]

@@JackiehAkinyiehGeorgieh2022 oh tuko wengi..😊my heart breaks every time I pass through the customs.. it’s reallly home for us

[@inspiremotivatekenya2286]

​@@JackiehAkinyiehGeorgieh2022I thought av seen in Walmart ya Lakewood

[@LucyWambui-gp7xe]

Kenya aki is good nilikuja gulf the first months i was very sad nililose kgs like 10 ,i hope nikirudi nikue nakanyumba kangu hatakama ni mabati but nikue happy ,with my family gwaci ,managu ,ugali ya kisiagi i miss my country nivile zaks amefanya maisha kua ngumu aki

[@veronmae7990]

GREAT IDEA MY BROTHER SO HAPPY FOR YOU❤ I am so glad that he was able to survive and returned to his awesome homeland,may others do likewise ,by loving thier own country...America is just a place....by the way was that large paw-paw grown on that tree I saw outside😅

[@WuonOdidi]

Thank you :)

[@paulinemuhonja735]

Welcome back home,your story is very inspiring,may our good lord bless you and your family as you impact many of us

[@royombija7965]

Wuon Odidi’s KZbin channel is full of knowledge for Diaspora folks looking to resettle back home. Am an ardent follower, congratulations for taking Karateng’ to LNS

[@charleschacha6876]

What's his KZbin name?

[@bellaolum9768]

​@@charleschacha6876Wuon Odidi

[@Nyar-Karateng_TV]

​@@charleschacha6876Wuon Odidi

[@angelinemuriuki7384]

​@@charleschacha6876Wuod Odidi

[@JamesNdege-h4h]

​@@charleschacha6876 wuon odidi

[@Kishngatia3735]

But what some people have achieved being in America they couldn't have achieved if they remained in Kenya

[@kwambokashaz]

This was a beautiful interview! Great gems dropped! I am very encouraged, I will be back home in due time! So help me, God!

[@jennyrhein3031]

Very encouraged as Diasporian with this interview. I love weather, the green's and farming food in Kenya. Looking forward to coming back.

[@hellenmuthoningariofficial9988]

In what part of the world are you at?

[@WuonOdidi]

YES!!!

[@angelamukirae2254]

Many of us are coming back to the countryside . This is my fellow californian !. Key thing is to set your goals and priorities ... and stick with it . Keep it humble and its possible

[@inspiremotivatekenya2286]

well said

[@WuonOdidi]

Thanks :)

[@sandranjonge7610]

Watching this and I am feeling very encouraged that even though I am in my early years being in Europe, I have hope that the day I decide to return back home all will be well. Wuon Odidi you’re an intelligent man. I have come to appreciate and miss the little things we take for granted back home Thanks @LNN

[@WuonOdidi]

Thanks :)

[@shikutheoasis4564]

Me too I am so encouraged because I am looking forward to go back home, Thank you sir for sharing this story

[@RMwangi37]

I enjoyed the interview, thank you. Baba Odidi is well spoken and I like that he gives his wife and family their flowers for enabling his successful return. You sir, earned yourself a new subscriber.

[@jaelofthevillage]

Hey, Edwin. I just love how you tell everything as it is. Kama mbaya, mbaya. Take it or leave it. That villa is everything I ever dreamed of, so help me God. Keep winning.

[@WuonOdidi]

Asante sana osiepa!! :) I am learning from the best!!! Donge :) Your hacienda will pop maber infront here!

[@Purehearr191]

Me too

[@elizabethominde-ogaja3433]

Really impressive.Thanks Wuon Odidi for your authentic sharing of the realities of relocating. I learned alot

[@Beverchela]

Happy to see the late Dicken's brother here.I feel like I am listening to the late, my campus classmate.He is very much like his brother Dickens.Great men with big hearts! Welcome back to Kenya and so sorry for you loss.May your siblings continue resting in peace.

[@WuonOdidi]

Thanks! Dickens was a great guy!

[@njeriayieko4793]

@@WuonOdidiwow. I am impressed by your achievement.

[@rachealwanjiru6599]

@beverchela....so this is Dicken's brother???....wow; they're so much alike. Glad to also find you here, its been a while...Racheal

[@julianandubi6711]

Dickens was indeed a great guy. May he continue resting in peace.

[@redsak5311]

@@julianandubi6711How did he pass?

[@user-ts6wr1un8g]

Lynn, Woun Odidi directed me to this interview! Thank you for this very informative interview.

[@gracendunge9212]

He's a very good narrator by the way . What a splendid job you guys have done!! Kudos to you and your lovely wife.

[@WuonOdidi]

Thanks!

[@lowcr7297]

Wuon Odidi is articulate, intelligent and humble. His story is very inspiring to many in the diaspora and in Kenya. We are all on a journey and it is always useful to get tips for those who have gone ahead of you. I thank God for having completed my home, but it was not easy doing it in one go, from the diaspora

[@WuonOdidi]

Thanks :)

[@madam_limited.]

My fellow Kenyans, home(kenya) is only nice kama umejipanga na dooh😂😂😂❤❤

[@WuonOdidi]

True :)

[@Sarahirara]

True

[@gloriatoo22]

True

[@yunukenyatome9380]

True shida yetu kenyans is lack of money.

[@pissofmind]

kama ngapi? is 20m enough for someone trying to return? i am in dillemma, sijui what i can invest in..

[@jacksonogwindi1653]

I have never been excited leaving JKIA, that hit home so hard. It is true. Asante for representing wuon Odede.

[@WuonOdidi]

YES!!

[@abarsambu]

Kwaheri Kenya sign at JKIA can be traumatizing 😢

[@chebi5704]

Am in Saudi Arabia and i don't think i will be coming home soon with the economy of Kenya right now, and when the time is right i wish to just settle in the village and do my own staff

[@karenomondi9602]

Doing your stuff is fun

[@chebi5704]

@@karenomondi9602 kabisa, village is peaceful

[@Naveen254-m1x]

I love his content. Very informative, short videos that are straight to the point.

[@WuonOdidi]

Thanks :)

[@shalomandrest]

Luos and masomo and living well Wueh 😊

[@Spinkly]

You can’t go wrong with that! 😊

[@walttz21]

Heaven is right here on earth...

[@teejayangel6638]

Other communities are also educated and live well. Tired of wall minded pple in Kea who focus on stereotypes na ukabila. Tembea Kenya na dnia ufunguke akili

[@marymaingi9179]

​@@teejayangel6638well said

[@LeahIsmail-d6r]

Lynn put me next. I also live in the village. Would like to also inspire someone out there

[@Lilian-q1c]

Very insightful conversation. Thanks Lynn and your team ya nguvu.

[@chibandamwende3676]

We should start a whole club of returnees!🇰🇪🇩🇪 i love the concept of progressively!

[@TraverzeCulture]

Kenya is the best we just relocated 4 new families from the US to Kenya this year!!! Thanks for having me on your show.

[@africassafari4429]

The most important this wherever you Settle have lots of friends. Avoid arrogance, avoid conflicts . And avoid showoffs. And the first 6 months make friends

[@kiirutimothy1669]

am looking for your episode

[@TraverzeCulture]

@@africassafari4429 yes we help integrate our guests into the Kenyan society fully

[@WuonOdidi]

It really is!!

[@TraverzeCulture]

@@WuonOdidi indeed

[@MillyOwnio]

I love his honesty. Retuning is not for everybody.

[@WuonOdidi]

True!!

[@LilianLutukai]

The pure love within this extended family is more than that... it's commitment to each other, I love it, am here for it 💕🥳 💞🥳

[@ankare9903]

Kenya my land ❤❤Zakayo has made us leave our souls back home just to try meet ends. KENYA NI HOME ❤ soon tunarudi 😢😊

[@Wanjamburu.23]

Our country is so beautiful no wonder some guys are salivating it

[@THISIS4REALTHO]

You don't know how sweet your nyama choma is until a dog steals it

[@giftyanntengey-yx2ry]

The country side has organic food, beautiful view and fresh air. Viewing from Ghana

[@WuonOdidi]

YES!

[@vayokhamakhama4081]

Akwambaa

[@flynnsekyi8662]

@wuon odidi and family members bro bravo from your Ghanaian bro Looking forward to go home if I step home Iwill let you know again welldone fam

[@Jakawere1]

Thanks for bringing Wuon Odidi. As always great conversations. As a diasporian i enjoy and support his videos almost daily. Keep it Lynn .

[@WuonOdidi]

Thanks :)

[@loisemungai3152]

I love the honesty... moving in stages.. it could take even 10 yrs.. and still you will be going back n forth 🇺🇸 and 🇰🇪 the advantage of being an American citizen 😊 those who r still looking for makara...this is not for you!

[@inspiremotivatekenya2286]

wasio na Makara woishe ndio wengi😢

[@WuonOdidi]

Yes! Work in progress!

[@joycechepngeno869]

Thanks so much Lynn for sharing Wuon Odidi's story, this is very inspirational, very insightful and encouraging. I have learnt a lot, as someone in diaspora, this is has challenged me, I'm among the people looking forward to going back home .Thank you.

[@CarolCaylor7996]

So much learnt. Congratulations on your hard work. Its not easy to put up such an amazing home. You have done great. Talking about giving back to the community, I supported a lady with 2 kids through my brother and after 2 years she withdrew saying that my brother was making money through her kids. According to her my bro was getting money from wazungus and just giving her very little. Many people have poverty mind set and that makes it hard to assist them. May God help us. Thank you Lynn and Wuon Odidi. Much appreciated

[@WuonOdidi]

Thanks :)

[@valwasilwa2583]

Woun Odidi is like a big brother in our household. Always looking forward to his insightful videos.

[@WuonOdidi]

Thanks!

[@jacklyneayienga7189]

wah am surprised, he was our youth leader in ACK Oyugis 😊

[@georgemomanyi5407]

May God help you and your family to accomplish more that you are planning to do. I am deeply humbled by your humility and your down to heart attitude planning to reach out to you soon for more enlightenment. Lynn thank you for your forum learning a lot from your presentations probably you are on your way to be our African Oprah Winfrey keep it up

[@WuonOdidi]

Thanks :)

[@wacundirangu1661]

Nice piece, that beautiful Cali fam...never knew they were relocating. Literally teared a little but guess I'm just too raw, just got back from home. Home/Kenya is a feeling siwezi explain aki. I wish Min O. Was in the interview too, nicest lady ❤. On Kings: 1. What ownership document do they give to buyers routinely just heard the lady say they just started giving sectional titles now. 2. Are the properties off-plan? 3.What if I don't like any of their furnishing? 4.What can buyers give as collateral for their properties if borrowing from a SACCO/Bank?

[@faustineajiambo7348]

Thank you very much Lynn ❤ for hosting Wuon Odidi , it was great listening and watching 🎉 I have subscribed to the both of you ,so am an old "flame" 😊here.

[@inspiremotivatekenya2286]

Hey 'old flame'😂😂

[@WuonOdidi]

YES!!

[@WuonOdidi]

​@@inspiremotivatekenya2286 I have a matchbox!

[@nyobs]

Hee! Wonderful! Nimependa mpaka sahani! Thanks Lynn and Sheila!

[@WuonOdidi]

Thanks :)

[@loycecarolkhayeli]

The show has been a blessing... Thank you so much ❤😊.

[@msafirimsafiri1865]

Indeed beautiful...my kinda lifestyle. Congratulations, Wuon Odidi.

[@AtienoWaMashamba]

His perspective is so honest, so unbiased and he is giving loads of solid advice. You can tell that they had made it in America and this was a natural choice for them. He doesn’t sound bitter or polarizing. I am definitely subscribing to his channel. I am definitely considering buying from Kings developers. I pray Dama has a better place to live after seeing her building collapse in Kahawa west!

[@inspiremotivatekenya2286]

Mercy on us LORD,let Your grace be upon us,

[@dorcahaliceajwang2297]

Awesome 😊 east or west home is the best especially when you are growing your own food.

[@moondust766]

After 24 years abroad, this was the year I would finally get back home to settle in Machakos. Bought land, build a house half way. Got a farm. But Zakayos shenanigans have ruined everything. I am depressed. I feel sick.

[@inspiremotivatekenya2286]

pls be encouraged, for we will yet put Our Hope in Christ, not on things,sawa

[@WuonOdidi]

You can still do it...dont worry about Zakayo!

[@florencengigi375]

Congrats for the achievements you have already made. May God grant you the finishing grace you need.

[@moondust766]

@@WuonOdidi Thankyou for the encouragement. And congratulations on your success

[@moondust766]

@@florencengigi375 Thankyou.

[@vincentochieng216]

Proud of you Sir! Not easy to find someone who respects & support you as a wife. Easy life to survive having a partner who's happy for your progress & supports you in every direction. From my understanding your wife has really encouraged & motivated your moves that's why you are shining. She's not there for drama, competition & waste time but to give vision in your happy life & achievements. Congratulations for your both great achievement & growth. I admire how she treats you with creating peace, respect & being a submissive supporting woman. Good luck for your smooth marriage.

[@WuonOdidi]

Thanks!

[@mercyk2672]

You can tell he's a good husband too, his wife feels secure to let him lead. Thats why the have a successful marriage. What most men lack these days is leadership in the home.

[@Diasporamedia23]

​@@mercyk2672Limited opportunities and toxic culture has contributed to a greater extent.

[@immaculatenamutebi4364]

You are right but some men do not give their wives a chance to participate in home development. Some men are rigid when it comes to listening to their wives all they want is a wife to be like a speculator in the marriage

[@gracewanjiku3200]

Hae Lynn I love your work and I pray for you so much ...endelea mamah and may God always bless you ❤️

[@LynnNgugi]

Thank you so much 🙏

[@galaxyqwer7438]

​@@LynnNgugi❤❤❤

[@DRventura333]

@WuonOdidi You and your family have a beautiful home with all the needed amenities. Thank you for sharing your inspiring story on LNN.

[@gracewairimu937]

As long as you have invested properly and you know you are set , not everyone is able to do what he has done . Kenya is a beautiful blessed country, greed is taking it down the drain , prayers are needed

[@Dunte2]

I had to click this episode because i saw woun odidi, I am a happy subscriber of him too😊😊

[@WuonOdidi]

Thanks :)

[@victornyakundi294]

You are basically describing me.Been in the USA for 5years, but everytime ai step in JKIA , going back,I don't feel okay.Quitting next year!

[@emillyawino5085]

I know the feeling let's work to go home

[@carol-Cece]

Amen!! Work hard so we can go back to our roots!!

[@WuonOdidi]

YES!!!

[@danomuch]

If you have papers work for at least 10yrs before you go back. To qualify for social security you need to have worked for 10 yrs at minimum, when you hit 55yr you can start getting benefits ata kama ni kidogo it will go a long way for you in Kenya. If you have investments in US, keep them, income in dollars will make you life in Kenya less of a struggle, don’t forget why you left in the first place.

[@Wanjamburu.23]

You are one lucky person sometimes its good to look at life and see how blessed you are, having the right support system

[@WuonOdidi]

Thanks :)

[@KiruiRebecca]

Home iz always e best ❤ even me I prefer kuishi ushango than City, tuned mapema ndio Best

[@WuonOdidi]

YES!!

[@Spinkly]

Here for Wuod Adede, it’s nice seeing him on your channel. I did my undergrad in US and Masters in UK and I am back home in Kenya. It’s always nice listening to his advice cause home is where I chose to settle.

[@sonofyeshua2572]

A lot of us diaspora people we were so excited to leave to go to Europe or USA.. but man do we wish to go back home because it's not as sweet as we thought.. nothing compares to home..

[@WuonOdidi]

True!!

[@BashirMbongo]

Wuon odidi the great professor from California I been following you bro congrats 😊

[@lizo7898]

Awesome story, the thing he explains about your soul being at home, so true

[@shinenen]

Very true! Always describe it as a tree with its roots uprooted.

[@carol-Cece]

It’s very true!! Kenya feeds our soul.. it’s interesting that regardless of how many years or decades you’re in the diaspora, you still say ‘am going home’ when you travel to Kenya.

[@WuonOdidi]

YES!!

[@hillaryjones5069]

Hi Lynn; am a Luo following you from the US. The other day you shared the updates of Konza smart city. I was happy to see the picture of the late former president Mwai Kibabi. Keep up.

[@giftyanntengey-yx2ry]

I love listening to your interview. A man who wants to marry you will do so gladly, not waste your time dating you for years . I admire your honesty. Ghana viewing.

[@WuonOdidi]

Thanks :)

[@annnjuguna1379]

Soo true

[@rosemaryomwandho3059]

Lovely. I am round the corner from you in Riat Hills. I made the same decision along time ago, that I will settle in the village and I am loving the lifestyle.

[@Brian0ndj]

Congratulations, bro! I haven’t watched it all yet, but I was reading the comments. I've been living in the USA for seven years now, and I don’t think I’ll be returning home for at least another ten years. My goal is to reach a steady monthly income of around $250,000, possibly from real estate investments like apartments. Life in Kenya truly is amazing-the weather and everything else is fantastic. However, one of my concerns is the healthcare system. Here in the USA, they treat you first, and as long as you have good insurance, it’s manageable. But in Kenya, it feels more money-driven; they expect payment upfront. Having good health coverage is essential. That’s why I think dual citizenship is ideal-it gives you the option to return if you ever need extensive medical treatment.

[@sarahkawala]

You can also get a health insurance in Kenya. Then it does not have to be money first the treatment.

[@shyn996]

😂😂😂$250,000 monthly!!! ? Pls be realistic with yo goals!!

[@peterchogo9175]

@@shyn996I read somewhere that someone paid UD$10billion tax. I believe you can achieve what you want

[@griffinskibet8166]

Thanks @lynn. Your show is very educative and entertainment. I always listen to it while doing cleaning abroad🙏

[@mimii0022]

Thank you so much young man. I am in 🇺🇸 and thanks to my brother, he managed to supervise my house building in western. Though being a woman I had ups and downs but it is down.

[@lavineatieno8361]

Hi ,It shall be well 🙏I went through that still going on strong ❤showing my journey on KZbin makes me feel good ❤

[@WuonOdidi]

Thanks :)

[@IreneMoses-z8x]

Loved the whole article. Thanks for sharing your experience.

[@DianiFM]

Welcome back to Kenya 🇰🇪 bro! East or West home is the best!❤

[@WuonOdidi]

Asante :)

[@SelfGrowth23]

Thank you for this Lynn. This is really eye opening.

[@edwinomondi8161]

This is the life I am longing for when I settled financially. So help me God. ❤

[@patriciaogata1784]

I love this talk I have retired in the village I am so relaxed and I enjoy everythings. The first thing to do plan your life and put up a home do not fear as many people say ooh I will be killed if I put up a good house. Congratulations my son welcome home

[@faithmulera9428]

Lynn i love love you for free. The stories you bring us are eye opening. I really laughed on the part of "chameleon politicians".

[@WuonOdidi]

YES :)

[@MilviaNawire]

East West home will always be the best irregardless 😊can't wait for my turn yo come and just settle for good.

[@thebeloved5]

Lived in UK for 6yrs;but since came to kenya am comf100%it's not easy but after sometimes it's comfortable here

[@dmindahouse]

Hey hey, I'm still here. Which part of the UK were you in

[@AlexisMuhumure]

Watching from USA (Maine state) I miss Nairobi also. Thank you for the great interview

[@carohkilonzo3068]

Everyone dream of this life.. congratulations for achieving your dream 🎉🎉 happy for you

[@WuonOdidi]

Thanks :)

[@felixdaktari]

This is so inspiring. I'm almost finishing 1yr in the U.S but I am still convinced that I will return to Kenya and settle there after a few years. I will come back to comment on this video when I take this bold step.

[@Komu254]

I wish if NCBA Bank can do a programme with Lynn Ngugi. Find a ground to do video on and then boom, the best bank in Kenya gets to connect with the best customers in and out of Kenya

[@catherineismyname6068]

Maybe they watching

[@kenyanlivingabroad]

I found @I&m bank to be more accommodating to cater for diaspora very effective

[@angelawanja98]

I like the fact that his home is also accessible! Well done Eddie.

[@ruthmema]

Awesome..inspired even before minutes of the talk. This will be me soon🎉

[@WuonOdidi]

Thanks :)

[@alexomondi8178]

Karateng' is on the way to my village home in Ugenya and many of my friends are married from there. Wonderful story, quite inspiring. I live in Nairobi and still too far behind from even contemplating moving to the village, regardless we can dream

[@wamuiruri5030]

Who’s your builder, architect, contractor??? Your home is beautiful ❤

[@briannyabuto725]

On my way too. Following in your footsteps Mr. Odidi. I know I will make it💯💯

[@iremwa776]

I just love this show, very inspiring, home is the best ....east or west! Awesome life 😎😎

[@loveandobediencebound]

You are such an inspiration my brother, God Bless you. Am from western but have always thought of settling in Kisumu. I will be checking your channel.

[@THISIS4REALTHO]

A message to all you people who think 'majuu' is home. Once you get to 65+ and they don't need you, youll realise how bad the country politics is. You won't be able to work with energetic youthful minds that are tech orientated, can work longer hours and accept less pay. The comfort you enjoy overseas will only be affordable home only if you laid the foundation.

[@lizette3002]

Wow that hair style looks so good on you Lynn you inspire me in many ways

[@mauricewekesa8273]

I am saving all my money planning to go back home in 5 years

[@WuonOdidi]

Good luck!

[@njugushable]

Same here. Am in UK but planning to settle back home within 5 years.

[@donnettespence7231]

The best thing you did for your children. I will be going back to 🇯🇲 also. I watch you on Jael in the village.

[@billygraham1319]

I love that point. One of the relatives you have a chance to pick is your wife. And the choice of the woman you marry will either make you or break you?

[@lynnatteagan7328]

This guy looks familiar from oyugis toob❤❤ much love and good job you have inspired me alot🎉

[@ruthmema]

Wuon Odidi, I want this house plan.😊😊

[@LLL3712]

Me too

[@Mariko477]

Want😮

[@lillianebwire4897]

😂 It's not the house but the interior design that gives it high value.

[@beatriceabok]

me too

[@WuonOdidi]

Come behind the tent :)