Good morning team LNN What is your take home from today's conversation with Joseph? In case you missed Wambugu Apple's episode, you can watch it here ruclips.net/video/u_vCNog0Q6g/видео.htmlsi=uMmKyV4WB_77etFJ Thank you so much TapTap Send! Tell your loved ones abroad to download the TapTap send app on either Play Store or App Store and use the code LYNN to get $20/£15/€15 and AED 25 bonus on their first transaction where the amount is $50/£50/€50/AED 40 or more! TapTap Send has convenient, safe, and fast transactions! To share your story with us, drop a summary of your story to info@Lnn.digital or lynn.ngugi@Lnn.digital Thank you so much for watching. We appreciate your love and support:)
Thank you so much for this wisdom you are sharing to Africans for them to embrace farming .. Am back from Diaspora and came back after 21 years .. Am farming and it’s the most fulfilling thing I have ever done .
17:26 YES YES YES! The languages that we use to teach technical subjects is of paramount importance. We must invest in using our languages to communicate technical subjects✅
Africa is not only the backbone of the world, but Africa is the continent of the future. This is the reason many wealthy people have left their countries to come settle in Africa. The reason why everyone is scrambling for a piece of Africa. Come back to my comment in 10 years to affirm this statement ❤
Bills you have to pay whether in Canada or Africa. There is no such thing as a free passage in Life. You have to pay your way through life. You go to work or business and earn good money. Someone else provides you with security, good roads and a clean environment to do you activity. These things are not free and don't expect them for free. The people who do this have to be paid who in turn pay taxes and other bills and create employment and more opportunities for you. That is how a society functions. In case you didn't know, It is called an economy. Expecting to earn highly and not pay bills is not only unrealistic but infantile. Who do you expect provides you with Electricity, clean water, cooking gas, and heating? This things are not free.
You are right that bills are paid everywhere, sometimes the bills paid differs and not for every purpose. In the Western world you hardly get any assistance from your neighbors, whereas in Nigeria for instance you get multiple assistance from them and are free or peanuts. You are taxed from the moment you wake up till you go to sleep. The fact that many Africans are running to the West for better life has been the failure of the government, not uplifting the living standards of the people, what I understand is that we have everything to make it in Africa and live a healthier life. We in the West understand this, but the government attitude has always been a draw back. What many of us fail to understand is that, the Europeans came to Africa under the power of their kings and Queens then, their expenditure were paid for or covered by their government. They organized a force for that. Ours has been an issue of individuality. Just imagine all the money we sent home goes to a special account and our people gets the home currency, how much will the government have from that. Nigerians alone sent more than $30b yearly. Yes bills would be paid for work and taxes as well, our government unlike the West don't depends on taxes for survival, we were surviving without it before the white man came. It was the only means for them to survive as they lack all natural means of survival in Europe then. So they have to master that act. Corruption has driven the economy down and that itself is the main problem. Those who have the courage to go back home and make it should be encouraged. Definitely we are working to survive in the West and can't afford to close our eyes and not worry about it. Your point is clear and the advantages of life in Africa is far greater than the West.
Africa is truly beautiful ❤ Am an Indian and after living in Africa for 4 years and coming to Canada, I miss Africa so much and feel like going back to Africa.
After 21 years of survival in the USA I am back home doing my farming and I am super excited this year I will harvest my first acre.... Africa is actually the best place to live and good and meaningful life ..
We Africans need to get it right and embrace the blessing we have here instead of going to be a slave in another man’s country that will never appreciate you for your sacrifice to there growth .. the myth that the grass is greener on the other side should be exposed keep it up Lynn .. African is the land of milk and honey truth should be told
I read a book that ultra opened my eyes towards the end dec '23. I made a commitment for a last dance and I have a date for when the last dance would be and I am going to move back to Africa in this year 2024.
👸 Queen Lynn, this is the kind of journalism I'm looking for as an African. Africans, our food security is in our hands 🙌 and make a little extra by exporting. In South Africa 🇿🇦 if we could have access to land the same way that our African brothers have, many would be farming, but our land is still in white ownership 😢. If Africa was bad, why are they not leaving, and going to the same Canada, UK, Australia etc, that we Africans rush too ?? What is they see that we Africans don't see? I'm proud of Joseph ❤😊 Blessings from South Africa 🇿🇦
@@our10picks18 Ahhh, you totally misunderstood. I was commenting as someone who has been to the constitutional court for land. And Joseph was talking about our leaders, that where I was talking from. Lazy, I'm glad Lynn spoke about Nigerian stereo types, My dear, if only you knew me personally 😊, I think a person with a Phd, runs 5 km every 3 days, works full time, has traveled to how many countries I'v lost count, in clouding Joseph's country, is lazy. ❤ but I appreciate your reply, just don't be in rush to reply with emotion ❤.
Mozambique and other african countries have enough land,white south africans are running farms like Bananalândia and making money.Others are in the tourism business,no black south african is willing to do that,just because they do not have the mentality of thinking outside the box,is only South Africa in their minds.Things are not easy,many barriers,but people have to fight and learn to overcome
As a person who has been overseas for many years this brother spoke nothing but truth. I like how he thinks and this is the kind of people Africa needs back and he should absolutely as an African choose where he lives. Africans always lived as one and these aren’t our borders. He’s right at home in Kenya.
Hes right about Igbo men. They are really hardworking. I'm a kikuyu who dated an igbo in America. He's very ambitious and now runs a successful Healthcare company
@lucksonomari4999 The fact that he can not denounce his Nigerian citizenship means nothing if he can't stay in his country and contribute to its development. He is accepting the colonization of his language unawares. That's a contradiction in reasoning, shame.
Before covid 19, also took the bold steps coming back to Nigeria. Ever since i hate it to travel back because Nigeria, Iseyin Oyo State is far better. Thank You Lynn for the interview. God bless you my brother. 💯💯❤❤❤
Wow.....The problem is the assimilation of English. Just like I have been trying to tell our young people about the trend of letting our toddlers learn their own mother language at the tender age and allow them to have exposure to English once in school, but nobody sees the logic in it. Think about writing a composition or insha or even addressing a gathering, you don't think in English, but rather in your own mother language. Thank you bro. We should make this viral.
My brother.. you have nailed it here! I am in Zim now after 34 years abroad.. thank you for your honesty! Get in touch with me. @Lyn you are doing a great job... keep it up Sis❤
Farming is a noble artistry that nourishes communities and futures. Fields cultivated with skill and care yield not just sustenance but the wealth of generations. Farmers are our best pharmacists because food is the greatest medicine 🌽 🍇 .
Ooh Lynn, this was fantastic. Your guest insight was spot on, thank you. In many parts of the world people actually learn in their own language. For example, Switzerland is very small but has 4 main languages and each school in those regions teaches in the regional language. Switzerland is also very rich, most of its wealth comes from many small companies that produce high quality products, produced by highly skilled individual (Handwerker). After highschool at age 16 most children go into apprenticeship where depending on the skill they are learning it takes 3 to 4 years, they work and go to school 1 or 2 days a week, after the training 99% who wants to work get jobs. The government has also made it easy for people to open up their own firms, and it pays part of the apprentice fees. I believe Africa can do it too.
I just visited home and I was telling my fellow kenyans that we do not know and appreciate what we have. For instance great weather!! Najivunia kuwa mkenya❤
After 4 years in the UK 🇬🇧 I fully understand what this Wise man is saying, invest in the LAND, we are lucky that we still have our own production in our hands
Africa can be worth living only when you have the money. Those who are commenting from abroad,what exactly took you to abroad ?definately luck of resources to start your own
Congratulations Lynn for another inspiring episode. I must admit that I have gained a lot from your channel and your guests- and have even started my own youtube channel based in the Lukenya hills through your works- God bless you!
Very interesting topic. I have lived in the developed World for 20 years and I keep on going home to Africa every 2 years. I have ever started and managed businesses for some people and they are now billionaires, I now know very well why Africa is behind. 1. Lack of Unity. If today you call a meeting of 15 people and tell them ‘let us start a factory business’. Five of them will join you. Use their brain and you start the next day. 2. TIME. Have value for time. Time is money. Plan your time program and follow it. Wake up at 5:45am and start. Church is very nice and needs your support but 45 min Church service per week is enough. Spend the rest of the time running your business from which you donate to your Church.
That Nigerian brother for us Iam telling you/nakwambia yaani Africa we are one 🇹🇿 Thank you Lynn karibu Tanzania pia Ugali Pap ni South Africa Igbo/Nigeria Gurage/Ethiopia Kikuyu/Kenya Chagga/Tanzania wanasimilarities
Lynn my sister this guy is telling you the truth life in Abroad is hard survival ndio slogan why ...then money is there and the cost of living is very high, I am in USA and God willing I am planning to relocate back in kenya work on my farm and I noticed all what we need for a good yield is water ,management na soko ya kuuza even with 3 million in kenya you can have a stable project tunakuja have been here for 6 years na kani ni mbio mbio mbio ,poor foor ,poor weather, poor lifestyle ect so huyu jamaa al8fanya hesabu zake in a smart way❤
Here, see physics: "the volume of an object submerged in a liquid e.g water is equal to the volume of the water displaced". This was Form one physics where we used a measuring cylinder to prove the above statement. Individually, I struggled to understand this concept mainly because language used never made sense to me. I tell you, my people, we have everything we need in Africa. I have travelled far and wide - Europe and North America specifically. These countries have nothing like we do. It is only we don't know what we have. I agree with this gentleman. I will be next on flight home soon. Watch this space.
My inlaw has spoken! Joseph has nailed it on the head from the true perspective of well travelled and informed African living abroad and has understood where we get it wrong and what can be done. Loved the interview❤
I’m from Zambia 🇿🇲 and living in diaspora. Joseph’s views are very cardinal. Very important at Africa level, country levels, State, County or Provincial, District, Town or Constituency, Ward, Section, village level and family levels. Agriculture, Policies, Trade Training institutions. We are a blessed Continent!
From TRINIDAD&TOBAGO in the CARIBBEAN first time viewing your channel from the diaspora family I like what you are doing I am coming to AFRICA this year for sure I really want to see there for myself love that interview that brother is very ambitious and hope more like him go back home & fix back the continent thanks again for your channel HAPPY NEW YEAR BLESSINGS.
24:53 I lived in this place for a month, Eko Hotel in Victoria Island, Lagos. I remember that yellow roof. I've also stayed in Kuramo Waters on the right side. I've been to Nigeria a couple times for extended periods, for my business. Nigerians are doing interesting things in Kenya.There's even a Pan African school in Nairobi that I was surprised to learn was started by a Nigerian
I had GOOSEBUMPS when he said “imagine being thought science in your local language “ it hit me hard again when he said “The problem is not the science, the problem is understanding the question in your indigenous language” please sir, what’s your SM handle? I would like to follow your page. Please 🙏
As an African living abroad, I strongly agree with this man. 95% of people living abroad are suffering and in great chaos and distress. There is no place like home. May God help us to come back home and establish us there. Persistent suffering abroad is not God's will
I enjoyed this interview Lynn thank you for all you do. We would like to come back and develop our own country but yes Africans we are our worst enemies.
What this guy is saying is so true. There's no place like home. In diaspora, there's no lazing around. If you do, then your countertop will be filled with bills.
Hi team Lyn in 2020 after covid lockdown and required to work from home (with a good paying job in an international organisation) having been raised and schooled in Nairobi know nothing about ushago life. I relocated upcountry in July 2020to work from home in Kirinyaga. I am happy to tell you that am resigning from my organisation to focus on my new found faith "farming"and 🙏 the peace of mind, fresh air and fresh food that goes with it away from the hustle and bustle of Nairobi❤
I'm so impressed by today 's guest I'm willing to start farming already I registered a company but I don't have someone to help me with information needed and where to get capital I'm from south Africa Limpopo province Tzaneen I'm a female with disability 50:51
Thank you so much Lynn for airing this discussion. At least one person spoke what I thought! Our education needs to change. He is right. Most jobs are about technical or require vocational training. We need to advocate for change. Why keep a child for 18 years in school only to come out of uni not get employed! It's like we set ourselves and children to fail.
I'm a Nigerian living in Australia. I can really attest to what the Nigerian man was saying. And i want to relocate back this year to one of Africa countries. As this guy was saying I'm scared 😨😳 to relocate to Nigeria. Due to the high level of insecurity in Nigeria. Nigeria as a country is loosing many Nigerians talents to other parts of Africa due to the high level of insecurity in Nigeria.
Good morning team LNN
What is your take home from today's conversation with Joseph?
In case you missed Wambugu Apple's episode, you can watch it here ruclips.net/video/u_vCNog0Q6g/видео.htmlsi=uMmKyV4WB_77etFJ
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Lynne Joseph is on another level, his iq supper
Thank you so much for this wisdom you are sharing to Africans for them to embrace farming .. Am back from Diaspora and came back after 21 years .. Am farming and it’s the most fulfilling thing I have ever done .
Lynn we need more of these stories .We have grateful.Thank you
17:26 YES YES YES! The languages that we use to teach technical subjects is of paramount importance. We must invest in using our languages to communicate technical subjects✅
This man should be also a economical consultant. Make him viral people
Africa is not only the backbone of the world, but Africa is the continent of the future. This is the reason many wealthy people have left their countries to come settle in Africa. The reason why everyone is scrambling for a piece of Africa. Come back to my comment in 10 years to affirm this statement ❤
Brother Thank you for your experienced you have shared with the world, you have inspired many today, God blessed you.
Festus in British Columbia.
Amazing ! Thank you guys
It is so. AMEN
Bills you have to pay whether in Canada or Africa. There is no such thing as a free passage in Life. You have to pay your way through life. You go to work or business and earn good money. Someone else provides you with security, good roads and a clean environment to do you activity. These things are not free and don't expect them for free. The people who do this have to be paid who in turn pay taxes and other bills and create employment and more opportunities for you. That is how a society functions. In case you didn't know, It is called an economy. Expecting to earn highly and not pay bills is not only unrealistic but infantile. Who do you expect provides you with Electricity, clean water, cooking gas, and heating? This things are not free.
You are right that bills are paid everywhere, sometimes the bills paid differs and not for every purpose. In the Western world you hardly get any assistance from your neighbors, whereas in Nigeria for instance you get multiple assistance from them and are free or peanuts. You are taxed from the moment you wake up till you go to sleep. The fact that many Africans are running to the West for better life has been the failure of the government, not uplifting the living standards of the people, what I understand is that we have everything to make it in Africa and live a healthier life. We in the West understand this, but the government attitude has always been a draw back. What many of us fail to understand is that, the Europeans came to Africa under the power of their kings and Queens then, their expenditure were paid for or covered by their government. They organized a force for that. Ours has been an issue of individuality. Just imagine all the money we sent home goes to a special account and our people gets the home currency, how much will the government have from that. Nigerians alone sent more than $30b yearly.
Yes bills would be paid for work and taxes as well, our government unlike the West don't depends on taxes for survival, we were surviving without it before the white man came. It was the only means for them to survive as they lack all natural means of survival in Europe then. So they have to master that act. Corruption has driven the economy down and that itself is the main problem.
Those who have the courage to go back home and make it should be encouraged. Definitely we are working to survive in the West and can't afford to close our eyes and not worry about it.
Your point is clear and the advantages of life in Africa is far greater than the West.
I am strongly agree with this men, there's no better place than home and Africa is home🙌
Africa is truly beautiful ❤ Am an Indian and after living in Africa for 4 years and coming to Canada, I miss Africa so much and feel like going back to Africa.
After 21 years of survival in the USA I am back home doing my farming and I am super excited this year I will harvest my first acre.... Africa is actually the best place to live and good and meaningful life ..
You are blessed we are here still surviving but trusting God we come back soon
How is the going now , ?
What I really like about this guy is his open mind, his foresight and his new plans to farming.
We Africans need to get it right and embrace the blessing we have here instead of going to be a slave in another man’s country that will never appreciate you for your sacrifice to there growth .. the myth that the grass is greener on the other side should be exposed keep it up Lynn .. African is the land of milk and honey truth should be told
I read a book that ultra opened my eyes towards the end dec '23. I made a commitment for a last dance and I have a date for when the last dance would be and I am going to move back to Africa in this year 2024.
Sciences in indigenous language.👏👏👏👏this is what Africa is missing. Big up for the rich and informative discussion🎉
👸 Queen Lynn, this is the kind of journalism I'm looking for as an African. Africans, our food security is in our hands 🙌 and make a little extra by exporting. In South Africa 🇿🇦 if we could have access to land the same way that our African brothers have, many would be farming, but our land is still in white ownership 😢. If Africa was bad, why are they not leaving, and going to the same Canada, UK, Australia etc, that we Africans rush too ?? What is they see that we Africans don't see?
I'm proud of Joseph ❤😊
Blessings from South Africa 🇿🇦
@@our10picks18 Ahhh, you totally misunderstood. I was commenting as someone who has been to the constitutional court for land. And Joseph was talking about our leaders, that where I was talking from. Lazy, I'm glad Lynn spoke about Nigerian stereo types, My dear, if only you knew me personally 😊, I think a person with a Phd, runs 5 km every 3 days, works full time, has traveled to how many countries I'v lost count, in clouding Joseph's country, is lazy. ❤ but I appreciate your reply, just don't be in rush to reply with emotion ❤.
Africa has the best climate in the world, no hurricanes or tornadoes, no extreme temperatures nice weather and beautiful land scenery .
Mozambique and other african countries have enough land,white south africans are running farms like Bananalândia and making money.Others are in the tourism business,no black south african is willing to do that,just because they do not have the mentality of thinking outside the box,is only South Africa in their minds.Things are not easy,many barriers,but people have to fight and learn to overcome
After 25 years abroad, I visited and felt in love with Nairobi❤️ I'm African, and Kenya will be my new home. He's down right telling g the truth-
As a person who has been overseas for many years this brother spoke nothing but truth. I like how he thinks and this is the kind of people Africa needs back and he should absolutely as an African choose where he lives. Africans always lived as one and these aren’t our borders. He’s right at home in Kenya.
I have a Nigerian friend and I can say they are incredible people very sharp
😂
Hes right about Igbo men. They are really hardworking. I'm a kikuyu who dated an igbo in America. He's very ambitious and now runs a successful Healthcare company
Am happy a Nigerian has been featured. Thanks Lynn
Now this kind of stories make me think twice about living aboard
Let the Nigerian guy denounce his Nigerian citizenship i bet he won't 😂
I don't think I'm going again struggle with connection from nowhere I can do something
@lucksonomari4999 The fact that he can not denounce his Nigerian citizenship means nothing if he can't stay in his country and contribute to its development. He is accepting the colonization of his language unawares. That's a contradiction in reasoning, shame.
Very true leaving abroad we need to change our mind
What has it got to do with what he's talking about????@@faithkisiangani5702
Before covid 19, also took the bold steps coming back to Nigeria. Ever since i hate it to travel back because Nigeria, Iseyin Oyo State is far better. Thank You Lynn for the interview. God bless you my brother. 💯💯❤❤❤
Youre from iseyin ,?
Are you still there
Wow.....The problem is the assimilation of English.
Just like I have been trying to tell our young people about the trend of letting our toddlers learn their own mother language at the tender age and allow them to have exposure to English once in school, but nobody sees the logic in it. Think about writing a composition or insha or even addressing a gathering, you don't think in English, but rather in your own mother language. Thank you bro. We should make this viral.
I am a clinician and a farmer in kenya...i am considering resigning from my job and concentrate fully on farming...the output is good.
He is a very smart man.God bless him for the knowledge he has given to Kenyans and Africans .Hopefully we learn and build Africa
Bro I feel you I was born in Somali and I live USA last 23 years I’m ready move back Africa
Kenya that’s the plan inshalah start farming
Africa is the best place to be on earth!!
You can imagine the opportunities if Africa is united with a purpose... 😊
My brother.. you have nailed it here! I am in Zim now after 34 years abroad.. thank you for your honesty! Get in touch with me. @Lyn you are doing a great job... keep it up Sis❤
Very mind blowing interview,i love farming esp that where i come from western kenya,farming is part of us
Farming is a noble artistry that nourishes communities and futures. Fields cultivated with skill and care yield not just sustenance but the wealth of generations. Farmers are our best pharmacists because food is the greatest medicine 🌽 🍇 .
Great vision, my African brother. May God crown your efforts with success.
I am an Igbo young man in California. This interview is very impressive and informative ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
This guy is speaking nothing but the truth and he is brilliant.
Africa is Heaven!!!, ni vile tu hatujui until we leave the country for majuu. Huku ni survival vile ame i put kwa minute 33:40
Great insights shared. I wish him well in his endeavors.
This man has a lot in common with me!!!!! You couldn’t be any more right, my brother!!! Africans must wake up!!!!
Very Inspiring conversation, thank you team LNN
Good morning LNN family..❤Much love from 🇳🇴
Ooh Lynn, this was fantastic. Your guest insight was spot on, thank you.
In many parts of the world people actually learn in their own language.
For example, Switzerland is very small but has 4 main languages and each school in those regions teaches in the regional language.
Switzerland is also very rich, most of its wealth comes from many small companies that produce high quality products, produced by highly skilled individual (Handwerker). After highschool at age 16 most children go into apprenticeship where depending on the skill they are learning it takes 3 to 4 years, they work and go to school 1 or 2 days a week, after the training 99% who wants to work get jobs.
The government has also made it easy for people to open up their own firms, and it pays part of the apprentice fees.
I believe Africa can do it too.
We love you brother your speaking my heart out.i cant wait to be a farmer someday.
I just visited home and I was telling my fellow kenyans that we do not know and appreciate what we have. For instance great weather!! Najivunia kuwa mkenya❤
they won't get this part, we complain too much here in Kenya...
U cldnt have said it better bro.Diaspora life is survival however much u earn. I cant wait to retire to my farm in Uganda asap.
Another ugandan here ready to go home!
Am coming to Kenya last week of Feb.,am going to visit this farm and do better.I left teaching job to venture into farming.
After 4 years in the UK 🇬🇧 I fully understand what this Wise man is saying, invest in the LAND, we are lucky that we still have our own production in our hands
Africa can be worth living only when you have the money. Those who are commenting from abroad,what exactly took you to abroad ?definately luck of resources to start your own
Very true ,,we need money to start business and propel
Lynn ngungi ,go girl go,choosing good brain like this ,is what Africa neef😊
Finally,the long awaited show is here
Congratulations Lynn for another inspiring episode. I must admit that I have gained a lot from your channel and your guests- and have even started my own youtube channel based in the Lukenya hills through your works- God bless you!
Very interesting topic. I have lived in the developed World for 20 years and I keep on going home to Africa every 2 years.
I have ever started and managed businesses for some people and they are now billionaires, I now know very well why Africa is behind.
1. Lack of Unity. If today you call a meeting of 15 people and tell them ‘let us start a factory business’. Five of them will join you. Use their brain and you start the next day.
2. TIME. Have value for time. Time is money. Plan your time program and follow it. Wake up at 5:45am and start.
Church is very nice and needs your support but 45 min Church service per week is enough. Spend the rest of the time running your business from which you donate to your Church.
This guy makes alot of sense
That Nigerian brother for us Iam telling you/nakwambia yaani Africa we are one 🇹🇿
Thank you Lynn karibu Tanzania pia
Ugali Pap ni South Africa
Igbo/Nigeria Gurage/Ethiopia Kikuyu/Kenya Chagga/Tanzania wanasimilarities
Home is always home...until you travel , thats how you know how Africa is Blessed.
True
Thanks for visiting Kenya, the fertily land.... better settle in Kenya
We are peaceful and kind people
The English is englishing can't wait until the end the story is flowing so well thanks Lynn for the upload
English is not a measure of intelligence.
Thank you my sister for the exposure
Hi Lynn, yes our 800k is almost here🙌🏽🙌🏽❤️
The Wambugu’s Story Makes One Think Otherwise. Lyn Thanks
Lynn my sister this guy is telling you the truth life in Abroad is hard survival ndio slogan why ...then money is there and the cost of living is very high, I am in USA and God willing I am planning to relocate back in kenya work on my farm and I noticed all what we need for a good yield is water ,management na soko ya kuuza even with 3 million in kenya you can have a stable project tunakuja have been here for 6 years na kani ni mbio mbio mbio ,poor foor ,poor weather, poor lifestyle ect so huyu jamaa al8fanya hesabu zake in a smart way❤
Follow that man after 1 yr to see his progress
Igbo men are known as hard working men and they care about their children and wife . I really respect them ❤of course my husband is an Igbo
Thank you for this. We must encourage our brothers 🙏
They’re not lazy at all! Thank God I married an igbo man🙏🏾
Can you search for me igbo man am serious
@@shufaaesala3511 lol 😂 May God guide you because there are also bad apples in between.
Please not everyone ooh,but a real gentlemen understand themselves everywhere
Farming is always in my blood the problem is I don't own a piece of land but One day God will answer my prayers 🙏🙏🙏
Bro you can rent land at cheap price just use lawyers ,
Here, see physics: "the volume of an object submerged in a liquid e.g water is equal to the volume of the water displaced". This was Form one physics where we used a measuring cylinder to prove the above statement. Individually, I struggled to understand this concept mainly because language used never made sense to me. I tell you, my people, we have everything we need in Africa. I have travelled far and wide - Europe and North America specifically. These countries have nothing like we do. It is only we don't know what we have. I agree with this gentleman. I will be next on flight home soon. Watch this space.
Faith without work... you nailed it
My inlaw has spoken! Joseph has nailed it on the head from the true perspective of well travelled and informed African living abroad and has understood where we get it wrong and what can be done. Loved the interview❤
@lnn You are bringing change that we all want to see. Motivated Positively.
I’m from Zambia 🇿🇲 and living in diaspora. Joseph’s views are very cardinal. Very important at Africa level, country levels, State, County or Provincial, District, Town or Constituency, Ward, Section, village level and family levels. Agriculture, Policies, Trade Training institutions. We are a blessed Continent!
From TRINIDAD&TOBAGO in the CARIBBEAN first time viewing your channel from the diaspora family I like what you are doing I am coming to AFRICA this year for sure I really want to see there for myself love that interview that brother is very ambitious and hope more like him go back home & fix back the continent thanks again for your channel HAPPY NEW YEAR BLESSINGS.
I love this man.. full of knowledge and wisdom.. this speaking foreign language is killing us.. 😂😂
24:53 I lived in this place for a month, Eko Hotel in Victoria Island, Lagos. I remember that yellow roof. I've also stayed in Kuramo Waters on the right side. I've been to Nigeria a couple times for extended periods, for my business. Nigerians are doing interesting things in Kenya.There's even a Pan African school in Nairobi that I was surprised to learn was started by a Nigerian
An eye opener and quite inspiring
Thanks for the insight Igbo man
Thanks for being proud of your identity
Notification hoiye 😊🥰🙌 Good morning fam, Lynn and the team...I had waited for this one Lynn since Ile day ya Cate and the Dad😊
I love technical schools ...i wish we had more in africa like Europe.
Welcome back! This what we need. Go learn and come back develop Africa!!
Real talk, there are times you sit and wonder why the heck you living abroad.
Am asking myself the same time.
😅😅😅For sure
I had GOOSEBUMPS when he said “imagine being thought science in your local language “ it hit me hard again when he said
“The problem is not the science, the problem is understanding the question in your indigenous language” please sir, what’s your SM handle? I would like to follow your page. Please 🙏
What a wonderful guy. My brother you just spoke my mind. Wonderful interview. Yo Big Joe. thanks and to the host, weldone.
As an African living abroad, I strongly agree with this man. 95% of people living abroad are suffering and in great chaos and distress. There is no place like home. May God help us to come back home and establish us there. Persistent suffering abroad is not God's will
Yes ,the time is now, Africa 🌍💯💯
Here to learn and be inspired❤🙌
Mind blowong conversation. Great job Lynn as always.
I enjoyed this interview Lynn thank you for all you do. We would like to come back and develop our own country but yes Africans we are our worst enemies.
Wow wow! Language and culture. That is what children in freedom school Nakuru is doing . I now understand clearly.
Good conversation and inspiring story. Keep up the good work Lynn
True we are in the same just 3yrs we came back and do farming
Sweet interview frank talk Africa for Africans
Facts. Diaspora life for many of us is pure survival.
I can agree with him 💯.....Especially Technical schools, University is not for everybody.
We had technical schools back in the day as secondary schools before 8-4-4 system.We destroyed them.
Really Africa is the best place to be
Watching you from Qatar . Great job Linn. Very inspiring conversation.
Plumbing, carpentry, electrical wiring and auto repair makes more money than nursing in the US
What this guy is saying is so true. There's no place like home. In diaspora, there's no lazing around. If you do, then your countertop will be filled with bills.
Hi team Lyn in 2020 after covid lockdown and required to work from home (with a good paying job in an international organisation) having been raised and schooled in Nairobi know nothing about ushago life. I relocated upcountry in July 2020to work from home in Kirinyaga. I am happy to tell you that am resigning from my organisation to focus on my new found faith "farming"and 🙏 the peace of mind, fresh air and fresh food that goes with it away from the hustle and bustle of Nairobi❤
Yaani i have a 2 acre land with drilled water and still cant think how well i can utilize that land. I need to learn. I need to visit Wambugu farm.
My friend, you are very rich. Make it productive. Water is everything in farming.
I’m a Nigerian too and I watch your videos and love you Lynn. I’m happy to see my brother on this platform. God bless you bro
Finally we have the ibo man in the show,my love for Nigerian ❤️❤️❤️
I'm so impressed by today 's guest I'm willing to start farming already I registered a company but I don't have someone to help me with information needed and where to get capital I'm from south Africa Limpopo province Tzaneen I'm a female with disability 50:51
Lynn Nguni Network: I am from Nigeria. Please connect me with with your guest from Canada who wants to farm! God’s blessings to you. jtsdrd, USA
Thank you so much Lynn for airing this discussion. At least one person spoke what I thought! Our education needs to change. He is right. Most jobs are about technical or require vocational training. We need to advocate for change. Why keep a child for 18 years in school only to come out of uni not get employed! It's like we set ourselves and children to fail.
He is talking one point sitting on the other one.just wow.appr👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Big brother ride on! I feel your understanding ❤❤❤
Well put. We are surviving here.
I'm a Nigerian living in Australia.
I can really attest to what the Nigerian man was saying.
And i want to relocate back this year to one of Africa countries.
As this guy was saying I'm scared 😨😳 to relocate to Nigeria.
Due to the high level of insecurity in Nigeria.
Nigeria as a country is loosing many Nigerians talents to other parts of Africa due to the high level of insecurity in Nigeria.
Good morning LNN family 👋
Ready to listen and learn ❤
Good morning 🙏🙏🙏
@@LynnNgugi Happy New Year 🎆 my kasupuu ❤💗💗💗
@@LynnNgugi lnyy plz mi sijui kuandika kwa email soma tu text yangu hapa na unisaidie plz plz hatulali huu ya maumivu makali yenye anaumwa.
This guy has great wisdom ❤❤❤❤❤❤