This is a good lesson to those who think US is everything Home will always be the best to be.We need such Kenyans to join us tujenge Kenya stress-free back home
@user-fg2og3tx. I would totally disagree with. I have lived in US for 28 yrs and I cannot regret. If you have a professional job you get time off as well as FMLA, you can also get sabbatical for one year, you go to kenya and come back you still have a job. I love US and cannot compare it to kenya.
@user-fg2og3tx9u That's easier said than done. A professor from Kisii was just murdered last year with his wife in the same mansion they built when they came to Kenya for vacation. Talk of stress! The only stress I have is people from home asking for money as if we have it underneath the pillow just thinking about them and some are very unappreciative. In the past few years, almost $100K was sent home and I've been here for 30 years just calculate how many homes one can build or businesses but no thanks, coming back, no! Not even in a coffin. They'll try to exhume my body to look for dollars. No! My kids were born hapa USA and I have grandkids, leave them here for who? I wish we all could worship God and that's the only peace there is while traveling here on earth.
Personally, I believe that you can have the best of both worlds. In some fields, it is possible to work remotely, especially if you are in certain fields. I do that alot. Covid helped a lot - I've lived in Europe for nearly 25 years. At least over a quarter of the year, I am at home. Combining AL with remote works well, Kabisa. Having a bit of both is a good thing. I.e. the £€$ and the weather, as well as the family. I guess it just needs planning
Good job Emily!! Didn’t know you relocated! So proud of you and your achievement! Nowhere like home! It’s a blessing, praying you continue to prosper in everything 🙏🏽🙏🏽
My aunt used to live in Naire kiangare but were kicked out during the clashes. I would advise her to also get some ducks or geese and a cat. They do a good job killing snakes. I've been in the us for 23 years and there's no place that makes me feel at home like Kenya. She's absolutely right about her decisions to return. There's plenty of Kenyans here that are financially stable but mentally and emotionally not doing well.
Thank you for sharing. It's true, mafundi wanakula na kukuchinja wakicheka. Invest in chicken rearing as per your region, ama that area. Mungu akupe neema. I hope our government can tap all the wealth of your knowledge na education from. Kibali ukubalike nchini mwako.
@@kanyoni99 Thank you so much 🙏🏿 I'm a rookie farmer, learning by the day.. I love rearing chicken as pets, so a business venture would be a no brainer once I get the drill..
I’ve been in Italy for almost 15 years and I’ll go back to Kenya in a heartbeat,Abroad life can take a toll on your mental health 😫Maybe when my kids are grownups I will relocate there,home is the best
Emily looks young🎉she looks also good hearted girl ,with a big vision,one thing I love from her she has come back home,coz east or west home is the best,congratulations Emily.
good show ....i would advice her to do bush-clearing around the house to make it neat, and do proper land demarcation for different applications for economic gains.....she can do a lot on one-acre....
…being a South African in Europe to be honest I cannot wait to finally pack and come back home. It isn’t all roses , currency yes , everything else 😢 my opinion anyway like the food sucks plain and simple .
Are you kidding? I've lived in the U.S for 30 + years, I speak fluent Kipsigis and Swahili. My 25 year old child who was born here speaks Swahili and understands basic Kipsigis but doesn't speak. Grew up in Nairobi, schooled in Nyeri ( understand kikuyu)and people in ushagz used to be surprised that " city kids" were eloquent. I thank my parents for making sure we spoke all these languages.
Tunaongea kizungu works peke yake, once you clock out you are hanging out with your people. The misconception that utasahau kiswahili ama lugha ya mama is pure nonsense na watu wenye huaza kutweng ni ujinga tu. Be yourself.
I have lived in UK for almost 25 yrs. My household sisi hupiga sheng kabisa. When back home Eldie swa kama Kawaida. Wale watu husahau swa ni pretending kabisa. Hakuna vile you can forget your lingo no way i do not buy that.
not unless a person relocate when at around 3yrs or 4 , nobody can forget their language all that act like they forgot nikujifanya na inferiority complex that makes people act what they are not . I left kenya in year 2000 till now , no kenyans to communicate with but yes my Gikuyu language is perfect .
Just be proud of your roots and you can not forget your mother tongue. Even when the parents put in some effort the kids can learn their language. Ofcourse do not expect them to learn a thing if you talk to them in English.
Fundi's! You said one important thing, however well you treat them, they still take advantage of you, lived experience. But you have done a great job Emily, keep going
What a brave girl. Have lived in UK for over 25 years. I can relate to this story 💯%. There are few categories of Kenyans in Diaspora. - Those who have settled and are "happy " and have no intentions of relocating back home. -Those who have plans to relocate one day . -The confused ones who can't make up their minds because of different reasons. -And the "PRAPPED " ones . These are people where their bodies are in Diaspora and minds are in Kenya. Am one of them. Was really scared when Emilly said she was thinking of a dead person was better than her. I compare to myself to my gone friends too. This story have given me hope and courage. Thank you Mr Miano for this story see before Christmas . Kenya 🇰🇪 here I come.
Aww this almost brings tears to my eyes, comparing yourself to your gone friends? Hope it's not what I'm thinking. I totally agree, the relocation from abroad to Africa is still an ongoing debate for many, with mixed emotions. I wish you well in your relocation journey 🙏🏿
This is very good but I wouldn’t expose myself. I can’t see any other house nearby. That means security can be an issue. People in Kenya have the mentality that when you go back home you have money. My sister don’t trust anyone
Adorable! Keep snakes away esp from the chicken pen by using Used engine oil around the pen. Preserve the huge cactus tree. by building a round stone war around it to enhance outdoor beauty. Build a shade to preserve your water tanks from UV rays. Keep going !!
You might like the trees but they're wrongly planted. You'll have a lot of problems with your neighbors because the roots and shades will overflow to their farms. Trees require some distance from the fence or you select kai apple for fence.
She is humble and simple..This is the life. Simple but well-planned. I also have Sunculture Rainmaker 2 on my farm, it's very reliable and their customer support is also good.
She made the wise decision retirement in USA is a big No you end up in a nursing home. USA is good if you are young. Am 100% sure she has American citizenship.
You’re very right. I have been living in the US for 45 years si far and I am planning on retiring in Kenya very soon. I will however miss the first class customer service practices, good healthcare, and the culture but I know with time I will get used to Kenya.
@Lucksonomari4999. You are not telling the truth. I have lived in US for 28 yrs, You mean everybody who is old and retired is living in a nursing home. Most retirees live in their own homes, I bet you just do not know that. America is a good place to retire, you do not have to deal with lawlessness just like that lunatic who caused fire in Embakasi, retirees go for months or years before they can get their benefits, crime, bad roads and other social problems. Its ok for you to retire in kenya but do not talk shit about US where you live here or not.
Point of correction Kidogo ,That tree is not a pine tree ,its called Casuarina.This belong to the class Casuarinaceae and not genus pinus(pine) tree.They do well in dry areas and help with wind breaking..Pine cannot grow there.
Its all about balance and long term goals. You can have an equally productive life both in the USA and opt to retire in Kenya wisely. Would advise people not to move on "emotions" . Do your research on where to build; cost etc and what you want. All about balance and where you feel your heart is
Thank you for this comment. I think Emily came home too soon. If I were her and she could go back, I would. But this time with a different mindset. A heart of gratitude for this privilege, and most of all, Christ as my anchor. So that any ugly thought raising itself against the knowledge of God I cast it down quickly in JMN. Also we have our own life to live. Our grandparents have already lived theirs. It’s our time now to live ours, to find ourselves, then support others from a cup that is running over. ❤
O my God where are my manners? Congratulations Emily on this great endeavor. What you have done here already is priceless. The experience, process and growth that you have now, is your utmost treasure. May Almighty God continue to expand your territory ❤
I was in the US the whole of 2011 as a student. I wouldn't want to go through that kind of life again. I will always live in kenya and only travel for leisure.
plant fruit trees around the compound also make a Kitchen garden. Cats, ducks, chicken will do away with snakes. weka fence hata kama ni mabati round , snakes cant climp iron sheets or plant Kaiyaba round nyoka haziwezi karibia hiyo miba.
Quick recovery. Yes, i agree with her, it's not a must for family history to determine whether you may get fibroids but it plays a major role eg check your aunt's from mum n dad's side. It may also be caused if one gets period at an early age but takes too long to get kids...or they get a kid like at 25 years n have a very big gap before they get the next kid. It may Also be caused by vitamin D deficiency...it's easier to get a kid once the fibroid is removed b4 it grows...once in pregnancy, any fibroid that was growing starts to shrink
2m ni kidogo. We built one last year three bed was 3.5m na hio ni bila maji. We already had water kwa site. Interior ndie hukula doo Kukosana na mafundi kenya hio ni kawa. And me i got all my fundis from fb by reference. Kabla ni chukue fundi i will go kwa site ile amejenga, meet the owner then i would hire that fundi. I did alot of due diligence that was an extra cost but well worthy
Miano I like your channel keep things real and affordable for ordinary Kenyans who have been fed on housing they cannot afford. Do mabati housing. Clay bricks housing . Wood housing. Hata mud housing. Every body has their own starting point. Bora nyumba you can afford and say BYE BYE Landlord!!!!
Great vlog and brilliant conversation packed with education and advise. The sad thing and has nothing to do with vlog but Kenya love for capitalism ignoring the destruction its bring to social goods that should be enjoyed by all regardless of status.
I really enjoyed the conversation and liked what I was hearing from you and your guest. I The part that got me was the NHIF bit. Its seems Kenya as a country we no regard to universal basic products. Things like education, health and housing are basic human right and not a privilege. I watch, read and listen daily to some very sad stories across our beloved country. Sad seeing children that have passed in their exams but cannot advance to the next level because the parents cannot afford or where a family member is sick but denied access to treatment due to lack of funds. All this pain is because we have decide to fully adopt an evil system of capitalism where money has a greater value than our own humanity and dignity. Healthcare, education ... sacred and should be made available to everyone regardless if you have got NHIF or not. @@mianomuthii
I agree with her when it comes to natural fencing, no need for putting up a concrete wall in such a place those ones we should leave for paranoid city dwellers
Great conversation Miano with that lady. Kenya has very many problems, but its her decision to return to kenya. I disagree with her regarding mental health in US, kenya is even worse with mental health issues, at least in US you can get help if one needs help but I agree with her regarding paying for NHIF which is very critical when one gets sicks, can come in handy.
I disagree with you. You don't know what she was going through at the job environment . Furthermore she has done a lot n she is still very young n can work if she likes
Good job, but just remember people trust worthy, I lost almost 2 million fo repair of a house and the work was not even complited snd was tod look for some else to finish the job.
America/the West is so overrated. Kenya offers a better balance of life, especially if you are financially stable. I would choose kenya over any other country in a heartbeat.
Emillys Channel- www.youtube.com/@EmmilyTiampati
Kweli maisha ni mviringo, she achieved academically, earned top dollar and chose simplicity.
She chose peace and tranquility
I’ve been in the US for over 10 years and I can totally relate to what she’s saying. Kenya just heals you. Good luck to her on the new adventure
You spoke the real truth every time I visit Kenya I find myself stressing out when it's time to leave
@@nancyn5778not me. Everyone thinks I am an ATM and I came to save humanity.
So true
Kenyan robs you in US the government robs you everything for the name of taxes
Yes it does heal you physically and emotionally... if you know you know 😊
At 40 n she looks younger. She is aging gracefully. I have learned a lot from her
Is she married?
But us not married nor have child
@@Grace-p2u...She age like me lol😂😂😂 true we both have no kids but I have my soulmate
This is a good lesson to those who think US is everything Home will always be the best to be.We need such Kenyans to join us tujenge Kenya stress-free back home
@user-fg2og3tx. I would totally disagree with. I have lived in US for 28 yrs and I cannot regret. If you have a professional job you get time off as well as FMLA, you can also get sabbatical for one year, you go to kenya and come back you still have a job. I love US and cannot compare it to kenya.
@user-fg2og3tx9u That's easier said than done. A professor from Kisii was just murdered last year with his wife in the same mansion they built when they came to Kenya for vacation. Talk of stress! The only stress I have is people from home asking for money as if we have it underneath the pillow just thinking about them and some are very unappreciative. In the past few years, almost $100K was sent home and I've been here for 30 years just calculate how many homes one can build or businesses but no thanks, coming back, no! Not even in a coffin. They'll try to exhume my body to look for dollars. No! My kids were born hapa USA and I have grandkids, leave them here for who? I wish we all could worship God and that's the only peace there is while traveling here on earth.
Home is best. But we are far away off the developed countries.. tuko na a long way to go
Personally, I believe that you can have the best of both worlds. In some fields, it is possible to work remotely, especially if you are in certain fields. I do that alot.
Covid helped a lot - I've lived in Europe for nearly 25 years. At least over a quarter of the year, I am at home. Combining AL with remote works well, Kabisa. Having a bit of both is a good thing. I.e. the £€$ and the weather, as well as the family. I guess it just needs planning
@@daveparko3519it all depends on your personality
So learned but humble in heart...from US to Kenya. Lesson well learned.
East or west home is the best...right choice though
Being home is free therapy. Have been in Australia for quiet number of years and I can't wait to relocate back home.
Am always coming back to this page! Very much inspired with this young lady. She is the reason i buid my house
I'm in USA and I totally agree with her ...east or west home is the best..😅
Me too I visit home alot but looking forward to relocate back some day🙏🏽
True
My friend Sere. I was among the people walimzindikisha akienda majuu. Siku amina alipo amua kurudi
Good job Emily!! Didn’t know you relocated! So proud of you and your achievement! Nowhere like home! It’s a blessing, praying you continue to prosper in everything 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Plant fruit trees for some passive income...i love the environment..kudos
Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication 😊! Lovely humble lady congrats 🎉
True
Inspirational, bold, hard-working, humble and blessed.
May God continue to grant you grace and favour.
🇰🇪 🇺🇸 🌍 ❤️ 💙 💜 👍👍👍
My aunt used to live in Naire kiangare but were kicked out during the clashes. I would advise her to also get some ducks or geese and a cat. They do a good job killing snakes. I've been in the us for 23 years and there's no place that makes me feel at home like Kenya. She's absolutely right about her decisions to return. There's plenty of Kenyans here that are financially stable but mentally and emotionally not doing well.
It's Nairagie Enkare - stationary water
I an from the west of our continent, can't wait for my child to finish school so I can return home. I pray my sanity not totally gone then 😂
@@fatmatakamara1866😂 I feel you
Thank you for sharing. It's true, mafundi wanakula na kukuchinja wakicheka. Invest in chicken rearing as per your region, ama that area. Mungu akupe neema. I hope our government can tap all the wealth of your knowledge na education from. Kibali ukubalike nchini mwako.
@@kanyoni99 Thank you so much 🙏🏿
I'm a rookie farmer, learning by the day..
I love rearing chicken as pets, so a business venture would be a no brainer once I get the drill..
I’ve been in Italy for almost 15 years and I’ll go back to Kenya in a heartbeat,Abroad life can take a toll on your mental health 😫Maybe when my kids are grownups I will relocate there,home is the best
Same case with me I miss home 😢😢my son will even grow up in Mombasa instead of Nairobi home is the best 🙌 soon 🇰🇪✈️
Nilikua nadhani ni mimi tu hua si ja adjust huku europe i always feel like mpita njia.i dnt feel at home at nina hao zangu.but roho haijatulia.
Do Wambugu Apples in your land, utaomoka polepole. As you get used to Kenyan life.
I don't see criticism but telling people truth which no one dares. Big up sana
Construction is not for the faint hearted 😭...I can relate to all the things this lady has gone through wueh! Thanks for sharing 🙏🏾
Thankyou for always keeping us updated we're learning alot in affordable house project and to Emily she very composed and honest thanks
Emily looks young🎉she looks also good hearted girl ,with a big vision,one thing I love from her she has come back home,coz east or west home is the best,congratulations Emily.
Proud of you little sista
With dogs and cat, rats and snakes become history. Beautiful beautiful job. God bless you girl.
ducks andchicken
good show ....i would advice her to do bush-clearing around the house to make it neat, and do proper land demarcation for different applications for economic gains.....she can do a lot on one-acre....
I agree
…being a South African in Europe to be honest I cannot wait to finally pack and come back home. It isn’t all roses , currency yes , everything else 😢 my opinion anyway like the food sucks plain and simple .
❤❤ proud of you my friend . This was a big move
This lady has realy encouraged me ....,.after 10rs she still has good kiswahili ....and sheng
Are you kidding? I've lived in the U.S for 30 + years, I speak fluent Kipsigis and Swahili. My 25 year old child who was born here speaks Swahili and understands basic Kipsigis but doesn't speak.
Grew up in Nairobi, schooled in Nyeri ( understand kikuyu)and people in ushagz used to be surprised that " city kids" were eloquent.
I thank my parents for making sure we spoke all these languages.
Tunaongea kizungu works peke yake, once you clock out you are hanging out with your people. The misconception that utasahau kiswahili ama lugha ya mama is pure nonsense na watu wenye huaza kutweng ni ujinga tu. Be yourself.
I have lived in UK for almost 25 yrs. My household sisi hupiga sheng kabisa.
When back home Eldie swa kama Kawaida. Wale watu husahau swa ni pretending kabisa. Hakuna vile you can forget your lingo no way i do not buy that.
not unless a person relocate when at around 3yrs or 4 , nobody can forget their language all that act like they forgot nikujifanya na inferiority complex that makes people act what they are not . I left kenya in year 2000 till now , no kenyans to communicate with but yes my Gikuyu language is perfect .
Just be proud of your roots and you can not forget your mother tongue. Even when the parents put in some effort the kids can learn their language. Ofcourse do not expect them to learn a thing if you talk to them in English.
Fundi's! You said one important thing, however well you treat them, they still take advantage of you, lived experience. But you have done a great job Emily, keep going
Lovely Lady with her Handsome young man wishing you all the best, well done for a job well done love to Grandma🥰
Me too USA is not everything i miss go back home, home sick is killing me,
She did good life here is real hustle, no peace of mind
Can you please let her know one of her her water tower post is cracked & that can cause such disaster!
What a brave girl. Have lived in UK for over 25 years. I can relate to this story 💯%.
There are few categories of Kenyans in Diaspora.
- Those who have settled and are "happy " and have no intentions of relocating back home.
-Those who have plans to relocate one day .
-The confused ones who can't make up their minds because of different reasons.
-And the "PRAPPED " ones .
These are people where their bodies are in Diaspora and minds are in Kenya. Am one of them.
Was really scared when Emilly said she was thinking of a dead person was better than her. I compare to myself to my gone friends too.
This story have given me hope and courage.
Thank you Mr Miano for this story see before Christmas . Kenya 🇰🇪 here I come.
Wow..it's that tough
Aww this almost brings tears to my eyes, comparing yourself to your gone friends? Hope it's not what I'm thinking.
I totally agree, the relocation from abroad to Africa is still an ongoing debate for many, with mixed emotions.
I wish you well in your relocation journey 🙏🏿
Asante sana @@EmmilyTiampati
I belong to one of those categories, wife belongs to a different one 😅 😂😂
My first time watching this channel and I love it! Emily I wish you a quick recovery and thank you for sharing your story
This is very good but I wouldn’t expose myself. I can’t see any other house nearby. That means security can be an issue. People in Kenya have the mentality that when you go back home you have money. My sister don’t trust anyone
You're right✔️
I enjoyed this interview very much, good insights esp for those of us in the US
Adorable! Keep snakes away esp from the chicken pen by using Used engine oil around the pen.
Preserve the huge cactus tree. by building a round stone war around it to enhance outdoor beauty. Build a shade to preserve your water tanks from UV rays. Keep going !!
On sunculture i truly agree with Especially kwa kisima but not borehole.. i hv someone who hv used for 10yrs .
Ooh dearie, very encouraging for such a young lady of your age, utamaliza poa mummy.
You might like the trees but they're wrongly planted. You'll have a lot of problems with your neighbors because the roots and shades will overflow to their farms. Trees require some distance from the fence or you select kai apple for fence.
Shes humble n full of love❤. Prayers for her quick recovery n pia asipatane na Gaidi avunje roho yake
😳
miano hana mtu .....huyo ako sawa nayeye.....ama..????
Lol, kishaniramba! 😅 I'll be telling that story on my RUclips channel some day..
@@EmmilyTiampati Tunasubiri
@@EmmilyTiampati Ati nini....a gaidi had access....????.....tell the story....it will help others...
She's a super cool nice girl, very transparent, I wish her quick recovery.I never thought NHIF inafanya kazi, kumbe?
Love her simplicity, love her house n her compound..... where is this place
In Kenya
She is humble and simple..This is the life. Simple but well-planned. I also have Sunculture Rainmaker 2 on my farm, it's very reliable and their customer support is also good.
Awesome 👍
@@mianomuthiigood job
Nice one, congratulations to the lady for this Achievement
She made the wise decision retirement in USA is a big No you end up in a nursing home. USA is good if you are young. Am 100% sure she has American citizenship.
You’re very right. I have been living in the US for 45 years si far and I am planning on retiring in Kenya very soon. I will however miss the first class customer service practices, good healthcare, and the culture but I know with time I will get used to Kenya.
Sure,usa is good if you're young. Home is the best.
heading home too-let's start a RETURNEE CAMP LOL
@@b.3940
@Lucksonomari4999. You are not telling the truth. I have lived in US for 28 yrs, You mean everybody who is old and retired is living in a nursing home. Most retirees live in their own homes, I bet you just do not know that. America is a good place to retire, you do not have to deal with lawlessness just like that lunatic who caused fire in Embakasi, retirees go for months or years before they can get their benefits, crime, bad roads and other social problems. Its ok for you to retire in kenya but do not talk shit about US where you live here or not.
@@marthawangondu2950 Kenya is paradise if you have money but hotter than 5 hells if you’re broke.
Point of correction Kidogo ,That tree is not a pine tree ,its called Casuarina.This belong to the class Casuarinaceae and not genus pinus(pine) tree.They do well in dry areas and help with wind breaking..Pine cannot grow there.
Thanks 🙏
Exactly didn't look like Pine tree to me😂😂😂
Thanks for the share, I have enjoyed watching the vlog. Soo, encouraging
Its all about balance and long term goals. You can have an equally productive life both in the USA and opt to retire in Kenya wisely. Would advise people not to move on "emotions" . Do your research on where to build; cost etc and what you want. All about balance and where you feel your heart is
💯👆🏽
You are right but the bottom line is to do what makes you happy as we got no guarantee of retirement
Thank you for this comment. I think Emily came home too soon. If I were her and she could go back, I would. But this time with a different mindset. A heart of gratitude for this privilege, and most of all, Christ as my anchor. So that any ugly thought raising itself against the knowledge of God I cast it down quickly in JMN.
Also we have our own life to live. Our grandparents have already lived theirs. It’s our time now to live ours, to find ourselves, then support others from a cup that is running over. ❤
O my God where are my manners?
Congratulations Emily on this great endeavor. What you have done here already is priceless. The experience, process and growth that you have now, is your utmost treasure. May Almighty God continue to expand your territory ❤
EmmilyTiampati, VERY good story, encouraging.
Wow❤❤ my cuzo, happy to see you
Am in Netherlands 3 years and already making plans to move back to Kenya .I thought life in Europe is easy but OMG it’s like hiring rocks here
I was in the US the whole of 2011 as a student.
I wouldn't want to go through that kind of life again.
I will always live in kenya and only travel for leisure.
Been in USA for 27 years, best life ever when you work hard and become an entrepreneur
plant fruit trees around the compound also make a Kitchen garden. Cats, ducks, chicken will do away with snakes. weka fence hata kama ni mabati round , snakes cant climp iron sheets or plant Kaiyaba round nyoka haziwezi karibia hiyo miba.
Kaiyaba is snakes friendly due to its fruits
Quick recovery. Yes, i agree with her, it's not a must for family history to determine whether you may get fibroids but it plays a major role eg check your aunt's from mum n dad's side. It may also be caused if one gets period at an early age but takes too long to get kids...or they get a kid like at 25 years n have a very big gap before they get the next kid. It may Also be caused by vitamin D deficiency...it's easier to get a kid once the fibroid is removed b4 it grows...once in pregnancy, any fibroid that was growing starts to shrink
2m ni kidogo. We built one last year three bed was 3.5m na hio ni bila maji. We already had water kwa site. Interior ndie hukula doo
Kukosana na mafundi kenya hio ni kawa. And me i got all my fundis from fb by reference. Kabla ni chukue fundi i will go kwa site ile amejenga, meet the owner then i would hire that fundi. I did alot of due diligence that was an extra cost but well worthy
nielekeze pliz ! wanna Jenga from August this year !
@@BlessedMammy how big is your project? Tuanzie hapo? Na where is your project?
@@MsAgileGuru wanna built in Kitengela , a 4 bedroomed house . Ngolofa
I love seeing the old wazees and the young boy in the background.❤❤
this was a great watch! more videos like this please
Very nice house. Congrats and well done. That is a big accomplishment.
Big up umejipigania dada kazi nzuri
Good job....I'm with you on this journey.....better home than anywhere else.
Masai with a lot of kikuyu. Wow
Plus nyoka na place kunalimwa haziwezi patana huwa zinapotea...
@daginyadavidenco - Masai na Wakikuyu wamechanganyana Sana kwa kuoana.
Kama maasai anaua simba nyoka ni nini?😂
@@kanyoni99😂
Wow! This is my twin, big ups!
Very encouraging and the environment is beautiful
What a great RUclips channel to subscribe to, very informative channel.
Miano I like your channel keep things real and affordable for ordinary Kenyans who have been fed on housing they cannot afford. Do mabati housing. Clay bricks housing . Wood housing. Hata mud housing. Every body has their own starting point. Bora nyumba you can afford and say BYE BYE Landlord!!!!
Good job Emily this is good
I love her story, very inspiring ❤️ ❤❤
She is a such vibe. I love her smile too.
I enjoyed your presentation. Good job
She is just a humble woman ❤❤❤
Great vlog and brilliant conversation packed with education and advise. The sad thing and has nothing to do with vlog but Kenya love for capitalism ignoring the destruction its bring to social goods that should be enjoyed by all regardless of status.
Expound further please
I really enjoyed the conversation and liked what I was hearing from you and your guest. I The part that got me was the NHIF bit. Its seems Kenya as a country we no regard to universal basic products. Things like education, health and housing are basic human right and not a privilege. I watch, read and listen daily to some very sad stories across our beloved country. Sad seeing children that have passed in their exams but cannot advance to the next level because the parents cannot afford or where a family member is sick but denied access to treatment due to lack of funds. All this pain is because we have decide to fully adopt an evil system of capitalism where money has a greater value than our own humanity and dignity. Healthcare, education ... sacred and should be made available to everyone regardless if you have got NHIF or not.
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She's beautiful. Sorry for her surgery
Good job and keep on keeping on.
Emily is very inspiring! Can you recommend borehole drilling companies?
I agree with her when it comes to natural fencing, no need for putting up a concrete wall in such a place those ones we should leave for paranoid city dwellers
Wow! Planning to come back from the USA too. I think we need to connect 😊. You are doing great girl!!
Let’s go back , am amazed by this lady, am planning to go back too
Likewise home is the best east or west
She is an inspiration .
Diapsporans it’s about time, especially those of us that have been in the USA 20+ years 😊
I think we are many going back home.. I'm about to finish my cube and one way ... no place like home
Great conversation Miano with that lady. Kenya has very many problems, but its her decision to return to kenya. I disagree with her regarding mental health in US, kenya is even worse with mental health issues, at least in US you can get help if one needs help but I agree with her regarding paying for NHIF which is very critical when one gets sicks, can come in handy.
Hapo kwa mental health siongei Mimi 😢😢.. Problem ya Kenya ni character development
I disagree, na wewe. Mental health in the USA is on crisis, especially after covid. Kenya is character development crisis
I disagree with you. You don't know what she was going through at the job environment . Furthermore she has done a lot n she is still very young n can work if she likes
Congratulation for build house back home so good ❤
Wow, great job Miano!! Thanks for the interview. It was a pleasure 🙂🙏🏿
Welcome
Drip is better than sprinklers, for water conservation.
True
I can see myself living like that kabisa.
My friend you Need to help do that on one of my projects 😅
Kabisaa
Hio shamba ni kumbwa anaeza panda fruits tree 😮😮😮😮
Even those of us in Canada. We're coming home.
This is encouraging.
Next year 2025 naangusha yangu ya 3 bedrooms I have high hopes faith
Jenga tu…hakuna haja ya kuangusha nyumba
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Quick recovery dear,it wll be okey
Good job, but just remember people trust worthy, I lost almost 2 million fo repair of a house and the work was not even complited snd was tod look for some else to finish the job.
Waiting for your house vidio, atleast we b Educated
Well learnt n the way am confused I want by August to start building while still at gulf
This is me, nikitoka hii UK Nitaenda loitoktok nibye shamba niwache hii cycle ya kazi tuu
Kabisa bro, positive mindset.
Cost ya Hao : around Ksh.3M 31:30
Hello everyone from San Diego California
America/the West is so overrated. Kenya offers a better balance of life, especially if you are financially stable. I would choose kenya over any other country in a heartbeat.
Congratulations young lady
Such a beautiful and a humble lady 💕
Wow I am so impressed
Overseas is just a hustle ground
I deeply agree with her pia kuchezwa na mafundi.
Na ma,relatives.
I just come across this channel, is it only for Kenians he speaks mostly his language she is trying let the viewers understand what they are saying.