Hello Team LNN:) Always happy to have you here What is your take home from today's show and whose story should we focus on next? Feel free to also email us via info@Lnn.digital
This very very very old man from Runyenjes, Embu County, who says he bought Mboya's pistol needs a look into also. He claims he was Oathed into silence. He has the key to Mboya's assassination.
@@southernafricanboy4148samora machel told his people if you hear the white praise me know that I have deceived you. Today we can see it through zakayo.
Very brilliant man you can say that again. “ I was young “ I am not a lawyer “ all tell you how brilliant people say things. It is very interesting. Jo…
Prof Munene has a wonderful way of speaking that makes you want to hear him upto the end of the story. Prof., consider doing some historical docu series. The future generation needs to here these stories from a well informed person. A legend.
Prof. Was my lecturer for M.A at USIU. Ooooh! He has rich history and his classs is thorough. If one loves history, he's the kind of lecturer you would just love to sit and listen to him.
My love for history that started in highschool has been reignited 🔥 a lot of late... This kind of in depth history should be taught in schools. We need to understand how we got to where we are today,and what tactics were used then and are still used now. How divisions come to be and who they benefit. Our history has so many gaps based on the shallow mentions in the school books
Professor Munene Macharia himself is a walking repository of knowledge-an African archive. He not only articulates his points seamlessly but walks his audience through nuanced historical concepts-from the implicit to the explicit. Much of what he posits is not only factual and verifiable but clearly vindicative. Macharia's arguments relate to my work on "The Cost of Loyalism" of the 20th Century. I have much to draw on this historical episode. I find his way of thinking savvy and idiosyncratic!
Team LNN is creating an empire, and we're here watching it unfold 🎉 I loove these kind of teachings ❤❤❤ These lessons are very precious and will be valued by more generations to come.
👏👏👏thank you Lynn for bringing these good guests who’re very educative unlike other mainstream media ,your channel is special & you gonna go very far, we’ll always support you.Professor is an information magnet of whom we can learn a lot & especially our patriot Genzs needs to learn our past & correct on the current.
@ruthnjeri2049 this is eye opening to me. Am literally in a class.. Have never had any history class. I was in a secondary school sponsored by wazungu, and history was not allowed the entire school.
In my high school...I had to drop CRE to continue with history and government.Our history teacher was good in what he did & comical....That made me curious and love history & government.@@Lily_muthengi
Lynn I love History. It was one of my best subjects in high school and I got an A. My you tube is full of History, people, documentaries. To hear this part of my history has awakened a serious curiosity and I want to know more. We need more and details of the things that happened behind closed doors to shape Kenya. For example, why is Delamere and Delmonte farms still owned by the whites? There must be a solution. Nothing is ever as it seems. Thank you for using your platform to educate and enlighten Kenyans. Light and love ❤️.
LYNN in the spirit of patriotism and good governance,please bring Prof Herman Manyora to the show to dissect the Kenyan political landscape- the past,present and future
Brilliant. Thoroughly enjoyed watching this. I laughed out at the joke that no woman could resist mboyas charm😂. More historians from Kenyatta's time wanted. Kenyan History needs to be brought back into the syllabus. Well done prof
Kumbe politics of deceit and betrayal ilianza kitambo , I find TM to be resilient too May his soul rest at peaceful place. We'll continue with the struggle until we liberate hustlers' from the elite and prosper our lovely country🤨
Hi Lynn! When the Power of Love surpasses the Love of Power, Kenya will be at peace. Tutaeza kaa hivi thinking we are Kenyan, tupate tuko Adanians 😢😢😢😢
Prof was my lecturer of philosophy at USIU he is extremely brilliant and knowledgeable.....Thanks Lynn for the conversation I've learnt so much history
Lynn I'm amazed by the kind of people you bring to your platform. ❤❤❤❤I've really enjoyed the conversation gained some knowledge keep up with your good job.
My hero Lyn, the man who talked back to Mzee Kenyatta inside parliament presents. The one and only Mr Pio Gama Pinto. He laid foundation for Gen Z to literally occupy parliament. A man who believed in Kenya and power to the people.
Prof. Munene has researched and prepared his historical brief aptly. His interpretation of events, facts and motives is enlightening. This presentation is didactic and necessary. Chiuri Ngugi
Thank you Lynn for bringing a very important topic. The short history of our country fascinates me because I always find something new. Invite the professor to discus on more topics.
Also nice to have a historian by training on the show. We are sick n tired of the current crop of leaders whose only agenda is enrichment. Prof is real people. Good people
This interview raises more questions than those ones I was curious about the important are what about the bus bombing that was witnessed at bus station second what about Moraa's claims about his great grandfather a senetor who saw the supposed murderer abroad I was hoping you asked the second question
I like Prof Munene. As a consumer if History, I have gained more knowledge (from the little I have). I also like how Lynn was informed of the whole story of Tom Mboya, she must have done a good research on it.
I'm proud that Kikuyus have never agreed to be applied porridge even in the colonial times. Kikuyus would rather go to war and watch everything burn than let you win
Do thorough research on who Kenyatta really was and why his son married a white woman. Anyway,all the politicians serve the same master ,so guide your energy
Very interesting history, let's hear Robert Oukos story next... kudos Prof. Kumbe hii position ya DP haijaanza sai😂. History history is the best teacher
A great episode! Too Early for Birds did a theatrical production on the life and times of Tom Mboya (first in 2019 then again this year). It was very enjoyable and related many of the things that Prof touched on. Until Everyone Is Free is a good Kenyan podcast whose first season delved deep into the life and times of Pio Gama Pinto. I recommend this one to all Kenyans. The history taught in Kenyan schools and regurgitated by programs in mainstream media is mostly bogus. Fortunately there are alternative sources of information like this podcast that are not gatekept.
Brilliant Professor Macharia Gaitho,well versed about our country’s History,I love History and have learned a lot through his series on the Mau Mau Freedom Fighters Remnants
Please give us the History of great Kenyan freedom figters like Nyagah,Pio Gama Pinto,James Gichuru,Joseph Murumbi,Bildad Kaggia,JM Kariuki,Jean Marie Seroney and many others
In 1964 Kenya Airforce Daniel Owino plotted a mutiny against President Jomo Kenyatta from Lanet Barracks Nakuru Kenya . In 1964 Ugandan Luo-Langi John Gideon Okello led a revolution in Zanzibar against the Omani Arabs led by Sultan Jamshid Bin Abdullah who fled to exile in the UK . 17000 Arabs died freeing the black Bantu population from 500 years of Omani Arab subjugation . Tanganyika and Zanzibar United to become Tanzania .
Tom mboya was intelligent. He kne w what his country needed to succeed. Jfk was a friend of Tom Mboya. Soo many prominent Kenyans came to USA. through Tom mboya Why was He and for WHY. DIRTY POLITICS FOR HOW LONG 😢
The other day my mother was telling me how the colonial times were, how the mzungus would kick down the door of their little home at night. To sleep on a sack filled with grass as a mattress was a HUGE luxury. I heard the pain in her voice & saw the saddness in her eyes. I told her mama your alright now. She told me I'll never start to understand. What it took for Kenyans to get here. She's told me about Tom Mboya etc. She & my late dad were in Kisumu when Kenyatta was stoned & hit with eggs & so many Luos were shot & killed the horror of that day.
Hello Team LNN:)
Always happy to have you here
What is your take home from today's show and whose story should we focus on next?
Feel free to also email us via info@Lnn.digital
kenyatta, njonjo,moi,jm ,alafu kanyutu
Colonialism especially after World War II to 1963. The Relocation and the detection camps. Effects to the current situation in Kenya.
interview please Leonard Mambo Mbotela. He arrived huko Channi's Pharmacy even before Mboya had been put in a City Council ambulance.
This very very very old man from Runyenjes, Embu County, who says he bought Mboya's pistol needs a look into also. He claims he was Oathed into silence. He has the key to Mboya's assassination.
good insight. love lyn
"If a mzungu praises you alot,find out what you're doing wrong against your people."
That hit home
Samora Machel said that quote in 1980s
You must be very young or poorly read to be impressed g such an of quote 😢
That is how Ruto is taking us through. Western is parising him but doing tereinle to his citizens
@@southernafricanboy4148samora machel told his people if you hear the white praise me know that I have deceived you. Today we can see it through zakayo.
Ni ukweli kabisa!
Belittling others doesn't light your candle@@southernafricanboy4148
Prof taught me in campus...he knows so much History he never had notes..he would just talk.Very brilliant man
Interesting fact surely
Prof Munene has most of the history at his finger tips....he hardly walked with notes to any of the classes that he did teach...
Very brilliant man you can say that again. “ I was young “ I am not a lawyer “ all tell you how brilliant people say things. It is very interesting. Jo…
Fake history
@@bbc5043 lol
Hi Lynn, please do a comprehensive story about Robert Ouko
am for it i can wait to watch story of the great man Dr.Robert Ouko and next Argwings Khodek. PLEASE LYNN
At Lynn we are having a balanced diet from investment,,family life, relationships, current,past and future affairs and many more,Thank you Lynn❤❤
Prof Munene has a wonderful way of speaking that makes you want to hear him upto the end of the story.
Prof., consider doing some historical docu series. The future generation needs to here these stories from a well informed person. A legend.
Lynn please bring us more stories of our freedom fighters. We did not learn much in school
Prof. Was my lecturer for M.A at USIU. Ooooh! He has rich history and his classs is thorough. If one loves history, he's the kind of lecturer you would just love to sit and listen to him.
Advice me am a drop out form two, would love to do history.. I can afford to pay hata kama ni degree
I like this Story because it is so important to us Kenyans
Lynn, give us more stories on our history as Kenyans and Africans. When we understand who we are and where we are coming from we become powerful.
My love for history that started in highschool has been reignited 🔥 a lot of late... This kind of in depth history should be taught in schools. We need to understand how we got to where we are today,and what tactics were used then and are still used now. How divisions come to be and who they benefit. Our history has so many gaps based on the shallow mentions in the school books
The story of Josiah Mwangi Kariuki alias as JM Kariuki🖐
Waiting for it too
I don't want this conversation to end. Following from bahrain
Bring more of this please.The Gen Z need to know and learn the history of the politics in Kenya.
Absolutely
💯. We need to learn the correct Kenyan history.
RUTO MUST GO 🇰🇪✊ hi Lynn Ngugi ❤ keep doing the lord's work 💪
wewe na lord wako!? haha
@@evankimani5075Jesus is Lord, the king if glory strong and mighty mighty in battle. Ps 24:8
@@evankimani5075 RUTO MUST GO
@@KimaniWaGikimah-c9t no wonder the criminally insane are winning; ur president and his criminal allies...
Professor Munene Macharia himself is a walking repository of knowledge-an African archive. He not only articulates his points seamlessly but walks his audience through nuanced historical concepts-from the implicit to the explicit. Much of what he posits is not only factual and verifiable but clearly vindicative. Macharia's arguments relate to my work on "The Cost of Loyalism" of the 20th Century. I have much to draw on this historical episode. I find his way of thinking savvy and idiosyncratic!
Prof. has summarized Mboya’s character well, well.
Team LNN is creating an empire, and we're here watching it unfold 🎉 I loove these kind of teachings ❤❤❤ These lessons are very precious and will be valued by more generations to come.
👏👏👏thank you Lynn for bringing these good guests who’re very educative unlike other mainstream media ,your channel is special & you gonna go very far, we’ll always support you.Professor is an information magnet of whom we can learn a lot & especially our patriot Genzs needs to learn our past & correct on the current.
It's so sad they don't teach this history in primary schools. We need to change what is taught in our schools!
@ruthnjeri2049 this is eye opening to me. Am literally in a class.. Have never had any history class. I was in a secondary school sponsored by wazungu, and history was not allowed the entire school.
We had this chance with cbc yet we allowed our kids to be lied that pink people are not pink but white
White men doesn't want a Afrikan people to know his on history
i agree, the information is so scanty.
In my high school...I had to drop CRE to continue with history and government.Our history teacher was good in what he did & comical....That made me curious and love history & government.@@Lily_muthengi
As an American currently residing in Kenya a fascinating history lesson on Mboya and Kenyan politics. Thank you!
Which American and you come from Ndumberi😅
mboya was one of you a CIA agent like obama senior i suspect thats who killed him since theres no honor among those agents
Lynn I love History. It was one of my best subjects in high school and I got an A. My you tube is full of History, people, documentaries. To hear this part of my history has awakened a serious curiosity and I want to know more. We need more and details of the things that happened behind closed doors to shape Kenya. For example, why is Delamere and Delmonte farms still owned by the whites? There must be a solution. Nothing is ever as it seems. Thank you for using your platform to educate and enlighten Kenyans. Light and love ❤️.
So informative. We need more similar conversations to understand our history. A Jaramogi story would be appreciated
LYNN in the spirit of patriotism and good governance,please bring Prof Herman Manyora to the show to dissect the Kenyan political landscape- the past,present and future
Please give us more of these ma'am. Our history is rich and interesting.
Brilliant. Thoroughly enjoyed watching this. I laughed out at the joke that no woman could resist mboyas charm😂. More historians from Kenyatta's time wanted. Kenyan History needs to be brought back into the syllabus. Well done prof
To you and your team. I pray for God's blessings. You guys are using your platform for a better Kenya and a better world. Mungu Awaonkekanie.
Watching from Dallas, Texas. Thank you so much Lynn for all your work. This is Lords work.
Thank you. We have benefited from profs knowledge and wisdom for many years.
How I wish I engage on a debate with a leader this is so cool
Kumbe politics of deceit and betrayal ilianza kitambo , I find TM to be resilient too May his soul rest at peaceful place. We'll continue with the struggle until we liberate hustlers' from the elite and prosper our lovely country🤨
Do a story about JM KARIUK, ROBERT OUKO, DANIEL MOI, JOMO KENYATTA, JARAMOGI ODINGA, MASINDE MULIRO, RONALD NGALA,
Thank you Madam Lynn for this deep conversation .We need more of this history.
Hi Lynn! When the Power of Love surpasses the Love of Power, Kenya will be at peace. Tutaeza kaa hivi thinking we are Kenyan, tupate tuko Adanians 😢😢😢😢
Exactly 💯
This is beautiful... Mboya was more than what we learnt in school. Great discussions. Waiting for more
We need to hear more history in-depth like in this great video, thank you Lynn, you have gone another level.
My humble request kindly bring the story of JM Kariuki, Arwgwings Kodhek, Masinde Muliro and Pio Gama Pinto
Very ready to learn more about Tom Mboya from this amazing man👏👏
How we are learning things here😮😮😮
Team Lynn OYEEE 🎉🎉🎉🎉
As an historian, this is my interest. About to teach my form 3s the topic, "Lives and contribution of Kenyan leaders".
Definitely a very interesting topic to teach.
You can also interview Ker Odungi Randa who was an eye witness to the Kisumu Massacre 25/10/1969 just outside Nyanza PGH, "Russia".
Prof was my lecturer of philosophy at USIU he is extremely brilliant and knowledgeable.....Thanks Lynn for the conversation I've learnt so much history
Thank you Lynn for inspiring me to speak out and question many things thank you for these conversations
Lynn I'm amazed by the kind of people you bring to your platform. ❤❤❤❤I've really enjoyed the conversation gained some knowledge keep up with your good job.
Great hero he was Mr Tom Mboya,forever on our minds and hearts, thanks professor and Lynn host
It was so interesting learning about Tom Mboya. What a great and brilliant man he was! Again, thanks Lynn for this platform
Great Historian...What an amazing Leader T. Mboya from this info
Thank you for this conversation, Lynn. I have learnt a lot about the immediate pre and posted independence kenyan politics
My hero Lyn, the man who talked back to Mzee Kenyatta inside parliament presents. The one and only Mr Pio Gama Pinto. He laid foundation for Gen Z to literally occupy parliament. A man who believed in Kenya and power to the people.
Prof. Munene has researched and prepared his historical brief aptly. His interpretation of events, facts and motives is enlightening. This presentation is didactic and necessary. Chiuri Ngugi
But remembers he was young when asked to dive deeper into tom mboya's death. He is hiding something he's not touching on kenyatta why???
But he said Kenyatta was shocked .
Your interviews,highly apparent and insightful.Worth referential.For through this,I added the little something to my local historical knowledge.
Thank team Lynn! The speaker is bring light to the africaness of the continet ❤ 53:26
Ignorance is the conduit for oppression ... thank you Queen for sharing knowledge... of our history... ❤❤❤ watching from 🇧🇪 🇧🇪 🇧🇪
Lynn am from neighboring Uganda, and just wanna say "WEBALE NYO OKUTUWEREZA NE CHANNEL ENO". Hii CHANNEL inaelimisha sana na ubarikiwe 🙏.
Thank you Lynn for bringing a very important topic. The short history of our country fascinates me because I always find something new. Invite the professor to discus on more topics.
Hi story ya 1969 Kisumu Masacare ni kama Lynn hana copy. I advise Lynn to get Leonard Mambo Mbotela to narrate the event as it happended.
I am hearing this for the first time I would like to know more.
Lynn is a real journalist, keep shining girl! I'd like to suggest Bildad Kagia and JM kariuki
So amazing... Lynn and team. Thanks you so much
Thanks Lynn this one is great. More pls. We are learning..
Lynn you always do a great job but this is exceptional! More Power To You!
Lynn it was good history lesson. Professor is brilliant man
Important information from a brilliant man. Thanks Lynn.
Lynn Ngugi Show Zinadonjo !!
History defines us well.. Lynn hebu pata kumi kubwa kubwa...from Kuwait
Such a moving story, we need more of these. Thank you.
This Professor is very brilliant 🎉
This is really great hearing the other of Mboya especially to the role of the Cold War in shaping up our polics.
Tom was an exceptional genius liberator and leader of all kenyans from 1930s to 1980s
prof is a great communicator. great show
Can you tell prof to have his youtube channel and tell more history
Very interesting conversation. . From this narrative……the Kiambu mafia was responsible for this. Succession politics. Greed. Very sad
Lynn, do a story about the late Prof. Ali Mazrui - Kenya's most towering intellectual. The Prof you just interviewed can help you in that
Also nice to have a historian by training on the show. We are sick n tired of the current crop of leaders whose only agenda is enrichment. Prof is real people. Good people
Tom mboya is now mourn for generations in Kenyans soil,,
It's sad to lose such a leader in the name of political enemity
Big up Lynn.Thanks for revisiting History.
This interview raises more questions than those ones I was curious about the important are what about the bus bombing that was witnessed at bus station second what about Moraa's claims about his great grandfather a senetor who saw the supposed murderer abroad I was hoping you asked the second question
Power can really corrupt a human mind, to the point of taking another person's life.
Very informative interview. Good questions lynn.
Bring Dr. Munyua waiyakis story.
I like Prof Munene. As a consumer if History, I have gained more knowledge (from the little I have). I also like how Lynn was informed of the whole story of Tom Mboya, she must have done a good research on it.
Toboa 👏🏾📢, aki siku hizi unanibambanga, story inashikagaganga.
Kazi poa unafanyagaganga.
I'm proud that Kikuyus have never agreed to be applied porridge even in the colonial times. Kikuyus would rather go to war and watch everything burn than let you win
Don't be so sure to come to my home area muranga there is a population that still is very confident in Ruto to this day
@@kevinmaina1083 that population I'm sure it's the older generation, not the Gen Z
Do thorough research on who Kenyatta really was and why his son married a white woman. Anyway,all the politicians serve the same master ,so guide your energy
Very interesting history, let's hear Robert Oukos story next... kudos Prof.
Kumbe hii position ya DP haijaanza sai😂. History history is the best teacher
I love Lyyn Ngugi Show. Please Lynn help me pay my bills am so stressed. Kindly
Prof knows more though scared and afraid to vomit all.
A great episode!
Too Early for Birds did a theatrical production on the life and times of Tom Mboya (first in 2019 then again this year). It was very enjoyable and related many of the things that Prof touched on.
Until Everyone Is Free is a good Kenyan podcast whose first season delved deep into the life and times of Pio Gama Pinto. I recommend this one to all Kenyans.
The history taught in Kenyan schools and regurgitated by programs in mainstream media is mostly bogus. Fortunately there are alternative sources of information like this podcast that are not gatekept.
Lynn before I listen let me say that you look so pretty and I love your cornrows👌
Wow... very vital information
Brilliant Professor Macharia Gaitho,well versed about our country’s History,I love History and have learned a lot through his series on the Mau Mau Freedom Fighters Remnants
It is Macharia Munene
Everything this man is saying is true my highschool teacher gave us this narration word by word .Mboya got himself killed😢
I am here early…. Leo mnipe likes watu wa LNN 👍
Very informative.
Next J.M.Kariuki
History is relative; depends on who is telling it
Fantastic interview. Please upload with better sound.
Please give us the History of great Kenyan freedom figters like Nyagah,Pio Gama Pinto,James Gichuru,Joseph Murumbi,Bildad Kaggia,JM Kariuki,Jean Marie Seroney and many others
It feels like prof is not saying everything
Exactly, what is he afraid of, Tomboya's assasins are long dead and burried.
That's my sense too watching this..
My thoughts too
In 1964 Kenya Airforce Daniel Owino plotted a mutiny against President Jomo Kenyatta from Lanet Barracks Nakuru Kenya .
In 1964 Ugandan Luo-Langi John Gideon Okello led a revolution in Zanzibar against the Omani Arabs led by Sultan Jamshid Bin Abdullah who fled to exile in the UK .
17000 Arabs died freeing the black Bantu population from 500 years of Omani Arab subjugation . Tanganyika and Zanzibar United to become Tanzania .
It’s been a while but now here we’re hope all is well for everyone at LNN
All is well Latifah, thank you for checking up:)
@@LynnNgugiYou’re welcome 🙏
Tom mboya was intelligent. He kne w what his country needed to succeed. Jfk was a friend of Tom Mboya. Soo many prominent Kenyans came to USA. through Tom mboya Why was He and for WHY. DIRTY POLITICS FOR HOW LONG 😢
Just imagine a Kenya where Tom Mboya is the president and JM Kariuki the deputy president. How far could we have gone...wishful thinking though
The other day my mother was telling me how the colonial times were, how the mzungus would kick down the door of their little home at night.
To sleep on a sack filled with grass as a mattress was a HUGE luxury.
I heard the pain in her voice & saw the saddness in her eyes.
I told her mama your alright now.
She told me I'll never start to understand. What it took for Kenyans to get here.
She's told me about Tom Mboya etc.
She & my late dad were in Kisumu when Kenyatta was stoned & hit with eggs & so many Luos were shot & killed the horror of that day.