I am an eye witness to this investment. I had the pleasure of visiting Lodwar and witnessed first hand his investment . He is large on the ground n very humble, down to earth person who is well connected with the Islamic community on the ground. Congregations my brother, I am personally proud of you. Your achievements is ours too. Thank you for looking after me n my friend when we visited Lodwar for our Christmas celebrations. We felt safe throughout our stay in Lodwar because at the mention of your name only earned us volunteers willing to guide us to any destination of interest within the locality.
Super impressive! That guy is a visionary. Imagine he opened a bookshop in Lodwar in year 2000s when simple logic would have dictated that you do business in vending daily human consumables like food, water, fuel etc? He was seeing far ahead.
Maybe Kenya should now endeavour to interconnect all counties' towns with rail links too. Looks like once logistical problems are solved and good infrastructure of road network is in place, towns and regions begin to rapidly grow and attract various diverse business opportunities.
Thanks Alex for being the tourist guide to our amazing country. This is incredible. Oh my God. We cerebrate that daring business man and pray that God continue blessing the work of his hands for he's a daring go getter. Beautiful home too🙏🏽💪
If there's one humble man I know on this Planet is Him Abdul, with all that Allah has blessed him with , he remains humble and a blessing to many. Thanks Alex chamwada for this feature ❤😊.
@@frimmbits And you are missing the point completely, during Moi's era we paid taxes as well, how much infrastructure do you think Moi built? Yes I will continue to sing praises to any leader who fronts development and progress over propaganda.
I have been to lodwa! Very beautiful town. When you visit dont forget to visit lake turkana and kakuma refuge camp! Very beautiful! Fish from lake turkana is tasty/ delicious!
A very great and informative content Aleki. I have been to Lodwar twice, in 2016 when we traveled with Nissan Navara. The vehicle broke down twice, on our way to Lodwar and back to Kitale. The second time I decided to use a psv and most of the PSV's were landcrusers due to the poor road conditions. I never wanted to be back to that town but from what I have seen, that is 💯 % transformation and I won't mind traveling back to Lodwar on a small car. Thank you to our national and county governments for opening up this small town. I am glad that citizens in these area can easily access food, fresh water, good housing, medical services, clothing and education. @alex Bring many County contents so that we can see such transformations and where governors have totally refused to work for people but instead loot the monies given to them by the national government.
At least I have now seen the owner of kakumat..I usually hear he is down to earth and humble man such that you can't notice he is a multi millionaire..nice piece Alex and team.
i was in Lodwar last, late 2021 and I went all the way to Loki char , the NEWLY tarmacked highway has opened Turkana county and its the main artery to development. the most potential town in Turkana is Kakuma(Refugee town). The international community money fuels majority of activities here. also tourism is very vibrant here. lake Turkana is a must visit for all Kenyans.
Wow. Lodwar is so impressive. the only county that i know operates 24hrs. Hopefully soon they start resuming oil activities from building the oil infra for evacuation of oil and tapping the water aquifeiers and turn the area into an agri hub
Hehehehe,Birungi 😂😂😂Those borders are very artificial.We are one people.Just learnt the other day,that the traditional Luhya chiefdoms were actually delegatee's of the Kabaka of Buganda.So,you are very right from that perspective. And it's true that Mr Wamala has the gentle mannerisms of a Muganda.
president uhuru did alot to country wide most people will not understand if you have never traveled the whole countryside but the ones have traveled Will tell you ☝️
You have to appreciate uhuru , nyahururu doesn't even have such roads let alone a dual carriage, airports, they even have car dealerships, wakikuyu walirogwa na mrogi akakufa
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I think that one day we shall appreciate what Uhuru Kenyatta did for this nation.
This were Kibaki projects
We do. But his time came to an end and he had to go.
Uhuru did his job but these projects are brought by devolution
But he stole a lot too
Watu wa A mumeona it’s not about being bright it’s about being innovative in other things
Didn't know lodwar is developed like this...more of these.
Am happy for him his brother introduced me trucking business in U.S.A
I am an eye witness to this investment. I had the pleasure of visiting Lodwar and witnessed first hand his investment . He is large on the ground n very humble, down to earth person who is well connected with the Islamic community on the ground. Congregations my brother, I am personally proud of you. Your achievements is ours too. Thank you for looking after me n my friend when we visited Lodwar for our Christmas celebrations. We felt safe throughout our stay in Lodwar because at the mention of your name only earned us volunteers willing to guide us to any destination of interest within the locality.
Thanks.
I was just wondering yoû Kenyan.
Olyenna.
Uhuru Kenyatta really rule this country without company share mind God bless Kenya
Wow I remember bakari, very humble gentleman, congratulations to the business success brother.
This is very inspiring. Planning on visiting all the 47county HQ this year
Super impressive! That guy is a visionary. Imagine he opened a bookshop in Lodwar in year 2000s when simple logic would have dictated that you do business in vending daily human consumables like food, water, fuel etc? He was seeing far ahead.
Just wondering, how do I give this video clip a double or even a triple Thumbs up
Maybe Kenya should now endeavour to interconnect all counties' towns with rail links too. Looks like once logistical problems are solved and good infrastructure of road network is in place, towns and regions begin to rapidly grow and attract various diverse business opportunities.
Iam impressed.This is not the Lodwar of the 60's to 90's that we knew.A very big development.
Thanks Alex for being the tourist guide to our amazing country. This is incredible. Oh my God. We cerebrate that daring business man and pray that God continue blessing the work of his hands for he's a daring go getter. Beautiful home too🙏🏽💪
Congratulations kakumatt for the good job.
If there's one humble man I know on this Planet is Him Abdul, with all that Allah has blessed him with , he remains humble and a blessing to many. Thanks Alex chamwada for this feature ❤😊.
Very inspiring to watch development in society
MAA SHAA ALLAH , good job
This is eye opening and extremely encouraging.
Thanks Uhuru for this road.
True.He achieved a lot in infrastructure & this can't be taken for granted.
You are talking as if the money came from his pocket 🙄
@@frimmbits And you are missing the point completely, during Moi's era we paid taxes as well, how much infrastructure do you think Moi built? Yes I will continue to sing praises to any leader who fronts development and progress over propaganda.
@@frimmbits Taxes have always been paid .
Because of people like this hope is restored 👍👍
Thanks for highlighting londwa l Transport Fish from Karkol londwa to Nrb
I have been to lodwa! Very beautiful town. When you visit dont forget to visit lake turkana and kakuma refuge camp! Very beautiful! Fish from lake turkana is tasty/ delicious!
A very great and informative content Aleki. I have been to Lodwar twice, in 2016 when we traveled with Nissan Navara. The vehicle broke down twice, on our way to Lodwar and back to Kitale. The second time I decided to use a psv and most of the PSV's were landcrusers due to the poor road conditions. I never wanted to be back to that town but from what I have seen, that is 💯 % transformation and I won't mind traveling back to Lodwar on a small car. Thank you to our national and county governments for opening up this small town. I am glad that citizens in these area can easily access food, fresh water, good housing, medical services, clothing and education. @alex Bring many County contents so that we can see such transformations and where governors have totally refused to work for people but instead loot the monies given to them by the national government.
Wow yani huku ni lodwar, would love to stay here such a beautiful town
Alex kindly do a video on the infrastructure development of Lodwar.
Great and inspiring! Thumbs up Alex!
At least I have now seen the owner of kakumat..I usually hear he is down to earth and humble man such that you can't notice he is a multi millionaire..nice piece Alex and team.
You just made me visit Turkana.
Quite Uplifting ..... I'll be interviewed someday too
This is impressive..i will visit lodwar one day
Allah bless you
Mashaallaa🤗🤗
i was in Lodwar last, late 2021 and I went all the way to Loki char , the NEWLY tarmacked highway has opened Turkana county and its the main artery to development. the most potential town in Turkana is Kakuma(Refugee town). The international community money fuels majority of activities here. also tourism is very vibrant here. lake Turkana is a must visit for all Kenyans.
Real Inspiration
Wow. Lodwar is so impressive. the only county that i know operates 24hrs. Hopefully soon they start resuming oil activities from building the oil infra for evacuation of oil and tapping the water aquifeiers and turn the area into an agri hub
Exactly...
Very inspiring 👏
I love this content, lots of opportunities oit there...thanks Chams Media
Lodwar is doing great economically and infrastructure it's better to invest Lodwar now
So proud!!!
Much infrastructural Development 👍
He has a rich blood of the Baganda people. Good job Wamala.
I thought so...well done Wamala
Hehehehe,Birungi 😂😂😂Those borders are very artificial.We are one people.Just learnt the other day,that the traditional Luhya chiefdoms were actually delegatee's of the Kabaka of Buganda.So,you are very right from that perspective. And it's true that Mr Wamala has the gentle mannerisms of a Muganda.
Uhuru hoyeeee
Thanx so much for the good work Bwana Chamwada. Thanx so much. Am from Munugi.
I was there some time back can't recognise lodwar again.
Great inspiration.
I like this
Inspiring 🥰
Wow! Hongera Kaka...
👌 wow
president uhuru did alot to country wide most people will not understand if you have never traveled the whole countryside but the ones have traveled Will tell you ☝️
True💯.This should never be taken for granted.
Na tax ama loan
@@karanjakm2993 Yote...Tax na with loan...All was meant well for the country.
@@karanjakm2993 Kitu muhimu ni he delivered
Industrious fellow.
Very good 👍
Kenyan bro good job. We want this across the whole Africa let Africans be part of investors in Africa and the world. Boarders will take us nowhere
Great he is always my friend
Good piece 👏
Am inspired
The guy is so enterprising
Uhuru will always be remembered, let ruto now connect the country with SGR.
You have to appreciate uhuru , nyahururu doesn't even have such roads let alone a dual carriage, airports, they even have car dealerships, wakikuyu walirogwa na mrogi akakufa
Funyula is my home too!
I see good roads this sides I see Uhuru Muigai Kenyatta
wow great👍
Kapenguria by looks is more developed in terms of buildings investment but kwa road infrastructure naona wako mbele sana
The problem in Kenya is that we are fed too much politics instead of educating the nation and focusing on development.
☀️☀️☀️💫
Good job for woke kenyans
Is it safe to travel from kitale to lodwar
Alafu unasikia nyangau inasema "kwani tutakula barabara"
He is my neighbour🙏
Lodwar... nawi
🇰🇪👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👍🏾✊🏿
Can you send me Bakari number…want to sell him Unga
Uhuru Kenyatta legacy continues.
Sponserd by who?
Pongezi 2 th businessman
Trukana ama Turkana? If you are reporting about someone's home you should at the very least say it properly.
It's Trukana, my friend.Turkana ni Kwa lugha ya Kisungu .
@@alexandermutune6131 What do the locals call it because that is what matters. I doubt Kenyan locations have English alternatives.
@@kimanih6903 locals call it Trukaana.
@@kimanih6903 You are being petty. Chamwada is a top journalist.
from the 8 minute clip, is that the only thing you picked?
Such infrastructure musahau na hii serikali ya UDA
Last time I was there was in early 1990s for an art and craft home/science exhibition. Ilikuwa a katown. It's now WOW!!