The white man invested in me to continue his agenda in Africa, but now I am fighting his lies | LNN
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- Опубликовано: 27 сен 2024
- Today, Dr.Wanjiru Kamau speaks openly about the brainwashing of African women by colonialism in the name of feminism , why we should go back to our roots, the truth about the white man’s agenda in Africa and the way forward
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Thanks Nyambura for the episode we learning so much and some things we were brainwashed by the colonial masters regarding our culture
Am a widow and Pray for you why Are so, Expensive to Join in Your Group? I want to But cannot afford honestly am saying! From Kenya Mombasa Africa!
I’m only 20 minutes in, but I’m love everything Dr. Wanjiku is sharing.
I just listened to similar wisdom from Prof. Ngugi wa Thiongo on Kenya Diaspora Media. Prof Ngugi gave Lynn a shout out about the great work you are doing but mentioned that we need to start using our native birth names. Thank you for hosting Dr. Wanjiku, I needed to hear this today.
My dad was one of those men that was involved in cleaning, washing scrubbing floors etc. I thought all men were like that. However, when I got married, I was shocked that my husband did not even know how to boil water. I eventually taught him to do many things as I was also working outside of the house.
Nyambura listen to kdm Jeremy Damaris interviewing ngugi WA thiongo watch till end. He mentioned you.❤ Rathimwo .
Our Kikuyu Queen is rebranding to NNN from LNN... Nyambura Ngugi Network😂😂. Hit a like and Vote Yes!
Nyambura Ngugi, honestly speaking I've been deeply feeling that I'm confortable being me in my African identity. Thank you Mum, love you.
😂😂
@@marym5670 N cubed👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
You must have listened to Ngugi wa Thiong"o🎉
@@TheSubtleSage😅
What an African jewel, at 84 still full of energy, with her mind all intact!! She is so Wise and so besutiful.
May The Creator Almighty Of The Heavens Earth And Our Ancestors continue to guide and protect her from all evil.
Amen
Amen 🙏 ❤
Beautiful lady and love ly stories
We need these conversations because our views on masculinity and femininity are so skewed we end up hurting each other. ❤
Cucu needs to have a word with Andrew Kibe, the one who runs around calling men *lambistic* for choosing to be considerate to their woman. He's busy instigating gender wars, as if we don't have enough problems already.
I agree with you..and we need each other no male can live without a women and vice-versa
Agreeable
When I was a child my dad used to bath me and even cooked for us sometimes. He made sure he brought everyone food when he returned from the market. He was a great merchant in livestock. May he keep resting. I miss him. It’s over 30 years since his departure.
I'm happy to hear there was an earth where men and women lived in harmony.
In my childhood, there was no this idea that man was head and woman the neck, it was about partnership and helping each other.
My parents have been married 50+ years.
I do remember my dad washing me while mum was cooking. my dad sweeping the house while my mum was washing clothes.
They both would go to shamba together and come and cook together, one ugali, the other one sukuma.
Anytime my mum had a child, my dad took over even cleaning clothes.
I see them right now in their late 70s early 80s, wakipiga story wakicheka and I get jealous of their generation.
My dad still cooks for us, although he is frail from old age. He says we are his babies and I am in my 30s
I hope our future generation will find this life once again.
Where men and women lived in harmony rather than power struggles... who is head, who is what...
Oh my this is so sweet to read i love your parents already,may they live long
Hii mambo ya kuambiwa na wazungu ATI gender equality is nonesence hakuna vile mwanaume watakuwa sawa na mwanamke..
Mm na mme wangu, when am late I cook and do take care of the baby he fetch water for me sometimes nafuwa anasunza, time nikijifunguwa he took over until today my baby is there yrs na anamuosha ata akikupupu infact he do house chores ,, coz even in religion a woman is not a must to do house chores she's just helping and if she refuses, it's up to him ajisort she's just doing him favor 😊😊😊 am happy I got such an husband though ata kama we are very poor but alhamdulillah nashukuru
I wish typical kikuyu men can read this.
But it was not all cultures it was just gikuyu maybe gema because they knew God created male and female for a reason they view nature as male and female with a purpose or basically we view life as shamba na mbegu na wanawake ni shamba mwanaume ni mbegu woman is the creator mumbi so she is very important
Hio ati your father washes vyyombo for you is you not been thoughtful how can you let an old frail man do things for you it's time for you to take over ,
Ùthamaki
Ùtonga
Ùgo
Ùrathi
Ùcamba
This were the ululations of the agikuyu boy child
For the girl they said the first four.
This is powerful
How I wish I knew Kenyan language because I'm South African I am African ...Beautiful there is Hope for our Continent.May the Universe , the Most High keep this Beautiful Soul to impart the Wisdom she has and help Africa to Rise again.Thnx Miss Ngugi, let's go back to our names that have Spiritual meaning and link to the ones before us. Glad I followed you ❤
Sawubons Sisi!! Kunjani?
Its very sure
You can learn.
Frica we are one
Hello my sister is how are you?❤
Yho! Nyamburi (sorry if im butchering your name). I am a Xhosa South African who is following Dr Goldner's plant-based whole food protocol. No meat or any animal sourced food, including dairy. You have to drink lots of water (up to 4 litres a day). It's not an easy journey, but I'm so encouraged now. My aim is to reverse diabetes and blood pressure. I have tapered off diabetes meds altogether. I still take BP medication only as and when needed. Now I'm going to adopt that breathing mechanism.
Thank you so much to you and your guest.❤🙏
Awesome! She treats Lupus. Go you! I am vegan too :)
@@sunshinegacha4021 Kunjani! Wamkelekile eKenya!!
Thanks🙏
She is not linear, she is circular. Love her I can't wait for her book.
But his vitu anaogea anafar kuita gikuyu women na andike kitabu ya gikuyu because people bise this information against us like Leaky did and missionaries which is why they started hut tax to diminish the gikuyu mans purity and priesthood because the man was the priest of the home with his wives and children that's why she didn't tell us
@@janendegwa5462 Well said. The Lrakeys were TRAITORS. THheir father was raised in Kenya, spoke Kikuyu fluently, he was circumcised, he even built a thingira (much to his parents chagrin). Come the emergency, HE IS THE ONE WHO WAS SELLING OUT THE MAU MAU., ZERO LOYALTY TO HIS RIIKA OR THE AGIKUYU. FOUR generations in, his daughter found a white man to marry. They pretend to be Conservationists, yet all they do is SPY for BRITAIN, they explore our land looking for minerals, flora and fauna.
She is turning 84 where. Beautiful interview❤
ikr! plus the glow
😂😂😂 here now😅😅
That what I said
Is she single?asking for myself,is it 84 or 48?
I’m from Jamaica 🇯🇲 but I resonate with some of things she was talking. For example there plants for fever, stomach aches, cuts, boils etc.
We eat bush cabbage, callaloo and thought that it was because we were poor and now realize how nutritious those are.
We use the sweeping from the kitchen and the yard as mulch. There were no ‘commercial fertilizer’. I grew up on real organic food. I still practice making my own manure. Every thing in my garden is organic.
I grow a lot of plants for myself.
Well said.
Thank you Nyambura Ngugi for hosting this jewel, please ask her the name of the tree for menstrual cramps.
Barikiwa sana
I love her so much already 😍💓 We are going back to roots. We will unlearn all the lies and reclaim our power back!! 💪
Thank you Lynn for bringing her 🥰
Amen!
You can say that again
Nyambura Ngugi, thank you for bringing Cucu Wanjiru to us. Westernisation is colonisation. Let's return to our indigenous ways and incorporate them in our modern society. She has said the truth schooling and education are two different things. Schooling is indoctrination and enslavement. Education is power
Wish we can have more of these teachings... I am learning and also passing on the knowledge to my children. Thanks Nyambura for hosting such a precious gem, full of wisdom and knowledge.
What a queen! I salute you Daktari Wanjiru. Much love from Wambũi 🫂
My aunt Josephine is a brilliant and treasured individual. Bless you Tata. Very proud of you and your accomplishments ❤🎉🙏🥂!🌹💐!
Auuw your so blessed..she's a queen
You're so blessed to have her with all that wisdom around you
@@kuriagithiora93 Your lineage is truly blessed.
Dr Wanjiru. Oh wow. 84 years old n glowing skin. Love her gems of wisdom. Thank you Lynn
I like how she's real not a hypocrite straight to the point
Lynn, our mum needs to come back. :) This is the wisdom our country and homes need. I loved this! We need a series on food, medicine , home making, parenting, marriage from her and others who God has blessed with wisdom.
This conversation is GOLD,there's alot to take home.Thanks team LNN,Yall are doing a commendable job.
Marriage is not about fight but negotiation🌹
A man is the head of the house. It's not about negotiation.
Huyu shush ukimbeba na taxi,,,wimugikuyu nduiguaga kumutiga,,, just a vibe
She Reminds me of my Grandmother...Brave intelligent and truthful...look at Her eyes they shine like she is 25....with knowledge and Curiosity...today our Society is in Shambles the Men are inlove with Alcohol and themselves the Women love Jesus and horse Hair and body lotion... Farmers are looked down upon even though we all need to eat...The Musungu is in the Moon looking down at US smiling saying even God could not achieve this.
Damn.."the musungu part is sad😢
Amen!!
Lynn please share the name of her book. Brilliant!
Good day, Lynn. I am from South Africa and, I truly enjoy your content. But this one, tops all I have heard from your channel, mainly because it has proven that we are one as Africans. I am about to marry a Kikuyu, beautiful woman. I am a South African and my upbringing aligns with your guests' sentiments about our culture. coincidentally my fiancé is Wanjiru....
Kunjani bhuti?! Wamkelekile eKenya!!
@@lekis5975 Ndiyaphila mhlekazi, kwaye ndiyavuya ndibulela ngokwamkeleka. Masakhaneni, sakhe isizwe nobuzwe bethu njengabantu abantsundu.
@@bandlatikayo2156 Camagu!!
I suppose you shouldn't say, 'I am about to marry a Kenyan woman," rather I think you should say, "I am marrying.."since you already have Wanjiru to marry 🫣
South Africa and Kenyans are in-laws, Idiong'o (man from Kenya)and Msomi(South Africa woman) is another example
@@bandlatikayo2156 Camagu!!
I relate; I grew up in a traditional home, my late father was among the remnants from MauMau fight, I see how my worldview has been influenced by the same.
Thankyou for such an inspiring guest,
Let’s celebrate Gor Mahia football club. Let’s love our own
I have seen this lady and i just remembered the other lady who they cried for 3 days and i started laughing 😂😂😂😂😂😂.
Let me just sit down with my popcorns 🍿 and enjoy
Yeah that lady wa kulia na friend Yake 3days for not inheriting from her white mzungu hubby 😂😂😂
@@doreenkawira3096 🤣🤣🤣🤣 yes
😂😂😂😂@@doreenkawira3096
As an advocate for inclusion, I have always known that menstruation is a societal thing, not just a girl/woman’s. I also understand that women played a critical role in ATS. Women and children were highly taken care of.
I recall Dr. Masika’s words, “the God of Africa is very powerful, but when the colonialist came in, He packed and left the cradle of mankind.”
He also taught us that, no African language had the word rape until the missionary came in.
Ngugi wa thiong'os interview with jeremy damaris said he watches you alot and he wish you can introduce yourself as nyambura ngugi so that introduction part took me back there.
Yes
Kufundisha hizi vitu it's in vain(kazi bure) coz no one will practise 😂😂
Nyambura wa ngugi
@@Kenyanmamano one? Sema you. My friend we have stopped being slaves and it's our hope all you out there will open up your eyes
@@WanjiruWaNjoki yes we are heading somewhere. Andù no maratunywo ndùma
The moment Dr. Wanjiru took off her head gear....wow. she's so REAL and a VIBE❤ let me now sit back and re-learn. Thank you Nyambura. Team LNN is happy 😊❤❤
Lynn again airing another unique rare conversation.. I'm settled, ready to learn again🤗
Thank you so much🙏🙏
Lynn how i wish ungekuwa yu tube nikiwa young,tungejifunza hii knowledge na wisdom kabla hatujajiharibu na peer pressure ya class 7.
Pole
It's never too late,it was predestined for this season pick up your mat& walk,I mean pick those broken piece's,,,,,, &make something beautiful
You're here to give this information to your kin, children and grandchildren
Nyambura thanks so much for bringing our mama Dr. Wannjiru Kamau. Reminds me so much of my late mother, the unsung heroine (Rest in perfect peace mummy). Greetings from northern ugandan Luo
I’m 8 minutes into the video and I already love her. Good job LNN. Always!
This lady is still young at heart ... If you download her brain into a 25yr old body she would be right at home 😂😂😂
As an African woman, this is the best women empowerment episode in LNN
Our Shosho has read in between the lines of colonialism that Kenyan schooled politicians may never learn
I love this conversation, i asked someone last week if they had ever seen a Maasai or Turkana with diabetes or this funny disease we have in Nairobi, I asked my daughter what is your first name, and she gave me her English name and I told her no, I told her your first name is the Kikuyu name, the English name is your second. thanks, @LynnNgugi, From today I am calling you Nyambura😝
Why does your daughter even have an English name? Me, I said that colonial nonsense stops with me. She has THREE African names, (2 from her father's people and one from me, plus the surname). When we named her, I said, my child is the last of my generation to have a European name. My grandfather, father and myself had European names dassit. It stops. Me? I am not, I will never be inferior to a mzungu to the point of giving my child a European name. We must name for our ancestors so that we keep their spirits alive. Look at Charles, he is Charles III. Elizabeth was Elizabeth II, her father was GEORGE VI, if William takes the throne, he will be William V. These people don't play with their culture (yes, they have a culture, ni sisi hatujui). Go and change your child's name, erase the European name, claim back your dignity, stop confusing your child.
@@lekis5975 I hear you
Lyn Nyambura Ngugi is actually a spirit,a movement,am already infected,infested,contaminated by this show,Team LNS is lit,superlit, infectious n contaminous
Wow 👌, she's a gem 💎, may Almighty Jehovah God , our Everlasting Father-ABBA preserve her. We need the information.
Lynn Nyambura, continue spreading the goodness 🙏
How are still claiming Jehovah...😂😂brought to u by the pale skin
Wow .....Dr Wanjiru is a gem ✨️🏆at almost 84, and spewing this wisdom, ooh my.... I want to be like her when I grow up ❤
Ability to learn, re-learn to learn... beautiful. Thankyou for educating my naivety.
Lynn never dissappoint, she so good Im telling you. she always bring people with the real thing
Queen Wanjiru is so knowledgeable. I love her.
Prof.Makau Mutua writes of visiting a church in the US as a young man and a congregant asked what his name was and was surprised that an African had an english name and never heard of an American named Makau. After the exchange he dropped his first name.
Me, I met a young man from a far away place, where they give their children AFRICAN NAMES. In 1997, when we had our daughter, we have her THREE AFRICAN NAMES, plus her SURNAME. Me I said we are not inferior to Wazungus, if they don't give their children African names, why should I give my child a European name. We must regain our pride good people.
From today I'm going to try and pray in my mother tongue....I have learned alot❤❤
Omg!!thank you LNN for bringing this woman to educate alot of us about our culture as a woman and as a kikuyu, also encouraging other cultures also to look inwards and be proud of their culture!!This really empowered me!!Dr.Wanjiru gave us a deeper dive into history that is not told and that should be told.Challenging us to learn more about being African.I am proud to be Wangui❤ and yohhh !!Let's talk about her skin!!😍 looks very healthy at that age and am definitely now eating healthy and all that!!Less processed foods and more natural.God bless this powerful women❤🎉
Thanks to my Dad he was a real man he used to cook for us even my mother infront of his friends without fear of contradiction or rumours . Big up to him a Dad with a diffetence
Alikuwa amekaliwa.
As a Muslim, I’ve often wondered why many tribes in Kenya have distinct names for their deities, such as Nyasaye (Luo), Were (Luhya), and Ngai (Kikuyu). This suggests that, even before the arrival of the white man and the introduction of organized religions like Christianity, these communities recognized the existence of a supreme being. While their beliefs might not have fully aligned with monotheism as understood in Islam, they reflect an inherent understanding of a higher power.
Similarly, the Somali people, long before the arrival of Islam, believed in one God known as Waaq. When Islam was introduced, its message of monotheism resonated deeply with them because it aligned with their pre-existing belief in a singular creator. This natural affinity for the concept of one God made their transition to Islam seamless, as it made sense within their cultural and spiritual framework. It underscores the idea that the understanding of monotheism is not just a product of external influence but a deeply ingrained human belief, later clarified and perfected through Islam.
THAT'S SOME PROPAGANDA,THESE AFRIKANS YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT KNEW MONOTHEISM 1000'S OF YEARS BEFORE ANY ARAB,ANY WHITE MAN EXISTED ON THIS PLANET, NOWADAYS IT IS NOT SAFE TO ATTEMPT TO SELL THESE SO CALLED GREAT MONOTHEIST RELIGIONS ON AN AFRIKAN CHANEL, BECAUSE WE ARE RECONNECTING WITH OUR TRADITIONS, SO I SUGGEST YOU WHOEVER YOU ARE TO REFRAIN FROM THIS TYPE OF PROPAGANDA, ISLAM,CHRISTIANITY,JUDAISM TO US ARE SIMPLY THE RELIGIONS OF THOSE WHO CAME AND DESTROYED,RAPED,ENSLAVED THE PEOPLE OF IMANA.PEACE
Respectfully, don’t think the other was better. You will do yourself a great favor by digging deeper into history, and when you do, you will find out how barbaric Islam was introduced to the continent by slaughtering people on horseback and forcing them into this ideology of religion. This history must be indelible in our minds and never be forgotten. In 2024, is now cash from the Arab world buying your consciousness. I read how you pacified the idea of Islam and l will humbly suggest you back to your ancestors. Thank you.
Each of the deities you have enumerated is singular-meaning ONE CREATOR GOD (monotheism).
All those names are no different from the God of Judaism, Christians or Islam. Indeed the Africans were monotheistic even when middle easterns, the origin of the three Abrahamic religions were worshipping idols.
Judaism, Christianity and finally Islam are African indigenous religions.from Adam , Jesus to Mohammed all were black people.the indigenous God of somalis was called Aaleh, before Arabic Islam changed it to allah.somalia extended all the way to south Saudi Arabia n mecca n medina were somali/habesha towns.under persecution first moslems took refuge in Ethiopia,n.e. african larger area among their own indigenous people.
The wisdom I am drawing from this great queen. Lynn please bring her back to speak on emotional healing to women due to identify crisis
I am proudly Kikuyu and tribless,kudos mum and good job nyambura 🎉
All these communities were nations on their own, tribe is used to discribe animals.
❤❤❤.. I was asking God for these conversations...
Learning to relearn! I enjoyed every word from this great Conversation. Thank you Lynn
If there is any topic/story that stirs my heart is about our cultures i feel more alive i feel i belong there i can't have enough of this coz i have been bothered alot for a very long time i knew something went wrong somewhere am happy am living them moments to listen to this very schooled with so much wisdom to take us back so we can pick something
Lynn you are our next president🎉🎉
The Kikuyu culture and the Kalenjin culture was very similar in many ways, whatever this lady is narrating is the same as what my grandmother narrated to me about our tribe the Nandi, adolescent boys and girls used to sleep together at the grandma's house, the agemates ensured no-one misbehaved, they could touch but not have penetrative sex. the information is very insightful and helping us to appreciate our culture and our place as women in our society and the way we lived in harmony
Yes, I usually hear politicians in churches chanting “ God is good all the time and All the time God is good” with so many kids suffering all kinds of problems especially not going to school but the accounts of the chanters are packed with money!!!
I'm here,I wish I can tell my story about how I suffered in the hands of my in-laws and lost everything.
Be encouraged! You will rebuild your self again.
Listening this while i already changed my son's name
Us, we never gave our daughter a European name.
Part II and III are needed. Every culture has their elder healers. Every culture has their elder wisdom. Every culture has their roots of history. Learn the history of the elders. Learn the history of yourself. This was an educational video. The local people of this country should be proud of this woman; Dr. Wanjiru and heed her words and learning. The educated have become sicker and weaker, though they have money. Those who still live by the "old ways" are healthier and stronger; though they have less money. Hope she writes many books for her community and other cultures.
Amen! Amen! Amen!
Amazing to Know that Wanjiru has made Nyambura tell us her identity. Nyambura I am with Nyambu Safaris Afrika. Well done Wanjiru. Am impressed
Protect and bless this elder and her wisdom at all costs. She speaks only truth.
Dr. Wanjiru brings so much wisdom to the table. Thank you Lynn for hosting her ❤❤❤. We might be related cos my mum was also born in Kangemi & then they also moved to Gatundu. We used to harvest Togotia & Terere leaves in the fields in Kangemi when we were kids. They were weeds. We would take them home & our mums would cook them as nyeni-matharūs na ka-ugali😋
Enjoying the Nyambura Ngugi Network. With love, Lavhelani,a venda from south africa
My country people's let's go back to our Roots
Lynn and team this was a wonderful production .... I am so proud of our culture ... I can't wait to go research more on my culture .. 🎉🎉🎉🎉 Another amazing show
From today I will be introducing myself as am Muthoni and that's enough
Well said.
These are valuable conversation that is needed to shape our society. It should be sent to the archives to preserved.
Oh this was beautiful! It's made me want to go back and learn what the Kamba culture entails.
Yoh I can’t wait to make time to listen this wisdom 🥺
This is great treasure. The difference between being schooled and being educated, knowledge and wisdom.
We need you more. Thank you.
You can clearly see the girl in lynn here😂❤so carefree&eager to hear....
That's the beauty of Nyambura (Lynn), cheerful and HUMBLE.
Beautiful lady and an even better interview.
Waooo... Your beauty is your behavior
Spill gems gems gems. Keep these on record so that if youtube ever ends we will still listen to it in future.❤ Ma itú- Write, I will read.📚
Lynn you’re doing a great 👍 great job 👏 together with your team , each and everyday you make that at least we learn something new and thanks 🙏 so much to Mum for teaching us , it’s high time for Africans to start embracing our culture
I love the new name NNN show!! Do you know Lynn that 3 is a blessing? So triple ‘N’ is the one to take!!
Cucu is full of energy, wow.
Wow that's great, thanks Nyambura for bringing us this woman. First know who you are ❤
This is great conversation. I have learnt a lot. We want more of her please Nyambura. She is beautiful inside and out
The wisdom oozing from this amazing queen reminds me of my grandma(may she rest well)....our lost heritage,...how can we ever go back?
I be Happy if you Can Open up a Spotify Podcast Where You'll be Streaming these Videos😊
She‘s so knowledgeable & fluent. Full of Wisdom!!
Lynn this was educative and learning about our African culture. She is an amazing woman
Wah...sio kifo ya mende...😅😅😅😅 I need to go back and re-read "Facing Mount Kenya""
Thanks Cûcû Wanjirû for sharing your wisdom, ❤ you Elder, by the way we are Birth Twins, but different years. Now I'm convinced there is a hive mind which anyone can access when you begin your journey of self discovery and identity, the passport is to be genuine. All Cûcû has talked about is what's been on my mind for the past 10 years, conviction has come from our Elder discussing it with Nyambûra and us, I'm on the right path, and will actualize my plan and solutions to make, Mama Africa Great Again. Thank you again Elder and continue sharing your wisdom, also can't wait for the book, may Ngaì grant you many more years, so that you can continue passing on this wisdom, the Book will really come in handy because now the wisdom will be timeless and the worthy will be able to access it...
Beautiful,wise,life giving! Asante Sana Lynn & Dr Wanjiru
Her skin is goals, her eloquence and confident and a vast of wisdom are admirable. Good job cucu. Thank you Lynn for bringing her to the show.
Watching your show sometimes feels like free therapy
Inspiring conversation. Asante Dr Wanjiru Kamau. I would love to meet you and learn everything you know on organic farming and also interview as many 100 year olds in my Kikuyu language and also collaborating with interpreters for the other languages . Please let me know how to reach her.
The lady is well fashioned. Look at her shoes! Chelsea Boots😂😂😂
Thank you so much Nyambura for bringing us such conversations for sure we are learning and unlearning. We've been schooled but we do not have wisdom and values..anyway my take home is simplicity humility and integrity.
Ahsante sana and please bring more of these wise people, the custodians of our culture and traditions from different communities. We named our daughter, Mekatilili though we are not from the coast and she has grown to be her namesake.
Lnn, I am so happy just listening to you as a mother . Oh, may you ...........ishi kwa Jina la Yesu kinacho kupiga kipigwe kwa jina la Yesu
The motivation you give us is on other levels ... thanks
Lynn please am yet to finish the video but ,i had to put this down, bring this kind of women n men we need more of this.
Asante Nyambura wa Ngûgî for interviewing this beauty and brain.❤🎉
Mayne, Lynn.... your current interviews are so heavy on emancipating the mind. What a great time to be alive. We celebrate you :-)
I think this is the best interview so far. Dr. Kamau is so much insightful
Can’t wait for the book to come out
Wow she's a power house... i have never seen or met her before... Thank you Lynn for bringing her.