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A Kenyan woman has shared details on how a Mzungu inspired her to move back to Kenya after living abroad for 14 years.

Trizear Nguti says she used to talk ill things about Kenya until a white man opened her eyes to see the good side of her motherland.

“I spent a total of 14 years in diaspora and the person who made me relocate to Kenya is a white man. He asked me why I was in Europe and as the norm I ripped Kenya apart saying all the negative I could, blaming the Government etc,” she wrote.

[COLOR=rgb(184, 49, 47)]She adds: “After hearing me speak for a long time he told me I was stupid. I was angry but he explained why. Firstly, he said was he could swap my rural land in Kenya he would give me his 4-bedroom house in Yorkshire. A direct swap. I thought that was stupid. But he explained.”

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“The two most important forms of capital are land and human capital. He said you are lucky to have free rural land inherited from ancestors. In the UK just 50m2 you pay through the nose. Why not utilize that land. What’s stopping you. Use every inch of it. Farm on it, keep animals, do rural tourism, open a factory. Just do something. Forget about the land taken from whites.”

Trizear says this opened her eyes to realize the opportunity she left home, adding that Kenyans need to change their mindset.

“I will give you a simple example. A village in Kenya will have about 30 families. Each family with 10 cows. If those madhalas came together and registered a consortium those cows put together are 300. That’s a ranch right there. This entity will make them create generational wealth,” Trizear says.

“They can challenge Colcom, Koala, Surrey etc. In a few years, they can have abattoirs, electrify their homes, sink boreholes and resuscitate their roads.”

“Our challenge is we focus on the wrong things. We talk about I don’t have capital. I don’t think so. In Kenya you get the husband driving a USD 15 000 car and the wife a USD 6 000 car, Tvs worth 1000s, fridges worth 1000s. Yet these will tell you we don’t have the capital to start a business or farm. Yet they have all that dead capital lying around. The cost of landing a Toyota Harrier is enough to start a serious project on your rural home. A project that will employ the community and help build the economy,” she adds.

Trizear concludes: “Forget about the Government and politics. We are on our own. No one is coming back for us. It either we build a raft and sail off the island or die there sulking.”

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True. We need to change our mindset

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What’s the meaning of this?

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[SIZE=7][COLOR=rgb(184, 49, 47)]Mungich ni mungich. I’m not surprised this jigger woman was speaking negative about her homeland to her white master[/SIZE]

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mtu ametumia jina fake terezia ngugi na picha fake kuandika motivational story

hio part ya cooperative ajue sisi kama wakenya, heri tukuwe na 100% of 0 than 15% of something

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UPUZI! this is MI6-inspired propaganda being broadcast to discourage semi- educated negroes flocking the UK borders. Note how this targets negroes specifically land-owning peasant Bantus and Nilotes, but not Asians who are a substantive tribe here in Kenya. Negroes suffer an unfair global trade and financial system and should be encouraged to get good in-demand skills and migrate to developed countries. Let them work and send money to develop their rural areas.

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We hate to take risk with our money but hope muhindi will risk and create jobs, and also hope atwoli will dictate muhindi to pay us good money. Our traditions and culture of doing things need to change, you are conditioned to go to school, read hard and pass so that you can get a job with govt or NGO. Once you have accomplished that, your success will be measured by how big your house is and the car you drive.
Alternatively, your success can also be your ability to relocate to west and be introduced as ‘kamau wa US, Chege wa UK’ etc. So what is needed is a change of mindset and this can only be done during early years of education. A curriculum that does not measure our knowledge by how good we can write and speak English but a curriculum based on real practical stuff like welding, carpentry, farming, wiring, electronics, industrial chemical processing, drama and other real stuff. More emphasis should be put on experiential learning and real commercial based practical ‘not lab’.

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Yes she is stupid if a foreigner had to show her the goodness of her motherland

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Huyo ni mkamba bwana,we cannot accept to carry her liabilities

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If a foreigner can tell you the goodness if your land then you are stupid. On the other hand, huyo mzungu hataki wa Afrika waende Europe coz Africans are a big threat to European existence.

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Hapo umeongea kama wazee Saba.

We gauge a person’s performance by the fluency of a foreign language. Hatuwezi fikiria tuone Japanese, Chinese and Koreans struggle to speak European languages yet they are industrialzed as fvck

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Huyo mzungu hajakutana na KRA.

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Wacheni kujiconsole. Kenya ni shamba la mawe, upende usipende. The macroeconomics don’t lie. GDP per capita is a paltry $1500 for heavens sake! The only reason these diasporans risk coming back ni vile wako na dual citizenship + capital. So if it doesn’t work out for them, they can easily move back to diaspora. Their bet is hedged. Wewe kaa hapo ukiwa pamoja nao yet you are stuck in this shithole with no capital

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Fake

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most of the things she said cannot work in Kenya. Villagers will kill those dreams in a day

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Very very true, you nailed it.

Kuna diaspora hapa na kaa was taken to the clears after years working hard and sending monee back home to build a house.

The so called house was build on thin air.

His partner is by talking to himself and john fombee

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Capital is the major, you must have some cushion kukuenda mbaya you have some other cash to support your venture, there is time two of my cousins lost a full harvest of pilipili hoho and tomatoes to floods, the crops were due in about a week, imagine investing all that time, cash and labour, n by the way how can you like insure vitu kaa hizo, inadequate info also affects us,
Huku Ni sida nyingi

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Capital is an issue but not to everybody, we are talking about people who can move to Europe who even own cars there is market is here because we are importing stuff here. What is ailing us are poor policies that make us mentally retarded, we have low IQ because we have been conditioned we can’t do this or that. Education that produces sycophants and punishes thinkers, it is something we inherited from colonial masters.

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He was right, she is stupid

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In my belief, the smartest thing a Kenyan can do is sacrifice 5-10 years of his life, go and hustle abroad while living like a student, and then come back with a serious bag as a 1 percenter so that the local system now works in his favor.

The main advantage of living in Kenya, which is why expatriates prefer staying than returning home abroad, is because you need a lot less money to be part of the elite class here and the system works to your advantage.

Based on the actions of expatriates and rich kids who study abroad but always return to Kenya to spend their adult life, I can confidently guess that an elite lifestyle here is much better than an average lifestyle abroad.

The only time it makes sense to leave abroad and come to Kenya is if you have a good stash of cash sio urudi kujoin peasants pale dusty suburbs.