Mshtuko: Nyumba Yangu Kama Kuni

After living in the USA for 15 years, I returned to my village to find that my childhood home had been demolished. This emotional video shares the story of how my house was unexpectedly destroyed by the people I grew up with.
Part two we will show you the other side of the land.

[@mtotootv5619]

Sorry for the loss

[@jemimamuenimutuku5417]

so painful, God will bless you with a good one.🙏 🙏 from Kenya

[@nvisionke]

Amen 🙏

[@salomemoriasi5864]

Staying away doesn't mean ur house must he destroyed. KISII People are graety abanyandamu nemegondo. They think if someone in America ne chibesa akoiya tari na bokongu.

[@nvisionke]

Exactly 👍

[@africatodayke]

uko na drama sana mzee. hio music ilikuwa lazima? pole lakini.

[@dafgwg4653]

Bro i come in peace we're you communicating ama ulikimia juu kama ulikua kimia then they thought you will never come back 15yrs is too much home is home and communication is the key

[@nvisionke]

Lesson learned 🙏

[@bhekimajola5500]

This is madness what were u doing for 15year on foreign soil not communicating or not comming home, there's no place like home

[@nvisionke]

🥲

[@nvisionke]

Lesson learned 🥲