I became homeless in America when Ochukah tried to overthrow Moi from power because my tuition money could not be wired. Looking back more than 40 years later, that was the best thing that has ever happened to me. I learned not to be depending on my parents and sought a job in the coal mines of West Virginia. I will be retiring from a federal job in 1.6 years and Thanks God I was Once Homeless. It made me strong.
As a Ugandan living in Maryland I have made one simple observation amongst some Kenyan comrades here in MD..Alcohol has played a key role in their downfall.Many are battling DUI cases which is the worst for any American whether Immigrant or American born.. a DUI distorts your life and Iam surprised to see it is the same problem haunting fellow East African Kenyans in Boston. Dear brothers and sisters stay away from alcohol if you know you are going to operate any vehicle because a DUI in America is like a death sentence.Praying for my dear brothers and sisters going through these trying moments to carry through and flourish again.
@brianafrika254 OMG you just quoted same words my friends that still drink always ask me.They always wonder how I manage without drinking in this stressful America but I surely have managed year after year.It is all about commitment
I really feel sad for those who cannot trust anyone back home to handle business without stealing from them. My sister built an entire apartment block for me and didn't take a penny. She now sends me rental income monthly. I remember when I got stuck with my project, she used her own money to finish it up. I've tried giving her money, paying for vacations and even buying her things but she won't agree to take anything from me. In fact, she's the one who sends me stuff from Kenya. People don't believe me when I say that, they even think she's stealing from me, but everything is accounted for by the agency. I truly thank God for her and all she's done for me over the years
I'm a Jamaican living in the US and it is not Heaven but neither is any African or Caribbean country for that matter. I've been to Kenya and many people are suffering and some are prospering. There are suffering people in every country. If you have a good job in your home country, stay there and visit the US for vacation.
Buyer beware of any kenyan real estate advertised, one must do their homework and investigations, onsite and physical inspection of portfolio before payment. There's no sure bet. Nairobi floods has also show us , how some developments end up in total losses.
This is so true. I've considered buying land and houses from various companies but I'm too scared. I only develop the land that our parents left us, which they bought in the 60's and 70's.
I always wanted to work from abroad but now after 2yrs in Qatar 🇶🇦, my whole mind has changed. East west...home is the best. I love my Uganda 🇺🇬. Iam not convincing anyone to borrow a leaf from me though, you'll follow your hearts
Failed marriages must be number 1. I do remember when I was kicked out and the police were called. Luckily I was not violent and all I did was pack and leave. When I got a good job in she wanted me back, but I said no. My advice is do not push it.
Thanks Chamwada for a deep look at issues facing our kids here in the US! Yes, alcohol is culprit ONE, not diagnosed mental issues is a key TWO. Bravo to Onyinkwa for refocusing our dreams back to the Mamaland!
I got my degrees and came back home to build and set my future. It was cheap and very well worth it. Now I'm in my 40s na niko retired nikienjoy Kenya na africa. Pamoja wasee 🍻 💯 🇰🇪
Life is what you make it. If abroad works for you, nobody should discourage you and not fulfil your life desire and ambitions. If you are smart enough, you should be able to detect and avoid pitfalls that will set you back. Then when you adapt accordingly then its just a matter of time and you will overcome. No situation is permanent if you follow your plan. Also if it doesn't work for you, take the next step and move back. Life must move on and the clock will tick on us all irregardless.
Great work from our fellow Kenyans philanthropists. During crisis such ideas is great. But on a larger scale we must start a diaspora fund that’s active within our community and crucial helping hand in times like this.
US is all about hardwork..i have invested in kenya and im here only for 5 yrs..US is the best. You cant even compare US and any other country. US has all opportunities. You leave a job today, you get another tomorrow 😊
@@ledwinmampho1861 There is nothing special about Blacks in south Africa. You are not even a part of the economy. You live off your government. South Africa is infested with crime. The number one on the top crime infested country. Four million people live in zinc houses. Go brag somewhere else. Nonsense.
Must be tough. If you are making a decent living in Kenya, please dont try to go to abroad. Home is best. Good natural foods, cheap housing, good weather and freedom.
Actually in many churches in Kenya getting a visa to the US is a big miracle 😂. Let me people know being in a location is not what brings success but the hand of God
This administration is putting many families in difficult situations. A lot of people are financially struggling to live, put a roof over their head and put food on the table. Things are getting worse these days, if you don't find means of multiplying your money you might wake up a day to realise you didn't plan well for yourself and family…
I agree with you and I believe that the secret to financial stability is having the right investment ideas to enable you earn more money, I don’t know who agrees with me but either way I recommend either real estate and stocks..
I’ve been diligently working, saving and contributing towards early retirement and financial freedom, but since covid outbreak, the economy so far has caused my portfolio to underperform, do I keep contributing to my 401k or look at alternative sectors to meet my goals?
@@izagdlife Understanding your financial needs and making effective decisions is very essential. If I could advise you, you should seek the help of a financial advisor. For the record, working with one has been the best for my finances...
@@charlotterayeee How can one find a verifiable financial planner? I would not mind looking up the professional that helped you. I will be retiring in two years and I might need some management on my much larger portfolio. Don't want to take any chances.
@@izagdlife *Mr Gary Mason Brooks* is the licensed advisor I use. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.
Trust me, these problems are everywhere but, as much as they say “the American dream is just a dream,” there are so many opportunities and possibilities in America. There are many factors that contribute to one ending up on the streets. Something that can happen anywhere. But, like Chams says, there are more success stories than the failures so come with an open mind and be willing to do any jobs. The beauty of being in America is, “the bank manager lines up on his day off without a favor from his coworkers.” What am I trying to say, unless you’re a big celebrity or the president of the US, wote ni kawaida watu. When you come to America, be prepared to be/do anything and make sure you don’t leave people back home feeling like you’re way better than them. In other words, be low key na pride uwache JKIA.
We don't use drugs, my husband works and I am disabled the last few years. It is just too expensive and are homeless living in our car. There is no help whatsoever out there either and again I am disabled, we have a child too and I have been in housing and section 8 lists for over 13 years now!
I see Nigerians that do well in the USA.Alot of them are Nurses, Pharmacists, Administration in Nursing Homes for the elderly, Correctional Officers etc...
West Africans really support each other in the US unlike most Kenyans especially kikuyus who fear their people outshining them so they prefer u suffer they give u handouts so that u can worship them forever,so sad.
even majority of kenyans do well..........also it doesn't mean they're no nigerians who are doing badly in the US, i'm sure it isn't 100% of nigerians with good jobs.......it's life, many succeed, a few fail. You can't generalize.
Florence Mwangi is indeed her name and not a pseudonym..I know her very well as she was my late uncle’s wife. I’m actually surprised to see her doing all that over there whereas.. anyways story for another day.
@@peterndegwa2844 I mean somerthing great is happening in Africa.. Na inaanza hapa Kenya.. But hey, pray maybe God has something great for you in USA or even in China.. Just pray and be triple sure.
For those with DUI, and its's your only misdemeanor case you have on file, you can go back to the court and request for an expungement. If the judge asks you why you need it, tell them you have been applying for jobs and the DUI comes up and they can't hire you. If they ask which field you have applied, tell them healthcare, since this field is the most scrutinized and they need sober. When requesting for an expungement note that you have overcome your drinking for if you are arrested again you done.
There are many factors that lead them to be homeless, lack of proper orientation in a foreign land to understand how the system works is one of the key contributors, another would be lack if proper transition prep from student to working citizens, the issue of greencards and hope for better greener pastures lacks guidance. Over extending of visit visa and lack of welcome by the fellow country men ....all I'm saying is the factors differ from one individual to another.
Unfortunately, this isn't the case for only Kenyans. It's the same for all Immigrants across North America, whether they are from the Continent of Africa or any other country. I think This is mostly the case for black immigrants. This is my opinion.
Buana kwa wale mlienda USA na mkaenda kukunywa mjue mnatukosea sana kuna watu hiyo chance tunaitaka sana lakini haikuji,and one thing I know USA ni ya mahustlers si ya wa wa kalamu na ya watu wa mjengo
Alcoholism and domestic violence are biggest key factors of homelessness among Kenyans living abroad. If this is a problem you have even back in Kenya, please stay in Kenya cz America will make these 2 factors worst.
its not kenyan only who's homeless in America,all Africa country citizens are from West to East, north to south they are soo many people who are living in the street.
Unfortunately they're more in Baltimore City and Washington DC - not only Kenyans but other Africans from all over the continent!!! Also in rehab centers!!! Very very sad stories. Remember the story of the fela that @MsTrudy fetured who was homeless too but ended up as Billgates neighbor and inventinting biometrics. Many more are in jails across the country including women. Great job. Thanks for sharing
@@oraromaochi5584All Africans matter!!! I happen to know and love a Kenyan, but I applaud the acknowledgement of all Africans who make this journey, and some succeed and others struggle. "America is no joke" for real
Money is for the state......bills nimingi what happiness do you get in such a lifestyle.. you work to live, you fail to work you become homeless and whites will always remind you, you are a foreigner...in short racism
Some people in USA have 100 acres of land, and others run health care businesses. Its between you and your God. Alcoholism and drugs will only kill you or render one homeless person. Work hard and reap the rewards. Again, it depends on ones background
What is the input of the Kenyan embassy in the US? I worked for the British Embassy in Nairobi and staff had initiatives to visit imprisoned British nationals. Providing toiletries and simply visiting them in prison. Let us be our brother’s keeper. 🙏🏾
How do you expect them to get back to me when they can not afford a meal? If you have the means to buy them airtickets and give them a place to live in Kenya, please do it. Some things are easier said than done. Have you ever seen someone who has an addiction?
Even if they suffer in America it’s 100x way better than being in Kenya in America the systems work na kuteleza sio kuanguka.there’s alway a second chance.once umeonja the freedom in America you can’t go back to Kenya liwe liwalo.
Why did these men leave Kenya at a time such as this. The youth and the women are defending Kenya against the government. You should return to help your women. Americans of all beliefs and ethnicities stand up and fight for their rights. No Americans run from their beliefs!!! I respect Americans because we protect and defend our beliefs and do not hide behind what other people have made a way. It’s shame man laying around a park while your women and youth are standing up for your country!!!
Does King Developers allow for non Kenyan investors and do they have property management services? Congratulations to the young Kenyan Jonathan on his success in America and investments in his home country.
The best live is back home in your hometown! Life in America as most people believe, why live like this when you got your own homeland to go back k too.
I think this is a Half cooked Story, Someone is homeless because he does not want to Quit his/her drinking habits.( They run away because they do not want to quit their bad habits.) He cannot go to a shelter because they will not allow drunk people. Why should a Nurse be in a Shelter, ? Is it a homeless problem or an addiction problem.
You're over-simplifying a big problem. There are tons of variables that can lead to this. Domestic Violence, job loss with no savings, put out by caretakers, expired documents that can't be renewed, being evicted from a previous rental property and thereby not able to rent another, no connections with knowledgeable people, fear of approaching the system for fear of deportation etc etc. Seeing these comments I am realizing there seems to be a major disconnect between those needing help and knowing the channels to seek it. The streets are no ones friend and regardless of what brings you there you can end up in much worse situations ( or harmed) very quickly if you end up on the streets. Seeing this issue maybe bigger than others know, maybe it's time for a few well meaning Kenyans to set up an email or hotline that their countrymen or women in distress can call or write to and seek help or directions to resources. Maybe aligning that with the Kenyan embassy in DC for starters. Plane tix back to Nairobi are also no joke so for those who want to return their should be an alliance formed by Kenya Airlines and other groups to route their countrymen back home to safety. If no one is willing to fix this it will worsen in a country where one month's rent in US is equal to a year's in certain parts of Kenya. My 2 cents
I became homeless in America when Ochukah tried to overthrow Moi from power because my tuition money could not be wired. Looking back more than 40 years later, that was the best thing that has ever happened to me. I learned not to be depending on my parents and sought a job in the coal mines of West Virginia. I will be retiring from a federal job in 1.6 years and Thanks God I was Once Homeless. It made me strong.
Gracious God.. is always way make ,when our architecture can't work
Indeed all things work together for good
Tuma kitu
@@petergachuru Nimetuma salamu on his behalf 😊
What a journey! So so happy to hear that. More blessings.
As a Ugandan living in Maryland I have made one simple observation amongst some Kenyan comrades here in MD..Alcohol has played a key role in their downfall.Many are battling DUI cases which is the worst for any American whether Immigrant or American born.. a DUI distorts your life and Iam surprised to see it is the same problem haunting fellow East African Kenyans in Boston.
Dear brothers and sisters stay away from alcohol if you know you are going to operate any vehicle because a DUI in America is like a death sentence.Praying for my dear brothers and sisters going through these trying moments to carry through and flourish again.
Good advice.
It killed my ex. He couldn't stop drinking no matter how it impacted his health. Unfortunately alcohol is so cheap in America, so people just indulge.
@@mercyk2672 prayers to you dear for your loss🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
you cant avoid alcohol with stress US can give you.
@brianafrika254 OMG you just quoted same words my friends that still drink always ask me.They always wonder how I manage without drinking in this stressful America but I surely have managed year after year.It is all about commitment
I really feel sad for those who cannot trust anyone back home to handle business without stealing from them. My sister built an entire apartment block for me and didn't take a penny. She now sends me rental income monthly. I remember when I got stuck with my project, she used her own money to finish it up. I've tried giving her money, paying for vacations and even buying her things but she won't agree to take anything from me. In fact, she's the one who sends me stuff from Kenya. People don't believe me when I say that, they even think she's stealing from me, but everything is accounted for by the agency. I truly thank God for her and all she's done for me over the years
She's a wonderful soul 💓
There are trusted people.
You are one of a kind…blessings
You are only lucky. Thank God for that.
Now - that's a great sister ❤❤❤
I'm a Jamaican living in the US
and it is not Heaven but neither is any African or Caribbean country for that matter. I've been to Kenya and many people are suffering and some are prospering. There are suffering people in every country. If you have a good job in your home country, stay there and visit the US for vacation.
I agree. No single place is heaven. You can prosper anywhere if you don't mess up
the grass is green where its watered
Yes, every country are suffering but going to another country and you're homeless no better stay at your home country
Good advice sir
No burden is heavy at home.
Thank you Alex Chamwada for maintaining the dignity of the homeless persons you interviewed. Great approach & journalism. Bless up!!!
Buyer beware of any kenyan real estate advertised, one must do their homework and investigations, onsite and physical inspection of portfolio before payment. There's no sure bet. Nairobi floods has also show us , how some developments end up in total losses.
You can never be too sure of any one in real estate
Spot on
Especially if you are not on the ground. Unless your mother is on site and alert
Oh my God I have na vile wamebomoa manyumba kenya😢😢😢😊
This is so true. I've considered buying land and houses from various companies but I'm too scared. I only develop the land that our parents left us, which they bought in the 60's and 70's.
This is so sad….😢😢….this Charity is doing such a commendable job…..God bless these people who have a heart to help 🙏
Good job to the men and women in the group that are helping our people out there...Praying for healing for those affected❤
It’s good to know pple also struggle in USA. Actually all over the world. No one collects dollars from the streets. Lazima you work hard for it.
I always wanted to work from abroad but now after 2yrs in Qatar 🇶🇦, my whole mind has changed. East west...home is the best. I love my Uganda 🇺🇬.
Iam not convincing anyone to borrow a leaf from me though, you'll follow your hearts
Experience is the best teacher. I agree with you, home is always the best.
you cant compare qatar to america
@@marc8485 being my first country to go to, I know what I feel not being in my country 😑
Failed marriages must be number 1. I do remember when I was kicked out and the police were called. Luckily I was not violent and all I did was pack and leave. When I got a good job in she wanted me back, but I said no. My advice is do not push it.
So marriage in USA is scam to men because whatever the woman say it true
What nationality and race was your wife?
Great move!
Mzee 😂
Yap, never ever ever taken her back
Lived in UK for 1 year. Can't trade Kenya my homeland with any other Country. This is heaven to me regardless
Your youth birning it down because of ignorance and reasoning out or negotiating with government.
Kenyans should not be affraid of going back home. Just come back and be positive.
Wanaogopa kuchekwa
Coming back home when the problem is alcoholism will not solve anything.
Being homeless in America vs being homeless in kenya
True
😂😂😂 no way.kenya is trash ryt now
Alcohol, drugs, domestic violence could be contributing factors. I hope they rise from this setback, all is not lost.
Thanks Chamwada for a deep look at issues facing our kids here in the US! Yes, alcohol is culprit ONE, not diagnosed mental issues is a key TWO. Bravo to Onyinkwa for refocusing our dreams back to the Mamaland!
I got my degrees and came back home to build and set my future. It was cheap and very well worth it. Now I'm in my 40s na niko retired nikienjoy Kenya na africa. Pamoja wasee 🍻 💯 🇰🇪
Congratulations. Am in my 40 and bado nahustle
Shukuru mungu sana.. we are not the same
@@fatmayusuf8413 tuzidi 💯
@@timothyumeme1521 sio mungu bro ni mimi 💯
Best thing to do...me too...but taxes,zinaniumiza...
Life is what you make it. If abroad works for you, nobody should discourage you and not fulfil your life desire and ambitions. If you are smart enough, you should be able to detect and avoid pitfalls that will set you back. Then when you adapt accordingly then its just a matter of time and you will overcome. No situation is permanent if you follow your plan. Also if it doesn't work for you, take the next step and move back. Life must move on and the clock will tick on us all irregardless.
Great work from our fellow Kenyans philanthropists. During crisis such ideas is great. But on a larger scale we must start a diaspora fund that’s active within our community and crucial helping hand in times like this.
US is all about hardwork..i have invested in kenya and im here only for 5 yrs..US is the best. You cant even compare US and any other country. US has all opportunities. You leave a job today, you get another tomorrow 😊
Thank you atleast you are not telling people not to go out looking for greener pastures
That's very encouraging
If so US is best, W'all need opportunities
Nipeeko Siri please
But for how long can you work for 100hrs a weak without your body shutting down 😂😂😂. ..at 60 you will spend all that money on healthcare 😂
This woman is a good parent. God bless her.
I hope those guys turn their lives around it's not too late always 🙏 ❤️
Thanks you for showing us thsi side of America and we welcome then back home if it proves hard
America is not heaven guy's.
People should not loose their resources
Better than Africa I live here in USA 20 years my family members are here too.
@@Mina.15Speak for yourself. People own homes in Kenya.
@@ledwinmampho1861 There is nothing special about Blacks in south Africa. You are not even a part of the economy. You live off your government. South Africa is infested with crime. The number one on the top crime infested country. Four million people live in zinc houses. Go brag somewhere else. Nonsense.
@@ledwinmampho1861 What is the problem with our part of Africa???🤔
Lots of FBA love South Africa they say its like USA.
Must be tough. If you are making a decent living in Kenya, please dont try to go to abroad. Home is best. Good natural foods, cheap housing, good weather and freedom.
Hawaezi kusikia,the thing about being black is finding out from you own experience, if you have something to do in Africa, keep doing your best.
@@ngwenoh.e9725 I find others selling everything here, move with their families then go become homeless.
They never listen. Experience is the best teacher
There were floods recently.
Most of these people don't listen to those already in America. Life is hard
Actually in many churches in Kenya getting a visa to the US is a big miracle 😂. Let me people know being in a location is not what brings success but the hand of God
Africans are very religious how comes we are the poorest?
😂
Stop BOTHERING GOD IN AFRICA too much THIEVES there and NIGERIA plz stop it
Love this! If its not Gods will don't force it, you can still be blessed at home in Kenya.
Well said
Thank you for sharing diaspora life. So ppl @ hm can understand.
This administration is putting many families in difficult situations. A lot of people are financially struggling to live, put a roof over their head and put food on the table. Things are getting worse these days, if you don't find means of multiplying your money you might wake up a day to realise you didn't plan well for yourself and family…
I agree with you and I believe that the secret to financial stability is having the right investment ideas to enable you earn more money, I don’t know who agrees with me but either way I recommend either real estate and stocks..
I’ve been diligently working, saving and contributing towards early retirement and financial freedom, but since covid outbreak, the economy so far has caused my portfolio to underperform, do I keep contributing to my 401k or look at alternative sectors to meet my goals?
@@izagdlife Understanding your financial needs and making effective decisions is very essential. If I could advise you, you should seek the help of a financial advisor. For the record, working with one has been the best for my finances...
@@charlotterayeee How can one find a verifiable financial planner? I would not mind looking up the professional that helped you. I will be retiring in two years and I might need some management on my much larger portfolio. Don't want to take any chances.
@@izagdlife *Mr Gary Mason Brooks* is the licensed advisor I use. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.
Thanks for the good work. This is what God wants us to do. May God Bless you.
Just watched on 📺, now a repeat on UA-cam channel
Mental Health is a major factor. Some are not well.
Quite informative. I have learnt and subscribed.
While here we are doing midnight prayers to come to USA 😮
😂
🤣 just go experience it ikiwa noma you can always go back home
😢
destinies are wired differently . Go go go if a door open , many of these homeless are addicted to some stuffs 😢
Keep praying, when you finally come, your choices make you. Keep positive
Almost got homeless in Oklahoma.
Had to return
Pole sana bro,noma ilikuwa gani?
My American dream is still on, even after watching this, I know I got God on my side,
Amen may God grand you your heart desires.
Trust me, these problems are everywhere but, as much as they say “the American dream is just a dream,” there are so many opportunities and possibilities in America. There are many factors that contribute to one ending up on the streets. Something that can happen anywhere. But, like Chams says, there are more success stories than the failures so come with an open mind and be willing to do any jobs. The beauty of being in America is, “the bank manager lines up on his day off without a favor from his coworkers.” What am I trying to say, unless you’re a big celebrity or the president of the US, wote ni kawaida watu. When you come to America, be prepared to be/do anything and make sure you don’t leave people back home feeling like you’re way better than them. In other words, be low key na pride uwache JKIA.
I pray, the lord 🙏 will open doors
Me to amen 🙏
Therr is no American Dream don't believe the hype.
Massachusetts is one of the best states in the USA ,If you are not an illegal immigrant and you live within your means,you should be fine.
We don't use drugs, my husband works and I am disabled the last few years. It is just too expensive and are homeless living in our car. There is no help whatsoever out there either and again I am disabled, we have a child too and I have been in housing and section 8 lists for over 13 years now!
God have mercy to Daer Kenyan 🇰🇪 people with knowledge comeing homess
I'm still trying to come to US, I know one day I will fulfill my dreams.
Good luck.
Disappointment only comes through expectations, 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
May the lord Almighty God grant your wish
I met a homeless man in the streets of Atlanta in the winter about 15 years ago
And he is the man of the house now... maybe that's the conclusion. Forgive my words if I am wrong
@@Mm_kenya hahah.
@@immah5753 does that not sound as unfinished statement.....
your ststement is incomplete, meaning he got extra work tonight
@@Mm_kenya yes it's unfinished.
God bless all these people who came together to help their fellow human beings 🙏.
Let's hope the majority of Kenyans (and other Africans) view this documentary
This condition is also in Canada; but not only in Canada, it is in every place around the world!
Thanks Comrade Chamwada and team ..been following you ftom India and Malaysia ..
I see Nigerians that do well in the USA.Alot of them are Nurses, Pharmacists, Administration in Nursing Homes for the elderly, Correctional Officers etc...
West Africans really support each other in the US unlike most Kenyans especially kikuyus who fear their people outshining them so they prefer u suffer they give u handouts so that u can worship them forever,so sad.
even majority of kenyans do well..........also it doesn't mean they're no nigerians who are doing badly in the US, i'm sure it isn't 100% of nigerians with good jobs.......it's life, many succeed, a few fail. You can't generalize.
@@janejustin1788 That could be true.
Where I live I see mostly Nigerians not Keyans though.
So Professor Margaret Mathai is in the US under the Pseudonym of Florence Mwangi???! Well done to the team. Good job. Keep it Up.
You know her??
Florence Mwangi is indeed her name and not a pseudonym..I know her very well as she was my late uncle’s wife. I’m actually surprised to see her doing all that over there whereas.. anyways story for another day.
@@wanjiru93 It is a Joke for all similarities. They doing a great job.
@@wanjiru93 Kwani mnataka atume kakitu nyumbani? Black tax ikae, acha asaidie jamii. 😂
There is a guy there who got victimized by undercover police ,case was dismissed but he suffered ptsd, now alcoholic .
I will get a green card and relocate to the US.I pray that things will workout for me.Sad to see Kenyans in the street.
Bro, you want to leave Caana to go back to Egypt
@@larkireri2012 Is it that bad?
Your dreams are valid
@@peterndegwa2844 I mean somerthing great is happening in Africa.. Na inaanza hapa Kenya.. But hey, pray maybe God has something great for you in USA or even in China.. Just pray and be triple sure.
Aki❤
My dream is still on, because the earth is the lord's and it's fullness so He's in control.
Kujichocha
Hi Alex When are doing your program in the UK?
For those with DUI, and its's your only misdemeanor case you have on file, you can go back to the court and request for an expungement.
If the judge asks you why you need it, tell them you have been applying for jobs and the DUI comes up and they can't hire you.
If they ask which field you have applied, tell them healthcare, since this field is the most scrutinized and they need sober.
When requesting for an expungement note that you have overcome your drinking for if you are arrested again you done.
I a gree with you bro...i bought a land through my sister husband... The Land was 250k but alinicheza nikalipa 370k...
At least uli pata shamba, it could be worse 😂😂😂.
There are many factors that lead them to be homeless, lack of proper orientation in a foreign land to understand how the system works is one of the key contributors, another would be lack if proper transition prep from student to working citizens, the issue of greencards and hope for better greener pastures lacks guidance.
Over extending of visit visa and lack of welcome by the fellow country men ....all I'm saying is the factors differ from one individual to another.
you forgot witchcraft. The number one factor. Life is very spiritual
Wow wow wow jonathan baba zendayah happy go see you bro .say hi to miss riungu
God bless you guys for helping them let psalm 41,1-3 bless you all
Unfortunately, this isn't the case for only Kenyans. It's the same for all Immigrants across North America, whether they are from the Continent of Africa or any other country. I think This is mostly the case for black immigrants. This is my opinion.
They ran away from poverty and I think living in the streets in America is better than that poverty
This is, very eye opening.
Can the man of God,take a list of Kenyans then ,Chamwa you present a list so families can assist their people come back home.
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I understand chasing the bag but how this good story turned into a whole advert is just not right lmaoo
Not only when it rains but during winter 😢
Buana kwa wale mlienda USA na mkaenda kukunywa mjue mnatukosea sana kuna watu hiyo chance tunaitaka sana lakini haikuji,and one thing I know USA ni ya mahustlers si ya wa wa kalamu na ya watu wa mjengo
Walai na Mimi apa nimeishi kujaribu adi karibu na give up😢
Alcoholism and domestic violence are biggest key factors of homelessness among Kenyans living abroad. If this is a problem you have even back in Kenya, please stay in Kenya cz America will make these 2 factors worst.
Good advice
My dream country....... i must make it there
So many of them in Toronto canada
its not kenyan only who's homeless in America,all Africa country citizens are from West to East, north to south they are soo many people who are living in the street.
Lakini hapa wakenya ni Pombe inawasumbua!!!
The reality we don’t get to see
Omusiani waingo kazi nzuri
Problem is not america but how you choose to live ...like being an alcoholic
And discrimination
No one MENTIONS SPORT OR HOBBYS.
Unfortunately they're more in Baltimore City and Washington DC - not only Kenyans but other Africans from all over the continent!!! Also in rehab centers!!! Very very sad stories. Remember the story of the fela that @MsTrudy fetured who was homeless too but ended up as Billgates neighbor and inventinting biometrics. Many more are in jails across the country including women. Great job. Thanks for sharing
That Bill Gates neighbor guy (Mwale) is a scam.
Stick to topic we are talking about Kenyans!!!
@@oraromaochi5584 grow up
@@oraromaochi5584All Africans matter!!! I happen to know and love a Kenyan, but I applaud the acknowledgement of all Africans who make this journey, and some succeed and others struggle. "America is no joke" for real
Never fear going back home and start afresh 😢
Praise GOD! This is a blessing!
Being homeless in a foreign country is a blessing? 😂
He wants to retire back home to enjoy life.
Meaning in America,no life but there is money.
Money is for the state......bills nimingi what happiness do you get in such a lifestyle.. you work to live, you fail to work you become homeless and whites will always remind you, you are a foreigner...in short racism
I'm I wrong if I say that homelessness, specifically in America, is one way or another connected to Alcohol and drug abuse?
May our iord bless you for not letting out country down
Some people in USA have 100 acres of land, and others run health care businesses. Its between you and your God. Alcoholism and drugs will only kill you or render one homeless person. Work hard and reap the rewards. Again, it depends on ones background
Someone tell me which document i need for my visa i heard American visa are highly rejected...
Why blur people's images....we might see our brothers who are struggling there.
Always feel people who managed to go out are v resourceful and could be employers back home.... counseling could help
What is the input of the Kenyan embassy in the US? I worked for the British Embassy in Nairobi and staff had initiatives to visit imprisoned British nationals. Providing toiletries and simply visiting them in prison. Let us be our brother’s keeper. 🙏🏾
Good point👍🏾
It's Africa, they don't care about their own people. The British are civilized
Most of these people are not even registered at the embassy sasa utatembelewa vipi
@@kaykay5605 good question. The Charity definitely has that 70% resolved. Where there’s a will, there’s a way.
With the Kenyan Embassy in USA...yeah Good luck with that!
Note if you are alcoholic in Kenya the same will happen in abroad!
DUI is a catalyst to homelessness but is not the end
why can they just go back home why suffer in wilderness
How do you expect them to get back to me when they can not afford a meal? If you have the means to buy them airtickets and give them a place to live in Kenya, please do it. Some things are easier said than done. Have you ever seen someone who has an addiction?
It's easier said than done.
@@Flourish_todaysome people will never understand if they've never found themselves in such a situation
Even if they suffer in America it’s 100x way better than being in Kenya in America the systems work na kuteleza sio kuanguka.there’s alway a second chance.once umeonja the freedom in America you can’t go back to Kenya liwe liwalo.
@@sammycosta-j6d watarudi kuzikwa tu
What happens to them when it rains?
How do they survive during winter?????
Ati 10 una ambiwa 15? You are lucky with your family better continue with them. Some of us it costs 10 you are asked 100 and you get 0. I mean zero
Why did these men leave Kenya at a time such as this. The youth and the women are defending Kenya against the government. You should return to help your women. Americans of all beliefs and ethnicities stand up and fight for their rights. No Americans run from their beliefs!!! I respect Americans because we protect and defend our beliefs and do not hide behind what other people have made a way. It’s shame man laying around a park while your women and youth are standing up for your country!!!
We are good we dont need them there's enough of us to push and fight for our rights
@@vumbisnap I wish you success and safety in your pursuit of your cause.
Hii ni kipindi ya homelessness ya wakenya majuu au, ni kipindi or advertisement ya Kings development?
Just asking.
Women are no 1 cause!Men!!! Mjichunge na who you marry uku states!!Sign a prenups before marriage! 2.Acha pombe ukifika states!
Was the video about homelessness in America or advertising property?
Both!
The video showed us both sides of the story, the choice is yours to make fine decisions.
How will Chams Media make money if they can't advertise on their channel?
@@Bergkamp-k9s It’s about future videos. They will look like click baits
You new to this channel.We're used to this
Why leave your home country to become homeless in a foreign country.
Why i do follow jonah on his UA-cam channel wakiwa na Peninah wake
Come back home, after all home is best
Does King Developers allow for non Kenyan investors and do they have property management services? Congratulations to the young Kenyan Jonathan on his success in America and investments in his home country.
Have you tried searching for them online?
Good work showing us the disadvanteges of usa😢
The best live is back home in your hometown!
Life in America as most people believe, why live like this when you got your own homeland to go back k too.
Great story. 🎉
Wherever you find yourself put God first. In all your ways acknowledge Him and He will clear your ways.
Focus your camera properly. The pictures are not cleat. Is it deliberate ?
It's deliberate to blur the faces of the homeless and those who don't consent for their videos to be used.
Maze wewe huna akili. Of course it is deliberate, inaitwa blurring😅
So what do we do now? We head back to Kenya?
I think this is a Half cooked Story, Someone is homeless because he does not want to Quit his/her drinking habits.( They run away because they do not want to quit their bad habits.) He cannot go to a shelter because they will not allow drunk people. Why should a Nurse be in a Shelter, ? Is it a homeless problem or an addiction problem.
Until you walk in their shoes don't judge
You're over-simplifying a big problem. There are tons of variables that can lead to this. Domestic Violence, job loss with no savings, put out by caretakers, expired documents that can't be renewed, being evicted from a previous rental property and thereby not able to rent another, no connections with knowledgeable people, fear of approaching the system for fear of deportation etc etc. Seeing these comments I am realizing there seems to be a major disconnect between those needing help and knowing the channels to seek it. The streets are no ones friend and regardless of what brings you there you can end up in much worse situations ( or harmed) very quickly if you end up on the streets. Seeing this issue maybe bigger than others know, maybe it's time for a few well meaning Kenyans to set up an email or hotline that their countrymen or women in distress can call or write to and seek help or directions to resources. Maybe aligning that with the Kenyan embassy in DC for starters. Plane tix back to Nairobi are also no joke so for those who want to return their should be an alliance formed by Kenya Airlines and other groups to route their countrymen back home to safety. If no one is willing to fix this it will worsen in a country where one month's rent in US is equal to a year's in certain parts of Kenya. My 2 cents
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