Good morning team LNN What are your thoughts on today's conversation with Jael? You can connect with her via the following social handles; TikTok: jael just doing I Facebook: Nyakwar J Ahenda Instagram: jael_of_the_village Enjoy her beautiful art here youtube.com/@jaelochanji?si=fC_Nl7azeK69JQ8x and support her by subscribing Our episode is proudly powered by KINGS DEVELOPERS. If you want to invest your money in beautiful apartments, check out Kings Developers, they have affordable, mid-range and upper-range housing. They also have flexible payment plans. Visit them at Prism Towers or reach them on (254) (0) 700 090 060 for further details. Email: sales@kingsdevelopers.com Also kindly check their website on www.kingsdevelopers.com for their amazing projects. To share your story with us, send a summary to info@Lnn.digital or Lynn.ngugi@Lnn.digital for consideration. Thank you so much for watching🙏
That's good talk and I loved most of it. But however Lynn, just saying, if we start building malls, real estate in villages, wouldn't that be turning them into cities, of which we are running away from in the first place?! Perhaps we should just keep the authenticity of our villages preserve the original lifestyle. Otherwise, we won't have villages anymore!
I am sooo encouraged. I wish to live a village life but my friend go like........na hizo degree xote? My house project started in 2017. I am patient. I have just roofed it. So madam take your time. You are building your house, it is not building you. I am also harvesting water. I am now standing at 10 water tanks, each carrying 10,000 litres of water. I am now sabing to do sollar. Meanwhile, I am doing 100 bee hives. Just getting ready to relocate to the village.
Nothing beats Countryside life.... My friends thought I had signed a quick death warrant after I packed my bags and headed to my Hometown but 5-6 years into it,most of them are accusing me of being selfish whenever they pass by! They are angry that I didn't share the visions I had about the transition!! Am not good at farming so I ventured into tourism and so far no regrets.... Am strategically located along the tourism corridor of Bwindi impenetrable forest and the Western side of Queen Elizabeth national park in Western Uganda.... Thank you Lynn Ngugi for picking interest in Jael's interesting life.... Come visit Western Uganda, you will love it
I'm a Zambian nurse also working in the US. What Lynn in the US told you is true. I have been here for 34 years and in my 60s. You get trapped here and at the same time you get scared of returning home because you don't have anything back home. You entangle yourself of buying a house and paying for mortgage for the rest of your house. Even if you pay off your mortgage your property taxes tremendously go up and so you will never be free until you die. I have made up my mind to go back home now and live in the village. I have bought 11 acres of land about 45 minutes outside Lusaka the capital of Zambia. I have another one in another village also outside Lusaka. Although I come from the northern part of Zambia, one can buy land in any village and become part of that tribe and culture. We live where you want to live. You did well by not coming to US. So many Zambians are relocating back home. One of the friend just left last week. I'm also preparing of transportation back home. There is no life to enjoy here.
This is it,my canadian friends retired still struggle to pay property tax-this is one of the reasons I won’t buy property in Canada-Kenya has been calling since 2020 and I am now ready to pack and leave
She is more comfortable than majority of those throwing shade at her. She has an awesome life...beautiful home and compound, food directly from the garden, fresh air, parks outside her house( doesn't have to pay kanjo),has water and electricity and paying school fees like other folks. She is blessed.
My mom has left Vienna Austria too after almost 30 years of being here , to stay in the village in Kenya - Ukambani (a village called Nunguni) Respect to this strong ladies !!!! 😊😊
I always tell my friends that Runda, Muthaiga or Karen don’t have to be in Nairobi. You can have all these in the village too. Always love your videos. Good job Jaber👏🏾👏🏾
I live in Karen and l feel like it's a mix of village and town life... reason,our place is Soo big so we do farming,we have cows, chicken,eat our own vegetables,corn...name it. I rarely go to town(Nairobi). Village life is beautiful 👍
Among the many gifts I received this year was the discovery of Jael's channel. It's so entertaining, therapeutic and educative. Keep it up Mama and I wish you nothing but the best.
I'm a city girl at heart, born and bred. My parents moved to the City in the late 50s before we were born so all i knew was city life though they took us home once a year during school holidays. Now I'm married with grown kids and my own "dala", i want to make it a comfy place where we can all retreat occasionally to recover from city pressure. Though I'm not a farmer but my spouse loves farming so we balance 😂
I have watched most of Jael's videos. She is living the life of my dreams. I love a peaceful quiet life of the village but it has to be next to a developed town. I love what she does. So inspiring!❤
She has really inspired me even more, after living abroad for so long, village life has been beckoning to me for years now and looking forward to make it come true soon.
I live in the UK. Been here quite a number of years now. Jael’s life is the perfect life l have been dreaming of when I’m done with this UK life. You’ve given me even more motivation about realising my dream.
Hi Lynn ,I am a South African and I have long subscribed to Jael & your channel.I love Kenya and watch a lot of content from Kenyan bloggers.The agriculture bloggers are also good.Keep up the good work and I enjoy watching your beautiful channel.All these has inspired me to plan a tour to Kenya next year.
I am from Jael’s page and I hit the subscribe button so hard when you said we are looking for opportunities overseas when they are right there! So true. I am originally from Nigeria and came to America as a kid with my parents. The truth is they have sold us the western dream and made us think it’s the best thing in the world. I am glad Jael listened to her friend. My family in Nigeria would think you are an enemy of progress if you discouraged from coming to America. The truth is most of them are doing extremely well and coming out here will be a demotion to their lives, but they just want to go overseas. I came here as a kid and by the mercy of God after 30 years I am doing well, but I look forward to finding a peaceful place a the village. Also here in America, some of the wealthiest people live in the countryside AKA villages, but they own the stores and businesses in the cities. I visited my parents in the village when I was a kid and I enjoyed it a lot. Thank you for bringing wichtcraft up, I thought it was only in my country. Most of my uncles ran from their mansions in the village because of that. I enjoyed this interview, thank you for promoting your sister. May God bless in all that you do.
Jael I wish people in Africa would stop believing that life in north America is better than what they are leaving behind. Not so. American are leaving on the streets can't keep a roof over there heads. Stay in your country in your village. Find something to do
Very informative story of a successful village farmer in Africa. Farmers are the people who are responsible collectively for feeding the world population I'm from the US and career opportunities are good for educated people especially in the technology field. The US is a good place to visit. However, the cost of living is not cheap especially in larger cities! Many Americans are struggling financially in the current economy of 2023 and homelessness is increasing in several major US cities. The American dream is becoming a nightmare for some people! I encourage anyone from Africa who are now living in the Diaspora to build homes and businesses back in Africa as soon as they can. Make sure to hire reputable builders and contractors so that you're not scammed or defrauded. Please make sure that you are also not scammed and taken advantage of by family members when you're building in Africa. I've heard so many stories about Africans in the Diaspora being defrauded by their own family members ehen building homes and businesses back home in Africa.
Most of us grew up happily in the village with plenty of playing space and numerous adventures, then all of a sudden the village becomes a bad place, this has to change.
❤what touched me was the truth about some Marriages. Some men do not allow us women to live and make decisions that make our lives better ❤am glad her Parents raised her well 🙏 to not accept less than,now she is building a mansion for her and her children and she added more value to her Parent's home in their old age.
I've watched Jael and love her life in the village. For the last couple of years I've been considering relocating to the village. You could say, 'I'm a village girl.' My husband is down for this as well. Unfortunately most people don't think village living can be fulfilling. Having watched Jael on her channel, my resolve was strengthened. Thank you Lynn for this episode.
Seems us londoners are tired of energy and council tax bills. I want to move back to the village and live a simple life.. No winter, no letter box etc.. No road penalties sijui ulez, etc........................ 😅
My parents too, they are both retired from the UK and they relocated back to the village of Muranga. They are happy because really why are they in Nairobi at their retired age? Their lifestyle is very much like Jael, who I actually have been subscribed I love her story telling.
Village life is bae. Been subscribed and following Jael and the more I watch her the more I long to go back to the village. From London straight to the village 😊. Abba, Your time is perfect.
Urbanisation is just like migration in that they both have many advantages on a national level but it might be really detrimental for individuals. On individual level integration and coping in urban environment most likely leads to stress (environmentally, economically, socially) and in the end mental health issues. I love the way that she reflected on what is more important in life, at least for her. She is a hard worker though not materialistic and therefore considered what mattered most for her family. What an open strong woman! A pragmatic leader who makes sound life decisions. Yes, women can live on their own and we dont always need a man to live a fulfilling life. @lynn thank you for not pushing her or questioning her on her choice of living outside a marriage bond. Many of us live a celibate life by choice and our lives are a blast:)
Jael, your friend Lynn in the States told you the absolute truth in black and white. As a Kenyan living in diaspora, I have come to learn that opportunities and "strong economies" don't equal to good quality of life. When you get to understand how the Western economies run you discern the fact that you are the donor, funding the economy. It never ends, never stops, you work like a slave over and over again, the cycle continues year in year out. Meanwhile, for various reasons, you're scared of returning home.
This is amazing 👏... My friend recently retired from teaching at an American university and he wants to come back to Western to farm. This is what his future will look like. You've done an amazing job, thank you for showing us that life in the village can be beautiful 😍
Me hear in Saudi watch at same time thinking what am doing hear while my parents land nothing there ,thank you lunny for opening my maind,now l know what to do.this is so inspiration
So inspiring. I am glad I watched to the part where she said people abroad are trapped. Yet I've been very confused about immigration. Green card applications are open now I was going to apply this weekend. But that's how I am dropping that like Jael. We will make it here in Kenya.
I love Jael, her voice in her videos is so calming. And I envy her life so much, peaceful, fresh food, fresh air, lots of space, chirping birds and the best part, the feeling of grass on bare feet, oh my!! She is living the dream.😊
This interview has been on my mind, months later. It plainly speaks about the promise of regions & places but it takes a special set of eyes to _really_ catch & internalize that
Please reflect and see the kind of environment your parents have set up before you move to the village. The basics are a proper home and access to enough land for economic activities. In many families you may come against internal strife.
With all the social media and Internet you can make it anywhere if you put your heart into. Village life is perfect these days. You can also order things online and get them delivered to your home safely. Be positive. The air is fresh.❤
What a strong woman you are...Jael! you inspire us. For you, USA is not an option...and CNA is a lower grade for you. Keep doing what you are doing. I actually visited your site and enjoyed every bit of it. Lynn Ngugi gave you so many ideas...please put them to action. I have been in the US for more than 30+ yrs and what I see is exactly what I desire in my next many years. Lynn Ngugi...you are it! Thank you for selling Kenya to the world. Us in diaspora are so proud of you guys.
My wife and I always watch Joel and wonder where in luo land that was our guess was Rongo but now we know it kabondo. Village life is the best as long as many do not export bad morals and values from the city. I go to Kenya every year and if kisumu airport was an entry point I would gladly avoid nairobi.
Hi Lynn I made the same decision to go back to the village. Retired at 43 and am so happy, relaxed, refreshed, re-nergised and you know what in the 19yrs that I was working I used to see my parents twice a month and now I get to see them every single beautiful day and I thank God for that. With this story I am blessed to say I made the right choice. Thank you Jael for your beautiful story. You have inspired me so much ❤
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Lynn, that's so true. There is no life in diaspora I regret every single day for having wasted my life and time. I cry every day here in diaspora it is just bills and bills to pay depression rejection n stagnation. I just wanna die. I have lost hope
This is my first year in the village and it's like changing my mind of going back to the city. However, our stories and situations might be different....but i feel encouraged
I had to pause here and run to your channel to see what you're all about. Wow mama you have inspired me! I have been waiting to get perfect content but you made me realize the only content that can be perfect is real content. The simplicity of your videos is soothing and relaxing! I'm starting with what God has put in my hands . May God bless you and keep inspiring you 🙏🏾
I love Jael's channel alot. My favorite is her cooking, her cows and pumpkin patch. I have tried to grow my pumpkin seeds in the city but not yet successful. Her unapologetic approach to living inspires me alot. I know am a village girl at heart ❤️
Even before I watch the story let me comment ...I bumped into Jael's Channel 2 weeks ago and have been consistently watching her videos...was looking for how much it can cost me to build a house when I saw her video...she is a calm and a lovely lady ...now I came to my lovely Lyn's channel and I find her here and am like ' wow'....we are watching from Dubai and much love for the good show❤
This is encouraging b all of us toiling in big cities, toxic work environment abroad, may we get a break through also. I cant wait to live in a village /homestead!
Hi J! I happened to come across your UA-cam channel and couldn’t help but reach out. We were classmates and friends back in primo, and it’s been such a long time! I really appreciate the advice from your friend Lynn in the US-l have been living and working here in the US for nearly 20 years, and it’s true, as a CNA most of your money ends up going toward bills, leaving very little to do what you’re doing currently back in the village. You are truly blessed to have such amazing parents who have accepted and welcomed you back, embracing you as a girl child despite the pressures of tradition and societal norms. I hope other parents take this as a lesson to love and accept their girl child. Lots of love, and keep up the great work!
Lynn, I never fail to be moved by your authenticity and for your thoughtful interviews of your guests. Its like you put yourself in their shoes and yet give them the lead to be.
I moved to the village in 2021 for tranquility, I have had a blast...I home school my children, we are between 2 big towns Kisumu and Kakamega, so we go out on Sundays for a little bit of city confusions in Kisumu. I miss zero of the city... what is in the City by the way?
I love Jael and watch all her vlogs, they are very therapeutic. Honestly, alot of people in Kenya are struggling to make ends meet. If that person gets an opportunity outside the country, they can go make some money and come back and build something for themselves; business, home etc otherwise alot of folks will die poorer here
Lynn, that idea you said you have, will be a good one. It actually pays off living in the village, and in the suburbs. The financial savings, and cost of living is tremendously a bonus. Imagine, living in the village and still making good money without paying any bills. Surplus money to invest on, and live a better life without sweating financially.
This all i wanted to hear, im in gulf and really invested in piece of land i bought, now going back home soon ,i was worrying i will cope in village but through this vedeo ,yes i wll❤
Wow am encouraged,for now am also a fon farmer with my mum doing maize and sugarcane,hoping to grow too,by the way farming pays than salary,with God all things are possible plus determination
Hey Lynn please connect me with this beautiful lady,am just so inspired with her story life. Left my marriage too coz the partner i had was that development oriented,bt I believe I can make it life on my own ,am a go-getter just as she has said
Ooh my favourite people together ❤. I think the city is toxic there is pressure of catching up with the ... In the village life is simple especially if you have a comfortable house / home
I also live in the rural part of the US. Of course, it's different from African villages, but the people are more helpful than the city people. We get our milk and eggs from neighbors who have chickens and cows. We also have enough land to grow some vegetables bit of course winter comes and thats it. I also want to relocte to the village in Uganda.
I love the way she's comfortable, with everything, I am a fun of her, even sent her stories to my sister, l like your couches tell me where you bought them ❤😂
Hi LynnNgugi. Thanks for airing the story of this strong lady. I can see myself through her story. I was born and raised in the village I do miss that life style. For the past 2 years I have been planning my retirement as well back to the village God willingly. One day you will come to my home town to air my story. My mansion is about to be completed any time soon. Much love from Australia. ❤
Good morning team LNN. It's 2:28 am early Saturday morning and I am up watching Lynne and Jael. Hope everyone had a fantastic week and blessings for the new week. 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
I want to send a voice note,i have a lot to say ...i have been inspired and this is exactly the kind of life i want.. village life have lot of peace... the calmness, eating fresh food 🥰🥰 it's just amazing.. lots of advantages
This is beautiful! That's my dream, in the depths of Mount Kenya when i come back. If you can interview "Life in Kajiado" lady, will be great! I love her off-grid life.
Good morning team LNN
What are your thoughts on today's conversation with Jael?
You can connect with her via the following social handles;
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Thank you so much for watching🙏
Hallo Lynn
I love, love, love this video. My two favourite UA-camrs doing what I believe in.
Lynn thank you for everything you do.You have no idea how we in the diaspora appreciate your work.Kuja Canada we will be happy to host you
This was a blast, Lynn. Good job, my girl. Loved it to shreds!
That's good talk and I loved most of it.
But however Lynn, just saying, if we start building malls, real estate in villages, wouldn't that be turning them into cities, of which we are running away from in the first place?! Perhaps we should just keep the authenticity of our villages preserve the original lifestyle. Otherwise, we won't have villages anymore!
I am sooo encouraged. I wish to live a village life but my friend go like........na hizo degree xote?
My house project started in 2017. I am patient. I have just roofed it. So madam take your time. You are building your house, it is not building you. I am also harvesting water. I am now standing at 10 water tanks, each carrying 10,000 litres of water. I am now sabing to do sollar. Meanwhile, I am doing 100 bee hives. Just getting ready to relocate to the village.
Nothing beats Countryside life.... My friends thought I had signed a quick death warrant after I packed my bags and headed to my Hometown but 5-6 years into it,most of them are accusing me of being selfish whenever they pass by! They are angry that I didn't share the visions I had about the transition!! Am not good at farming so I ventured into tourism and so far no regrets.... Am strategically located along the tourism corridor of Bwindi impenetrable forest and the Western side of Queen Elizabeth national park in Western Uganda.... Thank you Lynn Ngugi for picking interest in Jael's interesting life.... Come visit Western Uganda, you will love it
Hi.
Iam Lillian based a Ugandan based in Botswana. I would really love to visit that scenic place
@@lilianoluka7690 Hello,how's Botswana?
Hello Byaruhanga. I love what you do. Kindly share your email and we link up.
Wow this is an inspiration 👏
That's me and my family, we leaving end of this December. To go have a stress less life!
I'm a Zambian nurse also working in the US. What Lynn in the US told you is true. I have been here for 34 years and in my 60s. You get trapped here and at the same time you get scared of returning home because you don't have anything back home. You entangle yourself of buying a house and paying for mortgage for the rest of your house. Even if you pay off your mortgage your property taxes tremendously go up and so you will never be free until you die. I have made up my mind to go back home now and live in the village. I have bought 11 acres of land about 45 minutes outside Lusaka the capital of Zambia. I have another one in another village also outside Lusaka. Although I come from the northern part of Zambia, one can buy land in any village and become part of that tribe and culture. We live where you want to live. You did well by not coming to US. So many Zambians are relocating back home. One of the friend just left last week. I'm also preparing of transportation back home. There is no life to enjoy here.
Welcome home,and hugs❤
Welcome back home indeed. 🇿🇲 no place like home
You have made the best decision
This is it,my canadian friends retired still struggle to pay property tax-this is one of the reasons I won’t buy property in Canada-Kenya has been calling since 2020 and I am now ready to pack and leave
Good luck 👍
She is more comfortable than majority of those throwing shade at her. She has an awesome life...beautiful home and compound, food directly from the garden, fresh air, parks outside her house( doesn't have to pay kanjo),has water and electricity and paying school fees like other folks. She is blessed.
This is the best life ever.
My dear she is in a better place for now and the future the city is unhealthy
Very blessed
My dream and prayer,,,,,I am inspired lynn
Inspiring. The countryside is the place to be. Thank you Lynn for fishing her out.
The quality of life Jael is living is unmatched… this is inspiring
I live in Australia,been here 19 years now n can’t wait to go back home😊. This lady is living my dream. ❤
Kenyan women are beautiful no makeup and glowing
My mom has left Vienna Austria too after almost 30 years of being here , to stay in the village in Kenya - Ukambani (a village called Nunguni) Respect to this strong ladies !!!! 😊😊
Ala! Kumbe kuna watu wa home huku
Haiya thats my shagz too. Kumbe tuko wengi hivo
@@kameli113yeh… hapo tu opposite nunguni market ! Kwa Yulu ..
@@olyviamwinzi7692yes that’s my home my first 15 years of life. .. but left 23 years ago to vienna !
Wow!
Am living in the US and very soon am relocating to Oyugis. I always stay for 6month in the village, every time I visit Kenya.
I just love staying in the village I am retiring in two years I have build my retirement house in the village
She's turned a village into runda!!! Kudos to her. Makes me inspired to go back to my village.
Colonialism has messed up our minds and perspective on true living. The social conditioning is so deep many of us don't see 🤦♀️
Great conversation ladies. Village farming life is the best in life. I retired at 48yrs after COVID-19 redundancy. I am farming and I am fulfilled
Are you in Kenya as well?
This lady is carrying my dream.Exactly what I have been meditating on
I always tell my friends that Runda, Muthaiga or Karen don’t have to be in Nairobi. You can have all these in the village too. Always love your videos. Good job Jaber👏🏾👏🏾
True that ❤
I live in Karen and l feel like it's a mix of village and town life... reason,our place is Soo big so we do farming,we have cows, chicken,eat our own vegetables,corn...name it. I rarely go to town(Nairobi). Village life is beautiful 👍
I have been saying the same.I reside in one of those places.But working add to do a replica of the same, if not better and relocate for good.
@@alicehappiness509But it us becoming very expensive in places like Karen.Not with the immense property taxes being rolled out into the future.
We see the ORPHANAGES IN KENYA AND UGANDA JEEEEEEZ
As a Single Mom of 2 I tap into this Blessings🙏🏼❤
Among the many gifts I received this year was the discovery of Jael's channel. It's so entertaining, therapeutic and educative. Keep it up Mama and I wish you nothing but the best.
I'm a city girl at heart, born and bred. My parents moved to the City in the late 50s before we were born so all i knew was city life though they took us home once a year during school holidays. Now I'm married with grown kids and my own "dala", i want to make it a comfy place where we can all retreat occasionally to recover from city pressure. Though I'm not a farmer but my spouse loves farming so we balance 😂
I love this lady. She is authentic and honest. This is the type of a woman i compart with. We share the same dreams.
Me too USA retire in the Village in Zim.
Please get her contact from Lynn.
I have watched most of Jael's videos. She is living the life of my dreams. I love a peaceful quiet life of the village but it has to be next to a developed town. I love what she does. So inspiring!❤
She has really inspired me even more, after living abroad for so long, village life has been beckoning to me for years now and looking forward to make it come true soon.
“How do you show off what is your normal life?” Jael love that quote. You, live your life.
You are very inspiring. Thank you for sharing.
I live in the UK. Been here quite a number of years now. Jael’s life is the perfect life l have been dreaming of when I’m done with this UK life. You’ve given me even more motivation about realising my dream.
Watching this from a small village in Kwale county opportunities are hidden deep in the village...truth
Hi Lynn ,I am a South African and I have long subscribed to Jael & your channel.I love Kenya and watch a lot of content from Kenyan bloggers.The agriculture bloggers are also good.Keep up the good work and I enjoy watching your beautiful channel.All these has inspired me to plan a tour to Kenya next year.
Welcome to Kenya!
Karibu Kenya
uyoba li Kwerekwere nawe for a visit.
Karibu Kenya
@@sehlilesifisoncubencube I hope this is a positive comment, Kenyans are very welcoming, we don't call anyone makwerekwere❤
I am from Jael’s page and I hit the subscribe button so hard when you said we are looking for opportunities overseas when they are right there! So true. I am originally from Nigeria and came to America as a kid with my parents. The truth is they have sold us the western dream and made us think it’s the best thing in the world. I am glad Jael listened to her friend. My family in Nigeria would think you are an enemy of progress if you discouraged from coming to America. The truth is most of them are doing extremely well and coming out here will be a demotion to their lives, but they just want to go overseas. I came here as a kid and by the mercy of God after 30 years I am doing well, but I look forward to finding a peaceful place a the village. Also here in America, some of the wealthiest people live in the countryside AKA villages, but they own the stores and businesses in the cities. I visited my parents in the village when I was a kid and I enjoyed it a lot. Thank you for bringing wichtcraft up, I thought it was only in my country. Most of my uncles ran from their mansions in the village because of that. I enjoyed this interview, thank you for promoting your sister. May God bless in all that you do.
Be fearless and courageous..go to land of your ancestors
Believe God and pray against that witchcraft. When you have faith, you'll overcome. Read your bible and pray
Jael I wish people in Africa would stop believing that life in north America is better than what they are leaving behind. Not so. American are leaving on the streets can't keep a roof over there heads. Stay in your country in your village. Find something to do
Very informative story of a successful village farmer in Africa. Farmers are the people who are responsible collectively for feeding the world population I'm from the US and career opportunities are good for educated people especially in the technology field. The US is a good place to visit. However, the cost of living is not cheap especially in larger cities!
Many Americans are struggling financially in the current economy of 2023 and homelessness is increasing in several major US cities.
The American dream is becoming a nightmare for some people! I encourage anyone from Africa who are now living in the Diaspora to build homes and businesses back in Africa as soon as they can.
Make sure to hire reputable builders and contractors so that you're not scammed or defrauded. Please make sure that you are also not scammed and taken advantage of by family members when you're building in Africa. I've heard so many stories about Africans in the Diaspora being defrauded by their own family members ehen building homes and businesses back home in Africa.
Well said, I couldn't agree more but the advice is for everybody for everywhere.
Most of us grew up happily in the village with plenty of playing space and numerous adventures, then all of a sudden the village becomes a bad place, this has to change.
I am a subscriber of Jael. Hiyo Manisha imeshinda hata ya London. I think Lynn can testify to that. Love her effort.
Imeshinda hata ya Canada my dear
Imenishinda hapa London pia... I long for village life.
I live in Berlin my people mbio za kutafuta pesa. City Life ist exhausting
I am an American and I moved to the country/rural community in 2020. I never looked back! Jael is correct about living this type of life.
@@pattyray328I am in Doha,I going straight back to the village after here
I worked in sales for 3 years but quit.. The pressure was something else... 2 yrs doing remote IT stuff now... And happy 😊
Wow can tell me more about IT think
❤what touched me was the truth about some Marriages. Some men do not allow us women to live and make decisions that make our lives better ❤am glad her Parents raised her well 🙏 to not accept less than,now she is building a mansion for her and her children and she added more value to her Parent's home in their old age.
Kindly interview malika kenya she is realy doing great things in her village❤ 11:57 12:00
Oh yes, I support this 💯
She is living better than some of us in the city 😢,
than most of us!
100% true
This is exactly what i have been telling my family and friends, hopefully i will have this in feature.
This is so beautiful.i left the US last year and in the village enjoying my freedom with my chicken and bees 🐝. Year.
I've watched Jael and love her life in the village. For the last couple of years I've been considering relocating to the village. You could say, 'I'm a village girl.' My husband is down for this as well. Unfortunately most people don't think village living can be fulfilling.
Having watched Jael on her channel, my resolve was strengthened. Thank you Lynn for this episode.
I live in 🇬🇧 and I admire Jael village life. I cannot wait to be a village dweller as well.
Me too. Soon. The village girl in me calling so loud ❤️
Me too 😊
Jael you are such an inspiration, am on my way to the village.
Seems us londoners are tired of energy and council tax bills. I want to move back to the village and live a simple life.. No winter, no letter box etc.. No road penalties sijui ulez, etc........................ 😅
Me too😊
My parents too, they are both retired from the UK and they relocated back to the village of Muranga. They are happy because really why are they in Nairobi at their retired age? Their lifestyle is very much like Jael, who I actually have been subscribed I love her story telling.
May God bless them
Village life is bae. Been subscribed and following Jael and the more I watch her the more I long to go back to the village. From London straight to the village 😊. Abba, Your time is perfect.
Urbanisation is just like migration in that they both have many advantages on a national level but it might be really detrimental for individuals. On individual level integration and coping in urban environment most likely leads to stress (environmentally, economically, socially) and in the end mental health issues.
I love the way that she reflected on what is more important in life, at least for her. She is a hard worker though not materialistic and therefore considered what mattered most for her family.
What an open strong woman! A pragmatic leader who makes sound life decisions. Yes, women can live on their own and we dont always need a man to live a fulfilling life. @lynn thank you for not pushing her or questioning her on her choice of living outside a marriage bond. Many of us live a celibate life by choice and our lives are a blast:)
Jael, your friend Lynn in the States told you the absolute truth in black and white. As a Kenyan living in diaspora, I have come to learn that opportunities and "strong economies" don't equal to good quality of life. When you get to understand how the Western economies run you discern the fact that you are the donor, funding the economy. It never ends, never stops, you work like a slave over and over again, the cycle continues year in year out. Meanwhile, for various reasons, you're scared of returning home.
Kazi kazi nothing else in western world.
well said
€1000 a WEEK IN EUROPE.
Jael is really a vibe enjoying every hunk of life and quality time. this is what gives meaning to clean content...
This is amazing 👏... My friend recently retired from teaching at an American university and he wants to come back to Western to farm. This is what his future will look like. You've done an amazing job, thank you for showing us that life in the village can be beautiful 😍
She’s ahead of her time! Kudos to her 👏🏾👏🏾
Me hear in Saudi watch at same time thinking what am doing hear while my parents land nothing there ,thank you lunny for opening my maind,now l know what to do.this is so inspiration
Search income first
So inspiring. I am glad I watched to the part where she said people abroad are trapped. Yet I've been very confused about immigration. Green card applications are open now I was going to apply this weekend. But that's how I am dropping that like Jael. We will make it here in Kenya.
What a beautiful contribution.
Mimi am coming back from usa after ten years!
@@Njitagwo_Shiro how has your experience been. Do you regret it ? What are the benefits and shortcomings of immigrating there
@@Njitagwo_Shiro I relocated also after 25 years in USA. There are things you should organize before you come.
@@nguta.diaries I also relocated back home to Kenya after 25 years in USA. I'm here and loving it soon relocating to village like Jael.
I love Jael, her voice in her videos is so calming. And I envy her life so much, peaceful, fresh food, fresh air, lots of space, chirping birds and the best part, the feeling of grass on bare feet, oh my!! She is living the dream.😊
Thank you so much, Lynn, for the visit. You are such an amazing soul and it was so wholesome to have you here.
It's nice to watch you on LNN Jael. You are an inspiration to us all.
Go Jael go
@Jael I just discovered your channel. Love love the content and the consistency ❤
Our girl Jael,you are an inspiration to many,Be blessed always....
Am one of your subscribers and tiz a great joy to watch you on this platform.
I am beginning to think twice about leaving kenya for US after listening to that last part of the conversation
This interview has been on my mind, months later. It plainly speaks about the promise of regions & places but it takes a special set of eyes to _really_ catch & internalize that
Pliz stick to that thought and you will never regret it dea.
Please reflect and see the kind of environment your parents have set up before you move to the village. The basics are a proper home and access to enough land for economic activities. In many families you may come against internal strife.
If my dear you have not developed anything in your life , don't have a second thought just go to us
I really love your UA-cam channel Jael. I recently moved to the village with my small family and life in the village is never boring as people think.
This is my little sister from another mother, osiepa nyar kabondo. So proud of her and always watch her vloggs.
Very inspiring mamma ❤❤
With all the social media and Internet you can make it anywhere if you put your heart into. Village life is perfect these days. You can also order things online and get them delivered to your home safely. Be positive. The air is fresh.❤
What a strong woman you are...Jael! you inspire us. For you, USA is not an option...and CNA is a lower grade for you. Keep doing what you are doing. I actually visited your site and enjoyed every bit of it. Lynn Ngugi gave you so many ideas...please put them to action. I have been in the US for more than 30+ yrs and what I see is exactly what I desire in my next many years. Lynn Ngugi...you are it! Thank you for selling Kenya to the world. Us in diaspora are so proud of you guys.
My wife and I always watch Joel and wonder where in luo land that was our guess was Rongo but now we know it kabondo. Village life is the best as long as many do not export bad morals and values from the city. I go to Kenya every year and if kisumu airport was an entry point I would gladly avoid nairobi.
❤❤❤ thanks so much Jael and Lynn for this beautiful video ....God Almighty bless you abundantly 🙏🙏🙏🌹🌺🙏🌺🥀
Hi Lynn I made the same decision to go back to the village. Retired at 43 and am so happy, relaxed, refreshed, re-nergised and you know what in the 19yrs that I was working I used to see my parents twice a month and now I get to see them every single beautiful day and I thank God for that. With this story I am blessed to say I made the right choice. Thank you Jael for your beautiful story. You have inspired me so much ❤
Hi...me too I retired by force coz I got sick...was forced to stop working...am now loving it..
Am happy and energetic
I also did the same this month,and i feel comfortable
CONGREATULATION GO OUT TOO U BEAUTIFUL NUBIAN QUEENS AKWAABA EMPRESS KEEP ON KEEPING ON NUFF RESPECT BIG UP URSELVES 1LUV KNOW THYSELVE
BERMUDA ♥️ WATCHING ASANTE 😅😮😢🎉😂❤
Lynn, that's so true. There is no life in diaspora I regret every single day for having wasted my life and time. I cry every day here in diaspora it is just bills and bills to pay depression rejection n stagnation. I just wanna die. I have lost hope
This is my first year in the village and it's like changing my mind of going back to the city. However, our stories and situations might be different....but i feel encouraged
I had to pause here and run to your channel to see what you're all about. Wow mama you have inspired me! I have been waiting to get perfect content but you made me realize the only content that can be perfect is real content. The simplicity of your videos is soothing and relaxing! I'm starting with what God has put in my hands . May God bless you and keep inspiring you 🙏🏾
Oh my God I have never seen someone walking the journey I am walking in a different country wow this is me in Uganda .
Anyango you are going places. I am happy you chose the unconventional path, and you found happiness.
❤😂😂😂😂
I love Jael's channel alot. My favorite is her cooking, her cows and pumpkin patch. I have tried to grow my pumpkin seeds in the city but not yet successful. Her unapologetic approach to living inspires me alot. I know am a village girl at heart ❤️
Even before I watch the story let me comment ...I bumped into Jael's Channel 2 weeks ago and have been consistently watching her videos...was looking for how much it can cost me to build a house when I saw her video...she is a calm and a lovely lady ...now I came to my lovely Lyn's channel and I find her here and am like ' wow'....we are watching from Dubai and much love for the good show❤
Wow, Lynn finally meets Jael in the Village, you girls have made my weekend. Life is trully what you make it. I love this.
This is encouraging b all of us toiling in big cities, toxic work environment abroad, may we get a break through also. I cant
wait to live in a village /homestead!
Hi J! I happened to come across your UA-cam channel and couldn’t help but reach out. We were classmates and friends back in primo, and it’s been such a long time! I really appreciate the advice from your friend Lynn in the US-l have been living and working here in the US for nearly 20 years, and it’s true, as a CNA most of your money ends up going toward bills, leaving very little to do what you’re doing currently back in the village.
You are truly blessed to have such amazing parents who have accepted and welcomed you back, embracing you as a girl child despite the pressures of tradition and societal norms. I hope other parents take this as a lesson to love and accept their girl child.
Lots of love, and keep up the great work!
Lynn, I never fail to be moved by your authenticity and for your thoughtful interviews of your guests. Its like you put yourself in their shoes and yet give them the lead to be.
I moved to the village in 2021 for tranquility, I have had a blast...I home school my children, we are between 2 big towns Kisumu and Kakamega, so we go out on Sundays for a little bit of city confusions in Kisumu.
I miss zero of the city... what is in the City by the way?
I enjoy watching Jael in the village life. Thank you so much for featuring her. Being in the village is so peaceful, and Jael makes it come to life❤
I just discovered her channel and watched most of her videos. She’s doing a good job.
She was my school mum,I follow her and will soon live in the village thanks to her inspiration.❤❤
I love Jael and watch all her vlogs, they are very therapeutic.
Honestly, alot of people in Kenya are struggling to make ends meet. If that person gets an opportunity outside the country, they can go make some money and come back and build something for themselves; business, home etc otherwise alot of folks will die poorer here
Lynn, that idea you said you have, will be a good one. It actually pays off living in the village, and in the suburbs. The financial savings, and cost of living is tremendously a bonus. Imagine, living in the village and still making good money without paying any bills. Surplus money to invest on, and live a better life without sweating financially.
Really considering it❤❤
Watching these two beautiful girls with a broad smile... Village life is so therapeutic. Thank you Lynn and Jael
Oh wow. Lovely seeing Jael being interviewed by Lynn. Absolutely beautiful.
Lyn you’re amazing and you’re work is a blessing to many of us inspiring ❤ from USA Texas
I am a Zimbabwean, a subscriber of Jael, she is my girl. She is a motivator and a special sister.
This all i wanted to hear, im in gulf and really invested in piece of land i bought, now going back home soon ,i was worrying i will cope in village but through this vedeo ,yes i wll❤
We are in the same boat ❤
Wow here is my Jael much love from Tanzania❤❤❤🇹🇿🇹🇿
I don't know why most people don't like village life I enjoy this kind of life away from chaos and waking up to peaceful life
Wow am encouraged,for now am also a fon farmer with my mum doing maize and sugarcane,hoping to grow too,by the way farming pays than salary,with God all things are possible plus determination
Hey Lynn please connect me with this beautiful lady,am just so inspired with her story life. Left my marriage too coz the partner i had was that development oriented,bt I believe I can make it life on my own ,am a go-getter just as she has said
Ooh my favourite people together ❤. I think the city is toxic there is pressure of catching up with the ... In the village life is simple especially if you have a comfortable house / home
You have such a supportive family and I love that for you!❤
Am in usa 🇺🇸 and if I relocate to kenya I’ll settle in the village for sure. Coz am also living in the rural part usa 🇺🇸
I bet you're are in the South.... I have been exploring ranches in TX and they are very appealing.
I also live in the rural part of the US. Of course, it's different from African villages, but the people are more helpful than the city people. We get our milk and eggs from neighbors who have chickens and cows. We also have enough land to grow some vegetables bit of course winter comes and thats it. I also want to relocte to the village in Uganda.
I live in the USA. You have a genuine friend who told you the truth. I can't wait to get back home.
I love the way she's comfortable, with everything, I am a fun of her, even sent her stories to my sister, l like your couches tell me where you bought them ❤😂
my dear you are a rear gem....you have given me a lot of inspiration....mimi ni okeo kabondo
I just discovered her channel yesterday and today she's on LNN😊 Village life is the way to go
She is incredible ❤❤
I follow Jael on her you tube channel I love how she has made village life so enjoyable thanks Lynn for interviewing her greetings from Uganda.
I love Jael, I watch her videos from Uganda and she is the reason I've made up my mind to build in the village. Her self sufficient life is enviable.
May God bless your dream
@@NileGoddess Sarah, what a beautiful comment. Thank you so much. Amen and Amen
Hi LynnNgugi.
Thanks for airing the story of this strong lady. I can see myself through her story. I was born and raised in the village I do miss that life style. For the past 2 years I have been planning my retirement as well back to the village God willingly. One day you will come to my home town to air my story. My mansion is about to be completed any time soon. Much love from Australia. ❤
Good morning team LNN. It's 2:28 am early Saturday morning and I am up watching Lynne and Jael. Hope everyone had a fantastic week and blessings for the new week. 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
Awww, we really appreciate you tuning in❤❤Say hello to our people there:)
Thanks Lynn for sharing this wa siku hizi wanataka kukaa Nairobi I love farming soon Lynn atakua ana share story yangu stay tuned 😅
I want to send a voice note,i have a lot to say ...i have been inspired and this is exactly the kind of life i want.. village life have lot of peace... the calmness, eating fresh food 🥰🥰 it's just amazing.. lots of advantages
This is beautiful! That's my dream, in the depths of Mount Kenya when i come back.
If you can interview "Life in Kajiado" lady, will be great! I love her off-grid life.
This has always been my dream;- moving the city in the village. I know God is gonna fulfil it, thanks Lynn for bringing such a wonderful lady Jael.
Lynn I'm really happy.......I love the story of village life ..... I'm thinking twice
I'm soon going to settle home
Woohoo!! Jael made it on LNN. Love her content and I'm working towards settling in the village
My two favorite women. Thank you Lynn for always taking us with you
Jael of the village inspires many. Happy Lynn you went to interview her