DARING ABROAD: WILSON KIMANI, INSURANCE AGENT IN ATLANTA, RUNS WATER BOTTLING IN NAKURU

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He sells insurance in the US and water in Nakuru, Kenya. He has put up systems that enable him to run businesses in both cities effectively. His story is an example of the impact of remittances from Abroad. This is the story of Wilson Kimani.
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[@philipmwihaki2907]

Kimani ,was my high school mate in nanyuki high sch.congrats man.

[@hannahw4769]

Flying the flag for Nakuru, hongera brother.

[@wenzesrotich3526]

My best show ever Kenyans ate really doing great in diaspora good work too Alex

[@ChamsMediaTV]

thank you for watching

[@BensonNyasae]

Very smart and hardworking man

[@hannahw4769]

I love how his mixing up the Swahili and English language.

[@merxg.creative]

Walala! This is super good!

[@victorwn9986]

Awesome stuff... Keep inspiring us CHAMS Media Channel.

[@kevinj8431]

Owning an insurance company seems so challenging! props to this man.

[@jameswaithaka500]

Awesome my brother, helping in support of our President' s pillar on manufacturing💪👌👍

[@lizmuthoni2138]

Amazing

[@cerealsdevanne7916]

Very inspiring.... This really interests me

[@omwengaomwenga9743]

that’s an inspiration

[@ChamsMediaTV]

thanks for watching

[@sportswithsamuel]

woaw! Great inspiration their alex,..am from Nakuru and riftdrops is my favorite water its very cool and affordable.I never knew who the founder was am greatly inspired.

[@itskisaka]

*8:49** point taken*

[@TheBabadogo]

Badala hizi sacco zifanye investments za maana ni mashamba tu na manyumba wanajenga. Nani ata rent hizo nyumba ziko sijui Athi River, Syo Kimau etc?! Let's think industry, people. Ingieni manufacturing. Diaspora is a huge source of great, interest free capital. Sio kungojea loan za China. That's how to build the economy and create wealth that will take care of generations.

[@rachealkibaiya7593]

TheBabadogo Even me was like,those houses are way interior I don't see myself buying that

[@Mr.George.N]

Wow

[@tanuie]

👍

[@shadrackombese3426]

keep up chamwada

[@hannahw4769]

True, I know someone who was a big manager in Kenya with drivers, secretaries na kadhalika. Followed the wife who was a nurse. Halafu, depression because he couldn’t get the same job but what was available was security job. Halafu bibi starts saying ati he’s lazy, and eventually separation and the implications that comes with that. No papers, sold most things back home.

[@Honest_Man]

Waah!! That's terrible!!

[@oloipala8590]

Ha ha! Selling insurance in the U. S. and manufacturing and selling water in Kenya, a real hustler this.

[@erickwainaina1504]

Uhuru look alike .

[@wanelly]

Sadly, As a USA citizen, you know that the Tax man (USA) will come calling for their share of what you’ve made in Kenya...☹️

[@erickwainaina1504]

big lie!!

[@rachealkibaiya7593]

wanelly He should form a nonprofit to avoid all that and get tax deductible

[@rachealkibaiya7593]

ERICK WAINAINA He is right

[@TheMrgoodmanners]

hez an accountant he knows all about that

[@sonoffate1311]

MTU wa nyumba,bidii muhimu