You should a video about London England UK. There are million black people in England. Majority of the black people live in London. The suffering of black people in England is brushed under the carpet. But thanks be to God for the blessing I now enjoy.
Aaaaaas in. You know? I thought I was on a data diet as my metered data plan was less than 400MB when I stumbled on this video. She got me captivated from beginning to end. Wow. Now my data is now finished. She should write her story. It will make some sales.
I got your story on Facebook when I was low I was almost giving up, But you transformed me, you inspired me.. I can now smile, Thank you Mercy, you're my hero.. I won't give up.. Jesus cares
I was so moved by your life story and I believe it. I live in America born and raised so I know it’s true and can happen the way you describe it. I wish you well and hope you find the solitude and success you are searching for. I know you will succeed because you are strong,intelligent and determined. I would like to donate to your cause if I can and God bless and be with you always!
Just seeing your story now. Coming to the USA it all depends on who is hosting you. I have been here for the past 20 years and I can not regret a day of me being here. By first year I had my papers in place went to Nursing College, brought my family here, did big projects back home and now I own a staffing company and home health company with lots of employees.
Yeah , that's true If you get good hosting you can build a big progress, I have two friends who migrated there and they are doing, way better and one of them took me as her personal assistant working on a part-time basis.
What a story. It had laughter: It had emotion: It had honesty: It had cause tears in my eyes : Before the end of the story I was falling for her, had I met her under thoes conditions I would of like to take care of her. One of the most beautiful stories I ever herd. My heart an my soul goes out to her. Let me see, how I can help support her cause. And she is beautifully too.
James,we Africans go through a lot but we pick ourselves and move on. Through prayers, God restores our lives. Kindly, it'll be great to support her and you'll be blessed.
Wow! She has so many lessons in this one interview.. 1. "Never pretend to be okay when you are stuck and need help" 2. "Be focused on one goal" 3. " Never give up or try to take your life"
You forgot: Don't come to America thinking it's the promise land. 2. Racism is real. 3. Don't hate on your own people. 5. Research the laws; research the economics; research the societal norms before coming to America, make sure to have solid connections while still in Africa. 6. Most of all, ask God if it is His will for you to come in the first place. 7. Stop worshipping white people as if they are gods. There is good & bad among all people 8. Ask for help when you need it. 9. Stop judging the African Americans (descendants of Africa's children), because we are always told we are black & non human in the eyes of the Colonizers. These too are the lessons in her life story.
wÖw what a story! thank you for being real for being transparent, authentic!! that is the only element that touches people’s hearts.... everyone has a story but not everyone has the courage and strength to share it. Thank you queen you’ve earned your crown of wisdom 💝
I totally agree. Omg! She has the courage and confidence to be truthful. God bless her. Everyone of us do have skeletons in our closets. Many of us have walked the same pathway. Ashamed of what we do to survive. She has given me the inspiration to write my own story. The greatest person we can be is to speak the truth about who we really are. 🤙🏾🤙🏾🤙🏾
MAKE A MIVIE, BUT, DON'T COMPROMISE WITH ANYONE ON YOUR TRUTH. ALL ACTORS/ACTRESSES NOT GAY, NOT LESBOS, UNLESS THEY REALLY R IN REAL LIFE. NO BLEACHED SKIN ACTORS/ACTRESSES EITHER. HER ON UA-cam IS THE REAL TIME MOVIE. MOVIES, TEND TO ADD OR TAKE AWAY TRUTH.
This lady is talented.... naturally high IQ...She is good at narrating events. The best i have ever heard...she will make a good motivational speaker or teacher.
What a human! What a lady! What unbreakable spirit. Your story should be made into a movie. The best part of this whole thing is you're still smiling. Keep shining sister. Much love from ethiopia 🇪🇹.
I would come here 100 times to listen to your story....girl thank you its an eye opener....we can be succesful even in our own homes(countries)love from🇹🇿🇹🇿🇹🇿🇹🇿
Amazing, amazing story!! As a young child coming to England from Pakistan, I thought I had come to a third world country, compared to how we lived in Pakistan. Western countries no doubt have advanced infrastructures and a somewhat better standard of living, but there is also poverty, mental illness, depression and loneliness. So sometimes it's better to stay where you are and work hard and take small steps to make your life better. I wish this amazing woman the very best for the future..
Take online courses you can go to school from anywhere there is no excuse. But when Pakistan is full of men and there is no women there I don't blame you for wanting to travel where women are if that's what you're interested in 😉
"Don't hurt yourself to help your family" . We Africans in the abroad are so guilty of this. Its normalised. I'm glad she is moving on. Thanks for sharing.
This is touching because i experienced the exact same thing as her living in America. I wish communities of people from the same countries to unite more but im glad i went there. It taught be to be strong and to be a hustler. I thank God for this experience.
@@Jaydenkulali my husband is German and believe you me, Europeans are way more hating on each other and it's the Government systems that provide safe coushioming for their people that covers for alot of the flaws .People don't need each other because the Government provides for those without so that way people do t.look to build.friendahips or dependencies on each other .Germans esp ,all my friends and relatives I know married to Germans would say they don't like Germans ans wish to stay away from them.Its a.human flaw and at the end of the day you meet the right people regardless of where they ate from you click and Kenyans and their drama still have the harambee spirit and help each other and that is a fact.People chip in to assist even strangers ,from Tuco talks and neighbour's ,living abroad wd have to buy/pay all kinds of insurance because there is a lack of people coming to help- In Kenya people pay for your funeral, hospital bills ,university fees -so ,guys be real- Europe people are way colder towards each other than Africans could ever be and its a fact.I love between Europe and Africa i would.know.
Life has dealt you blow after blow at such a young age. What happened to you could happen to anyone. However you have always picked yourself up and moved on courageously. This video could inspire many out there who have been blessed with more and yet complain and give up on themselves and life so easily. Cheers To you, a woman of substance ‼️
Great story Sister. This is your west African brother from Minnesota and you're so right. The racism is still here even after we protested so hard for George Floyd's victory its even getting worse now. I also think its time for us Africans to build the motherlsnd for our selves snd love, protect each other. Even with a higher degree I am still treated like crap in America whiles a white person who does not have a degree for thesame job is respected, and control you the qualified black person at the job. There are blacks and other minorities here who suppurt this racism and help make it possible due other opportunities and also because they are scared.
She's such a good storyteller. It's so weird how grace works like you can be at the bottom of the barrel but God's grace always finds you & it dusts you up to continue with the fight.
Giiiirl, bless you. Your story is heart wrenching but in turn, the amount of hope in your spirit is unparalleled. I love how you can look back and laugh at your innocence. You have a very real and true vibe. IDK how I ended up at this videos but Im glad I did. I feel a connection to you thru your story. I hope you know that you are a star & that force which drove you, took you thru some painful experience but, without them you wouldn't have this insightful story to connect you with the world. Thank you for sharing so humbly and openly. I hope this leads to some kind reform so that humans are no longer used and abused. Atleast contribute to the solution.
Hi Mercy, I came upon your story by chance and I could not dismiss it. I had to hear it all. In all of this, whether you believe it or not, God protected you. He still has plans for your life. May He continue to watch over the lives of all of you.
There is something about her smile that’s still magic...even after all she’s been through. The African spirit is so enduring, forgiving and accommodating. The major difference between us and other races.
Am in Italy studying but how I wish I could go home today. I can now appreciate my Africa richness. My appeal goes to our governments to better our countries for us all.
WOW! I watched it all... You are a strong woman! I admire your resilience in life. I must apologize for your mishaps in the US. May you flourish in life!
Mercy, you are a survivor, a conqueror. I'm crying!!! You are strong. Yes, witchcraft exists. All these misfortunes happened because they saw your star and wanted to destroy it but MERCY said no. I'm Happy for you to live to tell your story
I love you because you are beautiful and very honest. You were not very informed while in America which is sad. we are Kenyans here in America and we are very successful no regrets and we are coming back to kenya stronger and improving our communities.
I’m a Zimbabwean based in China and I’ve honestly seen Nigerians here hold each other down HARD!!! It’s not only in America but here too... NIGERIAN’S UNITY I TRULLY ADMIRE, I hope the rest of Africa could be that amazing ❤️🇳🇬 love from a Zimbabwean 🙌🏾
Very true. Nigerians hold each other down really well and they help other africans too especially ghanaians when abroad. I have a ghanaian friend staying abroad. She didn't have anywhere to stay. A nigerian girl she didn't know is housing her for free. Good thing is they are the same age and both in America for studies. Plus the house is owned by the Nigerian's girl's father. She's living there for free. And they get along well.
Just my two cents after watching Mercy's experience: - For those who would love to relocate- It is important for one to do a lot of RESEARCH before you relocate abroad. - Second to this: KEEP THE MAIN THING THE MAIN THING. You can pursue everything else you want after you have fullfiled your visa conditions. Otherwise, you will be in breach real quick. Even international students who have had to bypass the law to pay the outrageous fees...stay in school at all costs - well, most of them at least. - Thirdly it is important to CHECK YOUR EXPECTATIONS. It is important to take full accountability for yourself. Act as if everyone who can support you is dead and work with that mindset, because even people of goodwill will only go so far with the help. - ESTABLISH YOURSELF FIRST, settle or stabilize before you can extend help to those back at home. Eg during a plane emergency, you will need to wear an oxygen mask first, before you can help your own child or others. People back at home have survived thus far, a little while longer will not mean their demise. Make it clear and put boundaries- otherwise you may end up stressed, have mental health issues or be pulled in so many different directions to sustain these demands. - KEEP YOUR FRIENSHIP CIRLES CLOSE as well. Too many acquaintances can lead you down different paths. Align yourself with people who will help you cross the bridge and build yourself first. - GROW SLOW AND STEADY- people who have what you want or are where you want to be, have travelled a long way before you; you have just met them in their season of success and abundance. - WHEN YOU MAKE MISTAKES, LEARN THE LESSON QUICKLY AND RECALCULATE. When your abroad, going back to the same thing may not only cost you time and resources, it can affect your status too. - Always TAKE OWNERSHIP of your role in every decision, circumstance or action that involves you...this is the only way to learn and know how or what to do better. - Finally, ATTITUDE is key. Just like Kenny Rogers says; you got to know when to hold up, know when to walk away and know when to run. You will face hardships, micro- aggressions, overt racism among many other things but not always. That said, you need to use a lot of discretionary wisdom to not always respond or get into the habit of reactionary responses. Always remember, you will never have the comfort of being above the law or leniency extended to residents or citizens. Therefore keep your wits about you. All the best Mercy in your new journey
@@yudelleanlisatajirikenyana4519 So true. The older you get, the smaller your circle becomes. We may make new acquintances, but authentic and cultivated friendships are far between.
This is absolutely touching. The fact that you survived all to tell the story means that God loves you and He's not done with you. Please get Jesus now!
Dear beautiful african queen thank you for sharing your life joinery in America with us yes the believe and understanding of every african child about America is exactly what you had imagined what life will be like in America when you left Kenya. Thank you so much this was upselutely an eye opener for most of us who are so eager to go abroad apparently "better our lives". You could have died through all that hardship but God had a plan for you to come back and give us your fellow african brothers and sisters about the real life abroad much appreciated my god bless you sis.
There’s is always a second chance as long as you’re still breathing. Great message for people like me who believe that learning is a continuous process
Me too. Like I love her English, expression. I have listened to this video so many times. Wish she realizes her book writing and story narration skills and talent.
Thank you Mercy for being candid. I truly empathize with your adverse experience in the US. For dreamers, my advice is first to find a mature relative or friend who lives in the diaspora before you get there. These will provide the needed mentoring for the young scholar. And when you get here, listen, focus and be resilient. What I have observed over the years living in the US, is that students who come here as freshmen, find it harder to adjust compared to those that come here to pursue graduate education. I think it is because graduate students are more likely to be experienced, mature and wiser. What is more, graduate students are more likely to get a scholarship or job as teaching/research assistants (TAs/RAs) at the universities. Therefore, unless you have resources to finance your education as a freshman in North America or Europe, my counsel is that you should postpone your coming until you have earned a baccalaureate in your country of origin. When you get here, find where your people are, and link with them; Don’t isolate yourself. You will do better that way. Mercy, we serve a personal God who hears our prayers. When we speak with a believing heart, he hears; And before we call, he answers. Sometimes, God uses adversity to strengthen us. I know things will get better for you. Please keep the faith!
Some Kenyans do not want to associate themselves with you especially if you mention you haven’t been here for long. I have personally gone through that myself I believe if someone has a helping sincere heart they will help or just guide. There’s times when all you need is direction not just financial help. Abd America has toughened people until they careless about anyone else around them. I can’t tell you how I cried watching her story because I have a few similarities here right now related to her story. Unfortunately mine is involving kids God bless her for sharing her story
Omg I’ve been following ur stories but this one is the one I believe the most and is raw and everything now makes sense coz others stories I was watching left me with more questions than answers. U r a hustler and God is using u to break barriers in ways that only He can. May God bless ur journey, keep the grind going.
I'm from Brasil i came here to help my family it's not easy at all God bless you girl ...i feel your pain... Brasilian loves african people we are all brother and sisters...
I apologize for butting in but I have been intrigued by Brazil since I was a child. I have been thinking about leaving the United States. Can I ask you is Brazil a nice pace to live ?
@@amixedgoddess no problem you fine ! Brasil is beautiful ❤️ nice people BUT a lot of corruption you will see a lot good and bad things all depends where you're going to stay ! Definitely a beautiful Land to visit you are very welcome!
She is quite an orator, passionate, detailed and with lots of humour. How she smiles in it all is proof of a fierce fighter. Lots of lessons to learn. May God bless her.
@@joycemeyerokal7496 That's a bold decision Meyer,in my case have always gone an extra mile to help my siblings and my mum but have always forgotten that I need to grow and be better.
You’ve got to. No other option , there’s no guarantee that they people you’re breaking your back for will be able to assist you when you need it. As long as you keep giving that hand will be extended to receive. Best to save some for yourself. If they ask for a $100 give $40-50 and save the rest for yourself. It’s ok to do for you, that’s why you wake up everyday to go work.
It was not your destiny because many people have become successful especially when you get green card so that you get opportunity to work and avoid yourself landing to problems
Wow am a Canadian am so sorry to what life has dealt you. But boy you are such a good spirit! Able to laugh and smile behind the pain. I pray that all works out for you. Your story is so true about racism. Good for you to always pushing forward.
And that is why I am sad when I see African women advocating that our mothers should leave like western women. African women are some of the most hardworking on earth. They are strong. They are the backbone of our society. In most of our towns and villages in Yorubaland, the women form thrift cooperative societies where they contribute money and support each other's businesses. I saw a 2018 Brooking Institution report that indicated an average working adult in the US will have to borrow if they have a $400 emergency. But I can tell you an average market woman in Mile 12, Lagos Nigeria or Bodija, Ibadan (also in Nigeria) can COMFORTABLY afford that. Let's learn to be original and appreciate our heritage.
Thank you Mercy for being candid. I truly empathize with your adverse experience in the US. For dreamers, my advice is first to find a mature relative or friend who lives in the diaspora before you get there. These will provide the needed mentoring for the young scholar. And when you get here, listen, focus and be resilient. What I have observed over the years living in the US, is that students who come here as freshmen, find it harder to adjust compared to those that come here to pursue graduate education. I think it is because graduate students are more likely to be experienced, mature and wiser. What is more, graduate students are more likely to get a scholarship or job as teaching/research assistants (TAs/RAs) at the universities. Therefore, unless you have resources to finance your education as a freshman in North America or Europe, my counsel is that you should postpone your coming until you have earned a baccalaureate in your country of origin. When you get here, find where your people are, and link with them; Don’t isolate yourself. You will do better that way. Mercy, we serve a personal God who hears our prayers. When we speak with a believing heart, he hears; And before we call, he answers. Sometimes, God uses adversity to strengthen us. I know things will get better for you. Please keep the faith!
@@memyself5412 We African women have to be strong because our men & our governments have failed in providing for & in protecting the welfare of the women & children 😢. And they continue to fail. That's the difference between Africa and the West.
@@estahadassah9470 African government failed in providing for women welfare? African produced her first female Head of State in 70s while the US is to provide none. The former President of Liberia was a woman, Johnson Sirleaf. Most African governments have what we call Ministry of Women Affairs.I disagree with the notion that women in Africa are treated less than their counterparts in the rest of the world. Go to India, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and even the US and see first hand violence against women.
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She is under 30 and had already gone through all these in life, so her major problem was traveling to America at a tender age, many that went there at a young age also ended up like this because they were so young and had no one to care for them and direct them towards the right direction, and many men will see it as an opportunity to take advantage of them, but thanks be to God that she is alive and when there is life, there is always hope. This is a big lesson to you parents that want to send your young one to America to go and study, allow your kids to finish university in Africa and then they can go abroad to do their Masters Degree when they are already matured and cannot be easily deceived by anyone that wants to lead them towards a wrong direction.
I was born in Africa i came to America when I was 14 actually America it not what it seem to be there are real hardship and poverty out here to much labor jobs that why lotta people turn to the streets life
Mercy, you are so strong... I don't think I would have persevered like you did... Even in my darkest moments I will learn not to give up... God bless you dear.
Clearly she recalls it but she's not a victim anymore...a traumatised individual wouldn't share it how the way and manner she did. She's an over comer✨
Thanks for sharing your story. In Africa, not everyone will share their stories like yours. Thanks for making us know the realities of life in the USA.
The nursing home work is crazy. If I had known you, I'd have helped. Plus we are of the same denomination. You are an alright lady. You are a really, really strong lady.
I don't know how this got recommended to me but omg, wow..watched the whole thing. This is both eye-opening and horrifying. But can I just say, she is very strong to have gone through all that and come out sane, on the other side.
Her whole story sounds like a movie, my goodness she is a strong lady, have been wanting to go abroad but this is like the 10th scaring story I'm hearing and I fear for my life # Motherland still the best. May the Lord bless you and may your kids never ever lack
America has all the opportunities but the first 3-5 yrs is not gonna be smooth ,it takes resilience and patience,the problem is when you come here today and want to be rich tomorrow,you’ll be frustrated.You’ll never find a place like America,it’s the only place you can be anything you want.It just needs patience and a little time .Like someone said leave your pride in Kenya and come start from somewhere here
May God Bless Her. Quite a story. She has quite a spirit. I know it's not easy in Africa if you don't come from a well off family. However, if you have a bit of funds to start something, you are better off there in Africa. Racism/injustice is rife abroad. It is soul destroying. It is life destroying, traumatic and not something to joke about. Why trade freedom if you can set up something small and have a normal life in a peaceful environment? You can go to experience and settle where you don't question the colour of your skin. Life abroad is not what it looks in the movies.
@@blessedsuccessful hmm...I think it seems like land of opportunity because if for eg you're a high school drop out u can still get a job unlike our country/island where u need to be educated...I think it's a place to come work save and go home otherwise at the end u will be over worked stressed and end up in their nursing home which is horrible.
I can listen to her the whole day. Great story teller👌 You have an awesome spirit girl. We thank God for sparing your life, now we get to hear your story and be alert. May you continue to prosper. May God keep you in health so that you can provide for your children and they don't suffer. Love from South Africa ♥️😘
This lady for sure has been through a lot, I pray God continues to see her through. Please people let’s support this lady which ever way we can, she is a rising star. Go girl God gat you covered
I know her personally but she was not hard working, she was not driven, a lot of things she says are not true, she lived in hollywood shelter and as I said she was not driven
You made my 14 year old shed tears but one thing I know is if God was with you in America and carried you through and brought you this far,,, obviously he will fulfill your destiny,, (Destiny can be delayed but cannot be denied)
Anyone in the U.S can relate with a part of her story. Mercy, we can’t wait to see what God will go through you. I believe so many people will be educated through this.
I realized how heaven Africa was when I came to America😢 I thought America was better than Africa but I was lying to my self InshAllah I will be back to Mama Africa soon
And vice versa. As an American all the countries I have visited, none of them compare to America because that is my home. When I was abroad I yearned for America. Sure, other places were nice but there is no place like home.
Mercy, I have listened to your story, and it's inspiring. I am a single mother myself and had to raise my children myself. Now my children are grown and they have blessed my life God is good Mercy.
Such a sad story told with so much grace, humor. What a hopeful soul!!! May God heal & restore her heart! There’s so much pain in that beautiful smilie, but God heals. It’s beautiful to see how hopeful she is. The ending broke my heart alittle, not gonna lie. 🙏🏽
You are a very frank lady. Down to earth woman. May your trauma in America not kill your spirit. God bless your recovery efforts. Your sincerity impresses me.
An amazing story. Changing planes in the mid west and watched the whole hour and my phone’s battery is @ 13%. Please keep your head up and when I come around Kenya I will surely visit. God bless you girl........😊
Wow... This story is a beautiful piece. So inspirational, an eye opener, and the naivety and how she laughed through it was both comical and sentimental...
You are a beautiful person with a beautiful genuine soul & May God continuously guide you & give you the desires of your heart. What’s so beautiful is you can still smile. & have Joy despite the challenges you’ve endured! That’s right girl don’t let the negative ever make you a bitter person that way you defeat the devil, you’re a winner! Don’t ever look back keep going forward God will take you places you’ve never been before!!
She is a very strong woman, she has literally gone through hell and she is still strong enough to stand on her feet and tell her story. You are an inspiration to many Mercy
She’s so right I didn’t know I was black till I come too American I thought there’s no suffering gold pave the road all people live good till I come here it’s a rude awakening people are cold unloved 32 years in America and I can count friends on my fingers I gown used to be alone. It’s a difficult place
Listening to her is like reading a novel, a real story teller
You should a video about London England UK. There are million black people in England. Majority of the black people live in London. The suffering of black people in England is brushed under the carpet. But thanks be to God for the blessing I now enjoy.
yes she should a write a book
Like her
Aaaaaas in. You know? I thought I was on a data diet as my metered data plan was less than 400MB when I stumbled on this video. She got me captivated from beginning to end. Wow. Now my data is now finished. She should write her story. It will make some sales.
Uh. Brave lady. Amazing story. Remain blessed. Love u. 🤝
This lady can make you hooked to her stories. She is a very good story Teller
Her charm and beauty didn't hurt either.
Rather a good narrator...it's so sad😩
I know right! I don't know how I got here but I stayed and watch until the end
I know...cant even move😂
Nancy Kwamboka. You can imagine starting her story with less than 400MB in my data cap and I got lost in her narration. A very natural storyteller.
Despite what she went through, she presented her story with so much humour and I really admire her strength and courage. God bless and restore you.
but ken left you with a business, why did you not just hussle
sorry sorry Mercy I thought that I had been through much but your story encourages me.
Hold on to God.
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She's , and. She's funny
Her laughter is incredible.
I got your story on Facebook when I was low
I was almost giving up,
But you transformed me, you inspired me..
I can now smile,
Thank you Mercy, you're my hero..
I won't give up..
Jesus cares
Do not do what she did! White men are not that rich like she thought. Many are poor. I am here in the US. I See that.
She's one of the most positive person I've ever viewed in yt. May God continue to bless your positive mind.
Please get a publisher and write your story. Reach out to publishing companies. Your story is a lesson to humanity.
This lady is able to remember all names of everyone who helped her... what a great heart!!!
💯Ikr!!!!
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I was so moved by your life story and I believe it. I live in America born and raised so I know it’s true and can happen the way you describe it. I wish you well and hope you find the solitude and success you are searching for. I know you will succeed because you are strong,intelligent and determined. I would like to donate to your cause if I can and God bless and be with you always!
Upuzi 2 !!
She is a fraud
Just seeing your story now. Coming to the USA it all depends on who is hosting you. I have been here for the past 20 years and I can not regret a day of me being here. By first year I had my papers in place went to Nursing College, brought my family here, did big projects back home and now I own a staffing company and home health company with lots of employees.
Yeah , that's true If you get good hosting you can build a big progress, I have two friends who migrated there and they are doing, way better and one of them took me as her personal assistant working on a part-time basis.
Please give me a job. Any...I am an Educator by profession but can take any job
hey jane ..i need to talk to you
I would love to go to USA some day.to help myself and my family live a good life
Wow in case u have any jobs please share
Who else shed tears when she said _” as long as you still alive God has a purpose for you. No matter what’s happening please don’t give up.”_ 😢
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Just shedding tears hearing that comment! She went through many things and still came back strong!
Me, I was literally almost in tears. God bless
Powerful
I did goooosh 😭
What a story.
It had laughter:
It had emotion:
It had honesty:
It had cause tears in my eyes :
Before the end of the story I was falling for her, had I met her under thoes conditions I would of like to take care of her.
One of the most beautiful stories I ever herd. My heart an my soul goes out to her. Let me see, how I can help support her cause. And she is beautifully too.
I was dreaming of going to America some days,but not anymore. 🥺🥺
James,we Africans go through a lot but we pick ourselves and move on. Through prayers, God restores our lives. Kindly, it'll be great to support her and you'll be blessed.
The way she remembers everyone who has ever helped her name by name nomatter how much time has passed is really commendable. Keep going
It's just realty, not all that glitters is gold..could be shit covered in gold!!
I love this lady true talk. i will share it
I pray for a divine strength and favour over your life for the rest of your life. May all your endeavours be blessed 🙏💞💞💞
I noticed that as well.
She's very intelligent despite her life experience
One thing that I really like about the Kenyan brothers/sisters is their sense of honesty and sincerity.
I know many Kenyans ....they are kind and very good people.
Especial KIKUYUS women.
She rimind me of someone special from Kenya❤🤗
No INTEGRITY in KENYA.
Wow! She has so many lessons in this one interview..
1. "Never pretend to be okay when you are stuck and need help"
2. "Be focused on one goal"
3. " Never give up or try to take your life"
You forgot: Don't come to America thinking it's the promise land. 2. Racism is real. 3. Don't hate on your own people. 5. Research the laws; research the economics; research the societal norms before coming to America, make sure to have solid connections while still in Africa. 6. Most of all, ask God if it is His will for you to come in the first place. 7. Stop worshipping white people as if they are gods. There is good & bad among all people 8. Ask for help when you need it. 9. Stop judging the African Americans (descendants of Africa's children), because we are always told we are black & non human in the eyes of the Colonizers. These too are the lessons in her life story.
Yes very profound
@@nkeveo6967 Yes! You are not better than African Americans!
Yeah she is good
There is so much more to learn in this story. True facts n it hurts so much for what she has been through 😢😢. She never gave up
wÖw what a story! thank you for being real for being transparent, authentic!! that is the only element that touches people’s hearts.... everyone has a story but not everyone has the courage and strength to share it. Thank you queen you’ve earned your crown of wisdom 💝
You thank while you create enverroment where things like this will perpetual.
I totally agree. Omg! She has the courage and confidence to be truthful. God bless her. Everyone of us do have skeletons in our closets. Many of us have walked the same pathway. Ashamed of what we do to survive. She has given me the inspiration to write my own story. The greatest person we can be is to speak the truth about who we really are. 🤙🏾🤙🏾🤙🏾
thamks for your humanity pennellclara
Pls Can someone connect her with a movie producer... Her story will make it straight to Netflix.
I agree
100%
MAKE A MIVIE, BUT, DON'T COMPROMISE WITH ANYONE ON YOUR TRUTH. ALL ACTORS/ACTRESSES NOT GAY, NOT LESBOS, UNLESS THEY REALLY R IN REAL LIFE. NO BLEACHED SKIN ACTORS/ACTRESSES EITHER. HER ON UA-cam IS THE REAL TIME MOVIE. MOVIES, TEND TO ADD OR TAKE AWAY TRUTH.
She is a good story teller too
She is a good story teller too
This lady is talented.... naturally high IQ...She is good at narrating events. The best i have ever heard...she will make a good motivational speaker or teacher.
Her story should be made into a movie. She is beautiful inside and out!
Hear, hear.
I agree.
I totally agree !!
So true
So true
What a human! What a lady! What unbreakable spirit. Your story should be made into a movie. The best part of this whole thing is you're still smiling. Keep shining sister. Much love from ethiopia 🇪🇹.
She is too real, open & humorous. She leaves no stretch for imagination. Great storyteller...
I would come here 100 times to listen to your story....girl thank you its an eye opener....we can be succesful even in our own homes(countries)love from🇹🇿🇹🇿🇹🇿🇹🇿
Kweli kabisa
Amazing, amazing story!! As a young child coming to England from Pakistan, I thought I had come to a third world country, compared to how we lived in Pakistan. Western countries no doubt have advanced infrastructures and a somewhat better standard of living, but there is also poverty, mental illness, depression and loneliness. So sometimes it's better to stay where you are and work hard and take small steps to make your life better. I wish this amazing woman the very best for the future..
You are 100% absolutely right
Take online courses you can go to school from anywhere there is no excuse. But when Pakistan is full of men and there is no women there I don't blame you for wanting to travel where women are if that's what you're interested in 😉
We got no MUSLIMS in EUROPE.
🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Add crime to the list
I live in the US and all I can say is that she came here when she was too young and she was naive. Future is bright Mercy
She was just un lucky then ama thats was not Gods plans for her
its not about young america is rotten country it has all evil things you my think of
Ricko I bet you have never stepped in America.
It's true she made a lot of wrong poor choices
But let's be honest America is not the heaven that is advertised to us in the Media,A lot of superficiality and fakeness
"Don't hurt yourself to help your family" . We Africans in the abroad are so guilty of this. Its normalised. I'm glad she is moving on. Thanks for sharing.
Is that the whole story I came to America from Jamaica and that’s my story and nobody here that I know
You can help those in need without messing yourself up.
Exactly
I’m only reading this now after sending money home leaving myself broke. 🤣😂
@@christopherhayles4214 damn bro so we all here to slave for family back home.
This is touching because i experienced the exact same thing as her living in America. I wish communities of people from the same countries to unite more but im glad i went there. It taught be to be strong and to be a hustler. I thank God for this experience.
You are having nightmares, for real! Hahaha! Kenyans uniting? For what purposes! Africans are inherently divided & divisive!
But why Africans always hate each other and divided even here in finland 🇫🇮 😢😢
@@Jaydenkulali my husband is German and believe you me, Europeans are way more hating on each other and it's the Government systems that provide safe coushioming for their people that covers for alot of the flaws .People don't need each other because the Government provides for those without so that way people do t.look to build.friendahips or dependencies on each other .Germans esp ,all my friends and relatives I know married to Germans would say they don't like Germans ans wish to stay away from them.Its a.human flaw and at the end of the day you meet the right people regardless of where they ate from you click and Kenyans and their drama still have the harambee spirit and help each other and that is a fact.People chip in to assist even strangers ,from Tuco talks and neighbour's ,living abroad wd have to buy/pay all kinds of insurance because there is a lack of people coming to help- In Kenya people pay for your funeral, hospital bills ,university fees -so ,guys be real- Europe people are way colder towards each other than Africans could ever be and its a fact.I love between Europe and Africa i would.know.
IN CAPITAL LETTERS. I LOVE THIS LADY. SHE IS SO SINCERE AND TRANSPARENT. I ADMIRE HER INNOCENCE.
Her courage is amazing.
"I didn't know I was black until I reached America!"
:: Statement of the year::
😭😭😭
When she said "I would marry a white man" I thought how about just a loving, caring, and responsible man😔
@@niamalika9204 Kenyans love and worship whites...unfortunately.
@02:43 - “get married to a white man” 🤔 but she didn’t know she was black 🤦🏾♂️
BINGO!
Life has dealt you blow after blow at such a young age. What happened to you could happen to anyone. However you have always picked yourself up and moved on courageously. This video could inspire many out there who have been blessed with more and yet complain and give up on themselves and life so easily. Cheers To you, a woman of substance ‼️
Great story Sister. This is your west African brother from Minnesota and you're so right. The racism is still here even after we protested so hard for George Floyd's victory its even getting worse now. I also think its time for us Africans to build the motherlsnd for our selves snd love, protect each other. Even with a higher degree I am still treated like crap in America whiles a white person who does not have a degree for thesame job is respected, and control you the qualified black person at the job. There are blacks and other minorities here who suppurt this racism and help make it possible due other opportunities and also because they are scared.
She's such a good storyteller. It's so weird how grace works like you can be at the bottom of the barrel but God's grace always finds you & it dusts you up to continue with the fight.
Powerful words thank you
greatest story teller ever, i did think i would watch to the end. she got God, you can see it through her smile
Lilian, you have know idea how on point you really are.
You can say that again. God grace is sooooo amazing
She is a very intelligent woman. I can tell.
Giiiirl, bless you. Your story is heart wrenching but in turn, the amount of hope in your spirit is unparalleled. I love how you can look back and laugh at your innocence. You have a very real and true vibe. IDK how I ended up at this videos but Im glad I did. I feel a connection to you thru your story. I hope you know that you are a star & that force which drove you, took you thru some painful experience but, without them you wouldn't have this insightful story to connect you with the world. Thank you for sharing so humbly and openly. I hope this leads to some kind reform so that humans are no longer used and abused. Atleast contribute to the solution.
Hi there
Hi Mercy, I came upon your story by chance and I could not dismiss it. I had to hear it all. In all of this, whether you believe it or not, God protected you. He still has plans for your life. May He continue to watch over the lives of all of you.
There is something about her smile that’s still magic...even after all she’s been through.
The African spirit is so enduring, forgiving and accommodating. The major difference between us and other races.
Such a holy people 🥰
And stupid
@@jamie22cleveland yet you are here for their stories...Scrum Sis!
Thought was the only one who noticed. Its the Magic smile for me
@@fruitsarelife148 Even in her lack, she paid her sister's school fees.
Am in Italy studying but how I wish I could go home today. I can now appreciate my Africa richness. My appeal goes to our governments to better our countries for us all.
This lady has a good gentle spirit , I pray she's able to pick up her broken pieces and create a masterpiece . I can't judge her .
You are a very strong lady,after all what you have gone through, you can afford a smile ..I admire you and wish you God's blessings.
You are a strong woman mercy
I think she will she has the right spirit.
@@mercyatisofficial you are a good soul, I hope the best for you and you stay as cheerful and positive. Good things will come to you.
WOW! I watched it all... You are a strong woman! I admire your resilience in life. I must apologize for your mishaps in the US. May you flourish in life!
She went through a lot and still able to be smiling, that's a very strong black woman.
Australia is the best but u have to study and perform well
✊🏻✊🏿✊🏾
@@loisegitonga9184 but Australia expects you to go back home after studies
Mercy, you are a survivor, a conqueror. I'm crying!!! You are strong. Yes, witchcraft exists. All these misfortunes happened because they saw your star and wanted to destroy it but MERCY said no. I'm Happy for you to live to tell your story
I love you because you are beautiful and very honest. You were not very informed while in America which is sad. we are Kenyans here in America and we are very successful no regrets and we are coming back to kenya stronger and improving our communities.
Yeees Janet, may God bless you abundantly for all the information you provide on your social media pages,,,
You're such a beautiful and blessed lady 🤗😘
Ooh Janet Rangi you are here lol
One of the best story tellers I've ever come across👌
🇲🇼Malawi is watching 🔥🔥
Powerful, What a wonderful story narrator, she made me drop a tear 😢 🇲🇼
I’m a Zimbabwean based in China and I’ve honestly seen Nigerians here hold each other down HARD!!! It’s not only in America but here too... NIGERIAN’S UNITY I TRULLY ADMIRE, I hope the rest of Africa could be that amazing ❤️🇳🇬 love from a Zimbabwean 🙌🏾
Her story is so painful 😭 how she can still afford a smile is beyond me.. You are so brave. God bless your cheerful heart.
Even here in india we see them but even tanzanians we are really doing our best here (especially we students)
Thank God something great about Nigerians, I am a Ugandan but pleased to hear good things about Africans
Very true. Nigerians hold each other down really well and they help other africans too especially ghanaians when abroad. I have a ghanaian friend staying abroad. She didn't have anywhere to stay. A nigerian girl she didn't know is housing her for free. Good thing is they are the same age and both in America for studies. Plus the house is owned by the Nigerian's girl's father. She's living there for free. And they get along well.
Vanodanana zvekuti🌷
After all the hardship she went through in america she still smilling and telling her stories.. god bless her ❤
At first I thought you were Mitchell Obama
😇💗
When u laugh I know sent is moto
Just my two cents after watching Mercy's experience:
- For those who would love to relocate- It is important for one to do a lot of RESEARCH before you relocate abroad.
- Second to this: KEEP THE MAIN THING THE MAIN THING. You can pursue everything else you want after you have fullfiled your visa conditions. Otherwise, you will be in breach real quick.
Even international students who have had to bypass the law to pay the outrageous fees...stay in school at all costs - well, most of them at least.
- Thirdly it is important to CHECK YOUR EXPECTATIONS. It is important to take full accountability for yourself. Act as if everyone who can support you is dead and work with that mindset, because even people of goodwill will only go so far with the help.
- ESTABLISH YOURSELF FIRST, settle or stabilize before you can extend help to those back at home. Eg during a plane emergency, you will need to wear an oxygen mask first, before you can help your own child or others.
People back at home have survived thus far, a little while longer will not mean their demise. Make it clear and put boundaries- otherwise you may end up stressed, have mental health issues or be pulled in so many different directions to sustain these demands.
- KEEP YOUR FRIENSHIP CIRLES CLOSE as well. Too many acquaintances can lead you down different paths. Align yourself with people who will help you cross the bridge and build yourself first.
- GROW SLOW AND STEADY- people who have what you want or are where you want to be, have travelled a long way before you; you have just met them in their season of success and abundance.
- WHEN YOU MAKE MISTAKES, LEARN THE LESSON QUICKLY AND RECALCULATE. When your abroad, going back to the same thing may not only cost you time and resources, it can affect your status too.
- Always TAKE OWNERSHIP of your role in every decision, circumstance or action that involves you...this is the only way to learn and know how or what to do better.
- Finally, ATTITUDE is key. Just like Kenny Rogers says; you got to know when to hold up, know when to walk away and know when to run. You will face hardships, micro- aggressions, overt racism among many other things but not always. That said, you need to use a lot of discretionary wisdom to not always respond or get into the habit of reactionary responses. Always remember, you will never have the comfort of being above the law or leniency extended to residents or citizens. Therefore keep your wits about you.
All the best Mercy in your new journey
I am a citizen here and this very good advise. God bless.
Great advice 🤙👍👍👍💯
In my age now I'm realizing how having small close friendships it's essential.
@@yudelleanlisatajirikenyana4519 So true. The older you get, the smaller your circle becomes. We may make new acquintances, but authentic and cultivated friendships are far between.
@@alignsunshine5227 thank you. Through the years we come away with a few lessons, and hopefully they can help someone else.
I like her spirit and the way she laughed at even the most difficult time of her life.
This is absolutely touching. The fact that you survived all to tell the story means that God loves you and He's not done with you. Please get Jesus now!
Dear beautiful african queen thank you for sharing your life joinery in America with us yes the believe and understanding of every african child about America is exactly what you had imagined what life will be like in America when you left Kenya. Thank you so much this was upselutely an eye opener for most of us who are so eager to go abroad apparently "better our lives". You could have died through all that hardship but God had a plan for you to come back and give us your fellow african brothers and sisters about the real life abroad much appreciated my god bless you sis.
For all the Kenyans outside Africa, be your brothers and sisters keeper.🙏
For All Africans.
Outside the country you'll be surprised,Kenyans destroy each other instead of helping each other,
I love this woman so much and her spirit is on another level! may God bless her and expand her territories.
But when you tell africans that the west isn't as glamorous as you think, they think you're just jealous.
....
or you just haven't applied yourself.
Black Americans would not lie about the life that is here in America.
That makes no sense. 😂😂😂
She is a village girl
Why couldn't she have find a small job in kfc macdonald and Amazon then figure things out
Or that you don't want them to be there. I spent 46 years of my life in Canada. Back to Africa since 2 months.
I wonder what lenses your looking through. America with all of it’s faults this place has helped the whole world
There’s is always a second chance as long as you’re still breathing. Great message for people like me who believe that learning is a continuous process
Actually if you write a book about "Life in America" I will buy a copy.
Mercy should see this.
it’s a good way to earn some 💰💰💰💰💰
True...alisema anaandika
Me too. Like I love her English, expression. I have listened to this video so many times. Wish she realizes her book writing and story narration skills and talent.
Great Atieno
Thank you Mercy for being candid. I truly empathize with your adverse experience in the US.
For dreamers, my advice is first to find a mature relative or friend who lives in the diaspora before you get there. These will provide the needed mentoring for the young scholar. And when you get here, listen, focus and be resilient.
What I have observed over the years living in the US, is that students who come here as freshmen, find it harder to adjust compared to those that come here to pursue graduate education. I think it is because graduate students are more likely to be experienced, mature and wiser. What is more, graduate students are more likely to get a scholarship or job as teaching/research assistants (TAs/RAs) at the universities. Therefore, unless you have resources to finance your education as a freshman in North America or Europe, my counsel is that you should postpone your coming until you have earned a baccalaureate in your country of origin. When you get here, find where your people are, and link with them; Don’t isolate yourself. You will do better that way.
Mercy, we serve a personal God who hears our prayers. When we speak with a believing heart, he hears; And before we call, he answers. Sometimes, God uses adversity to strengthen us. I know things will get better for you. Please keep the faith!
Some Kenyans do not want to associate themselves with you especially if you mention you haven’t been here for long. I have personally gone through that myself
I believe if someone has a helping sincere heart they will help or just guide.
There’s times when all you need is direction not just financial help. Abd America has toughened people until they careless about anyone else around them.
I can’t tell you how I cried watching her story because I have a few similarities here right now related to her story.
Unfortunately mine is involving kids
God bless her for sharing her story
@@claireellenor I hope you are fine now. God bless you.
She’s so authentic!!! I love her! Such a great story teller.
Your laugh is the most infectious smile I know! Such a happy kid in spite of all the stuff you've gone through.
I learn to never say never in life...God is the one who orders our steps.
Omg I’ve been following ur stories but this one is the one I believe the most and is raw and everything now makes sense coz others stories I was watching left me with more questions than answers. U r a hustler and God is using u to break barriers in ways that only He can. May God bless ur journey, keep the grind going.
True.... this is a very elaborate version compared to all the other interviews.
I'm from Brasil i came here to help my family it's not easy at all God bless you girl ...i feel your pain... Brasilian loves african people we are all brother and sisters...
That's Great to know and very encouraging Marcia. Thanks
I apologize for butting in but I have been intrigued by Brazil since I was a child. I have been thinking about leaving the United States. Can I ask you is Brazil a nice pace to live ?
💖this
Yeah its true...its not easy
@@amixedgoddess no problem you fine ! Brasil is beautiful ❤️ nice people BUT a lot of corruption you will see a lot good and bad things all depends where you're going to stay ! Definitely a beautiful Land to visit you are very welcome!
She is quite an orator, passionate, detailed and with lots of humour. How she smiles in it all is proof of a fierce fighter. Lots of lessons to learn. May God bless her.
I love her command of the language, she is such a pure heart.
You must be very sharp as a door knob to believe her lies.
I saw her other interview and the story is more different I was confused if this was the same person but she is.
She is Luo..thats why.
After listening to her story have decided as from today henceforth to work on myself first before helping others.
Me too,I have decided to make myself happy first then others
@@joycemeyerokal7496 That's a bold decision Meyer,in my case have always gone an extra mile to help my siblings and my mum but have always forgotten that I need to grow and be better.
You’ve got to. No other option , there’s no guarantee that they people you’re breaking your back for will be able to assist you when you need it. As long as you keep giving that hand will be extended to receive. Best to save some for yourself. If they ask for a $100 give $40-50 and save the rest for yourself. It’s ok to do for you, that’s why you wake up everyday to go work.
True
PERIOD
This woman is beautiful and sweet, she is always smiling that is the beautiful part of her life. All the best wishes in life
It was not your destiny because many people have become successful especially when you get green card so that you get opportunity to work and avoid yourself landing to problems
Wow am a Canadian am so sorry to what life has dealt you. But boy you are such a good spirit! Able to laugh and smile behind the pain. I pray that all works out for you. Your story is so true about racism. Good for you to always pushing forward.
I love you because you speak the truth sister. You don't hide anything
Its one of the best videos Ive seen on youtube. Talk about going through war but this lady went through alot worse a real veteran.
African women are the strongest, we never give up and hardships dont break us, am so happy u survived to tell your story sister ❤️❤️❤️
And that is why I am sad when I see African women advocating that our mothers should leave like western women. African women are some of the most hardworking on earth. They are strong. They are the backbone of our society. In most of our towns and villages in Yorubaland, the women form thrift cooperative societies where they contribute money and support each other's businesses. I saw a 2018 Brooking Institution report that indicated an average working adult in the US will have to borrow if they have a $400 emergency. But I can tell you an average market woman in Mile 12, Lagos Nigeria or Bodija, Ibadan (also in Nigeria) can COMFORTABLY afford that.
Let's learn to be original and appreciate our heritage.
Thank you Mercy for being candid. I truly empathize with your adverse experience in the US.
For dreamers, my advice is first to find a mature relative or friend who lives in the diaspora before you get there. These will provide the needed mentoring for the young scholar. And when you get here, listen, focus and be resilient.
What I have observed over the years living in the US, is that students who come here as freshmen, find it harder to adjust compared to those that come here to pursue graduate education. I think it is because graduate students are more likely to be experienced, mature and wiser. What is more, graduate students are more likely to get a scholarship or job as teaching/research assistants (TAs/RAs) at the universities. Therefore, unless you have resources to finance your education as a freshman in North America or Europe, my counsel is that you should postpone your coming until you have earned a baccalaureate in your country of origin. When you get here, find where your people are, and link with them; Don’t isolate yourself. You will do better that way.
Mercy, we serve a personal God who hears our prayers. When we speak with a believing heart, he hears; And before we call, he answers. Sometimes, God uses adversity to strengthen us. I know things will get better for you. Please keep the faith!
@@memyself5412 We African women have to be strong because our men & our governments have failed in providing for & in protecting the welfare of the women & children 😢. And they continue to fail. That's the difference between Africa and the West.
@@estahadassah9470 African government failed in providing for women welfare? African produced her first female Head of State in 70s while the US is to provide none. The former President of Liberia was a woman, Johnson Sirleaf. Most African governments have what we call Ministry of Women Affairs.I disagree with the notion that women in Africa are treated less than their counterparts in the rest of the world. Go to India, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and even the US and see first hand violence against women.
#marry Africa/marry Africans....#black is our slogan!...#original African Names on our Birth Certificates......#oromo Guyo JARSO GALGALLO.....🏃🏃🏃🏃si ni maathlete by birth.. ..🍉🍉🍉🍉🍉🍉🥭🥭🥭🥭🥭🥬🥬🥬🥬🥬🍍🍍🍍🍍🍌🍌🍌🍌🍌🍌🍌
Wowww.... I love this woman. She has such a great soul and ambience. God will continue to prosper your path. Ezekiel from Lagos, Nigeria
She is under 30 and had already gone through all these in life, so her major problem was traveling to America at a tender age, many that went there at a young age also ended up like this because they were so young and had no one to care for them and direct them towards the right direction, and many men will see it as an opportunity to take advantage of them, but thanks be to God that she is alive and when there is life, there is always hope.
This is a big lesson to you parents that want to send your young one to America to go and study, allow your kids to finish university in Africa and then they can go abroad to do their Masters Degree when they are already matured and cannot be easily deceived by anyone that wants to lead them towards a wrong direction.
I was born in Africa i came to America when I was 14 actually America it not what it seem to be there are real hardship and poverty out here to much labor jobs that why lotta people turn to the streets life
When I hear this lady, I see myself..
Cheer up
Mercy, you are so strong... I don't think I would have persevered like you did... Even in my darkest moments I will learn not to give up... God bless you dear.
Everyone is talking about how strong she is but they are overlooking the fact that that there is pain in her face in some parts of her conversation.
Strength comes from enduring pain, at least thus is how I have transmuted my own.
Blessings,
❤️
Well said trauma needs to heal
Clearly she recalls it but she's not a victim anymore...a traumatised individual wouldn't share it how the way and manner she did. She's an over comer✨
that does not make her weak,she is a woman,she is strong
It’s work in progress it will take time to work through it all.
She's the definition of a fighter with all her hardships and despair she never gave up I love it
Thanks for sharing your story. In Africa, not everyone will share their stories like yours. Thanks for making us know the realities of life in the USA.
The nursing home work is crazy. If I had known you, I'd have helped. Plus we are of the same denomination. You are an alright lady. You are a really, really strong lady.
One day her story will be made into a movie 🎥. Very compelling more so for those who believe America is the land of milk and honey
Sometimes people back home don’t understand how people abroad struggle to make ends meet 🙆🏽♀️🙆🏽♀️🙆🏽♀️
@@periswagathiki I knooow 😭😭
Her laughter is infectious
It’s true and she is a good spirited lady .
How she can still afford a smile, amazes me.. strong woman👍💞
Apparently it is a coping mechanism to hide the pain.
This story kept on popping up for a reason so help me God to help this lady is all I can. Africa, one nation under God
I don't know how this got recommended to me but omg, wow..watched the whole thing. This is both eye-opening and horrifying. But can I just say, she is very strong to have gone through all that and come out sane, on the other side.
This is her best interview. .... She is very calm and mature.
May God continue to BLESS this lady!!! Her ancestors were REALLY protecting and holding here!
Her whole story sounds like a movie, my goodness she is a strong lady, have been wanting to go abroad but this is like the 10th scaring story I'm hearing and I fear for my life # Motherland still the best. May the Lord bless you and may your kids never ever lack
America has all the opportunities but the first 3-5 yrs is not gonna be smooth ,it takes resilience and patience,the problem is when you come here today and want to be rich tomorrow,you’ll be frustrated.You’ll never find a place like America,it’s the only place you can be anything you want.It just needs patience and a little time .Like someone said leave your pride in Kenya and come start from somewhere here
May God Bless Her. Quite a story. She has quite a spirit. I know it's not easy in Africa if you don't come from a well off family. However, if you have a bit of funds to start something, you are better off there in Africa. Racism/injustice is rife abroad. It is soul destroying. It is life destroying, traumatic and not something to joke about. Why trade freedom if you can set up something small and have a normal life in a peaceful environment? You can go to experience and settle where you don't question the colour of your skin. Life abroad is not what it looks in the movies.
@@blessedsuccessful I agree with you. America is land of laws and rules, to be successful you need to be very patient and work hard.
Facts 🙌🏾 patience, hard work, resilience and a lot of God's grace and divine protection
@@blessedsuccessful hmm...I think it seems like land of opportunity because if for eg you're a high school drop out u can still get a job unlike our country/island where u need to be educated...I think it's a place to come work save and go home otherwise at the end u will be over worked stressed and end up in their nursing home which is horrible.
I can listen to her the whole day. Great story teller👌
You have an awesome spirit girl. We thank God for sparing your life, now we get to hear your story and be alert. May you continue to prosper. May God keep you in health so that you can provide for your children and they don't suffer. Love from South Africa ♥️😘
What a story! How she tells it with smiles laughter pain and hope is remarkable. God bless and keep you sis. 🇬🇭
This lady for sure has been through a lot, I pray God continues to see her through. Please people let’s support this lady which ever way we can, she is a rising star. Go girl God gat you covered
I know her personally but she was not hard working, she was not driven, a lot of things she says are not true, she lived in hollywood shelter and as I said she was not driven
@@anonimas82 Why didn't you assist your sister with advice?
@@anonimas82 how do you know she wasn't driven?
Wow! What a journey & testimony. So brave of you to share this, it will save a young woman’s life somewhere.
You made my 14 year old shed tears but one thing I know is if God was with you in America and carried you through and brought you this far,,, obviously he will fulfill your destiny,, (Destiny can be delayed but cannot be denied)
I love this woman. She is so truthful about her experience.
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Anyone in the U.S can relate with a part of her story. Mercy, we can’t wait to see what God will go through you. I believe so many people will be educated through this.
Wow Mercy you are resilient. You have so much joy in the face of adversary. God continue to guide and protect you🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
There’s nothing to learn in this stole she came and allowed satan to use her she is lazy she let her body use her instead of her using her brain 🧠
STOP bothering GOD in KENYA too much THIEVES there and NIGERIA plz stop...
I realized how heaven Africa was when I came to America😢 I thought America was better than Africa but I was lying to my self InshAllah I will be back to Mama Africa soon
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And vice versa. As an American all the countries I have visited, none of them compare to America because that is my home. When I was abroad I yearned for America. Sure, other places were nice but there is no place like home.
Amiin insha Allah come back plz
Ohhh LOrd what a story. This I recommend to all to watch. Many life lesson right here. She has spoken for 75 minutes non stop. May God bless her
Bless her. She's lucky to have made it out alive! Love her spirit, and as someone mentioned, she has amazing storytelling skills. I hope she's happy
She has such a resilient spirit.Kudos Mercy. Keep on sharing your testimony.Let your life story be your breakthrough
Mercy, I have listened to your story, and it's inspiring. I am a single mother myself and had to raise my children myself. Now my children are grown and they have blessed my life God is good Mercy.
Such a sad story told with so much grace, humor. What a hopeful soul!!! May God heal & restore her heart! There’s so much pain in that beautiful smilie, but God heals. It’s beautiful to see how hopeful she is. The ending broke my heart alittle, not gonna lie. 🙏🏽
I’m amazed by how well she handled herself in this interview. Another person would have been crying, it’s a sad story.
You are a very frank lady. Down to earth woman. May your trauma in America not kill your spirit. God bless your recovery efforts. Your sincerity impresses me.
An amazing story. Changing planes in the mid west and watched the whole hour and my phone’s battery is @ 13%. Please keep your head up and when I come around Kenya I will surely visit. God bless you girl........😊
Wow... This story is a beautiful piece. So inspirational, an eye opener, and the naivety and how she laughed through it was both comical and sentimental...
You are a beautiful person with a beautiful genuine soul & May God continuously guide you & give you the desires of your heart.
What’s so beautiful is you can still smile. & have Joy despite the challenges you’ve endured!
That’s right girl don’t let the negative ever make you a bitter person that way you defeat the devil, you’re a winner!
Don’t ever look back keep going forward God will take you places you’ve never been before!!
She had no one to take her under their wings...abroad as a first timer you need this. It can be a dark place. Really dark
Very true when you have no family or friend here. A lot of instability before you settle down.
That's so true.
Absolutely true.
Really bad ..slept in my car
I never had😭 But I thank GOD today 🙏
She is a very strong woman, she has literally gone through hell and she is still strong enough to stand on her feet and tell her story. You are an inspiration to many Mercy
The way she remembers d tiniest details shows she's really sharp
But she is highly educated and very intelligent
"I didn't know I was black until I reached America!” (USA)
:: Statement of the year::SIYASANGA HLAZO
THIS IS A VERY POWERFUL STATEMENT....
She’s so right I didn’t know I was black till I come too American I thought there’s no suffering gold pave the road all people live good till I come here it’s a rude awakening people are cold unloved 32 years in America and I can count friends on my fingers I gown used to be alone.
It’s a difficult place
@@sweetbe49: if you are from a black country, there are no distinctions to be made. I do not see it as racist
Me too