I am a Kenyan staying in America for over 18 years! I have been through it all even went to jail for driving with no license and had alcohol too! But I got up, brushed it off and I started from a CNA to LPN to RN and now and studying for my PN, practitioner, but the sky is the limit! I owe a house now and God is my strength!
@@daveparko3519 One can still start from LPN, to RN(associates) to RN( Bachelors) to Nurse Practitioner (Masters) to Doctor of Nursing Practice , learning never stops and ambitious Nurses in America are always in school.
why are some people offended in what she is saying. its her experience and her opinion. Everyone has their own story, just learn from her what is important.
As a perosn who has lived in America for so long i can only say everyone has their story.Staying FOCUSED and CHOOSING your friends wisely is the key.It doesn't matter how much you make, is all about how much you keep.
Joice, I thank this lady for coming back to her children I am 40 years and the only child to my mom and I am undergoing depression. My mom died in USA this year, she had series of accidents caused by fatigue due to overworking all this lady is saying is true.
Pole sana God comfort you don’t give up let God be your guide in all you do so sad about your mum decree and declare you will live a long life and good health in Jesus name take care of yourself
Team USA 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 Awwwww🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪Kenya we love💓💓💓But very Grateful to God for American life🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸We have been able to change many lives with God He is able Eph.3:20🍇🍇🍇🍇
I lived in America for a year..& did Nursing briefly. I came back home & the nursing experience I had 20yrs ago in America helped me to take care of my ailing father who rested & went to be with Lord last year. God was preparing me to handle my parents sunset years 2 decades ago.
In the US for 19 years now straight out of high school. The start is rough but hustle is real. Went to school for nursing worked for 7 years as an LPN while going to school for accounting and raising a family. I am now a tax accountant going to 5 years and I love it.
@@amyskitchen_jikoni Hello. Just wanted to let you know that Jesus loves you very much. He is coming back very soon and He wants you to be ready. Just go to Him as you are. You don’t have to be perfect. The only thing He requires is a full surrender of your life. Go to Him and give Him your life and everything. Once you surrender everything (from the heart). He will give you The Holy Spirit in His fullness. The Holy Spirit will then give you faith, the power to overcome sin, peace, fulfillment and above all, eternal life. You cannot do it on your own strength. It’s only by the Holy Spirit. And you get The Holy Spirit once you lay everything down, including your life at The Lord’s feet. He says in His Word “Not by might, not by power but by my Spirit”. People think Christianity is boring. That’s because they see it as a religion. Christianity is not a religion, but a personal relationship with Jesus Christ who loves you and gave Himself for you. Having a relationship with Christ is the most joyful fulfilling thing you can ever have. Jesus changed my life and He wants to change yours as well. The reason we are all here is to fellowship with and have a relationship with God.
Life abroad is like the proverbial grass that look green from afar but no sooner than you get there and you realize the empty patches. In Italy, we fought the language barriers, the discrimination and the harsh climate. These are the dry patches and it's only if you are strong enough you overcome. Am here for 14 years and can't complain.
Was in Italy in the late 90s...as a tourist those days no Visa was required for Kenyans travelling there and was there for 6 months was hosted by an Aunt who still lives there to this day...stayed in the Northern part of Italy the Trento/Rovereto area...it was nice but the language barrier was a big problem and racism...although for the most part I found some Italians to be warm and friendly...would love to visit again someday when this Rona goes away and when some normalcy prevails.
That was her journey and i respect it!! But personally i would never exchange the life i have now in America by the grace of God to cameroon where i came from!!! Blessings
If you have the correct skills and education, it is not hard to settle and get a job. It may be a little rough at the start but with a little patience, you can thrive. Love living abroad
Very true. Most of us struggled to be where we ar and we supported families back home as at that time and managed to invest in Kenya. U have to tie ur belt. I was I. My early thirties but l chose to work. My youngest son followed five years later. He’s well settled and educated
America is no different from Kenya. Education gives you professional job and lack of education puts you at low jobs. There are Kenyan lawyers, accountants, registered nurses, IT and so many other professions.
Interestingly those that don’t thrive are the ones vocalizing the struggles and generalizing that a majority have the same experience. I know many that are making notable impact, have businesses and lucrative careers. Nkt
Am a kenyan in USA and I own a painting business....there's nothing good like kazi za mkono....the only problem is finding people to help you with the work 💪
America is all about being focussed and disciplined,love what you do advance in education and and life becomes better. That's all. There are a lot of success stories in the diaspora,not just USA God,focus, discipline
@@miladymyla nursing jobs they head hunt you, even if you apply online and it's very well paying, but you have to be licenced by the u.s board of nursing if you are a nurse elsewhere. You can challenge the nclex board exams you need a certain book/books to read just saying it's doable kujeni.
My take is that, the first people you meet when you migrate are very important. Secondly, be ready to leave those degrees and certificates at JKIA as mzungu wants experience from abroad. Lastly the friends you keep will either propel you or destroy you.
I honestly admire the brutal truth ,I have a lot of respect for people who are brave enough to say it as it is and more so brave enough to call it a day and go back where they belong.Kudos Maam!
If you leave Kenya without "making it" it is also highly likely you will not make it overseas. It is a state of mind and not dependent on geographic region. A successful person and not just financial but in many other ways that money cannot buy will always be a successful person wherever they end up; China, Asia, US you name it. People equate travelling overseas to "making it". It is just the beginning. It is tough overseas, it is tough in Kenya. Just choose where you plan to execute your game plan and execute it.
Just very frank in telling her story and experience unlike many who spice and coat it with falsehood.If only Kenya would be managed properly it’s the best place to be.
This interview has reminded me that no matter what you go through in life closer to God is the best. It's true fear God and know what you love life continues thank you Jesus. I love you both ladies God bless you receive hugs and kisses🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤👍
@@catalinaparis9271 What I have learnt from most people who've gone to the states is that you have to go back to school there in order to get professional jobs. For example, a maths teacher from a private school in Kenya got a green card and went to the states. When he reached there, he found he could only work as a security guard - he thought he would teach maths in the USA and earn thousands of dollars. He also said Kenyans don't tell each other the truth and they tell you to work those odd jobs, instead of encouraging you to go back to school and get USA qualifications... He researched and found that he had to get qualified - and qualified means a USA degree/education in addition to his Kenyan education and decades of work experience as a maths teacher. He, therefore, signed up for an online degree or something like that. And after graduation, now got a job in a high school teaching mathematics. I think his story is on LynnNgugi's channel or similar. So there's the catch - in addition to your education and work experience, you have to get a USA qualification - and that means their education and licencing. At least that is what I have deduced from many of these episodes. But, I have never gone to the USA and so I am just blubbering here. I could be very very very wrong in my suppossitions.
Soo candid, very strong lady. ....i think she should have talked to the guys languishing out of the country but lack the courage to go back home.Wish her all the best..she was a big name on radio but never came to see her..she is soo cute.
I came to usa 🇺🇸on 2017, hosted by my uncle who was so friendly when I was still in kenya but guess what, after I got my greencard and stayed with them for 5months I almost lost my soul, I had to ran away from them,they even thought iwont make it, later on I had to move out, I slept in my car for 2 weeks, the car had no A/C, but 4yrs down the line, I have best cars than them, having good life and I forgave them for what I did.its not a joke it's crazy. And good at the same time
@@serahkimani965 once you get here you don't know if your relatives can really change you know once they get here some of them are not the same people we know,u can't go to work immediately you gotta wait for your documents to arrive and then boom off you go.I was helped much better by people idont even know,I was depressed am telling you, I almost thought of going back home and I told myself igot this,USA is awesome icant regret Even abit
Some of us were trained nurses in Kenya and that included cleaning people. Even in hospitals here in the US,nurses wash patients. It's part of giving care.
There are two types of nursing Ya kufanya hospital. Na kutake care of old People: this need heart kupanguza matako ya mtu mkubwa na kutowa mafi kila siku si kazi ya rahisi...but kazi ni kazi u just need heart.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤👏👏👏
Nungari waambie malekani si mchezo. I started as a CNA too, but the best thing with USA it gives you a chance to advance yourself in school. Never despise a humble beginning.
Having stayed in america for 17 years. I was humbled and humbled some more. But i knew what i wanted. I moved from dishwasher to a team lead in a federal government (dep of Veterans affairs) as psychiatric provider where 99 %of my team are aphd holders. Work only one job, have properties in kenya and so on. Moral of the story, go for your dreams wherever they lead you, take risks, align yourself with good people, believe in God, follow the laws, and remember your parents/your people.
The Minute you humble yourself and look to Jesus that is when success comes. I do not look down on any Kenyan no matter what job you do. Just know God is on the throne. Work for Him no matter what you are doing. God bless you.
There are hundred of thousands of Kenyans in the US, this is just one example. she does not represent how the rest of us feel. America is a great country, lots of opportunities and Kenyans especially in Seattle WA are very much together, very organized and they look out out for each other. Don`t be discouraged. God Bless America.
I agree with you. Who did she hang with? The WA Kenyans are known to be very well knit together. My 2 cents, she didn't have a good exposure and guidance.
Life in the US is not for everyone. First of all there's paid parking at the airport where you park, find a restaurant, or place to wait for your loved one. You don't have to work two jobs. I know a man who's taking care of his kids in Kenya while the wife is in the US. It's all about planning and research. Some people have gone back home and prospered, others things didn't work out. For anyone out there dreaming of the American dream, life is all about taking risks. Go after your dream.
I agree!! I made it big in the U.S and im not in health care. I pity her for such cna experiences coming from media!! Some kenyans have a dip on the side stato mwenye anataka kukuja plz don't get discouraged! She has not talked about successful kenyans in the U.S🤔🤔 it seems hakukutana na yeyote poor thing. People own big companies, schools employing over 35 workers?? huyu alikuwa nursing home akiosha tuguka na mabeste wake walikuwa c.n.a's! She never rubbed shoulders with other kenyans it seems.
I was wondering why she was saying you can only pick and drop at the airport. Also her Aunty could have checked on the internet when the flight is landing and /or Nungari could have told her.
Miss Nungari, You never talked at all about successfull kenyans living in America!! and you never elaborated the difference of people with citizenships and green cards na wale bila papers🤔the state you were at is notorious for CNA jobs, na watu hawana makaratasi, thats all they do. I've never done those kind of jobs, im in the coporate America earning a 6 figure salary, and alot of my friends too, I went to school, America is a country of opportunities, you also need to mix with the right people to get the right advises wenye mtu amekuta pia the hosts, play a big role on how somebody will progress in this country it's not that bad! Id give a different interview from yours if I was on that seat.
@Damry - Nungari was giving her story & that was her experience & perception in & of the US. You have a positive story - well good for you! ukikuja jamhuri seek audience with JG & give your version but let's not cancel people giving a narrative that is different from what we believe - everyone's experience is dif - some love the US & some can't wait to go back to motherland. It is what it is 🤷♀️
I believe you went back because of your children and your heart was not in USA. I love my life in UK and our community is together that you feel at home.
That true, sometimes a heart is connected to somewhere else rather than where you are living, I see many people in the rest part of Europe when they get papers they move to UK, either they say they will earn more money or because of the language, some comes back but others stay there forever, but when you embrace the language the culture then you live comfortably, I believe everything that has advantages and disadvantages at the same time
I’m thankful God gave me a chance to be here in the States! It has definitely helped me not only to change my life but also those of my family. It’s devastating how pple try to portray places so bad when things don’t work out for them. I moved here at only 18 right after my high school. Despite challenges at the beginning, God helped me get through it. Through hard work and help from my ever loving God, I was accorded a full scholarship. Where in Kenya scholarships are offered??? After my graduation I hope to enroll medical school. When I visit Kenya I would love to share my own experience and inspire someone out there! It’s not that bad!!! Stay focused, disciplined, know what you want and above all, have a helping hand! God will bless you abundantly.
Less than 2 years in 🇺🇸 and I thank God so far. Nobody is living a lie. We appreciate whatever we do. Watu wa nyumbani ndio wako na different perception
If you have the right papers, it is not that bad...like any new place, ku hustle ni lazima as you settle. Even in Kenya people have a main job and a side hustle ...so hustle is everywhere.
Nungari Wamuchai had three jobs in the U.S and going to school at the same time. Wow! i am not sure how she was able to manage that in a day. I have lived in United States for over 30 years and now enjoying my lazy days.
That's the truth, I'm surprised all the kenyans who have come here have gone through the same experience. I want to come back home definitely but not just yet . All you needed to do was go to school and bring your kids over, I feel like going home is the easy way out . I prefer to stay because here I work and get paid my worth and all I needed to do was get an education and I'm set . I've done videos about my experience here and coming here on my channel, SHIKO THE MILLENNIAL. When I get tired of living in the US I remember how much I wanted to come here and all I want to experience.
Don't get me wrong you can make it. As I said I'm done with my nursing that I paid cash for so I have a good job to pay all my bills and school. You can come and earn upto 500k a month easily but forget about social life you'll be working and then some.
Be where you are thriving in all spheres of life. Everyone has their own experience and what they desire in life. I love the way she dealt with her reality and she's not imposing it on anyone. I feel sorry for those who hang on to a life that they're not thriving in just to maintain face. This lady is bold.
once you are in USA, open your eyes and roll up your sleeve, life is not easy but its promising. I don't regnet being in USA because my life and that of my children changed. when I manage to bring my children then I can go back to 254 to and fro. As I age up I need good medial and God had given me the chance. All depends on individusls
Germany is worse coz you start by learning their language, and it's the first thing I did within the first few months, then with all the challenges, I did a fach assistance course in nursing and for 2 years now I have been working as one . Here taxes are very high and many prefer "working under the carpet " to avoid paying taxes. I choose to go the regal way coz I felt and still feel it's good to also give back to the government for paying for my course. Hapa if you are jobless the government pays for your housing and give you maintenance money so many prefer " black jobs " which I also did earlier...but I don't regret doing it the legal way.
America ni gutee..I always admire the guys who staid put at home and are making it..biulding their 1st home through saccos n what not ,side hustles and most importantly trully happy and not the social media hype of teslas and two homes 🤣🇰🇪🇰🇪
Nungari is an icon and a mentor i love her soo much! Thankyou soo much JG for bringing her❤️🙏Very true life in diaspora is hard my first months away i fell into depression 😢then i started making friends and now i feel home❤️😁
The US is no joke, let nobody lie to you in the comment section. it can be good or bad to you, depends with where you fall. Yes you can make it if you play your cards right but just know that it's a very competitive place where people value individualism more than collectivism and it has very strict laws and most people here survive on credit.
Nungari Muchai. I feel you and thank you for putting it out there. It's the same story out here in the 🇬🇧🇬🇧 it's by God's grace 18 years strong but my heart yearns for Kenya❣️
Marriage question is a pain in neck for most Kenyans in America. Then comes stating the job one does. Nungari is very straightforward unlike many people who can’t admit cleaning the elderly for a living.
Exactly you don't need to work sijui that crazy.. but some people want to have a whole estate in two years so they will be forced to do all those shifts..
America, just like any other place, you hustle. Period. Numero dos, what kind of papers did the interviewee hold? That alone makes a huge difference. It's not as bad as portrayed here
I agree I have studied in England lived in both Europe and america and it's been great I cant complain, I have owned property had kids it's been 14years.
I think it all about mindset, me i hv been in Europe for almost 20 years and never felt at home and it only that I brought my kids here otherwise I would have already gone back, I don't see myself working until am 67yrs 😢
I really like this interview the lady is so honest and it is so obvious she owns all her mistakes......does not have victim mentally! I have lived in England over 30 years looking forward to return home.
Am in the USA and i dont regret. You just need to be focused with your goals and what you want. I have one job single with one income ,two kids and i manage very good,and paying my all bills. Go to school upgrade yourself the rest will follow. It again depends with what kind of papers you have.
14 months in the US and no regrets at all. Starting afresh in all ways. Rural Midwest America has been good. America is about military like discipline, Work when it is work time, sleep when it is sleep time, family time at all opportunity. Nairobi is all about freedom but freedom is about having funds to get it. It's about focus and thinking long term. It is a fantastic place.
U v summed it up very well. Remain focused and no money is little or big money. It’s how u budget urself. My mom once told me when l got my first job after leaving school. I v always remembered those words. Rest in peace mom
Nungari is a very very brave woman to share her life experiences publicly but as a counsellor I strongly feel she still needs intensive counselling and support coz those 7 years in the states were really loaded and so impactful in her life.
Ability, Nungari.....wacha kuchoma. I don't know what kind of a neighborhood you lived in but if you didn't get along with your neighbors, then that's why you were lonely. Live is what you make of it whether I'm Kenya or wherever else. And stop saying that people are addicts or come home dead. I totally beg to differ with you. Don't make it look like America is doomland. Most of us in the USA 🇺🇸are happy and thriving.
Nungari only mentioned the disadvantages of life in America which ppl in Kenya may not be aware of. She wasn't generalising. I lived for many years in Stato & I know both worlds. There are different biographies in America & in Kenya , just like everywhere else. Everyone has a different experience; be realistic
@@estahadassah9470 thank you,I was looking for an opinion same as hers.Honestly,I picked her experience from the interview.I don't remember her talking about any other person,this whole story was about her.I see many people missing the word "debatable on this interview".
This is my story . I Left him with kids and left for states. It took me three years to come back home. Husband moved on, he left the kids time ya corona , None of my relatives cared but they loved the money I used to send them lol, I used to bembeleza them to go see my kids , i send them fare but they didn't lol. I raised my kids on whatsapp videos , I took my daughter to school k kwa simu coz nobody was there, I ongad baby daddy ndio anisaidie ata kupeleka mtoto hospitali, my kids were depressed and all that. Anyway the ninja moved on and am happy for him, am now back home and happy with my kids. Mungu ni mwema. Hakuna pendo kama la Mama.
Am Kenyan/ Tanzanian born in United States if your smart an focus you can use the United States as a platform to invest back home in Kenya 🇰🇪 which is my dream
I can't survive away from Kenya for 7 yrs! Even one year is too much for me. I'm usually over the moon whenever I'm flying back home. My everyday prayer is that God bless me here at home en then sm day I'd love to travel the world just to see en have fun
good advise to some goat wives,any single lady or mother out there has no interest with your men!some could even be widows and you are no exceptional,life can happen,get to know their journey before treating them with suspicion..beautiful story there
I have been in the US since 1979 and I can honestly say sijafanya hizo doubles ama nursing home jobs. College degrees from American universities when you are young are wonderful.
What a game changer interview this was by JG. Nungari is brutally honest about American life and isn't it interesting how she hasn't lost the Kenyan accent even one bit. Wengine wakienda one month aty wanatweng🤣😂. Loved the part where she was elated at the JKIA airport on seeing Karibu Kenya. Karibu sana nyumbani Nungari
Kabisa,home is best heri you hustle in your home country surrounded by love that nchi jina tu!! Watu wengine they visit after even 5yrs unashidwa ni ticket they can't afford ama??
Miriam.i once returned home from abroad and i went to shags wacha nililima sukuma wiki kwa fujo, my nephew observed this and commented,,ati anti unalima kama tractor yet my dad owns a real tractor, I missed kulima like crazy, during my stay abroad i missed mboga kienyeji so much I cannot fathom why.i planted them and used to harvest and cook them everyday.
I will have to say this. And Kindly read. As much as you may hate US, this country trains you to be dependent. I agree you have to work hard. But it is how we achieve. Maybe you would not have a chance to even get that simple interview, if u had not gone to US. Success is not just on tangible stuff. But the exposure, experience, problem solving skills and the fact that u get some advantage on top of others. Been in US for 6 yrs, i do visit often, i may not have plots or cars, but my mind has that potential of building an empire. All what matters is what you keep in your mind and utilize.
Am greatful to be in the USA its hard at first but doable and you can grow too in education and get rewards of hard work. If you have your heart elsewhere its hard especially with close family apart(especially kids).
I am a qualified nurse in Germany and we also have alot of old people in hospitals who need maximum care like Nungari said. I have been doing this for some years and i must say sio kazi ya kila mtu, you have to have it in your blood. Ni kazi ngumu sana.
I feel you , I am a nurse in UK worked with elderly service users part time but now I work with learning disabilities- children and young adults. That's my specialty, not easy but I love working with such individuals. We thank God 🙏🏼
Well said. Their are Advantages & Disadvantages both in Kenya & US. I must say, mostly in US many are so blinded with what life is all about. Congratulations for being brave to move back to Kenya. I am so confused that l still need canceling.
The thing that completely torture you when you go to US is when you live your family behind but nobody understands your pain because heart got its own food,i have been there but 70% of your mind is home.
Thank u for advising married women. Single women have enough work to do. They r not always after Ur husbands. In any case some r not interested in married men
I think Nungari has never been settled in life. At her age she needs assistance to resolve any underlying issues and develop a laser focused approach to life. It doesn't matter if one is in Kenya or US, if you don't know what is important and required of your life, confusion will dominate.
Tommy love7 I think you really need to look deep into your life and ask why you have the proclivity to pass judgment on a total stranger on you tube. You may end up benefiting from your own advice.
My brother,drive there back home.tell them to really culculate for you the taxes they pay.they earn eg,they earn 1000 usd ,they pay 500usd taxes. As a truck driver in Kenya I guess you must be earning 40-50k amonth, do go anywhere
And buy your own truck you can make alot of money, usikufe moyo there is a kenyan company 4 guys partners wako na 300 trucks and they started being truck drivers!!.
One sweet day we shall come back we are many here all chasing a dream not all will make it not all will come back but our God will see us through we’ve changed other peoples lives by being here so no regrets so far🙏🏿
watching from alabama usa you are right nungari this place can be boring if i have something good to do in kenya i would go back to kenya my country kenya is full of life
Greetings and thank you for this channel. To me, its a Kiswahili class above other lessons I learn. Hope to start speaking the language starting here. May God bless you
My dreams for the USA are exactly how I envisioned. God has been gracious and I am forever grateful. My dreams and so much more. My brother took more than good care of me, directed me. I’ve never done a dirty job or overworked myself. I work two days a week for over 20yrs. Your past has a lot to do with how you view the USA. If your dream is quick cash- you go to the dirty jobs. I went to American cultural center and did my research before I ever got my visa. You know what you want Nungari and I love that!
I feel you i was in Australia and I also came back and would never go back I dont regret my decision since I also dozed off due to fatigue and got an accident , luckily I am alive back in Kenya , most guys dont tell you the truth about overseas she is authentic all the best
Nungari, thanks for sharing. You hit on very important points. Been living in Canada for the last 21 years. I have a good corporate job, but had to go back to college as a mature student, while raising a young child. But it has paid off. I yearn to relocate back home 🇰🇪 sometimes. Especially during winter. 🥶. JG, I love your show. And especially your beautiful smile.
The decision to leave one place and move to another whether local or international comes with its advantages and disadvantages. How you deal with your final decision is the key. You can either choose to live regretting or embrace your choice and be positive. All in all, life is a journey of learning and growth, in most joyous situations and even in the most challenging times. Thank you for sharing your story.
I am a Kenyan staying in America for over 18 years! I have been through it all even went to jail for driving with no license and had alcohol too! But I got up, brushed it off and I started from a CNA to LPN to RN and now and studying for my PN, practitioner, but the sky is the limit! I owe a house now and God is my strength!
So how did you go from LPN to RN and now you are studying for PN practitioner??? I know what PN means!!!!
@@daveparko3519 she did a bachelor of science in nursing (rn) not associate degree
@@daveparko3519 One can still start from LPN, to RN(associates) to RN( Bachelors) to Nurse Practitioner (Masters) to Doctor of Nursing Practice , learning never stops and ambitious Nurses in America are always in school.
Congratulations mrembo!! +1 is tough but we brush it off & move on
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why are some people offended in what she is saying. its her experience and her opinion. Everyone has their own story, just learn from her what is important.
As a perosn who has lived in America for so long i can only say everyone has their story.Staying FOCUSED and CHOOSING your friends wisely is the key.It doesn't matter how much you make, is all about how much you keep.
Solid words up here👆🏿
@@maddproff i learned that the hard way but the ALMIGHTY GOD never let me down.
Well said, greetings from TX
That's 💯 true, choosing friends and staying focused .
@@jumuisha very true
Joice, I thank this lady for coming back to her children I am 40 years and the only child to my mom and I am undergoing depression. My mom died in USA this year, she had series of accidents caused by fatigue due to overworking all this lady is saying is true.
Pole sana Anyango. May God continue comforting you.
Pole sana coz of your mum!
Pole coz of yr mom but why was she over working?
Pole sana God comfort you don’t give up let God be your guide in all you do so sad about your mum decree and declare you will live a long life and good health in Jesus name take care of yourself
Pole sana
Team USA 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 Awwwww🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪Kenya we love💓💓💓But very Grateful to God for American life🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸We have been able to change many lives with God He is able Eph.3:20🍇🍇🍇🍇
True
Proud marylander
Team US...yes ma'am...the company you keep...makes or breaks you...
Amen! I love my country Kenya 🇰🇪 but America 🇺🇸has really been good to me
@@lizkimani9576 pia nami ngetaka usaidizi nfike
I lived in America for a year..& did Nursing briefly. I came back home & the nursing experience I had 20yrs ago in America helped me to take care of my ailing father who rested & went to be with Lord last year. God was preparing me to handle my parents sunset years 2 decades ago.
In the US for 19 years now straight out of high school. The start is rough but hustle is real. Went to school for nursing worked for 7 years as an LPN while going to school for accounting and raising a family. I am now a tax accountant going to 5 years and I love it.
Hello naomba kupata FB or insta handle yako. Coz natafuta host Incase niapply DV card
@@amyskitchen_jikoni Hello. Just wanted to let you know that Jesus loves you very much. He is coming back very soon and He wants you to be ready.
Just go to Him as you are. You don’t have to be perfect. The only thing He requires is a full surrender of your life. Go to Him and give Him your life and everything. Once you surrender everything (from the heart). He will give you The Holy Spirit in His fullness. The Holy Spirit will then give you faith, the power to overcome sin, peace, fulfillment and above all, eternal life. You cannot do it on your own strength. It’s only by the Holy Spirit. And you get The Holy Spirit once you lay everything down, including your life at The Lord’s feet. He says in His Word “Not by might, not by power but by my Spirit”.
People think Christianity is boring. That’s because they see it as a religion. Christianity is not a religion, but a personal relationship with Jesus Christ who loves you and gave Himself for you. Having a relationship with Christ is the most joyful fulfilling thing you can ever have. Jesus changed my life and He wants to change yours as well. The reason we are all here is to fellowship with and have a relationship with God.
Tell me can my CPA qualifications be recognized there plus if I come for masters in accounting.
How is the job prospects
Life abroad is like the proverbial grass that look green from afar but no sooner than you get there and you realize the empty patches.
In Italy, we fought the language barriers, the discrimination and the harsh climate. These are the dry patches and it's only if you are strong enough you overcome. Am here for 14 years and can't complain.
What about the brain drain..?
So true!
Was in Italy in the late 90s...as a tourist those days no Visa was required for Kenyans travelling there and was there for 6 months was hosted by an Aunt who still lives there to this day...stayed in the Northern part of Italy the Trento/Rovereto area...it was nice but the language barrier was a big problem and racism...although for the most part I found some Italians to be warm and friendly...would love to visit again someday when this Rona goes away and when some normalcy prevails.
That was her journey and i respect it!! But personally i would never exchange the life i have now in America by the grace of God to cameroon where i came from!!! Blessings
That's Cameroon, Kenya is more developed by far.
If you have the correct skills and education, it is not hard to settle and get a job. It may be a little rough at the start but with a little patience, you can thrive. Love living abroad
Very true. Most of us struggled to be where we ar and we supported families back home as at that time and managed to invest in Kenya. U have to tie ur belt. I was I. My early thirties but l chose to work. My youngest son followed five years later. He’s well settled and educated
God has been very kind to me and my son as we v always trusted in God and He’s been our guide. Nothing is impossible when u put God first.
America is no different from Kenya. Education gives you professional job and lack of education puts you at low jobs. There are Kenyan lawyers, accountants, registered nurses, IT and so many other professions.
🇺🇸 is great , i concur with u missy
Interestingly those that don’t thrive are the ones vocalizing the struggles and generalizing that a majority have the same experience. I know many that are making notable impact, have businesses and lucrative careers. Nkt
I love your honesty,that is the true picture here. Leave alone the social media life people brag about. Kwa ground vitu ni different. I miss home.😢😢😢
Hio ni ukweli...
Some of us live better in Kenya than those in States or wherever else outside home. But again ppl go out for different reasons and can't judge
I love this lady, she is telling the truth. I have always had two or three jobs, a family and going to school. Love the content.
Am a kenyan in USA and I own a painting business....there's nothing good like kazi za mkono....the only problem is finding people to help you with the work 💪
Wow that's great,,invite me brother I'm tired here in gulf
@@wafulaalice5180 kabisa
@@edwinchagara2970 Am construction Engineer but still trained as a carpenter invite me am interested
Invite me oh!
Wooi,niite nipige hizo sandpaper mbaya mbovu lol
America is all about being focussed and disciplined,love what you do advance in education and and life becomes better.
That's all.
There are a lot of success stories in the diaspora,not just USA
God,focus, discipline
Am a Kenyan Lady nurse by profession
Working in Us
So far so good
No regrets
Kujeni tufanye kazi wapendwa
Better organise to make our country great,when you migrate abroad,china man is grabbing your resources so at the end of the day,we lose the war.
You're very positive. God bless you.
How did you get the job?
@@miladymyla nursing jobs they head hunt you, even if you apply online and it's very well paying, but you have to be licenced by the u.s board of nursing if you are a nurse elsewhere. You can challenge the nclex board exams you need a certain book/books to read just saying it's doable kujeni.
Tell them daktati..
My take is that, the first people you meet when you migrate are very important. Secondly, be ready to leave those degrees and certificates at JKIA as mzungu wants experience from abroad. Lastly the friends you keep will either propel you or destroy you.
I agree with you 💯
Exactly 💯 from uk 🇬🇧
@@millie12362 Niko Hertfordshire
That is very true
Ongeza voluuuuume from Germany nnif need be prepare urself psychologically to learn a new language
I honestly admire the brutal truth ,I have a lot of respect for people who are brave enough to say it as it is and more so brave enough to call it a day and go back where they belong.Kudos Maam!
If you leave Kenya without "making it" it is also highly likely you will not make it overseas. It is a state of mind and not dependent on geographic region. A successful person and not just financial but in many other ways that money cannot buy will always be a successful person wherever they end up; China, Asia, US you name it. People equate travelling overseas to "making it". It is just the beginning. It is tough overseas, it is tough in Kenya. Just choose where you plan to execute your game plan and execute it.
@@lionprinceashanti7912 what a beautiful note hapo. you nailed it kabisa. I second your thoughts.
Just very frank in telling her story and experience unlike many who spice and coat it with falsehood.If only Kenya would be managed properly it’s the best place to be.
What’s a good contact to reach you for more info for folk outside Kenya
Oh yes thats very true our kenya is the best but pesa dio problem
Well said.Nobody will develop our country than ourselves.
This interview has reminded me that no matter what you go through in life closer to God is the best. It's true fear God and know what you love life continues thank you Jesus. I love you both ladies God bless you receive hugs and kisses🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤👍
True
Thank you Nūngari for your candidness & honesty about life in Stato 😍🎉💐!! I always cry for joy when I land at JKA "Karibu Kenya" 💗
To everyone watching and reading this may God bless you and your family and may He give you happiness and successful life in Mighty Name
Amen
🙏AMEN.
Thanks.
Amen
In Jesus Christ Name Amen 🙏
OMG. Wonderful. The two are full of positive attitudes. America is not a walk in the park unless one is a competent professional.
True true. In all diaspora. U got to work hard and go back to college to get qualifications. U won’t regret.
@@janekarue9410 Do our grades and certificates matter?
@@catalinaparis9271 What I have learnt from most people who've gone to the states is that you have to go back to school there in order to get professional jobs. For example, a maths teacher from a private school in Kenya got a green card and went to the states. When he reached there, he found he could only work as a security guard - he thought he would teach maths in the USA and earn thousands of dollars. He also said Kenyans don't tell each other the truth and they tell you to work those odd jobs, instead of encouraging you to go back to school and get USA qualifications... He researched and found that he had to get qualified - and qualified means a USA degree/education in addition to his Kenyan education and decades of work experience as a maths teacher. He, therefore, signed up for an online degree or something like that. And after graduation, now got a job in a high school teaching mathematics. I think his story is on LynnNgugi's channel or similar. So there's the catch - in addition to your education and work experience, you have to get a USA qualification - and that means their education and licencing. At least that is what I have deduced from many of these episodes. But, I have never gone to the USA and so I am just blubbering here. I could be very very very wrong in my suppossitions.
Soo candid, very strong lady. ....i think she should have talked to the guys languishing out of the country but lack the courage to go back home.Wish her all the best..she was a big name on radio but never came to see her..she is soo cute.
I came to usa 🇺🇸on 2017, hosted by my uncle who was so friendly when I was still in kenya but guess what, after I got my greencard and stayed with them for 5months I almost lost my soul, I had to ran away from them,they even thought iwont make it, later on I had to move out, I slept in my car for 2 weeks, the car had no A/C, but 4yrs down the line, I have best cars than them, having good life and I forgave them for what I did.its not a joke it's crazy. And good at the same time
If you had your legal status why did you wanted to be a parasite still?
God is great!.
@@serahkimani965 once you get here you don't know if your relatives can really change you know once they get here some of them are not the same people we know,u can't go to work immediately you gotta wait for your documents to arrive and then boom off you go.I was helped much better by people idont even know,I was depressed am telling you, I almost thought of going back home and I told myself igot this,USA is awesome icant regret Even abit
I tell you my story
I got a good host and she ensured I got everything in the fastest time possible
Some of us were trained nurses in Kenya and that included cleaning people. Even in hospitals here in the US,nurses wash patients. It's part of giving care.
Even in Germany Nivile nurses wakenya hafanyi so nikawaida
Na vile mimi niko happy huku 🇺🇸 so greatful to God that he gave me a chance to come here.
@@loisembugua3627 amen
Thank you Shine the Light I have nothing but respect for nurses. You are like Angels send to help us in our hour of need.
There are two types of nursing
Ya kufanya hospital.
Na kutake care of old People: this need heart kupanguza matako ya mtu mkubwa na kutowa mafi kila siku si kazi ya rahisi...but kazi ni kazi u just need heart.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤👏👏👏
Nungari waambie malekani si mchezo. I started as a CNA too, but the best thing with USA it gives you a chance to advance yourself in school. Never despise a humble beginning.
how can i get this chances...i would like to go USA
I thought nikienda nitakuja na pesa na gunia
@@perpetuahmuriuki6412 and what happened...
Having stayed in america for 17 years. I was humbled and humbled some more. But i knew what i wanted. I moved from dishwasher to a team lead in a federal government (dep of Veterans affairs) as psychiatric provider where 99 %of my team are aphd holders. Work only one job, have properties in kenya and so on. Moral of the story, go for your dreams wherever they lead you, take risks, align yourself with good people, believe in God, follow the laws, and remember your parents/your people.
I like your altitude I would like to meet people like you in my life
Can't agree less@ James
good advice
The Minute you humble yourself and look to Jesus that is when success comes. I do not look down on any Kenyan no matter what job you do. Just know God is on the throne. Work for Him no matter what you are doing. God bless you.
There are hundred of thousands of Kenyans in the US, this is just one example. she does not represent how the rest of us feel. America is a great country, lots of opportunities and Kenyans especially in Seattle WA are very much together, very organized and they look out out for each other. Don`t be discouraged. God Bless America.
Am currently visiting Seattle and I already love it!
I agree with you. Who did she hang with? The WA Kenyans are known to be very well knit together. My 2 cents, she didn't have a good exposure and guidance.
It’s my 20th year and No regrets God has been so good. Praise the Lord 🙏🏾
@John K, really, Ebu tell me more kabla nihame niende west region, AKa...tornado areas
Sio wote wanaroho mzuri wengine ni roho chafu
Life in the US is not for everyone. First of all there's paid parking at the airport where you park, find a restaurant, or place to wait for your loved one. You don't have to work two jobs. I know a man who's taking care of his kids in Kenya while the wife is in the US. It's all about planning and research. Some people have gone back home and prospered, others things didn't work out.
For anyone out there dreaming of the American dream, life is all about taking risks. Go after your dream.
Judgement belong to God, be kind and know everyone is fighting a battle ,its by Gods race you are where you are today.
I agree!! I made it big in the U.S and im not in health care. I pity her for such cna experiences coming from media!! Some kenyans have a dip on the side stato mwenye anataka kukuja plz don't get discouraged! She has not talked about successful kenyans in the U.S🤔🤔 it seems hakukutana na yeyote poor thing. People own big companies, schools employing over 35 workers?? huyu alikuwa nursing home akiosha tuguka na mabeste wake walikuwa c.n.a's! She never rubbed shoulders with other kenyans it seems.
I was wondering why she was saying you can only pick and drop at the airport. Also her Aunty could have checked on the internet when the flight is landing and /or Nungari could have told her.
@@damry8628 we unafanya job gani so that those coming can explore many options?
@@DaviesMatep engineer at tesla sir!
Thanks mama for hosting me..... God bless you more hun.Am humbled.
You got a great fan from Tacoma ,GG who watches you religiously.
Karibu girl
Love you girls
Miss Nungari, You never talked at all about successfull kenyans living in America!! and you never elaborated the difference of people with citizenships and green cards na wale bila papers🤔the state you were at is notorious for CNA jobs, na watu hawana makaratasi, thats all they do. I've never done those kind of jobs, im in the coporate America earning a 6 figure salary, and alot of my friends too, I went to school, America is a country of opportunities, you also need to mix with the right people to get the right advises wenye mtu amekuta pia the hosts, play a big role on how somebody will progress in this country it's not that bad! Id give a different interview from yours if I was on that seat.
Oh yes..i never miss JG's interviews. She is doing a good job..
@Damry - Nungari was giving her story & that was her experience & perception in & of the US. You have a positive story - well good for you! ukikuja jamhuri seek audience with JG & give your version but let's not cancel people giving a narrative that is different from what we believe - everyone's experience is dif - some love the US & some can't wait to go back to motherland. It is what it is 🤷♀️
I believe you went back because of your children and your heart was not in USA. I love my life in UK and our community is together that you feel at home.
That true, sometimes a heart is connected to somewhere else rather than where you are living, I see many people in the rest part of Europe when they get papers they move to UK, either they say they will earn more money or because of the language, some comes back but others stay there forever, but when you embrace the language the culture then you live comfortably, I believe everything that has advantages and disadvantages at the same time
Well said sonny. Here we r a family looking after each other. How’s my gals and boys??
Assist me to get an opportunity in UK
Wish I could say the same. UK is only good when you've got a good job.
Agreed @Mike.. abroad is not for everyone! I also love my busy life in Canada so much....
I love this lady Nungari. So real and down to earth
I’m thankful God gave me a chance to be here in the States! It has definitely helped me not only to change my life but also those of my family. It’s devastating how pple try to portray places so bad when things don’t work out for them. I moved here at only 18 right after my high school. Despite challenges at the beginning, God helped me get through it. Through hard work and help from my ever loving God, I was accorded a full scholarship. Where in Kenya scholarships are offered??? After my graduation I hope to enroll medical school. When I visit Kenya I would love to share my own experience and inspire someone out there! It’s not that bad!!! Stay focused, disciplined, know what you want and above all, have a helping hand! God will bless you abundantly.
True my dear
Kweli my sister, would like your inspiring story!
Waiting for as my dream is to go a bridge one day by God's grace
What a great encouraging message 🙏🏽🙏🏽asante
2yrs in 🇱🇷and have got no regrets at all....Glory to God
Pretty sure uko minnesota
@@Msemaukwelikweli yeah
Nice am also in Us no regrets
Karibu marekani
@@mamamyles yu no pliz
Less than 2 years in 🇺🇸 and I thank God so far. Nobody is living a lie. We appreciate whatever we do. Watu wa nyumbani ndio wako na different perception
Its true people here dont care they just happy they have a job . Jobless people in kenya are the proud ones who look down on it
If you have the right papers, it is not that bad...like any new place, ku hustle ni lazima as you settle. Even in Kenya people have a main job and a side hustle ...so hustle is everywhere.
Very good talk show! As a person living in the US, I completely understand you Nungari
Nungari Wamuchai had three jobs in the U.S and going to school at the same time. Wow! i am not sure how she was able to manage that in a day. I have lived in United States for over 30 years and now enjoying my lazy days.
And 2 pregnancies and babies and 2 back home and songs to record
And that's why she confused drive to reverse
I like how Joice is mature n looking at her guest with a bird's eye view .Guest looks was so naive then ...Joice looks so experienced with life
That's the truth, I'm surprised all the kenyans who have come here have gone through the same experience. I want to come back home definitely but not just yet . All you needed to do was go to school and bring your kids over, I feel like going home is the easy way out . I prefer to stay because here I work and get paid my worth and all I needed to do was get an education and I'm set . I've done videos about my experience here and coming here on my channel, SHIKO THE MILLENNIAL. When I get tired of living in the US I remember how much I wanted to come here and all I want to experience.
We need a feedback from those are a making it. Because, at home and jobless despite having the needed steps.
Don't get me wrong you can make it. As I said I'm done with my nursing that I paid cash for so I have a good job to pay all my bills and school. You can come and earn upto 500k a month easily but forget about social life you'll be working and then some.
@@ciikuthemillennial.3082500 k per month wuii si mungu anisaidie ni land huko one day one time
Be where you are thriving in all spheres of life. Everyone has their own experience and what they desire in life. I love the way she dealt with her reality and she's not imposing it on anyone. I feel sorry for those who hang on to a life that they're not thriving in just to maintain face. This lady is bold.
Love her braveness in comming back home. No place like home. Am a N9ija Woman by the way.
Shes very genuine n candid,n this is exatly what happens!
She’s a good example of lack of ambition and focus
@@RedpilledPhoenix 🤣🤣🤣🤣
once you are in USA, open your eyes and roll up your sleeve, life is not easy but its promising. I don't regnet being in USA because my life and that of my children changed. when I manage to bring my children then I can go back to 254 to and fro. As I age up I need good medial and God had given me the chance. All depends on individusls
No place or country has a smooth life even in your own country the only thing you own is of movement it's hard enough as it is
Germany is worse coz you start by learning their language, and it's the first thing I did within the first few months, then with all the challenges, I did a fach assistance course in nursing and for 2 years now I have been working as one . Here taxes are very high and many prefer "working under the carpet " to avoid paying taxes. I choose to go the regal way coz I felt and still feel it's good to also give back to the government for paying for my course. Hapa if you are jobless the government pays for your housing and give you maintenance money so many prefer " black jobs " which I also did earlier...but I don't regret doing it the legal way.
America ni gutee..I always admire the guys who staid put at home and are making it..biulding their 1st home through saccos n what not ,side hustles and most importantly trully happy and not the social media hype of teslas and two homes 🤣🇰🇪🇰🇪
Nungari is an icon and a mentor i love her soo much! Thankyou soo much JG for bringing her❤️🙏Very true life in diaspora is hard my first months away i fell into depression 😢then i started making friends and now i feel home❤️😁
Awwwwhhh am so humbled....God bless you girl.
Love you back...
Khai usiseme hivo,na bona wewe ni Muya family kwani wewe ni wetu
How I usually wish to go to America
Lucky you Shiro. Which state are you? Glad you got back on your feet.
The US is no joke, let nobody lie to you in the comment section. it can be good or bad to you, depends with where you fall. Yes you can make it if you play your cards right but just know that it's a very competitive place where people value individualism more than collectivism and it has very strict laws and most people here survive on credit.
Thanks for highlighting the good & gory of the US like it is.
Am glad here in Atlanta we are Kenyan families who love and support one another.
Spokane too
DM please?
Wondering too when she says loneliness... It depends with individuals.. got a baby and don't get to cook for myself in a while two weeks.
Wow! That is wonderful. Keep up the community spirit
Nungari has a lovely personality and she's so pretty
Nungari Muchai. I feel you and thank you for putting it out there. It's the same story out here in the 🇬🇧🇬🇧 it's by God's grace 18 years strong but my heart yearns for Kenya❣️
Me too, can't wait when I feel ready
How i was working on plans to travel huko but covid halted my plans
Marriage question is a pain in neck for most Kenyans in America. Then comes stating the job one does. Nungari is very straightforward unlike many people who can’t admit cleaning the elderly for a living.
Yes I survived with one job and going to school too. It all depends with the type of your living. I have been here for 8 yrs now in New Jersey.
Exactly!!! When many African s come here they put themselves in so much debt at the beginning so they have to over work also
That's true I've lived in NJ for some good time
Exactly you don't need to work sijui that crazy.. but some people want to have a whole estate in two years so they will be forced to do all those shifts..
International fee plus your regular bills, you will need a second job
@@EEEZ2016 🤣
I love Nungari. This is my first time listening to her
I feel you sister. Gone through the same. Now I enjoy my life in Rwanda
You have said it all !!!was told no man under the sun who can admire me. Uh it took me five year to overcome his words.
Am so sorry but am glad you overcame that.
Waah sorry
Words are powerful, life and death is in the power of words. Glad that you overcame 💖
Ilikuja kuslay instead ya kuhustle my Fred, we r here n doing great. Can't complain
Watching from Federal way very interesting.
Same here
Leo ata Joyce alikuwa darasani. Asante kwa mgeni. Very insightful interview!
Kabisaaa, nimesoma
Thanks Nungari for your encouragement on us single Parent. Blessings to you.
America, just like any other place, you hustle. Period. Numero dos, what kind of papers did the interviewee hold? That alone makes a huge difference. It's not as bad as portrayed here
I agree I have studied in England lived in both Europe and america and it's been great I cant complain, I have owned property had kids it's been 14years.
I would say is more what type of jobs people she met were doing.
I think it all about mindset, me i hv been in Europe for almost 20 years and never felt at home and it only that I brought my kids here otherwise I would have already gone back, I don't see myself working until am 67yrs 😢
I agree.With advancing In school on your trades you can do well.
I agree with you
I really like this interview the lady is so honest and it is so obvious she owns all her mistakes......does not have victim mentally! I have lived in England over 30 years looking forward to return home.
Successful than her?
Same here in uk over 20yrs and looking forward to return home
@@dji.mini.2 atleast I am coming back with my pension.....it was hard work alot of struggle and patience 😪
Mimi,working in mzungu countries, zili nishinda .
@@Beingme2024 am Bramley, where are you in Britain.
Am in the USA and i dont regret. You just need to be focused with your goals and what you want. I have one job single with one income ,two kids and i manage very good,and paying my all bills. Go to school upgrade yourself the rest will follow. It again depends with what kind of papers you have.
Exactly
Exactly, well said.
Yes set your own standard ,
This is the best interview ever.
14 months in the US and no regrets at all. Starting afresh in all ways. Rural Midwest America has been good. America is about military like discipline, Work when it is work time, sleep when it is sleep time, family time at all opportunity. Nairobi is all about freedom but freedom is about having funds to get it. It's about focus and thinking long term. It is a fantastic place.
U v summed it up very well. Remain focused and no money is little or big money. It’s how u budget urself. My mom once told me when l got my first job after leaving school. I v always remembered those words. Rest in peace mom
How i wish to came there
Do you guys normally came together as Kenyans and help each other find jobs?ama ni kila mtu na njia zake.
@@dji.mini.2 a lot of people here are help out in every place u go u will find some who aren’t helpful
Nungari is a very very brave woman to share her life experiences publicly but as a counsellor I strongly feel she still needs intensive counselling and support coz those 7 years in the states were really loaded and so impactful in her life.
I think she should be a counselor instead, actually she has counselled soo well..unless the mening or need for conselling is different in the US.
But the job of of a nurse is to take care of patients even here in kenya we do the same.nursing is a call si kukimbilia juu ya pesa.
Very true, I love my job very much
Ability, Nungari.....wacha kuchoma. I don't know what kind of a neighborhood you lived in but if you didn't get along with your neighbors, then that's why you were lonely. Live is what you make of it whether I'm Kenya or wherever else. And stop saying that people are addicts or come home dead. I totally beg to differ with you. Don't make it look like America is doomland. Most of us in the USA 🇺🇸are happy and thriving.
Nungari only mentioned the disadvantages of life in America which ppl in Kenya may not be aware of. She wasn't generalising. I lived for many years in Stato & I know both worlds. There are different biographies in America & in Kenya , just like everywhere else. Everyone has a different experience; be realistic
And i don't belive what she said that after work you have to drink 6pack dio ulale thats not true u can enjoy a glass of wine yr days off
@@estahadassah9470 thank you,I was looking for an opinion same as hers.Honestly,I picked her experience from the interview.I don't remember her talking about any other person,this whole story was about her.I see many people missing the word "debatable on this interview".
@@lucywanjikumandziuk1611 ridiculous to listen to such, ati drinking beer 6 pack ndiyo mtu alale? Not nice to lie like that!
Exactly
That's my gal Nungari. I love your advise. Be kind
This is my story . I
Left him with kids and left for states. It took me three years to come back home. Husband moved on, he left the kids time ya corona , None of my relatives cared but they loved the money I used to send them lol, I used to bembeleza them to go see my kids , i send them fare but they didn't lol. I raised my kids on whatsapp videos , I took my daughter to school k kwa simu coz nobody was there, I ongad baby daddy ndio anisaidie ata kupeleka mtoto hospitali, my kids were depressed and all that.
Anyway the ninja moved on and am happy for him, am now back home and happy with my kids. Mungu ni mwema.
Hakuna pendo kama la Mama.
Ati ninja 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@eliudmisoi9633 yep
@@EdnaLotole 💗
You good be blessed tough Mama ❤️
Oh God people can be so mean! Why such negligence to the children na ata unawatumia peasa! You’re more courageous than me. Hug your kids for me!
Am Kenyan/ Tanzanian born in United States if your smart an focus you can use the United States as a platform to invest back home in Kenya 🇰🇪 which is my dream
I love how jG asks questions calmly.
I can't survive away from Kenya for 7 yrs! Even one year is too much for me. I'm usually over the moon whenever I'm flying back home. My everyday prayer is that God bless me here at home en then sm day I'd love to travel the world just to see en have fun
Me too.I want to watch over my investiments than sending money to relatives only to end up in courts in future.
Nungare that's the job I do here and back in Kenya was business woman with more than 50 employees but I don't regret
good advise to some goat wives,any single lady or mother out there has no interest with your men!some could even be widows and you are no exceptional,life can happen,get to know their journey before treating them with suspicion..beautiful story there
Very encouraging and bold. The story of my life but I have never shared.
I have been in the US since 1979 and I can honestly say sijafanya hizo doubles ama nursing home jobs. College degrees from American universities when you are young are wonderful.
Ulipata bibi
@@nancywanjiru5468 alikufa last October
Waah pole Sana but kwa baruthi ulikuwa unatafuta ndio nauliza ulipataaaa
You must be very very lucky.
You must be very very lucky.
What a game changer interview this was by JG. Nungari is brutally honest about American life and isn't it interesting how she hasn't lost the Kenyan accent even one bit. Wengine wakienda one month aty wanatweng🤣😂. Loved the part where she was elated at the JKIA airport on seeing Karibu Kenya. Karibu sana nyumbani Nungari
Exposé
Kabisa,home is best heri you hustle in your home country surrounded by love that nchi jina tu!! Watu wengine they visit after even 5yrs unashidwa ni ticket they can't afford ama??
Miriam.i once returned home from abroad and i went to shags wacha nililima sukuma wiki kwa fujo, my nephew observed this and commented,,ati anti unalima kama tractor yet my dad owns a real tractor, I missed kulima like crazy, during my stay abroad i missed mboga kienyeji so much I cannot fathom why.i planted them and used to harvest and cook them everyday.
@@evelynlyimo1557 aty ulilima kwa fujo🤣😂. Nakufeel Eve kabsaa
I will have to say this. And Kindly read. As much as you may hate US, this country trains you to be dependent. I agree you have to work hard. But it is how we achieve. Maybe you would not have a chance to even get that simple interview, if u had not gone to US. Success is not just on tangible stuff. But the exposure, experience, problem solving skills and the fact that u get some advantage on top of others. Been in US for 6 yrs, i do visit often, i may not have plots or cars, but my mind has that potential of building an empire. All what matters is what you keep in your mind and utilize.
I mean independent
Am greatful to be in the USA its hard at first but doable and you can grow too in education and get rewards of hard work. If you have your heart elsewhere its hard especially with close family apart(especially kids).
Grateful
I am a qualified nurse in Germany and we also have alot of old people in hospitals who need maximum care like Nungari said. I have been doing this for some years and i must say sio kazi ya kila mtu, you have to have it in your blood. Ni kazi ngumu sana.
Michelle I wld luv to come thea
I feel you , I am a nurse in UK worked with elderly service users part time but now I work with learning disabilities- children and young adults. That's my specialty, not easy but I love working with such individuals.
We thank God 🙏🏼
Wao!hook me up
Well said.
Their are Advantages & Disadvantages both in Kenya & US.
I must say, mostly in US many are so blinded with what life is all about.
Congratulations for being brave to move back to Kenya.
I am so confused that l still need canceling.
The thing that completely torture you when you go to US is when you live your family behind but nobody understands your pain because heart got its own food,i have been there but 70% of your mind is home.
Majuu ni poa na mtu young ambaye hakuwa ameanza familia kenya utaconcentrate
Thank u for advising married women. Single women have enough work to do. They r not always after Ur husbands. In any case some r not interested in married men
....or men at all. Too busy we are.
I think Nungari has never been settled in life. At her age she needs assistance to resolve any underlying issues and develop a laser focused approach to life. It doesn't matter if one is in Kenya or US, if you don't know what is important and required of your life, confusion will dominate.
Tommy love7 I think you really need to look deep into your life and ask why you have the proclivity to pass judgment on a total stranger on you tube. You may end up benefiting from your own advice.
Thanks strong woman, don't worry about anything, you will get something to do. Watching from Seattle Washington.
In Arkansas state. Not much here. Can you host me and give me guidance if I came to Seattle
Am truck driver in Kenya but sijakufa moyo one day ntadrive state
My brother,drive there back home.tell them to really culculate for you the taxes they pay.they earn eg,they earn 1000 usd ,they pay 500usd taxes.
As a truck driver in Kenya I guess you must be earning 40-50k amonth, do go anywhere
@@dji.mini.2 but my friend wengi we worked both here Kenya wako huko nasijaskia wakikomplain actually truck am driving now niya moja wao ako huko
Santa
Santa
And buy your own truck you can make alot of money, usikufe moyo there is a kenyan company 4 guys partners wako na 300 trucks and they started being truck drivers!!.
One sweet day we shall come back we are many here all chasing a dream not all will make it not all will come back but our God will see us through we’ve changed other peoples lives by being here so no regrets so far🙏🏿
Good job Joyce, today you looked tired pole.Big up to Nungari for saying the truth about USA.Kenya sitoki!!!!
Asante
Thank you.
She's so real ni ukweli not a place ya kulea watoto
watching from alabama usa you are right nungari this place can be boring if i have something good to do in kenya i would go back to kenya my country kenya is full of life
Thanks bro!
Na ndio tunangangana kuja huko.
Out here there is nothing much,just working....
There is a lot to do bro
Lets go back brother i will show you vile tutafanya cos farming in kenya nipoa so buy land urudi n am also going back sooooon 🙏🙏🙏
Greetings and thank you for this channel. To me, its a Kiswahili class above other lessons I learn. Hope to start speaking the language starting here. May God bless you
Just so you know, CNA stands for certified nurse aide. You study for 3 months in New Jersey.
CHHA- certified home health aide you study for 3-4 weeks
My dreams for the USA are exactly how I envisioned. God has been gracious and I am forever grateful. My dreams and so much more. My brother took more than good care of me, directed me. I’ve never done a dirty job or overworked myself. I work two days a week for over 20yrs. Your past has a lot to do with how you view the USA. If your dream is quick cash- you go to the dirty jobs. I went to American cultural center and did my research before I ever got my visa. You know what you want Nungari and I love that!
💯 This Is The Most Sober Comment I've Read..Good On The Research... 💕
What course did you do? Or what do you do for a living?
Family members are the ones break others heart in most cases.
that's true
True and judgemental kenyan communities
ukweli mtupu jealousy and envy
I feel you i was in Australia and I also came back and would never go back I dont regret my decision since I also dozed off due to fatigue and got an accident , luckily I am alive back in Kenya , most guys dont tell you the truth about overseas she is authentic all the best
Nungari, thanks for sharing. You hit on very important points. Been living in Canada for the last 21 years. I have a good corporate job, but had to go back to college as a mature student, while raising a young child. But it has paid off. I yearn to relocate back home 🇰🇪 sometimes. Especially during winter. 🥶. JG, I love your show. And especially your beautiful smile.
Nakuja Canada. Natoka US. Came here as international stude. Canada iko aje? Am targeting PR.
The decision to leave one place and move to another whether local or international comes with its advantages and disadvantages. How you deal with your final decision is the key. You can either choose to live regretting or embrace your choice and be positive. All in all, life is a journey of learning and growth, in most joyous situations and even in the most challenging times. Thank you for sharing your story.
I love the guest!! She is smart in and out and very sincere
jg u are very intelligent mum congratulations