UNITY OF KENYANS IN DIASPORA WITH SAM NGIGE

‪#‎Reinvent_Thyself‬ We are One.If you understand Kenyan Gikuyu Language Watch this Powerful video that I was Interviewed, conducted in Kansas City in April 23, 2016 by Jeremy Damaris Mc.of Kikuyu Diaspora Television USA. Your Thoughts are also welcome. samngigeblog.wordpress.com samngige.blogspot.com 

Soul Mates

For the shallow minded this is not lover’s corners and I love you sweetheart what views. Keep that for the next spring season.  I am not insulting you or intentionally piecing you off. I am very romantic man (don’t ask me how I know that). Today I am playing salsa with black rock Russian laureate of matters corruption. I am not high. I am hemming you in, rudely shockingly telling the truth of self-entrepreneurship grandiose as it is down in Kenya.  I know the ‘most’ holies of holies patriots will be in the roof tops trumpeting how un-Kenyan I am. Be it as it may be Jesus rose in the third day. I am not Jesus, But His gospel before and after Calvary inform and form me every day.  I am an angry hard working Kenyan Patriot.

Nobody changes the world singlehandedly even omnipotence God the Almighty he knows very well he can do anything alone if he wishes to. However, God the father in his noble everlasting glory chose to involve God the son, God the Holy Spirit and all the heavenly Angles  in realizing his creation project by invoking the proverbial team phrase  “Let us Make Man in our own Image”. (Let us Create Man). Have you noticed that before creation of man God was saying let there be light and voila the light appears.. Separate the day and night, dry land and oceanic waters, plants and animals and so on and so forth as recorded in the Book of Genesis.   And God said, "Let the earth bring forth all kinds of living creatures, cattle and creeping things and wild beasts." And it was done. So God made all the different kinds of wild beasts, and the cattle, and everything that crawls upon the ground. And God saw that it was good.  When it came to man he paused and intentionally involved the heavenly family.  At this point don’t get me wrong in my narrow thinking I wish God had said let there be man. I wish man was the every creature that crawls upon the ground and not sink the Titanic in the deep sea. In essence Man is this jealous, proud corrupt, difficult creature and everything in between.  It is worth to note that before God created man he provided the means to support man on earth ie: the environment.

In Jesus Ministry, Jesus constituted a cabinet of 12 disciples; Jesus table fellowship with his followers was an important feature of his ministry. It’s not a coincident or a by the way that Jesus commissioned the 12 disciples. He called them, taught and prepared them until graduation.  Jesus intention was to engineer a team that will help him take the gospel to the very end of the world.  Well as we read further (Matt: 11: 18- Matt 9:10-13; Luke 7; 11:37-52; 14:1-24) and some of Jesus parables have to do with a feast or feasting. 19; Luke 7:33-34) unlike John the Baptist Jesus took pleasure in eating and drinking.  Several times in the gospels especially in Luke, a meal is the setting for important teaching of Jesus. While Jesus fed the hungry multitude, in Kenya the hungry, protect and feed the supper rich corrupt individuals.  

In contrast the Kenyan ‘leasers’ by and large are feasting and dining with corruption day in day out. Kenya is predominantly a Christian country. why in God’s name are Christians corrupt and they jam in our churches with a hot testimony that can’t wait next nearest coming of Jesus Christ-The Messiah.  

The Biblical David selected and assembled strongest men in the land to defeat the enemies. Likewise The Mau Mau comprised of great Kenyan worriers who defeated the colonial masters Great Britain. Presently the corruption ghost is annihilating generations of Kenyans. Steve jobs, Bill gates, Barack Obama, Mwai Kibaki all changed the fortunes of their respective economies by involving a trustworthy team. I don’t have a problem with you. I have a problem with your world.  A pretentious, extravagant, flamboyant, splashy, high-flown world.  A showy, ostentatious, pretentious conspicuous outward display, either designed to attract attention or likely to do so. I am referring to our filthy corruption.  Your guess is as good as mine. We are doomed, duped and as high as kite.  

Chased Banks

My robed friend told me. “In great sorrow, in great depression leaders are born”.  In every 12 Kenyans I have talked to in the last four weeks 3 had their hard earned dollars money in the fallen favorite kid on the block the Chase bank. This bank chased their dreams. Smoked them alive. I don’t blame the banks wholly but Kenyans in diaspora we are not only gullible but highly gullible.  All the Kenyans Bank merchants know very well the Diaspora is gullible. Ask yourself these questions, every bank or Sacco is maliciously targeting diasporas’ for their selfish end? Why the rogue financial institutions have succeeded to rape our backyard? It’s simply because the Diaspora Kenyan is not organized.  I have asked in different fora why on earth are Kenyan churches in diaspora keep growing in expense of the Kenyan masses economic might. The Kenyan Diaspora churches simply don’t care about how you invest your cash back home as long as you tithe endlessly to eternity every Sunday a prophetic diplomatic prosperity gospel of some kind. To make the matters worse we have numerous visiting evangelists who lecture us in the name of preaching and presence of the open microphone. The Kenyan Diaspora church is under threat from infestation of so called guest speakers almost every Sunday. We don’t need speakers we want our own communicators, we demand our church and pastors back. Our local Pastors, Preach to us talk to us, protect us from the bombardment and invasion of our churches that we have tirelessly formed. Just remember you exist because we are available. The Diaspora Pulpit must be jealously protected and guarded otherwise we are being taken for a long long  ride that am not ready to be part of.  

Name it, remember the greater KC Kenyan organization….what happened…to that?..now we have Wakaba jamii, Nyumba itu, the church of Kenyans etc and so forth…Kanlenjins running in KC and Kissii Nyakia guteba Minnesota association. We have been divided and served in the Kenyan alter of tribalism. There is a Gikuyu saying that says “rika ritari ndudu rihuragwo na njuguma imwe”. We have forgotten …in our selective amnesia as long as I am ok nothing matters if my walls are intact. That is the selfish coating layer we have grown over the years. We must come together as Kenyans in Diaspora and form our own banks here in Diaspora. If Indians in UK can do it, if the same Indians in Kenya can do it why not us?