Comments on: On moving back pt. 1

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By: Ngash

Ngash — Fri, 27 Apr 2007 01:59:20 +0000

The road less traveled is the most successful that many question going back home. How proud are you living on the charity of others? For heavens sake, go develop where you came from and stop chastising the ones who have the guts to take on responsibility. You can’t go back coz of jams…..puhleez!

By: roja

roja — Sun, 04 Jun 2006 19:38:08 +0000

Mine is just to let those giving lengthy excuses about going back to the city in the sun that home is best. You may line up for services for hours but then the end result is that you will finally get the service. Those of us living abroad we have our own stress. Imagine working doubles or tribles in the name of paying bills. Let’s all have a positive imagine about Kenya all any developing country for that matter. Living in the diaspora is running away from reality. Stop sitting on the fence and waiting for someone to put off the fire of your burning house. Strategize on how to go back and help build our country.

By: Corrie

Corrie — Mon, 06 Feb 2006 22:31:01 +0000

Hi Ory,

Good luck relocating back home, not surprised though!
Anyway I hope you achieve whatever it is your goal is, and
keep us posted on how you get on.

Speak soon

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Fri, 03 Feb 2006 01:13:02 +0000

Hello Ory

Yuo truly are a maverick. The issue of wether or not to “go back” is not as easy as picking your bags and returning home. I believe that it takes a revolutionary mind to make that decision. Those who return in essence are “sacrificial lambs” and must be applauded by all coz they are the heroes of our continent….the Rosa Parks, the Martin Luther Kings, the Malcom Xs of our generation. I hope that you will have the strength to see it through and if you ever get tired and undo the wheels it will be totally understandable . I also hope that you are not trying to “prove a point” and your return is strictly out of personal motivation for the burden of Africa’s brain drain can crush the soul of one person. Ory you have great potential to be a mover and shaker , I believe you are on the right path. Praying for you.

Kenyan Abroad without guts to move back.

By: Irena

Irena — Thu, 02 Feb 2006 20:07:58 +0000

Okay, this debate is among the many that are going around but a simple question is “If we all lived there at some point and we experienced the dust, the bureacracy, the bad customer service, the Traffic Jam etc, then why do we pretend when we go back and be all awed by the state of Kenya. If you follow the Kenyan news through the media or hearsay from relas , friends etc while away, then there is no shock in what you find when you go back.” and it is common sense that when you plan to move to a country or move back to your own country, you have to have a master plan and I believe we all did that when we were leaving Kenya and so it should still be the same concept while moving back and easier since this is a familiar ground with familiar people….:-).. This debate is getting overrated!

By: Osas

Osas — Thu, 02 Feb 2006 13:06:27 +0000

Sorry, the report is fresh. May I ask in which privileged conditions you live, Shiroh Esq., such as to invalidate the experience of many?

Osas