Nonkwe Manyanky's inspiring journey as a Kenyan Pharmacist

In today's episode of Made In Kisumu we feature Nonkwe Manyanky, a Kenyan Pharmacist who currently runs the Suba South Sub County pharmaceutical activities in Homa Bay County. Nonkwe is a respected leader who worked in Nairobi from 1993 - 2000 before relocating to Kisumu. Having worked and lived in various cities across Kenya, Nonkwe shares with us the experiences he has had, the challenges, and the solutions from his perspective.
Made In Kisumu is an independent and conscious weekly video series on One Vibe TV on TH-cam. We share educational and inspiring stories about tech, culture, music, film, people, and innovation in Kisumu to challenge the narrative that Kisumu is a city of stone-throwing youth. Made In Kisumu aims to showcase fresh and powerful stories about Kisumu artists, entrepreneurs, and innovators creating a global impact.

[@paulmatthewsotieno3406]

Wonderful lesson from you my brother Nonkwe. Am proud of you dear brother

[@MadarakaFestival]

Thank you, Paul. What makes you proud the most?

[@charlesonyango5608]

I see you bro. Great presentation. Glad to be connected to you.

[@MadarakaFestival]

Thank you, Charles

[@patriciaakinyi8751]

Well presented, kudos.

[@MadarakaFestival]

Thanks, Patricia!

[@davidcheruiyot4709]

Great idea, 80% of kenya population resides in rural areas, so we should put more resources in those areas.

[@MadarakaFestival]

Thanks, David. How can we let our leaders know about such ideas?

[@jobyogo1673]

Great senior

[@MadarakaFestival]

Thanks, Job!

[@jevansobukwe]

Great advice from a great man. 💯❤️👊🏿

[@MadarakaFestival]

The apple does not fall far from the tree!!! Thank you, Sobu for connecting us to this great man

[@kingwalterkogamusic]

Yes hes has a great point we should invest back home in good hotels, industries and tourist destinations to be marketed. Like your i dea of bringing investors from a broad will matters a lot

[@MadarakaFestival]

Thank you, Walter. I agree, when we can do that we can also have more opportunities for artists, right?

[@fredngesa1054]

So inspiring!

[@MadarakaFestival]

Thank you, Fred. What was most inspiring for you?

[@MadarakaFestival]

Thank you, Fred!