CONTACT MY GUEST - David Ogot +254733989083 or +254726005824 Email: goinghomedotcom@yahoo.com To support David's Ministry, donate through Mpesa Paybill 800637, Account Number: Your name or phone number David Ogot has had to overcome great obstacles in his journey to sobriety. David started drìnkìng at the áge of 13. This took a toll on him to a point he could not even complete his university studies in India. Four four years he was in India, he never stepped in a classroom. After 27 years of self destruction, David finally found help and has never looked back. He's now keen on using his story to change lives of those struggling with drúgs. Here's his story on @Shared Moments with Justus Join @Shared Moments with Justus MEMBERSHIP now! to get access to perks: th-cam.com/channels/Avd.html... To share your story with us, kindly send an email to sharedmoments.tv@gmail.com or WhatsApp number +254703372553 Donation and support our work, through PayPal: www.paypal.com/donate/?token=... or Mpesa number +254703372553
I know this son of the late Hon.Grace Ogot.David you will leave free of any substance the rest of your life.Continue helping the youth and others so that they don't start...the first sip.
He came to talk to us in Pumwani Boys in 2003, his story inspired me a lot and I eventually stopped doing drugs at around 2004, gave my life to Christ and I've never looked back.
Great. Very inspirational. I have known Dave since 1977. I used to drink with him downtown in the 90s. I am seven (seven) years clean...totally off alcohol since 17th September 2014.It's always a great struggle. Keep up...
Wow that's a beautiful testimony @Jisky Shams. Greatful to God for healing you. Always a pleasure seeing you here. Keep the fire burning. Keep sharing 🙏
I first saw Dave in 1994 at Suntak Estate. Booze flowed to him easy and fast because he was a natural entertainer - highly intelligent and prolific story-teller. I noted him because of his fabulously beautiful wife and also his ability to act out his mother - Mrs. Grace Ogot - constantly adjusting the imaginary headscarf (Grace's 'tiara' was as unique to her as Rogo Manduli's is to her). Dave you look good. You are in a good place. Glory and honour to God for your profound reformation.
David, I am of the many people you used to entertain back in the day when we used to call you "nyama bite", your transformation is beautiful and reminds me that God gave each one of us a unique mission here on earth to fulfill his work, your experience is what gives you Strength and trust me it will never be in vain , you are helping and saving so many lives that you don't even know, so please don't despair, we love for who you are and the abundance that you share, Caleb, is proud of you and he has left his work in your good hands, God bless you and may you grow in strength to help even more people now and in the future
Sure. Sometimes God allow a certain vessels to transport good news to the universe. This guy had to drop to save. His experience is more true than theories. Go man.
I've watched your story on showmax 'Nilichoma' , Jk live n now this. Very inspiring, educative n entertaining. I just cant have enough of this. Keep it up hope this serves as an eye opener for those who are struggling with alcoholism.
I used to repair Ogot's computers 🖥 in hurlinghum,..the guy never paid me for my services but promises. I don't know why I kept going back to him even though he never paid me. He always gave me words of encouragement and told me how beautiful life was. I never knew he was struggling this much..I later left to 🇺🇸 and never heard of him again. He was a very good man who used to read 📚 alot...I hope to reach out and buy you lunch. Some of ur Advice has kept me going..Always stay Blessed 🙌...You don't know ones struggles until you hear their Stories.
David tells his story with deep, unreserved honesty and a big dose of humour. I know across, and was housemates with his brothers Milton and Mike. All of them, very intelligent chaps. David included.
Dave Ogot thanks for being so vulnerable and frank about your journey .........many of us are struggling with different addictions......thanks Brave Man!Keep going........you were ahead of me at Aga Khan High School!
If we can have a lot of David Ogot's, this world will be a better place. I don't know you personally since in South Africa and you're in Kenya, but your story deserves the world's attention. Salute great man.
Personally i had been drinking from December 1993 to August 2021 ...28 years....I've been 1 month sober and it's not a walk in the park....it's a daily struggle but with prayers and self discipline it's possible...I'm taking one minute at a time one hour at a time one day at a time now I'm at one month na sio rahisi ...you have to be determined Ninja style
Saint Peter I share a similar story with you but I quit earlier in August 2011,never looked back inspired by the likes of David.. All the best, after 90 days the craving goes.
I am so glad to have come across this video. I am glad that you are okay. I first watched your story while in Secondary school between 2001 and 2004, when we were being taught about drugs. And I have always wondered how you are. I just want you to know that what you are doing is not in vain. You don't know who's watching and who you're helping, just know you might save a life. Wishing you the best in your endeavor.
A prophet is never honored in is home.pls don't give up .I have 4 alcoholic brothers .I still believe there is hope at the end of the tunnel.if you did it,if God got you out of that mess,my brothers too will come out
@@davidogot5985 Thanks I'm in Namibia cause it seems the brother was also in Namibia cause I follow his story. My brother is working in Walvisbay, Namibia as a Chiefmate hope I'm correct one of those that are driving vessels at sea.
I am an alcoholic, been on booze for the last 15years. I have been hospitalized twice this last month now out of the same. Inspiring story, wish i could meet this guy.
Waiting to hear from you Allan. You have taken the biggest step in getting on top of your problem by simply stating what the problem is and that you want out.
@@bonfacemiringu0108 Hello, am doing well. Thats good for you, I have been sober for a little over a year now but its been the roughest period in my life and its still is..
Thank you so much for your encouragement and I am glad you found the story inspiring. Please share it widely so as to inspire and others and so that #IfikieUhuru
We learn from our mistake never judge someone bcoz you never know someone is going thru show them love and hug them bcoz at the end the day we are human,the difference is ur turn to pass thru such experience has not come
I first saw him at Modern Green near the old Akamba bus stage in 2000. We laughed our heads off from his stories. This guy is humorous. May God give him strength to change other people's lives.
MG, Gigiri...hahaha...Thanks for the walk down memory lane Neto and for the encouragement. Please let's share widely so as this message gets to as many people as possible and also hopefully #IfikieUhuru
GOD DID IT FOR YOU TO ENCOURAGE THIS GENERATION I hope that you also get an ambassadorial job to represent our people,those who've sunk into this pit.May this be an upwards and onwards space for you. SOAR! Overall, JEHOVAH JIREH BE PRAISED!!
This is encouraging. We have been praying for my big brother who is in the same situation for many years. May LORD remember him too and I wish he can listen to this journey of David.
@@SharedMomentswithJustus if I want to share such a story, one of my siblings has to look for my brother and use their phone to access such because he can't keep a phone. He is a very good plumber and hardworking, but alcohol and other addictions has ruined his life.
My brother has been an alcoholic for almost 40 years. We've almost given up on him. We just thank God that he has a wonderful wife who has stood by him for many years, if not for her and God's grace, he would be dead. I pray that one day he'll have a testimony of how the Lord helped him overcome 🙏
Don’t give up on him. It is a disease. Most of us choose hobbies that don’t make sense. You have those that are obsessed with cleaning to the point it affects their personal life. The o oh thing you guys can do is literally send him away and that might help his sobriety. Sending your family love and light. It’s not easy to watch someone you love not be themselves.
I avoid such long videos because of eyesight problems; this one had me til the end. Even my 11 year old son has learnt further about peer pressure. What a story. It needs to be retold and retold.
Njeri thanks for watching the programme until the end in spite of your eyesight problems. I am also extremely excited by the fact that you watched it with your 11-year old son and that he has learned some useful life skills from it. Please share widely with your networks so that others may benefit too and that hopefully #IfikieUhuru
Thank you very much for such an inspiring story of your life. I don’t know how I stumbled upon this video but I have a brother who has been struggling with alcoholism for over 20 years now. I was actually making enquires about rehabs in Harare when I came across this video. I also hope that my brother’s journey will end on a positive note like yours. Thank you for sharing.
@TarieM thank you for watching the video and I am glad it inspired you. I sorry to hear about your brother and hope you will find the right help for him. Please get in touch with me we explore if there is any way I can assist you with your brother's disease.
Even though this story is so powerful and sad the narrator, who I have not heard of before, has an amazing sense of humour which makes the story more impactful. I have learned so much. Looking forward to seeing more of his work.
@@davidogot5985 Thanks for sharing your story. It is very relevant, beyond Kenya. Get in touch with Uganda's Oscar Bamuhigire and Bill Bekunda, both recovering alcoholics who are doing important work to prevent underage drinking and also help alcoholics
What a powerful touching story that is changing lives. David thanks for sharing you are making a great impact on peoples lives. I pray that any addicted person listens to this accept they help and change there ways.
Amen brother David, greeting from Zambia, your story cross beyond kenya, we thank God he delivered you, today addictions are many some are drug addict's while others its internet and other adult website content, this is how the devil has destroyed this expensive machine God created I hope u will never step into beer again.
U aint alone in this.i am now 40yrs old only 4 yrs sobber now after wasting a whole 15yrs addicted to drinking and smoking.its true the problem comes after that first attempt.to all those trying to quit never give up even after a relapse continue trying 1 step after another gets u to ur destination.Rip papa Caleb.
First of all, thank you for being such a great narrator because heeeeeee, you have taken me through all the emotions. At first, I was hollering the next I was crying then finally I was in deep thought. I'm glad you never gave up and I pray that God sustains you every day because it is not easy, and every ONE person that is saved from addiction is a blessing in itself. I am so sorry about Caleb!! Truly sorry.
Thanks for the taking the time to watch it and not only that but that you found it inspirational. Stay blessed. Please share widely so that others may be inspired and so that we make sure.#IfikieUhuru
Ooh God.Give us we parents patience and grant our kids everything good we may want them to be. It's not easy to raise kids, especially we single mothers.
Amen. Mariam we pray that from your lips this prayer may reach God's ears. At the same time you need to learn as much as you can about alcohol and other drugs how to talk to your children about them early before their uninformed peers mislead them. Have life skill sessions for your kids to teach them how to resist peer pressure. Be open to your children, i.e. approachable so that they feel free to come to first with their concerns and issues first. Where you are unable find someone who can and also learn from them.
Wow, Thanks David for the boldness in sharing your story, i hope you have had an opportunity to visit schools and share to our young ones, You are the next Caled Angira, may he RIP
Oh I met David like ten years back in kidfarmaco primary school he had come to tell his life story to parents and it was quite thrilling I have never forgotten. Praise God for your life today and please help our youths in the same situation.
This is so inspirational. You have helped more people then you will ever realise and you are carrying the torch passed on by Caleb really well. May he rest well🙏
Thank you TH-cam for recommending something incredible like this. Because the story teller was the persona in the story I knew there was a happy ending somewhere. I have never been to alcohol and drugs but surely i have lost friends and relatives because of this and now this just puts everything into perspective that I was wondering and questioning about for a long time.
Wow DOgot. Been wondering where you went. I did not realize when we would hang out in Narobi West, what you were going through. Sooo glad you have come out of it alive and are unashamedly making use of the experience, painful as it may be, to inspire, encourage and change lives of others who do not know how to deal with the issue of addiction... Pole sana for the loss of your mentor abd friend Caleb. What you and your team is doing is the real salute for him - may he RIP. His teaching, guidance and mentoting continue to be expressed in the lives you and your team are touching and changing. The state's 21 gun salute has a temporary effect which does not go beyond the reach of its noise. Yours has an eternal effect and far reaching positive consequences where people's lives are extended and made fruitful. Thank you Dave. God bless and keep you and even increase you. I will call you to catch up!
Wildly rib cracking...intensely captivating...chillingly informative. The best hilarious-serious drug addiction video I've ever seen. Goodness. Worth a million shares. Thank you for this great one David and this awesome channel.
The half flag' part' comparizon"! (With his mentor )! Who was a great kenyan..and never had the half flag.😪😪 made me cry.. "Like,,they say life is not fair,," But,,he exlpained it so wisely after crying.. my soul was lifted again. Wooh! Wao! I started praising the lord. What, a story..hugs hugs. Lakini huko mbeleni.. Nilicheka aje..Ati munaiba pesa ya students,na part ya kshs20 while on yr way back 😄 and the bodyguard part after you landed in kenya.😃 Ati ataenda the hotest city in kenya 😁😁😅 Thank you so much. I love this stort so much.
I’m here for one week to learn how to drink like a gentleman…when I get back to Nairobi I will pray for you guys. #Legendary such a narrator, this is a story of victory after many many falls. Keep it up.
This highly intelligent, gifted story teller is surely a son of the beautiful, graceful and dignified Mama Grace Ogot. David you have a gift you inherited it from Mama, please use it. Continue to speak, tell your story, you'll help many. You're a leader of men.
Parents please take notes🙋🏾♀️🙋🏾♀️ you don’t get such information easily and thank you for sharing such information. I applaud you for giving such information on such a platform! Our young people need to see this👌🏾
Thank you so much Elizabeth. I'm glad you have found this information useful. Please share widely so that as many as possible can benefit. #IfikieUhuru
@@davidogot5985 you are welcome, I have shared with my siblings (3 in USA, and 2 in Zimbabwe, I’m in the UK) and also shared with friends and a guy that mentors young people and will continue sharing because this is an answer to many problems people are going through! I salute you and your work and pray many get to hear you 🙌🏾 thank you again!
What parents go through for the love of kids big up for your parents never gave up for you. As for you Dave you're a strong man congratulations the far you have come may God continue guiding you to save more souls mostly young generations. Am happy for you 💪👏👏
You are a great story teller, relived those moments with you and came to a better understanding of what it means to be an alcoholic and the journey to recovery. May your Dad RIP
You are a legend food. I started stealing my dads alcohol when I was 10,soon he realised so every weekend he bought me a bottle of beer. It seemed irresponsible of him but eventually I learnt that alcohol was nothing unique, just another bad drink if not handled with care. So I quit.
@@davidogot5985 thank you, you are the first person acknowledging and appreciating my father's move ever since I First talked about it. Am now 38years and am proud to be his daughter. Thank you Alot. May God reward you lots of wisdom to deal with all cases that come forth. To me you are an Ambassador.... Keep the candle burning
May God grant you your hear desire, U r a changed man now, U have no idea how many lives U have just saved, salute to you, hugs and sorry for your friend, he is watching U from heaven.
Ogot, I remember you entertaining us at the carnivore as nyama bite. I remember you coming for a haircut at a barber shop in Westlands, soin arcade, very drunk and very late for your own wedding. It was your wedding day and you were already several hours late for church. I was the barber who cut your hair on that day. I am not an alcoholic, but your story has inspired me in other areas of my life. Never give up. I watched every second of it. Something I don't do in long TH-cam videos. May Colins RIP.
Wonderful testimony, and he's so funny even though he went through a challenging period. I'm glad he's now sober 💙 I know Vicky actually, I grew up with her...
David, you are an inspiring beacon of hope for countless others who are out there and needing to find their way home out of the same dark journey you travelled. By God’s grace your life and mind is preserved for this great purpose & assignment. Keep speaking and sharing your story!God bless you🙏🏻
Watching this story is like numbing my pain and having high hopes that one day my own twin brother and elder brother will stop drinking,,,,,their lives is a mess and I believe if He changed,nothing is impossible with God,,,,To all who are dealing with such people,let's hold on alittle longer
Your parents were not stupid what they were doing they did out of love for you, they believed in you that you can do better and they wanted what's best for you. You are doing great be blessed continue the great work to change lives.
Hi David, thank you for your very kind, courageous, insiteful not to mention very engaing story. I am a kanerian and remember having to get a couple of guys from the bar nearby just to get them to sit a mock. I am glad that you are well and on a good path. May God bless you and your family.
Man you got a wonderful & inspiring story.. I just watched someone talk for more than an hour from beginning to end... Dood, you will and im sure you've already changed lives....
My namesake David, the Grandson of Nyanduga if you could go down the sewer trench to save a life and you yourself come out alive against all odds, the MANTLE that Angira passed on to you shall enable you pull many from the sewer of alcoholism and drugs and you will not know them. They must not turn to you to say thank you. God in heaven will reward you abundantly. God bless you for the gift of the story told. KUDOS BIG BROTHER.
There are heroes worth celebrating, David you're one , Caleb that I have known through your story today and a gentleman helping my son one pastor wekesa .May God bless you richly , you're walking wisdom that's why I say sometimes it's good to fail, for your failure has corrected so many .
hi my name is levy musende from Zambia i have watched the entire story of what david ogot went through,its indeed a touching story ,i have learnt alot will definetely share iv know it will help someone out there to come out of addiction .thank you s much.
🙏🙏David,u inspire many with ur stories that has helped many Caleb made me realize harm reduction is a looking journey of hope🙏🙏may we all continue with the support he gave many who needs help We should never give up
When a person starts drinking and using drugs during puberty it changes your brain chemistry because your brain and body are still developing. It is extremely difficult to stop drug habits that start in puberty.
Just watched today and am in tears, thank you to Caleb posthumously. David you have the mantle continue making an impact, believe me ...your story is enough to set an addict to his/her discovery journey. Keep going
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David Ogot has had to overcome great obstacles in his journey to sobriety. David started drìnkìng at the áge of 13. This took a toll on him to a point he could not even complete his university studies in India. Four four years he was in India, he never stepped in a classroom. After 27 years of self destruction, David finally found help and has never looked back. He's now keen on using his story to change lives of those struggling with drúgs. Here's his story on @Shared Moments with Justus
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I know this son of the late Hon.Grace Ogot.David you will leave free of any substance the rest of your life.Continue helping the youth and others so that they don't start...the first sip.
Hello, can we talk. Found this channel. Tandie
lol lol ok
Continue helping people
He came to talk to us in Pumwani Boys in 2003, his story inspired me a lot and I eventually stopped doing drugs at around 2004, gave my life to Christ and I've never looked back.
Wow! That's amazing @Gordon Bare 👌 Thanks Dave you're changing lives
Beautiful testimony Gordon. Please send me your contacts. #IfikieUhuru
Woow so inspiring
God is great!!
That's my Dad🎉🎉🎉🎉
Great. Very inspirational. I have known Dave since 1977. I used to drink with him downtown in the 90s. I am seven (seven) years clean...totally off alcohol since 17th September 2014.It's always a great struggle. Keep up...
Congratulations!
Congratulations congratulations 🙌🙌🙌
Are u Late clemmys brother per chance?
Guys I have been watching this channel all of August when I was in quarantine I'm here to testify Im healed. Jehovah Rapha alicheza kama yeye 🙌
Wow that's a beautiful testimony @Jisky Shams. Greatful to God for healing you. Always a pleasure seeing you here. Keep the fire burning. Keep sharing 🙏
God is good
Amen
I first saw Dave in 1994 at Suntak Estate. Booze flowed to him easy and fast because he was a natural entertainer - highly intelligent and prolific story-teller. I noted him because of his fabulously beautiful wife and also his ability to act out his mother - Mrs. Grace Ogot - constantly adjusting the imaginary headscarf (Grace's 'tiara' was as unique to her as Rogo Manduli's is to her). Dave you look good. You are in a good place. Glory and honour to God for your profound reformation.
Amen Lucia Kabui. Get in touch.
@@davidogot5985 I sure will.
David, I am of the many people you used to entertain back in the day when we used to call you "nyama bite", your transformation is beautiful and reminds me that God gave each one of us a unique mission here on earth to fulfill his work, your experience is what gives you Strength and trust me it will never be in vain , you are helping and saving so many lives that you don't even know, so please don't despair, we love for who you are and the abundance that you share, Caleb, is proud of you and he has left his work in your good hands, God bless you and may you grow in strength to help even more people now and in the future
Do you remember Derek J?
@@xoxomacx2539 no I don't, enlighten me a bit more
Sure. Sometimes God allow a certain vessels to transport good news to the universe. This guy had to drop to save. His experience is more true than theories. Go man.
@@njaunjeri1712 thanks for your support.
Leslie thanks a million. Nyamabite is making a comeback soon..stay tuned...different message...lets continue the ministry. #IfikieUhuru
I've watched your story on showmax 'Nilichoma' , Jk live n now this. Very inspiring, educative n entertaining. I just cant have enough of this. Keep it up hope this serves as an eye opener for those who are struggling with alcoholism.
Thanks for your support. Please share these widely so as others may be assisted by them. #OnlyOurStoriesWillSetUsFree
I used to repair Ogot's computers 🖥 in hurlinghum,..the guy never paid me for my services but promises. I don't know why I kept going back to him even though he never paid me. He always gave me words of encouragement and told me how beautiful life was. I never knew he was struggling this much..I later left to 🇺🇸 and never heard of him again. He was a very good man who used to read 📚 alot...I hope to reach out and buy you lunch. Some of ur Advice has kept me going..Always stay Blessed 🙌...You don't know ones struggles until you hear their Stories.
Thank you...so much...get in touch and please share widely with your networks..#IfikieUhuru
David tells his story with deep, unreserved honesty and a big dose of humour. I know across, and was housemates with his brothers Milton and Mike. All of them, very intelligent chaps. David included.
Dave Ogot thanks for being so vulnerable and frank about your journey .........many of us are struggling with different addictions......thanks Brave Man!Keep going........you were ahead of me at Aga Khan High School!
David is lucky to have such loving and understanding parents.
Amen. #ifikieUhuru
If we can have a lot of David Ogot's, this world will be a better place. I don't know you personally since in South Africa and you're in Kenya, but your story deserves the world's attention. Salute great man.
Thanks so much for your encouragement
Am touched by your story. I have a son 14 yrs old with the same behavior i pray to God that one day he could testify on his life like you.
Muka please get in touch with me so that we see the way foward for your son. My contacts are pinned above.
Alcohol is such a demon. I thank God for delivering you. God bless you Sir!
You're right @Quinter Verah
Thank you Verah and may He continue blessing you too. #IfikieUhuru
Good news is that David is now sober for the last 20 something years.
And is determined to help those struggling like he used to
Personally i had been drinking from December 1993 to August 2021 ...28 years....I've been 1 month sober and it's not a walk in the park....it's a daily struggle but with prayers and self discipline it's possible...I'm taking one minute at a time one hour at a time one day at a time now I'm at one month na sio rahisi ...you have to be determined Ninja style
Wow! That's the spirit @Saint Peter. Every step counts. Wishing you well
@@SharedMomentswithJustus thank you
Saint Peter I share a similar story with you but I quit earlier in August 2011,never looked back inspired by the likes of David.. All the best, after 90 days the craving goes.
More of GOD'S grace as you keep on taking more steps of faith. You can do it!
Don't look back Peter. ...... don't look back. One step at a time and you shall overcome. God bless you.
How can someone tell such a serious story using so much humor? I'm heartbroken but laughing at the same time, Thank you for sharing your story!
You're right @Becky he's equally gifted
You are most welcome Becky. I'm glad you enjoyed.
You are welcome Becky. I'm glad you enjoyed it.
I am so glad to have come across this video. I am glad that you are okay. I first watched your story while in Secondary school between 2001 and 2004, when we were being taught about drugs. And I have always wondered how you are. I just want you to know that what you are doing is not in vain. You don't know who's watching and who you're helping, just know you might save a life. Wishing you the best in your endeavor.
A prophet is never honored in is home.pls don't give up .I have 4 alcoholic brothers .I still believe there is hope at the end of the tunnel.if you did it,if God got you out of that mess,my brothers too will come out
There's hope @Rebecca 🙏
I have also an alcoholic brother wish he could change and he is so educated, having a good job but he waste alot of money on alcohol.
Rebecca please get in touch with me we see how we can help your brothers.
@@rebsjoy6892 Please get in touch so that we can see the way foward.
@@davidogot5985 Thanks I'm in Namibia cause it seems the brother was also in Namibia cause I follow his story. My brother is working in Walvisbay, Namibia as a Chiefmate hope I'm correct one of those that are driving vessels at sea.
Beautiful story... Caleb does not have to be celebrated by humans, his crown of glory awaits him... More power to you.
Amen
I am an alcoholic, been on booze for the last 15years. I have been hospitalized twice this last month now out of the same. Inspiring story, wish i could meet this guy.
@muthomi allan There's hope. You can reach out to David through the contact details provided in the description and pinned comment
Waiting to hear from you Allan. You have taken the biggest step in getting on top of your problem by simply stating what the problem is and that you want out.
how you doing, second month sober.
@@bonfacemiringu0108 Hello, am doing well. Thats good for you, I have been sober for a little over a year now but its been the roughest period in my life and its still is..
ODAAT that's great
I wish my brother one day get inspired with your story.May God lead his way to change . You're an inspiration.
Amen. Share with him. You never know
@@SharedMomentswithJustus me too
@@donly.mutugi It is possible 🙏
@@SharedMomentswithJustus i hope so
Please call me we see way forward with helping your brother.
This are the kind of people I love watching on TH-cam , your story is inspiring
Thank you so much for your encouragement and I am glad you found the story inspiring. Please share it widely so as to inspire and others and so that #IfikieUhuru
Alcoholism is a deadly disease. I thank God for your transformation. I hope your story inspires someone
We learn from our mistake never judge someone bcoz you never know someone is going thru show them love and hug them bcoz at the end the day we are human,the difference is ur turn to pass thru such experience has not come
Let's hold each other's hands and pick ourselves up
Very true
Qq
This is the way to go love love.
This got me glued to the very end. Very inspirational. Speaks exactly like my late uncle Richard. Keep resting in peace.
He speaks like my late brother in law , Ernest Yoti
Train up the child the way he should go and when he is old he will never depart from it
Proverbs 22 :6
Wow, this personal lesson is an eye opener for all of us. Much thanks for this bravery
I first saw him at Modern Green near the old Akamba bus stage in 2000. We laughed our heads off from his stories. This guy is humorous. May God give him strength to change other people's lives.
MG, Gigiri...hahaha...Thanks for the walk down memory lane Neto and for the encouragement. Please let's share widely so as this message gets to as many people as possible and also hopefully #IfikieUhuru
The physical transformation is worth applauding. I remember spotting him many years ago at Dagoretti corner narrating his ordeal to some drunk people.
Thanks
Great job Justus and crew. Much love from California.✌🏽
Much appreciated @Caro. Caro
Caro thanks. #IfikieUhuru
GOD DID IT FOR YOU TO ENCOURAGE THIS GENERATION
I hope that you also get an ambassadorial job to represent our people,those who've sunk into this pit.May this be an upwards and onwards space for you.
SOAR!
Overall, JEHOVAH JIREH BE PRAISED!!
Yes
GK from your lips to God's ears #IfikieUhuru
Wow salute to your father,,,,all those jobs he got for you, currently qualified graduates are struggling for such
And my Mum...may she rest in peace...though I know she's still watching over me just from another place..
This is encouraging. We have been praying for my big brother who is in the same situation for many years. May LORD remember him too and I wish he can listen to this journey of David.
It is possible and Dave is a testimony to that. Share this with him and possibly link him up with help. Thanks for watching
@@SharedMomentswithJustus if I want to share such a story, one of my siblings has to look for my brother and use their phone to access such because he can't keep a phone. He is a very good plumber and hardworking, but alcohol and other addictions has ruined his life.
Elizabeth thank you for watching. Please get in touch we see how we can help your brother.
My brother has been an alcoholic for almost 40 years. We've almost given up on him. We just thank God that he has a wonderful wife who has stood by him for many years, if not for her and God's grace, he would be dead. I pray that one day he'll have a testimony of how the Lord helped him overcome 🙏
It shall be well
Don’t give up on him. It is a disease. Most of us choose hobbies that don’t make sense. You have those that are obsessed with cleaning to the point it affects their personal life. The o oh thing you guys can do is literally send him away and that might help his sobriety. Sending your family love and light. It’s not easy to watch someone you love not be themselves.
@@patra0kelo he's been to rehab but it didn't help. Can we have someone that he can talk to? He's isolated everyone except his family and siblings
Mercy Happy New Year.
How is your brother doing?
I avoid such long videos because of eyesight problems; this one had me til the end. Even my 11 year old son has learnt further about peer pressure.
What a story. It needs to be retold and retold.
Much appreciated @Njeri Weru. You're right, so much to learn from Dave. Blessings to you and your son and thanks for watching
Njeri thanks for watching the programme until the end in spite of your eyesight problems. I am also extremely excited by the fact that you watched it with your 11-year old son and that he has learned some useful life skills from it. Please share widely with your networks so that others may benefit too and that hopefully #IfikieUhuru
Thank you very much for such an inspiring story of your life. I don’t know how I stumbled upon this video but I have a brother who has been struggling with alcoholism for over 20 years now. I was actually making enquires about rehabs in Harare when I came across this video. I also hope that my brother’s journey will end on a positive note like yours. Thank you for sharing.
@TarieM thank you for watching the video and I am glad it inspired you. I sorry to hear about your brother and hope you will find the right help for him. Please get in touch with me we explore if there is any way I can assist you with your brother's disease.
Even though this story is so powerful and sad the narrator, who I have not heard of before, has an amazing sense of humour which makes the story more impactful. I have learned so much. Looking forward to seeing more of his work.
Thank you Sofia. Please help us share widely so that others may receive the impact and benefit from this video. #IfikieUhuru
President Uhuru hear the cry of our brother and put that flag at half.....as a nation we celebrate our very own.
Kate Kanini thanks for watching and for your support - let's get this hashtag rolling: #IfikieUhuru
Thank you Kate. #IfikieUhuru
@@davidogot5985 Thanks for sharing your story. It is very relevant, beyond Kenya. Get in touch with Uganda's Oscar Bamuhigire and Bill Bekunda, both recovering alcoholics who are doing important work to prevent underage drinking and also help alcoholics
@@123MBABAZI Thanks for the encouragement and for taking the time to watch. Could you inbox me their contacts.
What a powerful touching story that is changing lives. David thanks for sharing you are making a great impact on peoples lives. I pray that any addicted person listens to this accept they help and change there ways.
Great lessons from him
Janeth you are most welcome. I hope they will listen too. You too can play your part in helping them to listen. #IfikieUhuru
Glory to God for saving you from the valley of death! Davy take heart now he left the work for u to finish!
Fill in the shoes
Amen
Amen brother David, greeting from Zambia, your story cross beyond kenya, we thank God he delivered you, today addictions are many some are drug addict's while others its internet and other adult website content, this is how the devil has destroyed this expensive machine God created I hope u will never step into beer again.
Amen. Thank you Bwalya Chisanga.
Hi David, you are a Hero, coming out of satans den is not easy. You will save souls.
Thanks for the vote of confidence Helen.
U aint alone in this.i am now 40yrs old only 4 yrs sobber now after wasting a whole 15yrs addicted to drinking and smoking.its true the problem comes after that first attempt.to all those trying to quit never give up even after a relapse continue trying 1 step after another gets u to ur destination.Rip papa Caleb.
Congratulations Sarah. Keep it simple and #ODAAT (One Day At A Time) Be blessed.
'Mende' is healed. We are all happy that he overcame the problem.
First of all, thank you for being such a great narrator because heeeeeee, you have taken me through all the emotions. At first, I was hollering the next I was crying then finally I was in deep thought. I'm glad you never gave up and I pray that God sustains you every day because it is not easy, and every ONE person that is saved from addiction is a blessing in itself. I am so sorry about Caleb!! Truly sorry.
Thank you for condoling with us. I'm also touched and rejuvenated by your encouragement. Stay blessed and may you never lack.
@@davidogot5985 Amen and Ameeen!!
Just realized I watched a 1:20:30 long video. Very inspirational Thanks a million. You are changing lives for sure. Stay blessed !
Thanks for the taking the time to watch it and not only that but that you found it inspirational. Stay blessed. Please share widely so that others may be inspired and so that we make sure.#IfikieUhuru
Ooh God.Give us we parents patience and grant our kids everything good we may want them to be. It's not easy to raise kids, especially we single mothers.
Amen
Amen.
Amen
Amen
Amen. Mariam we pray that from your lips this prayer may reach God's ears. At the same time you need to learn as much as you can about alcohol and other drugs how to talk to your children about them early before their uninformed peers mislead them. Have life skill sessions for your kids to teach them how to resist peer pressure. Be open to your children, i.e. approachable so that they feel free to come to first with their concerns and issues first. Where you are unable find someone who can and also learn from them.
Wow, Thanks David for the boldness in sharing your story, i hope you have had an opportunity to visit schools and share to our young ones, You are the next Caled Angira, may he RIP
Caleb is resting in peace with such a power house in Dave Ogot
Was actually thinking he needs to set up a program for schools. It will have a lot of impact. He should publish the book will definitely want a copy.
Oh I met David like ten years back in kidfarmaco primary school he had come to tell his life story to parents and it was quite thrilling I have never forgotten. Praise God for your life today and please help our youths in the same situation.
@@2010wat He's doing it already. Thanks
@@SharedMomentswithJustus Your welcome. was thinking of him also sharing his lessons in UG.
This is so inspirational. You have helped more people then you will ever realise and you are carrying the torch passed on by Caleb really well. May he rest well🙏
Very true @Cathy Thuo
I'm glad you have been inspired Cathy. Thanks for your encouragement. #IfikieUHuru
Thank you TH-cam for recommending something incredible like this. Because the story teller was the persona in the story I knew there was a happy ending somewhere. I have never been to alcohol and drugs but surely i have lost friends and relatives because of this and now this just puts everything into perspective that I was wondering and questioning about for a long time.
Well said @Jack Siro and welcome to the Shared Moments with Justus family
Thank you Jack. I'm glad some understanding has come from this on alcoholism and other drug addiction. #IfikieUhuru
Wow DOgot. Been wondering where you went. I did not realize when we would hang out in Narobi West, what you were going through. Sooo glad you have come out of it alive and are unashamedly making use of the experience, painful as it may be, to inspire, encourage and change lives of others who do not know how to deal with the issue of addiction... Pole sana for the loss of your mentor abd friend Caleb. What you and your team is doing is the real salute for him - may he RIP. His teaching, guidance and mentoting continue to be expressed in the lives you and your team are touching and changing. The state's 21 gun salute has a temporary effect which does not go beyond the reach of its noise. Yours has an eternal effect and far reaching positive consequences where people's lives are extended and made fruitful. Thank you Dave. God bless and keep you and even increase you. I will call you to catch up!
Thank you so much Gladys for this highly encouraging message. You have made my day. Waiting for your call meanwhile stay blessed.
God used Caleb as your angel 😇 just keep the fire burning you are an angel to someone else
Thank you Dave! We celebrate you. So much to learn from you
Thanks Shine TV Africa. #IfikieUhuru
Wildly rib cracking...intensely captivating...chillingly informative. The best hilarious-serious drug addiction video I've ever seen. Goodness.
Worth a million shares. Thank you for this great one David and this awesome channel.
Thank you Bill. Let's try and get those million shares so that as many as possible benefit from the message and hopefully #IfikieUhuru
The half flag' part' comparizon"! (With his mentor )! Who was a great kenyan..and never had the half flag.😪😪 made me cry..
"Like,,they say life is not fair,,"
But,,he exlpained it so wisely after crying.. my soul was lifted again.
Wooh! Wao!
I started praising the lord.
What, a story..hugs hugs.
Lakini huko mbeleni..
Nilicheka aje..Ati munaiba pesa ya students,na part ya kshs20 while on yr way back 😄 and the bodyguard part after you landed in kenya.😃
Ati ataenda the hotest city in kenya 😁😁😅
Thank you so much.
I love this stort so much.
I’m here for one week to learn how to drink like a gentleman…when I get back to Nairobi I will pray for you guys. #Legendary such a narrator, this is a story of victory after many many falls. Keep it up.
Thanks so much for the encouragement Florence. Stay blessed.
David. Thank you for sharing you story. Everybody, more so the Christians, need to hear this eloquent narrative of alcoholism.
Thank you so much for taking the time to watch Lucy. Thank you too for the encouragement. Stay blessed.
This highly intelligent, gifted story teller is surely a son of the beautiful, graceful and dignified Mama Grace Ogot. David you have a gift you inherited it from Mama, please use it. Continue to speak, tell your story, you'll help many. You're a leader of men.
@LindaGitau thanks for your vote of confidence. #IfikieUhuru
Parents please take notes🙋🏾♀️🙋🏾♀️ you don’t get such information easily and thank you for sharing such information. I applaud you for giving such information on such a platform! Our young people need to see this👌🏾
So true!
Thank you so much Elizabeth. I'm glad you have found this information useful. Please share widely so that as many as possible can benefit. #IfikieUhuru
@@davidogot5985 you are welcome, I have shared with my siblings (3 in USA, and 2 in Zimbabwe, I’m in the UK) and also shared with friends and a guy that mentors young people and will continue sharing because this is an answer to many problems people are going through! I salute you and your work and pray many get to hear you 🙌🏾 thank you again!
What parents go through for the love of kids big up for your parents never gave up for you. As for you Dave you're a strong man congratulations the far you have come may God continue guiding you to save more souls mostly young generations. Am happy for you 💪👏👏
Lilian tanks for your support.
Very inspirational. Caleb must have been a gem. I felt that pain. Thanks for sharing.
Cathy indeed he was. He lives on in me and MANY others.
You are a great story teller, relived those moments with you and came to a better understanding of what it means to be an alcoholic and the journey to recovery. May your Dad RIP
He's a great story teller. Oh, it's the mom that past and not the dad
You talk of a wife at what time did you marry.
Thanks Angela. PS: It's my Mum who passed away in 2015. I'm glad I've shed some light of this often confusing issue - alcoholism.
What an inspiring story. I thank God that your life was changed finally.
Amen. Thank you Nelly for the supportive words and for having taken time to watch.
This is a book.. I could visualise every worf of your journey.. Thank you
Yup..It needs to be done.
I'am sure your story would inspire many souls our three, continue to share...Elsa Soobrattee from Trinidad.
@@elsasoobrattee6186 thanks so much for your encouragement. Stay blessed.
Is anyone from NACADA watching this? David needs more support in terms of unlimited resources as he helps people in need of rehabilitation.
Amen...but who's listening? 24 years and counting.,no support... right now #GTRRC flooded, no help 😂😂
You are a legend food. I started stealing my dads alcohol when I was 10,soon he realised so every weekend he bought me a bottle of beer. It seemed irresponsible of him but eventually I learnt that alcohol was nothing unique, just another bad drink if not handled with care. So I quit.
Your Dad is a wise man. Reverse psychology. #IfikieUhuru
@@davidogot5985 thank you, you are the first person acknowledging and appreciating my father's move ever since I First talked about it. Am now 38years and am proud to be his daughter. Thank you Alot. May God reward you lots of wisdom to deal with all cases that come forth. To me you are an Ambassador.... Keep the candle burning
that weng beng story had me in tears
May God grant you your hear desire, U r a changed man now, U have no idea how many lives U have just saved, salute to you, hugs and sorry for your friend, he is watching U from heaven.
Thank you so much Susan for your encouragement.
Sobriety is your portion in Jesus Mighty Name.
Amen
Listen lady there's no one called Jesus it's a myth by the west to control us black people wake up
Amen
Thank you so much David Ogot.Thanks Justus for helping some of us remember David Ogot`s mission.
You are very welcome
Thanks Charity for continuing to be a long time supporter of the goinghomedotcom Trust and our ministry. #IfikieUhuru
Thank You for sharing this with us DAVID, and thank you Justus for according him the opportunity. THANK YOU SO SO MUCH.
You're welcome. I hope it was useful.
Ogot, I remember you entertaining us at the carnivore as nyama bite. I remember you coming for a haircut at a barber shop in Westlands, soin arcade, very drunk and very late for your own wedding. It was your wedding day and you were already several hours late for church. I was the barber who cut your hair on that day. I am not an alcoholic, but your story has inspired me in other areas of my life. Never give up. I watched every second of it. Something I don't do in long TH-cam videos. May Colins RIP.
Ben Mwangi how are you doing? I am glad the video has inspired you. Please inbox me your cellphone number.
This is so inspiring
@@dennisontita4752 thanks so much for watching. I am glad you found it inspiring. Please share widely so as to inspire others.
Please inbox me your number
Wonderful testimony, and he's so funny even though he went through a challenging period. I'm glad he's now sober 💙 I know Vicky actually, I grew up with her...
Wonderful. Vicki's story will be airing tonight at 8pm. Don't miss it
@@SharedMomentswithJustus sa sawa
Hahahahaha I like the part when he talked about Bangi.." OOh My God, Help me land this PLane"" nimecheka yangu yote. Lord Have Mercy
David, you are an inspiring beacon of hope for countless others who are out there and needing to find their way home out of the same dark journey you travelled. By God’s grace your life and mind is preserved for this great purpose & assignment. Keep speaking and sharing your story!God bless you🙏🏻
Well said
Thank you Samuel. Stay blessed.
He passed the mantle to you. God strengthen you during this difficult time.
Amen. Thnak you.
Real heroes will be paid by God. Keep doing this. God is watching.
Amen
Very inspirational, I wish many people struggling with addictions could watch this.
Very inspiring. Let's keep sharing @bii
Thank you Cornelius. Share widely so that many more get to see it and hopefully get motivated by it. #IfikieUhuru
Watching this story is like numbing my pain and having high hopes that one day my own twin brother and elder brother will stop drinking,,,,,their lives is a mess and I believe if He changed,nothing is impossible with God,,,,To all who are dealing with such people,let's hold on alittle longer
Nothing is impossible. Kindly link them up with David
Your parents were not stupid what they were doing they did out of love for you, they believed in you that you can do better and they wanted what's best for you. You are doing great be blessed continue the great work to change lives.
Stealth Reader that's 100% correct. Thanks for the encouragement. Please share this widely so as to try and change the lives of others. Stay blessed.
Hi David, thank you for your very kind, courageous, insiteful not to mention very engaing story. I am a kanerian and remember having to get a couple of guys from the bar nearby just to get them to sit a mock. I am glad that you are well and on a good path. May God bless you and your family.
Thank you Lokinan for the blessings and encouragement. #IfikieUhuru
Mr. Okech and the others would shake their heads in disbelief. Hindsight is not your journey. Whan amazing Grace that God gives all of us.
Man you got a wonderful & inspiring story.. I just watched someone talk for more than an hour from beginning to end... Dood, you will and im sure you've already changed lives....
In deed he's an inspiration. Thanks @Rabbit Hare for watching
Thanks
My namesake David, the Grandson of Nyanduga if you could go down the sewer trench to save a life and you yourself come out alive against all odds, the MANTLE that Angira passed on to you shall enable you pull many from the sewer of alcoholism and drugs and you will not know them. They must not turn to you to say thank you. God in heaven will reward you abundantly. God bless you for the gift of the story told. KUDOS BIG BROTHER.
@OwitiOdongo thanks so much for the encouragement. Please help us spread the message by sharing widely #IfikieUhuru
@@davidogot5985 Erokamano
There are heroes worth celebrating, David you're one , Caleb that I have known through your story today and a gentleman helping my son one pastor wekesa .May God bless you richly , you're walking wisdom that's why I say sometimes it's good to fail, for your failure has corrected so many .
Very Inspiring story David, your language command is on another level! This should be a book.
Elisha agreed. Absolutely. Thank you for the encouragement.
My reminder is on hii story lazima nisikize
Great
hi my name is levy musende from Zambia i have watched the entire story of what david ogot went through,its indeed a touching story ,i have learnt alot will definetely share iv know it will help someone out there to come out of addiction .thank you s much.
Thank you @TILLTHEND TV much appreciated and great love from 🇰🇪
Thank you @LevyMusende for watching and for sharing. #IfikieUhuru
🙏🙏David,u inspire many with ur stories that has helped many
Caleb made me realize harm reduction is a looking journey of hope🙏🙏may we all continue with the support he gave many who needs help
We should never give up
In deed
Jesca thank you for support.
A professional story teller. You cannot get bored.
Hahaha thanks for the vote of confidence @NoMatusi #IfikieUhuru
Am here in 5th September 2024. Am an addict and really struggling. Hopping i get well soon. May God see me through 🙏🏾
God give you the spirit to carry on. The devil comes to steal, kill & destroy. Thanks for sharing, I hope many learn from this.
Thanks you Juliet. You can get many more to watch and listen by sharing the programme widely. #IfikieUhuru
A man with courage. God will replenish you to great heights. I hope you are born again. This is a great testing and God's using you.
Amen
David Ogot God is miracle working God, ulikua umeji nickname nyama bite.
Salome hahaha #Nyamabite Amen. #IfikieUhuru
When a person starts drinking and using drugs during puberty it changes your brain chemistry because your brain and body are still developing. It is extremely difficult to stop drug habits that start in puberty.
Christine thanks for taking the time to watch. Lets share widely so that many can benefit and #IfikieUhuru
Kudos David! Some of us saw you do things and are happy for you. You have come a long way. Keep it up....
Thanks James.
Ogot you're helping many out here. Keep the fire burning. Much love
The mganga?🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂🤣🤣soo funny
Nancy thank you for the encouragement, be blessed.
Great stuff. David is a legend
Respect to the woman who birthed you and the one married you. The earth is Hard
Just watched today and am in tears, thank you to Caleb posthumously. David you have the mantle continue making an impact, believe me ...your story is enough to set an addict to his/her discovery journey. Keep going