I refused to sell Wambugu apple business to a white man for 30M, today it’s worth billions | LNN
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ธ.ค. 2023
- Today, one Wambugu apple tree makes him a cool Ksh.60,000 after an average production of 500 apples, 4 annual harvests, and a market price of Ksh.30 per apple.
But, the opposite would also be true
Had he sold the Wambugu Apple Concept to an investor over 10 years ago, he would be languishing in poverty and would not have been able to buy his four children large chunks of land
He however maintains without a shadow of a doubt, his wife is the reason he has come this far. Without her, there would be no Wambugu Apple
His daughter Kate will also talk to us extensively about the apple business in Kenya, the do’s and donts and why Wambugu Apple is putting Kenya on the map
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Thank you so much for watching🙏
@@afriyieo.dankwaJambo,
I believe all subtitles are now updated.
Apologies we had power blackouts in the country ❤
@@balancedviewpoint7418 wow this is so encouraging. I have to purpose to buy them
Where do I get the tree ooh I must plant an apple
Oooi pls God hide the wambugu from zakayo
@@liliannjeri6786 😢😅😅
I remember those days in the 90s and 2000s when Mama Carol used to be in choir with my mum in Ihwa PCEA Church, Nyeri. Their offeringgs were always Apples. It seems God accepted their offerings and blessed them.
They had apples at that time,and God accept their offerings
Wow! Thanks for sharing this part of this powerful testimony.
30 million was a lot of money then!!!! Thank you, Papa Wambugu, for not selling your childrens' heritage for a bowl of lentils. Money is paper... what you have is wealth..land and good farming. And now many people are benefiting from this too. Huge respect 🙏🏿. Thanks, Lynn and LNN team, for bringing this amazing legendary man.
Wrote before watching and going ahead papa Wambugu has confirmed about not selling his heritage like Essau. He's a very wise man for trusting and following God. ❤
Absolutely. Great man indeed
I live in America but I have planted wambugu apples , the only problem is birds, they destroyed the fruit
@petersonikambi9014 You're so blessed to take the initiative. I'm in 🇬🇧 and can't wait to plant too. They say net shading will protect the apples from birds 🐦 🐦⬛ 🐦 . Taking into consideration, the net is large enough to allow bees in for pollination. That's the much I know. All the best.
Thats very wise of him
That's how politicians have sold 🇰🇪.
Especially to 🇸🇦 China 🇺🇸 and others.😢
@@Ukversuskenya Thank you for the information . I will try that
There is just something about kikuyus whether you love them or not, you gotta accept they are blessed with extraordinary brains
Africans always tribalistic,eish
Na bidii they don't fear to risk
Sasa tupendane 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😂
45 ❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 years in marriage.
It's great to hear how the Bible has influenced this man's character. Never underestimate the word of God 🙏
Yes. Very inspiring, this man talks to God like Moses himself. He has taught me a valuable thing, to consult and talk to God at every step.
Of all the most inspiring stories I’ve watched on Lynn’s show, this tops em.’ Keynote; Humility, hardwork, and the love for family!
Amen
For me K.A.R.I takes the day for patenting the Apple for the wambugu’s. That really saved them. The idea of Wambugu going selling the apples and bringing all money home and all the family members would see their labor is a big lesson for accountability and motivation for the family members.
I love that Papa Wambugu gives all the glory to God and attributes all his knowledge to Him. Nations are coming to Him because he refused to sell his birthright like Esau. Lessons learned from this episode:
-Let God be glorified through your successes
-The hand that gives is the one that receives
-Find a smart spouse, work in one accord, and trust in God to fulfill what he promised
Peter Wambugu is a great Man he has kept God first in everything and openness to his family 🙏🙏
Thankyou very much 🙏
Nimekuwa celeb ki plani huku kwa Lynn Ngugi huku hatutoki ngoo Ni God kila siku and the rest flows 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
He has just confirmed that, the fear of The LORD is the beginning of wisdom. He acknowledges God in every step.Its no wonder he has remained humble.More grace and favour Mr.Wambugu.
This story is so inspiring; God used the chef to push Wambugu to look for apples; he ended up going to the forest where he found the black greenish apples. The same chef told him he wanted a mixed apple which opened wambugus naive brains to mix different varieties according to him “ how we mix water; milk: tea leaves to get tea; out of that “ Wambugu Apple” was born; this will live for generations and generations; may God grant you long life “legendary Wambugu, every dream is valid;
Destiny helpers.
Yes you can see the hands of the Lord all over the story.
I think this whole building a business with the aim of selling to " investor" is the hugest scam for our African business. I'm so proud of this family. They are so blessed to have such a wise father. So inspiring.
Thankyou very much 🙏🙏
Slow and slow and we loose the small farmers it that happens...
I wish my father Was Wambugu.This an example of a Responsible, Loving and Caring father.He speaks his mind and very humble.Wazazi wanafaa wakuwe hivi ii interview imenifundisha vizuri.Good parenting and good future. ❤
When father and sons connect then the future is secured,what the father saw while sitting is now an empire,the spirit of God spoke to the legendary wambugu
By the fact that this man is a resilient farmer and has made it to the billionaires club, he's an embodiment of resilience. He deserves the title of resilience unlike the politicians sitting in high offices working in syndicates to impoverish and make billions overnight.
Politics also requires resilience.
The way he's mentioning God's name every second😊❤
Totally inspiring. 30 million reminds of 30 cents that Jesus was betrayed for
Amazing analogy
How I wish Mzee was part of the national medal awardees during tomorrow's Jamhuri celebrations 🙏
I thought he was in his early 40's . He's really blessed with youthfulness 😊
Inspiring, just found this interview at the right time when i want to start farming, in 3 years time we will have conversation with Lynn. Somebody bookmark this comment.
With God all thing are possible.
True definition of a leader in the family
She was also a good helper to him
Not only are they successful in business but also in their relationship
Good parents
Am humbled
The way these two love birds are blushing at each other is magical❤.
Another reminder to never despise humble beginnings.
Haki and that's after 45yrs
@@CatherineMumbua-ue5pn a love that has withstood the test of time.
Talk about TRUE LOVE❤
I like wisdom,humility and love among family ,let not sell our posterity future.Love it.
Mad respect Wambugu. He's the exact opposite of my dad, the laziest man on earth who sold his inheritance I feel like Niende Nimgonge.
Start your future and forget your dad got rid his inheritance do a difference my brother
I second this parents it's better to give out the inheritance to kids while in sound mind instead of just keeping to themselves Mr Wambugu has done justice to his kids they can't fight over properties like we see in some families ❤❤❤
The story has encouraged me much to trust on God , bcoz it is not about education nor a good job but by the grace of God wambugu had no knowledge of agriculture but God helped him on how to graft without going to any class . This has helped me to know that i just have to trust i. GOD WITH ALL MY HEART
We grew up being told that agriculture is the backbone of our economy...Good job Lynn for this agriculture/farm episodes.They are so inspiring ❤.
Kumbe tunalialia huku wengine wanafanya kazi. Wow! What an amazing inspiring story.
Kate is a great ambassador for real. I mean I am sold already. There`s money in the soil is my take away. Thanks lynn for plugging us with great stories
I like Kate's energy ,very positive just like the father .
God bless the work of their hands.
To be sincere, on the onset, I almost switched off, when I looked at the time remaining. Lessons learned, God first, patience, humbleness, smart and hard work, as well as family unity are critical attributes to good success. Well done Wambugu and family. Thank you Lynn for how you conduct your interviews full of empathy, laughter, and emotional connection to all.
Same here I almost skipped the video. What a wonderful surprise
Wambugu is a typical village Kikuyu millionaire with a deep Kikuyu accent. A very inspiring story.
Na wajaluo wamelala waki ngoja serikali saidia
@@tonygee5680😅 that was hilarious and unexpected.
@@tonygee5680Don't go personal not all luos are sleeping 😪 maybe you are sleeping tall about yourself and take the positive of the story
Such a great eye opener!Being a girlie who has always been a soil lover since birth this is my best episode yet!Wambugu apples here I come.
Kudos Lynn for focusing on agriculture as a source of wealth creation. We need to inspire the upcoming generation to stop seeing farming as a poor mans hobby. There is a looming shortage of agricultural specialists since it is being shunned by youth who prefer to pursue the new avenues available - social media and tech. Let the youth see such role models to believe that there is good money in agriculture if done right.
Kate is amazing. She is so humble, polite and very realistic. I spoke to her some two years ago. Ladies, this is the next avocado....Lets make this about health, lets grow wambugu apples.
She is absolutely amazing 🙏🙏
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@@AmbassadorkateCongrats girl. You are blowing us from our comfort zones
This man determined to be nobody’s slave. Inspiring. What a strong spirit and true genius🙏🏿
As well as wise leader of his family
When an old man tells a story it sounds different ❤❤❤❤very interesting and inspiring.
Very true, he has told his story very well 👏
I love kikuyu men! Packed with knowledge & wisdom. No education but street smartest ❤ I love me some Wambugu.
What an inspirational interview. I was lucky to interact with Kate last month through Facebook and i got to get 10 trees (beginning of my empire)from her. She is very open and accessible and may the Almighty God continue blessing the Wambugus. Once again, THANK YOU Lynn
Atleast he realised you can’t trust these Colonialists and is now laughing all the way to the bank👏🏾👏🏾
Ready to be inspired, thank you Lynn and team for your hardwork.
Another day to learn ❤am loving the episode already, Lynn thank you 💞 nowadays you're making us see the Gold we have in farming,am loving it 🙌
I have planted 2 seedlings ...they are 15month old and one tree today have over 50 fruits....
Where did u get the seedlings
I will plant also too
Where did you plant? Which county?
Lynn Nfugi, I’m so inspired by Mr Wambugu family apples, Kate is absolutely amazing and right indeed, I and my wife traveled all the way from London and visited Wambugu farm in laikipia but we had a courtesy welcome they took us for a tour of their farms,we slept well in their home, fed well tea was served any time plus meals for three days we stayed at their home,to be honest we didn’t want to leave, we may Mr Wambugu and he is very friendly gentleman and down to earth, we managed to get 550 apples seedlings as atrial and we exported them to Uganda and they are doing great,and any issues we get with the plants.we just call Kate and she is always there for the advice,even if she misses the phone call she always calls back, so our inspiration for her great work and educational goes beyond our expectations long live Wambugu apple family and blessings to you all,our regards from Hassan and Haawa Uganda
Very inspiring
This episode is powerful. Am inspired. I must leave my kids something in Jesus Name. Thanks for this.
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I love the wisdom and godliness of Mr. Wambugu. You can see his value DNA in his family 🙏
I have plots in Kenya. . I'm so tempted to plant wambugu apples. I think this is something I should pursue. I love apples so much, but in America we pay $2.00 for one organic apple. I only eat 2 a day, but I want to eat 10 a day
Wambugu and family this is pure determination and hard work and of course putting God first. Lynn and team doing very educative interview.
Which supermarket do you supply in UK please?
This is the best interview ever! Kate is a true ambassador for the family business. A positively united family makes
a huge difference. Thanks to the parents for fine parenting. I will definitely visit the farm in one of my travels ....and also go for training. Thank you Lynn as always... Great energy, great show.
A wambugu apple farmer is here as well can't wait to start making millions am so inspired by kate
Well, of all of your conversations, Lynn, this is the most inspiring. Wambugu is the real deal. The sequence of his life is very motivational. One thing I've noted with him is that God comes first. His is a success story both as an entrepreneur and a parent. I suggest that they write a book
Am so inspired by this family. Life is a journey one has just to walk it using the right short steps at a time. Doing what you passionatly love pays. God bless you so so much. Lynn , this is the best of your shows I have watched. Am fired up!
Sijaamini Lynn amesema 'iliwatuma' instead of 'iliwafanya' 😂😂😂😂😂
She's such a darling to bow to the level of her guests and even talking in the way they'll understand.
😂😂😂😂show lazima🙏
Lynn yuko humble sana. Anaenda na mtu kwa level yake.❤❤
So darling for real
Ha ha this was funny
This is educative, informative, inspiring and above all a challenge to all of us who are busy from office to office looking for jobs. Congratulations the Wambugus!
Money or box. A very inspiring story. Wambugu, you were lead by the Spirit of God. Thanks Lynn for bringing Mr Wambugu cause people think farming is for the poor only. In our country almost everybody is selling their land. Nowhere to plant anything not even a flower. Instead of developing or cultivating. A good family and God fearing. May God continue to bless them.
I hope parents have learnt alot from mr. Wambugu himself more so on uplifting their children
This family has inspired me that am working to relocate in Kenya and be a complete farmer. Thanks Lyn for showing people town is not a solution as it has bern in most people's mindset
One of the best interviews. Thank you Lynn and the Wambugu Family. God bless you.🇬🇭 ❤
I praise God for granting me a chance and time to listen to this interview.
What an interview, would Listen the whole day such a Humble and Blessed Family. Am so inspired
Lynn you are the best. Your channel is very supportive for all ages. Keep it up! This family is really blessed. Even willing to support the government, campuses etc to educate the young people on how they can be self employed. May the favor of God continue being upon Mr. Wambugu's family.
Mr. Wambugu thank you for not selling your seed to those who thought you did not deserve to be known, popular, blessed, wealthy and happy. I applaud you for securing your childrens childrens inheritance. May you continue to keep this apple tree patent in our beloved Kenya as you bless the rest of the world . Well done.
This was a beautiful interview Lynn! Kate you’re an amazing person..will reach out to you
Our girl Lynn ❤️❤️.I just started watching and I'm already getting inspired .
There is no shame in hardwork❤️💯
Wow ,Amen. This is dope Lynn ,the mzee and mama down to earth,the daughter's energy wow... this mzee, needs the nobel prize
My take is that if you are ethical(not only to your family but to God)God will glorify you and give you abudance..
I've really enjoyed this interview and am really inspired. Thnak you Lynn for bringing this to us
Very powerful and insightful,may father's speak a word over their children
I can attest, I was so humbled by Kate's hospitality when I visited the farm. I really felt at home. Thank you so much Kate.
…good to see all Wambugu’s and to hear their amazing journey 🇹🇿🇰🇪
I agree it's very important to leave something for your kids..we're a family of ten, my parents struggled to educate us to whatever level we wanted. They also bought land in prime areas in the 1980's. They also left us apartments. Now we're building more apartments and buying land to leave our children. No matter what little you leave your children, it will benefit them and their children's children.
Very true.
A visionary Father. I'm so inspired. Blessed!!!
Thanks Lynn for such a wonderful interview it's really inspiring. It's true when you put God to be the center of everything in your life He will lift you up to greater heights in life.
I am so inspired. Indeed, when you put God at the centre of everything, you can not fail
So inspiring, am soo happy to learn from the apple farmers, i love farming ❤❤❤❤❤🙂
Wambugu Apples is the best variety the world has ever gained ...Thank you to the founder Peter Wambugu Apples ... thank you to daddy for allowing us to take over your work
Thank you so much Wambugu family for your commitment .. thank you Lynn so much..❤❤my Wambugu apple ochard in Namibia is doing wonderful .. I’m about to crunch , next week I will post a video of me crunching my own Wambugu apples in Namibia ..
Did anyone get Inspired by the hard work element in this people,going to farm on a moonlight,waking up at 3 am to go to the farm.....our generation we need to hear this more,that Indeed hard work pays
Aih nimebambika sana na hii family..nimeelewa pia wisdom inatoka wapi,..kufwata Mungu ndio kila kitu..very nice
This is so inspirational. Supportive parents and full of wisdom and great things. I wish all parents would be or rather learn from them. This is a legacy for real
Morning LNN. Thanks for bringing the wambugus they are encouraging
Lynn Lynn Lynn, thank you very much for giving everyone a platform to share their emotions or story.
So, I met you throu the religious brainwash series and I bing watched since Friday.
God bless you so very much, love from Uganda.
Indeed this is a legacy to be held. Congratulations 🎉 Mr Wambugu. Will come for advice.
This is truly an amazing story. Wambugu the man and his wife are amazing people !
God bless this man a very selfless man who is ready to change lives through farming. May you and your wife live a long happy life❤❤❤
What a family, admirable not greedy. God give us the grace of humility and contentment.
Thanks for the countless inspirational videos you are bringing!
🙏🙏🙏We appreciate the love and support
@LynnNgugi lyn I need 50 plants please I'm in Sweden 🇸🇪 but I want them in Tanzania 🇹🇿 I'm Kikuyu from Chagga tribe in Tanzania I want money 😅😅😅
I am from Fiji and this has been an inspiring day watching this. It is quite clear that Mr Wambugu knows his Bible and has a close relationship with God! He has walked the Word and how it works...I spent the entire time galvanised by this interview. What a blessing and it MUST BE GOD! Wow thanks for bringing this to us the viewers and I AM SO INSPIRED! GOD BLESS YOU ALL AND GOD BLESS WAMBUGU APPLES! Hope to meet Kate one day and just learn how this is done!
Thanks Lynn for interviewng this wonderful family. I can listen to Kate the whole day. Propagating ! Grafting ! You even understand what she means by Fire ! 😀😀
Oh my goodness 😊. This is so far my best episode of inspire global segment. I'm a witness of your amazing work at Moi University ❤. I was in 3rd yr in campus when the project was started at Moi University. May God bless the work of Wambugu apples
Gud work the Wambugus family for the good work of apple farming. Kudos to Ambassador Kate. God bless you all. Lynn thanks for airing this gud work live.
Congratulations to the Wambugus for this achievement. Very inspiring indeed. Every blessing.
This man is a legend, the best interview i have seen so far. So inspiring, when God opens doors no one can close.
My dream is to see Kenya become an exporter of Wambugu apples and to see them here in America. We will not rest until that happens.
Kate is a genius at what she does....very amazing and cheerful lady.
I have been so mesmerised by this interview. Lyn, keep up the good work girl! Papa Wambungu, thank you for focusing on the vision and not being swayed by the offer of a lot of money. You are a true example of a God fearing man/husband/father and leaving an inheritance for your children's children whilst you are still alive. Mama Wambungu, you are a great example of a virtuous woman. Ambassador Kate, may God continue giving you more wisdom as you promote Wambugu apples worldwide. Indeed wealth is in the soil. Thank you for the inspiration and stay blessed.
Thank you, Lynn, for always going that extra mile to showcase great stories. You are looking great as usual.
I love your hair.
Big ups to the Wabungus Apples family. We need more Africans in farming. Godbless you Lynn gal🔥🙏✨️💕
Kudos lynn what an inspiration from a man who never gave up on his dreams and has generated it to his offsprings and the entire generation from him will be a blessed one indeed.lessons learned,Put God first,work hard and team work is the key
I wish my Africa country men can follow this examples. God bless him and the rest of the family.
Especially politicians😢
Wow am grateful that I get to see this in my 30th year. Thank you Lynn for bringing us such. We celebrate this wonderful and beautiful family. I ve learnt so much that I ve got to apply
This is a great conversation. I want to establish orchards in Narok and Isinya. Wambugu, am coming for seedlings
These lives are propelling me daily. Thanks so much I can't get enough
I have really been inspired by this conversation. I have learned so much too. Thank you Lynn for bringing this family over. ❤
This story is inspiring. I want to know more about Wambugu apples