How I moved to Kenya & started a silage making & farm machinery business in the dairy sector.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 พ.ย. 2020
- would you risk leaving the comfort of your country which has seamless systems, to start your business in another country, which ooh well, maybe starting to put systems in place? Meet Eric, our Agri-preneur this week.
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He picked up a Kalenjin Kenyan accent in 4 years. Meanwhile, Indians born in Kenya speak with an Indian accent😕
Cool venture. It's so funny that he even speaks English with a Kenyan accent.
Gosh, I can’t get past his very, very Kenyan accent.
If I listened to an audio, I'll definitely think he's a kenyan.
Everyone in the comments is talking about his accent, but this guy has a lot of brilliant insights into the Kenyan startup world. The opportunities, the hurdles, the role of Government and social culture... This is a brilliant interview.
This is a long lost kalenjin returning home
Africa is so cheap for Caucasians and Arabs but very, very expensive for Africans in the continent and outside Africa.
future millionaires in Kenya will come from farming period.
He has acquired the local accent. Bravo!
As a Kenyan, if I listened to audio of this video alone, I'd say he was born and grew up in our country...pure Kenyan accent!
This is great work..These are the white people we want in Kenya.Amazing contribution!!!!
Eric you're doing s great job for Kenyans .I live in Europe and What your are doing is big here .I believe this has been missing in Kenya for daily farmers . Bravo!
I remember meeting him at the AFDA conference at the KICC. Very well versed in the farm inputs sector
These are the type of immigrants we need in kenya
I like the fact that you have created employment for over 20 something Kenyans. Well done. Wish you all the best.
One thing l love about utmost precision is they share contacts of their content kudos. Your channel is reliable.
This is beautiful to see and hear. As a kenyan farmer myself based in USA for now with experience running a large American dairy farm(Wisconsin). I appreciate your vision. Feed Feed Feed is key to successful dairy farming. Mechanization is key and there is potential to doing custom work for farmers who cannot invest in farm machinery. I believe we need leaders that can support this and cut down on regulations and that kitu kidogo culture so that farmers can produce more. This kitu kidogo culture has eaten our beautiful country and people need to be fed. I hope one day I will meet you and shake your hand. I saw this vision long time ago and it took you from a far to play it out. Bravo my man Bravo. Talk soon.
Thank you "Kinyanjui" 😂I love you and what you're doing.
This makes me feel like just pack ma way back home and do farming.....good work.