How Delamere gave away Kenya’s prime land to settlers & why our passport is superior to that ofUS&UK

You probably have asked yourself why settlers still own large acres of land in Kenya..for example , almost half of Laikipia county is owned by 48 families, who still keep land granted to their families by the British government as early as 1899.

On this episode , you get to learn how that happened , Delamere’s role in it, the power in our passport and what exactly happened to some of our heroes including Ronald Ngala and Pio Gama Pinto

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[LynnNgugi]

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[CompassionQueen]

I have abandoned watching Kenyan news at 7pm to watch LNN. These are the conversations that we need to be having.

[KabungutF.C]

Hello your Majesties, THE Sovereign People of Kenya!

[cgitahi]

Yaani all this clever people have been in Kenya all this time? Kudos for giving them a platform to educate us on our heritage

[gss]

Africa is starting telle her own history! One nation at the time ❤

[brightonooko]

I had stopped watchig mainstream media because it is debate of supremacy for politician conversation but now i feel I am getting informed in the right topic, thanks lynn . we the people will rise salamu ni sovereighn

[hellenwambui]

I haven't even listened& I already so mad!! I come from Laikipia & I always feel the underdevelopment is intentional....our county is a goldmine

[loisephilip]

I love the angle your channel is taking @Lynn good job

[joshuakibuna]

I think we need a book club and we host these great individuals with their books and their sighning sessions.. that will be epic

[NyakwarDani]

The Gen-Zs opened the door, the impact is huge because the gems of Kenya are popping out shining as bright as the stars in the sky. Lynn, is in the forefront - let the awareness, and the civic education flourish. Let’s know who we are!!!

[sekhitlamakole]

Wow, brilliant gentleman I can listen to him for days ❤️🇿🇦

[vintaiye]

Quite educational..I just get mad listening to this information. This guy is gooood. I m Nigerian.Thanks man

[nicholasmurigi]

At last Africans are writing their own stories. Enjoyed the history class. We need more of this.

[HarrisonMusembi]

A very brilliant chap!! Walking us through Kenyan history right on, just like it happened. I am looking forward to more profound meetings and chats. Shukran!

[fredagitonga]

Finally these things can be discussed in broad day light. Lynn thank you thank you. Now I know am normal with some questions I have had since childhood. You are fulfilling your purpose to bring light to our great nation Kenya. The recent shows are very significant and these issues need to be constantly spoken about. Once we know who we really are our values, then we can stand!!! No more being sat on!!

[resonsindiyo]

Very very informative and insightful. My pride of being a KENYAN continues to grow. Thank you Lawi for re-educating Kenyans.

[wairimunderitu]

Congratulations Lynn for getting a sit-down with our brilliant friend, brother Njeremani. Well done.

[kiwishbj]

Kenyans ni mazombie. That's why hauoni enough likes and comments on this video..yet it's so educative. They will give 10, 000 likes and comments ukileta mzungu hapa na dem mwafrika na watoto wao pointi. Akili ndogo sana.

[peterkaranja]

It's high time Kenyans rise up and reclaim our Sovereinity and our LAND BACK.We are the PEOPLE - The owners of our COUNTRY

[evansonn.githinji]

I have listened to Kenyana talk, but to my surprise, this is the man who's saying what I have always wished. Very precise, articulate and bottom line the best. Let it trend, but take care❤❤❤