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MAJUU Real Life Stories By Antony Kangonga Kimani BA Communications University of East London, The University of Wales Bangor. Email: office@lmcc.in. Majuu is a commonly known nickname for the Kenyan living in diaspora who happens to frequent back home either for investments or holidaying. It is a name used so much to define change of status which is sometimes a misconception as nothing changes to be a more Kenyan or less one irrespective of whether one finds himself in Europe or Dubai. In fact we in diaspora fight it rough to catch up with people at home. They have really advanced in general. May be they call us a Majuu people simply to define the myth of distance. In this corner we will try to enlighten Kenyans in Majuu and those dispersed that we are the one and no Kenyan is supposed to be left behind of fluid news happening or made to happen. The Majuu Kenyans must constantly network with each other so as to share capital be it in knowledge or material. The Majuu times focus this season is the tour of a fellow Majuu Gospel Singer Naomi Karanja from Atlanta Georgia USA. Her tour in July has seen her in Germany touring Berlin and Frankfurt. Her popular song MUHOTORO is quit a hit among many Kenyan. Naomi has some energy that has taken many people aback. She is innovative and yet very stage authoritative. London and Nottingham will be the many beneficially of her immense spiritual message she has been championed to run with. She is in London hosted by London Mission Christian Centre and in Nottingham by a fellow singer Eunice Njeri. Who is Naomi? The famous Muhotoro! Those who knows her would agree that she admits freely with wit and humor that she is a real miracle. A woman who wa born and raised in rural Kenya East Africa . She hustled in Nairobi and latter relocated in America only to build strong heritage and status thinking she will enjoy life now that she is in Majuuu but that was not the case. What followed was a roller coaster of pain and frustrations that only by listening to her songs one can read her true past. She lost for fact nearly everything including her marriage. Her story has been narrated to Majuu Corner without adds or minuses. At some stage she became a byword to her so called friends who teared her left right during her wilderness. Naomi would ride her car past her home address due to the many issue that was in her head. Depression indeed hit her so much that she lost hope of any reverse. It is a common known saying ‘akisema atakubariki hakuna atayezuiya’ If God says he will bless you no force can stop him. That is exactly what God did. Today Naomi songs are in many Kenyans home. She is touring countries giving her testimony of how to overcome setbacks by using them as your stepping stones. Naomi Karanja is a Born again Christian, mother, church leader, singer and song writer but still a tool of comfort to those that are hurting especial those who are afraid of being pushed in single hood due to the stigma that is attached by broken marriages. Her main contact in Caroline Kimani of London Mission Christian Centre www.lmcc.in. She can also be reached for public engagement on naomi_karanja@yahoo.com. What this space for the Majuu surprises in the next edition. Do you have any story to share about living and working in the Diaspora? Please write to editorial.karibu@gmail.com 20 1ST EDITION | JULY 2016 20 1ST EDITION | JULY 2016
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