The people of Bungoma are nowadays developing much interest in the use of the orgonite, and I know very soon we will have a better marketing region there. For now one of our new members are busy gifting there and for sure you will soon get a good and encouraging report about that progress.
Also another thing that we will determine if would be good to be installed there even though the place is a bit near to Kisumu but more closer to Uganda. We will look into it if we can have a mini supplying station there to cater for the demand of the Northern parts of Uganda.
I can see as the time goes we will dominate several regions. Since for many years we had been supplying Uganda from Kisumu and orgonite from Lodwer so we will see if this one can be possible
I hope the dream will come true in all aspect of life. gifting
Today i was in Kakamega and Bungoma regions of Western province of Kenya on our boarder of Kenya and Uganda.I met some people who had heard a bout the orgonite from our fellows as Jane Ngugi from Uganda. In fact all those people received me warmly.I gifted the sugarcane plantation around Mumias sugar industry,tea plantation around Kapsabet and Kaimosi.I proceeded up to a place called Chwelle at the foot of Mt. Elgon on the boarder.
What i really observed there is that those people are in need of our product, some told me that they are very tired of using the face mbolea which some people had been selling to them.Therefore i found the region fit for market.I will come back to Kisumu tomorrow if i finish my work in time
In Bungoma we found people in new places who were distributing
orgonite there and we told farmers that it will bring a lot of
rainfall. Places like Mt. Elgon we already took orgonite plus the
people leaving around those places.
Even in Nanyuki were Khalil Patwa told us to take orgonite for flowers
we found it was suitable for them. I thank Dan Croft a lot fr
providing us with motorbikes to distribute orgonites in several
places.
Now places like Garissa distributing orgonite will be easy in
connection with the support from Don. Even Frode , I also thanked him
for having supported us to provide orgonite in new places such as
Southern Sudan and Christine in S. Sudan make her to distribute
orgonite so she can have cash.
I thanked Laurent and Frode for having supported us plus other Kikundi people
and money they send we make orgonite in new places.
That photo shows one of the new places we put some orgonite to bring rainfall because they are areas and people were very happy when we apply orgonite in those areas
08866 Around that ara it is called Nyandiwa people asked us to put orgonite there to them to have high yield crops one of the houses you see there are one of the new places ew started gifting and the people there are very happy The people around there are proud of zappers because they are not able to reach haspitals immediately
Mrs O, I think it’s a very good sign that someone is selling fake orgonite, even though it’s probably being done in order to discredit the Kikundi. Over here, when people make knockoffs of our zappers it actually increases our own business, even when it’s been done as an effort to sabotage our business. The Kikundi have also conducted business in an honest and generous way so you are essentially untouchable.
I’ve been seeing more interest in the East African effort among people who send me email and read the forum reports. They are now aware that donating money for the Kikundi’s charitable campaigns is actually more productive than just giving money to a charity because you are improving the climate, stopping wars, generating a healthy economy and increasing general happiness in the regions where the Kikundi are first giving away large numbers of orgonite devices and educating the public about orgonite’s capabilities. We’ve seen how this generally creates a market demand for more orgonite, too–people can generally afford your orgonite (mbolea–‘fertilizer’) after you make rain and the farmers are again able to plant crops!
I think that your effort to attract the interest of the sugar, flower, tea, cotton and tobacco growers is a smart business move, too, since these folks generally are capable of later spending a lot of money to increase their own profits & improve the health of the soil with your orgonite. This is an essential stage toward capitalizing the Kikundi’s efforts in a substantial way, such as buying a fleet of trucks and cargo boats in the future (and perhaps aircraft [Image Can Not Be Found] ). This will happen naturally and in a timely way. We’ll look back in time with fondness, then, to the Kikundi’s humble beginnings and many of us will feel proud to have assisted the early progress of this East African movement, which will surely spread throughout the continent before long.
In addition to Fatuma’s current success in Somalia and Hibrahim’s steady progress in Ethiopia Christine has established a trade route all the way west to Lake Chad and Chris and Nicholas are doing the same toward the middle of Congo while you and the Kikundi are also consolidating and expanding the Kikundi’s success within Kenya. Those of us who have a sense of history are fully aware of the significance of all this and Hongera (congrats) to the hard working, very resourceful and farsighted Kikundi!
Hi Don,
We are doing well,right now i m busy visiting new ares in the Southern Sudan.The motorbike is supporting me so well…
I really appreciate your post in the EW, in fact we as the kikundi our interest and a ambition is to explore the world and positively affect it. The Kenyan guys and our sister in Somalia plus a brother in Ethiopia our coordination and collective work has made us to see the new dawn and i m sure with time we will change several regions.
The people of Lake Chard are very happy with the work which i did a couples of days ago. Fishing now have highly improved there and even the economic status of the region have double a sigh of progress and success.
So meanwhile i m quite obliged that all will be well and fine
Christine
Hi Don
I appreciate you very much for the prudent comment which you posted. Even the motorbikes which had supported us with are really making our works very easy and meaningful
For the last three days I have been busy gifting along the border of Kenya and Uganda at a place called Busia. Busia is a town situated along the border, business men from Kenya and Uganda do trade a long this boarder, and time we do find different characters of people there good and extremely bad people. So gifting these regions will highly create a peaceful and a stable environment for all the people.
Another thing is that now that come next year in political atmosphere the nation of Kenya is going for election we need to thoroughly gift our boarders such that come next year our boarders will be safe and steady.
Only that this time I really faced a greater opposition, some people really mistook me and sound an alarm alerting other people that I was having a bad intention, now that we have several cases in Kenya where homemade bomb and grenade that do cause a lot of unnecessary deaths among the innocent civilians, people are not at peace. I was forced to use another means so that I may escape the attack. I later came to realized that they were just people sent by other competing companies who want to demoralize us so that we may not continue with the work. But lucky enough we have realized much of their tricks and we will proceed without delay. In fact those people of Busia really like the mbolea
On my way back I also gifted Mumias Sugar Company and within that region where sugarcane is mostly grown for commercial purposes.
In the Southern Sudan, Christine has put much of her interest in gifting new places; we at times supported her with the mbolea at time when she is running short of them. In fact Christine is really having a good and encouraging record through her hard work. For sure remarkable changes will surface up through her tireless work. I still hope to witness mighty and prominent works through her determination
Really Christine when are you going to Lake Chard?
Right now gifting has become my real job for i have come to learn that many regions are highly in need of the our product after detecting several fake product from fake producers who pretends to be genuine they now resorted to use ours.Now i m in the region of Western Kenya in a place called Bumala in the sides of Bungoma.
People are really happy with our efforts of gifting that region. I interacted with both farmers who only do farming for subsistence together with large scale farmers who targeted large commercial.I did a thorough work there and the response was quite positive. I came to realized that we are son going to have a good market for our product in a large number.
Yesterday i thank for the supporting me with money Laurent also supported us with some money and we are going to spend that cash to produce more orgonite for now we are facing high demand and more so in the new areas.Also i thank Don croft and Frode for the supported
Mrs O
Nakuru is a region which is situated in the large Rift Valley which runs through Kenya to Tanzania. It had been my interest to make a return visit to this place, now I m in Nakuru doing a thorough. I had an interest of gifting the Lake Nakuru which is good scenery for the bird’s century is in Lake Nakuru. The native bird called flamingo are mostly found there.
I was there one time and did much work and now my returning there will do a lot of improvement in that region. I hope all will work well.
New places like Bungoma have started to realize remarkable changes after our good gifting. The rain have started to down pour as usual.The rate and the degree to which now they are farming has doubled as compared to last seasons.I got several positive remarks a bout the progressive work of the orgonite which now motivated our effort in exploring such places. I m very sure very soon the region is going to be stable in their production.
We are trying to make sure that such new places received the orgonite in a good number such the scarcity may not be experience for we want to up lift them very effectively. Even new places like Malawi where both Chris and Nicholas is going to visit we are going to make sure that we gift them with a lot of enthusiasm so that those areas receive all that they supposed to be getting.
