I was the one with dreadlocks. It was at kinungi where we fixed that old pajero KAJ. I remember it very well, oct. 2008.

@shikungugichannel5651

3 ай бұрын

Pete tell me this is true??

First, this is the best engage talk I have seen. Second, there are two lessons I have learnt here: 1. Bad experiences make great stories. 2. Never judge people too soon without knowing them first.

@deanking6105

4 жыл бұрын

james muchiri you should watch Jalango’s that is the best.

@jamesk.muchiri5700

4 жыл бұрын

@@deanking6105 I will. Thanks

@taalizi

4 жыл бұрын

@@deanking6105 Agreed Jalango's hands down, its the one that introduced me to Engage talks

I went to a garage full of Luo mechs and trust me, you feel the difference in the energy N vybe. But they ended up being honest than my mech. Since then I go there all the time. Nice guys despite calling me okuyu and jaka something I don't know. I got pissed drunk in Homabay and Migori speaking kikuyu. But having dealt with misconceptions from my own tribesmen coz of being Pan Afro, I felt better in luo land dancing to nyadundo. What am I saying? You could be more safer in what you perceive as "foreign territory" than you are with " your people" in "your territory"

@collinsamolo8705

3 жыл бұрын

True...am surprised..indeed it's not good to judge someone you dont know based on stereotypes n what hv you..this story has touched me!!

Never judge a book by it's cover. One Kenya one people. Let's eradicate tribalism and stereotyping. Thanks for sharing your story Pete.

People were laughing, but I was crying coz of how we are quick to judge people! May the LORD help us ALL!!

@MsJamba09

4 жыл бұрын

It was not a quick judgement little girl. Just a week before people like him were being butchered by people like the young men who had dreadlocks on live TV with the police and pressman watching. It was not an unfounded fear cos the issue that sparked the whole violence had not been resolved. Over 2,000 people were displaced from their homes and others burnt in churches. Luos like Pete were being circumcised alive and left to die. Faith in humanity was lost. He was justified in his fears but God wanted to teach him another lesson. You young people speak carelessly on social media sparking tribal animosity without knowing the demon you are arousing.

I keep saying,no matter how broken the world is,there are still lotsa good people left

Bless you Pete. We really need to embrace each other without stereotyping. We really love each other until the politicians awaken the demon of ethnicism.

This has to be the funniest engage I've ever watched

Enyewe luopeans...the eloquence! not one 'ummm' in the entire narration. The lesson here was very important too, for Kenya & Kenyans particularly.

@kavutym666

4 жыл бұрын

This is one of the best talk l have ever listened to. Thank you, made my evening

@masukamagambo4236

3 жыл бұрын

Kavuty M truth

@teejayangel6638

Жыл бұрын

Not luopeans, am in a club that trains pple how to talk eloquently without those "uuh, uums" and I've seen far better speakers than Peter, although he's done a good job, it takes training and a good grasp of English grammar, written or spoken.

@danieldembede8736

Жыл бұрын

@@teejayangel6638 a good speaker should not be trained..it must come out naturally

This is a must watch.. Main lesson learned is that never judge a person by their appearance.. Thank you so much Pete

This has got to be one of the best engage talks I have watched! I mean this stories are life transforming. Whoever, came up with this brilliant idea, God bless you.

Beautiful narration, I am watching it for the nth time now. A sad reminder that of how united Kenyans are, but only remember our tribes at the ballot.

Speaking in English is one thing, but being fluent enough to make someone glued to a story to the point of cracking up is another thing...

Wow! This is one humorous captivating story. I'm curious if Pete is a Toastmaster. Brilliant!

Great orator wow with a great deep voice .such a beautiful one i loved and i laughed loudly👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾kudos

By far the most entertaining Engage talk I've listened to

This guy is the real duo I can’t get tired of listening to him talk Hapo kwa ni pastor has killed me 😅😅😅

This was very deep. Despite realizing that he obviously lived to tell the story, it was a pleasant relief that it turned out so well.

This was so inspiring. May God truly remove our implicit biases and help us to see others as he sees them. Thank you Pete Ondeng' I remember your sisters singing blessed us in school.

True definition of "destiny helpers" ...May mydestiny helpers allocate me..don't judge...stop tribalism we are all kenyans🥰🥰

@EngageTalk

Жыл бұрын

May they locate you.

Wow! Thank you Pete for reminding us (me) not to judge people by their outward appearance. Apart from the serious lesson, I must say (like others have noted), have a deep sense of humor -- I laughed out loud while watching.

Yeeeey I finally get to see Pete Ondeng. Pete I read your - The Bottom Line - articles in Character Magazine (decades ago - LOL). They were so refreshing. And now facing mungiki? You are a hilarious narrator. Kudos

I will sue this pastor for cracking my ribs😂😂😂...deep story this one, astonishingly enlightening tale...

Nicely told, our prejudices are broken down in the most profound ways.

This was the best engage talk I have heard so far, I have laughed my heart out but I was holding my breath for you at the same time

@irmakamencu9760

4 жыл бұрын

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@athanuskamau8656

4 жыл бұрын

The story is very emotional has made me shed my inner tears

Such a genuine funny talk. Thankyou Pete!!!

Very encouraging not all people are bad and killers.

one of the best storytellers in the country

Pete, you are an excellent storyteller. Every Kenyan needs to watch this video, for we are all guilty of judging each other based on stereotypes

Beautiful deduction from the experience...angels walk amongst us... sometimes we don't see them. God bless you for sharing this 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

This was beautiful Pete, bless you

Hilarious yet teaching us not to judge others by their tribe, color, etc. Thanks Pete Ondeng'

Wow!!! Loved the story. Pete Ondeng is quite the story teller. For a minute there, I thought that I was in a stand-up comedy thingy. Very gripping with a good spread of humour. Well done bruv!!!

AMEN, Mungu akiwa upande wetu ni nani aliye juu yetu. Second never judge quickly. This is extremely touching

Beautifully orated and entertaining. Thank you Pete 😀

Wow. The beauty of humanity. Great talk. Thanks for sharing.

Amazing story thank you for reminding us not to judge and hate ♥️♥️

AMAZING!!! Thank you Pete, for sharing. Sometimes God sends us help from the most unlikely source.

Pete this was just an amazingly funny story but also very nice lesson to learn. Sometimes in life help can come from the least expected.

Amazing narration and lessons. This what we need to kill stereotypes and see all human beings by who they truly are

This is by far the most captivating talk with so much perspective

Hats off for this!!!This is among the most beautiful engage talks I have watched.

@EngageTalk

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much 🙂

Hahaha that was superbly delivered, vividly painted. Great lessons in there!

Pete Ondeng, thanks for talk show, you're such a good orator. Much regards to the 'Engage Talk' that invited you and gave you a platform. Pete, you were the reason I had subscribed to 'Character' magazine, decades ago, at a time when I was jobless and hustling in the city just after college. How I missed you write-ups, esp when the mazagine stopped publishing. I didn't know you are this young. I even wonder, now, how old were you then? At what age did you started writing, or were you still in college those days? Are you still in journalism? And if so where? Anyways big up man, you are hilarious.

The story has enhance my love for my brothers from My Kenya

This story teaches us not to stereotype people without getting to know them, let's embrace each other with love,.

Mungiki sio mchezo ,that was a miracle am telling you, it doesn't happen to many,..

This story is told so nicely. Lesson learnt.

Every Kenyan should strive to learn and speak at least 3 different Kenyan language i.e. I proudly and fluently speak kikuyu luo and kisii the best thing ever as a Kenyan life is easy

@nurugizani3075

Жыл бұрын

Same I understand kikuyu miji kenda kisii luo luhyA

@nurugizani3075

Жыл бұрын

Pete always engaging

Oh, I've loved this one. Pete you are hilarious and such a great orator. Great.

Made my day. Why lie. He is hilarious.

Great narration and wonderful lessons.Keep them coming engage!

This is beautiful. And deep!

😂😂😂😂😂This was a truly a well told story. You are truly very hilarious and the lesson is well learnt. We need to be more careful about judging and concluding on people. God bless you brother 🙏🙏🙏

🤣🤣such a hilarious story teller! God always sends us help in our time of need.Oh how I pray that God may show kindness and merch to those who have gone out of their way to show me kindness.

I could listen to this over and over

Wow. I laughed the entire time listening while commuting kwa mat. But in the end I was touched. So God help me to stop judging.

Eloquent, great speaker. Very great narrator. I loved your voice and narration so much.

The best engage talk.

We need leaders like you sir! Very powerful story. Keep telling it.. you can be a president too.

So inspiring and straight from the heart

This is powerful!

A great narrator

My Lord i love you . Thanks so much Pete.

This is the best I have seen so far. Hilarious yet very informative. Great job

I had to listen to this several times, wow it's message

A wonderful sermon 👏👏👏👏👏

Waaa.. So dramatic narrator. My ribs are aching... An interesting narrator.. Made my day.. Thanks

Love this talk Greatest talk of all times

AM WATCHING THIS TALK FOR THE FOURTH TIME

Amazing story, Funny and Inspiring! Nothing good as a change of mind and perception. It's so obvious as human being our judgment is always incorrect when we have assumptions of people/things etc. Cheers for sharing!

such a lovely story

Indeed you met angels in human form that day Pete!

Wow!! An inspiring story; eye-opening. Excellent rendition.

Its long since I laughed this hard.....ur downright hilarious

So touching!!

well said. we could all learn from your speech

This is such a great story and it was funny even though I didn’t understand everything😂 Good lessons too! Pete is an amazing story teller

Wow. Thank Pete for the lesson 😊

Excellent delivery!! 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

Why did i 😢? Amazing story.

I've had a really good laugh to start my day,thanks Pete for the funny but yet very insightful story.May God indeed bless the young men wherever they are this day.

Ooh my that's a nice narration , be kind

wow, wow so engaging and the narration ivy league standard, the lesson well taken.. judge not. thanks Pete Odeng

this was so motivational.. thanks for sharing it..

I cried too. Wonderful testimony

You sir are an incredible story teller :)

Amazing story telling and very educative

Quite inspiring

This was a legitly funny talk!!!!!

We as kenyans are actually a family until we invite politics into our lives..

@pascalbahati4563

4 жыл бұрын

Very true brother.Politics has been our number one enemy,or should I say an enemy within!!

@FANAKAFOREX

4 жыл бұрын

💯

@patrozette6211

4 жыл бұрын

True.

Thank You!

Great testimony

Very inspiring.

Thank you for sharing.......wow

Wow! What a great lesson here?

Wow you are an amazing storyteller 😂😂😂

Amazing funny story with a powerful lesson!

What a story!

wow this is just amazing story ,,,just super amazing