I admire this lady for her bravery and honesty. There are lots of people who will rather die in poverty in the diaspora than go back home to start afresh. God in His infinite wisdom gave this lovely lady the courage to take this path. She is an inspiration to many people and best wishes to her in all her endeavors.

@1000ShadesOfGlo

4 ай бұрын

People are just afraid of what people will say if they come back home without loads of money. She took a leap of faith, has a beautiful house, and I know soon things will stabilise for her. She has inspired me.

@LynneZaabu

4 ай бұрын

Thank you for watching

@muhendadorcus4728

4 ай бұрын

Hi Lynne watching from Dubai Marina in December closing this chapter have decided to come back home so exhausted and depressed coming back to start a life. We're inspired with aunt Jacky,thank you! Hope you host me

@ug_star

4 ай бұрын

She had no choice but to return or else she was gonna be homeless

@masterjones25

4 ай бұрын

A great inspiration and courageous. Most of us are trapped. God help us

She's given me encouragement to leave the western world back to my beautiful country of Zambia.

@fly_n2073

4 ай бұрын

Me too 😊

@BwogikristinKayla

4 ай бұрын

Please don't hesitate to return home. East or West

@mercymulofwa

4 ай бұрын

Come home were you are loved

@intokazyomzulu8944

4 ай бұрын

I'm supper proud of you both ladies and I wish to meet you both someday. I'm also a returnee from UK, detained in Yaarls Wood before I come back home in South Africa 🇿🇦.... started everything from scratch and managed to build a house for my children and I. Come back home my brothers and sisters if things not going accordingly out there.....Africa is our mother land

@afrikanheritage99

2 ай бұрын

​@@intokazyomzulu8944I admre your courage sibling and thanks for the encouragement.

Your channel will save many Africans in the diaspora

@LynneZaabu

4 ай бұрын

Amen

There a lot of people in her situation in the western world who are now in psychiatric centre receiving treatments. I salute her courage. Those who critique her don't know what it is to be in a foreign land.

@BrownGirlCurves

4 ай бұрын

True. Her bravery is outstanding

@AriseBeHealed

4 ай бұрын

True.

@AriseBeHealed

4 ай бұрын

Well done from UK, a Ugandan after many years raising my family here, By God's grace lam planning and working on my land. I look forward to going back home to retire for a more slow paced life.

Please those of you who are discouraging her it's not good. Jackie only needs encouragement. We should just be happy our own was able to come back home instead of dying in the diaspora. Jackie may God bless you and your children.

Jackie is a hero to me! Some people went to the UK and they are now homeless. Yes some people are ok, but the percentage is bellow average to be precise. Many go and they never come back because they feel ashamed, they end up dying there e.t.c. Jackie came back and surely she will be successful. Because the experience she has is enough. Going to the UK isn't the same as going to Heaven!!! We need to know that.

@Seniorcitizenwandai

Ай бұрын

That is true dear, its hard over here

My sister from Uk i understand you better than many other ive lived in Uk for 35year east west home is the best im so proud of what your doing in Uganda shine dont let others put you down . Hanna from Uk

I really love this lady Jackie, because she has done the right thing at the right time, she can't live a lonely life anymore, everyone here in Europe lives a lonely life one way or the other. I love you Jackie.

I love the humility of Ugandans,the few that Ive met highly qualified but very humble

@chiemelia

Ай бұрын

Yeah I noticed this too and I love Ugandans for that. From Nigeria

A small modification to that stove can take most of that smoke out of the kitchen. If you can get someone to add a pipe as a vent, it will reduce the amount of smoke you have to inhale.

@LynneZaabu

4 ай бұрын

Thank you for watching

@remmy4678

4 ай бұрын

It was creative what she did with those stoves (but she should open that kitchen up. with only roofing..(invest in those old fire-wood stoves (or make such a clay-pizza oven with chimney... that smoke isn't good for anybody's health even if that we accustome ourselves to it...

@777Omwana

4 ай бұрын

I get your idea about the smoke pipe, it's a bit late to include it now. It should have been added by adding an exit hole for the pipe. I think one day when the means allow she will be able to upgrade to a smoke free kitchen with a chimney and all.

God is using different circumstances to call his people home. I believe they will one day rejoice!

@noamibelford4634

4 ай бұрын

True

@ruthpartridge6314

4 ай бұрын

Exactly

We are following you, my dear. UK 🇬🇧 is very difficult. Fortunately, I managed to build my house.

After 30 years- I visited back home Somalia; specifically to my dad’s town, I was shock what I found-it was worst than when I was 7- years old. No progress at all. I admired the people that town humble and patience!!! Our Lord bless Africa east/west and surroundings.

@Seniorcitizenwandai

Ай бұрын

Hie Jacky, Hope you are doing well and I know you are coping well too. You are a strong lady I do admire you girl. Keep on going how can I get into her with you

@ingridjackson4115

Ай бұрын

Even if you go back to your roots which is great .I think at least go back in a modern way .omg cooking with wood mmmmm.tobeach there own

Hello Fam, Auntie Jackie is very grateful for the love and positive messages you showed in the previous video.

@JB-dz7sb

4 ай бұрын

Lynn, I love the way you care about her..... suggesting companionship is really top-notch care because loneliness can cause depression.... kindly screen very carefully those who want to approach her because we don't want any Bakwabuzi near our Auntie 😂🤝❤️

@DassyJenny

4 ай бұрын

Much love ❤❤

@yasminbahati5262

4 ай бұрын

Hi Lynne my name is Yasmin USA but I want to know what is the name of the place where she’s living like the place

@zenalavinier1952

4 ай бұрын

​@@DassyJennyCT 2

@relaxationsoundsambience2724

4 ай бұрын

You have found your niche on KZread and growing pretty fast. You are good with storytelling and interviews. Congrats! Keep on!

I lived in UK for years and eventually came back. The best decision I have ever made.

@LynneZaabu

4 ай бұрын

Welcome back home

Brave woman, I'm in the UK, it's amazing how you made a courageous decision to relocate. Sometimes things are indescribable this end andwe keep pushing. I'm from Central Ug.

@ruthpartridge6314

4 ай бұрын

Exactly

I have great respect and admiration for Auntie Jacquie 🙌🏿❤😎🥰😇💃🏿. I'll have to return with a longer comment. She's an inspiration and an example of faith personified. I wish her superlative love, health, progress and fulfillment 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

I respect her strength. Am in UK and I know I have to relocate after I have lived in UK for over 30years. Its a tough choice but you made it. That makes you a hero.

In order to survive any given situation u have to be able to adapt if u don't u will mostly likely lose the battle, and Jackie is adapting, thanks for bringing her story to us.

I really love her responses, no fuss she just lives her life. Great lessons

@LynneZaabu

4 ай бұрын

She is an angel 😇. Thank you for watching

This is so natural, organic I call it, real African way to prepare our food. I love this❤️❤️❤️

I don't think you wasted time either auntie Jacquie. Everything happens for a reason and we only learn from those lessons to become better. Well done to you for weighing taking benefits and remain in a system to run you down or coming back home and boosting up your health and eating healthy.

Thank you aunt Jackie, bravo. To summarise this= If every ugandan can travel and live abroad then they will understand the dynamics. Aunt Jackie you are so brave and until we die thats when everyone's chapter will be closed keep going

Africa is a humble mother,you will be oky 👌

I love her. Very true to herself ❤❤❤❤❤

Dear Jacky Welcome come back home! You are truly a legend! I'm amazed that you never forgot your language and culture. Not sure if any one has suggested you build a chimney on your fire place to stop yourself taking in all that smoke. You are truly a champion!

I feel for this lady's story and I hope her mental health remains strong as she portrays in the video. Life is a rollercoaster and it will definitely turn for the better again, so keep your head up, keep smiling cos God has got you. Would love to have her account details (UK or Ugandan)

I LOVE THESE TWO AFICAN WOMAN,AUNTY JACKIE I LOVE YOUR HONESTY,YOU CAN SAVE MANY PEOPLE WHO ARE PROUD AND ASHAMED OF DEFEAT,GOD BLESS YOU MY DARLING,I LOVE YOUR COOKING PLACE BRINGS BACK MEMORIES OF MY LIFE ON OUR FARM,I USED TO LOVE COOKING THAT WY,THE TASTIEST FOOD AND CAKES ARE BAKED ON THE FIRE,TO HELP YOU OUT GETTING YOUR FIRE GOING GET A PIPE LONG ENOUGH FOR YOU TO BLOW THROUGH TO GET THE FLAMES ALIGHT IN YOUR COOKING PLACE. MAY GOD BLESS YOU AUNTY JACKIE AND GOD'S ABUNDANT BLESSINGS SHOWER UPON YOU IN YOUR FUTURE ENDEAVORS. THANK YOU BEAUTIFUL LYNNE I NOW LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING MORE OF YOU. MUCH LOVE FROM THE FIJI ISLANDS.

@LynneZaabu

4 ай бұрын

Love from us to you 💞

A book needs to be written about her story

@vitazahara3503

4 ай бұрын

It's true, not all fingers are the same,

This only shows that we can move around the world but only one day we all end up back to our roots, it doesn't matter what circumstances we come back in, God has a way for all of us

@LynneZaabu

4 ай бұрын

Exactly 💯

Thanks!

@LynneZaabu

4 ай бұрын

Thank you very much 😊

I love this lady's sense of joy , resilience, and persistence to make it no matter what, Cooking on firewood makes food taste so good . I just cannot explain why.LOL🤣😂🤣

I think Jackie wouldn't have had even the slightest regret if she had relocated on her own terms at her own convenience but whatever regret she has is because circumstances kind of pushed her to come back when she wasn't quite prepared (same thing happened to me) but she is acclimatizing and making the most out of the cards life dealt her. Bravo Aunt Jackie and Daughter Lynn😂 👏👍💪

@jounia9232

4 ай бұрын

Jackie did the right thing at the right time. There were never going to be perfect circumstances to come back home. Dont regret Jackie

@safiaali9957

4 ай бұрын

What happened to her if you mind me asking. I missed her other videos.

@JB-dz7sb

4 ай бұрын

@@safiaali9957 kzread.info/dash/bejne/oHV3kpOiiNescrQ.htmlsi=lwl3n4yH_bcculBh

@AfricanUSA-th9ov

4 ай бұрын

​@jounia9232 You Should Send Her Money To Finished Her Project.

@AfricanUSA-th9ov

4 ай бұрын

Me Living In USA 🇺🇸 For The Last 30 Years From West Africa 🌍 I Remembered Packing My Stuft 20 Years Ago To Moved To Africa With $20,000 In Hands With My 4 Years Old Daughter. In 6 Months Later I Was Broke In Africa But Peaceful. I Ran To Africa Because I Was Depressed In USA 🇺🇸 No Money To Feed In Africa Will Cause More Depression For Me. I Quickly Called My Families In USA To Book My Flight ✈️ To Come Back To USA 🇺🇸 When I Came Back To USA 🇺🇸 I Learned Alot In Africa 🌍 Came Back To USA And Started Working So Hard. Now, 30 Years In USA 🇺🇸 I Bought Lands In West Africa And Started Building 6 Flats Apartments Building In Africa That Will Be Bringing Me Incomes In Africa When I Decided To Moved Back. I Am In My 50s Now And Daughter Is About To Finished Her Registered Nursing Degree. I Will Not Moved Back To Africa Until My 6 Units Apartments Building Is Completed. I Learned Alot When I Came Back To USA From My 6 Months Staying In Africa. I Am Able To Pay Off My House Here In USA With No Mortgage And No Rent And My Car Paid Off In USA. Depression In Western Countries Is Not A Joke But I Will Rather Come Back To USA To Work And Be Building In Africa. Depression In Africa Will Be Worst For Me.

I really appreciate your decision Auntie Jackie,yu are now living a stress free life without bills.there is too much stress in diaspora.people always work for bills.life is very expensive.right now i am still in diaspora and have plans to go back to Africa.

Much love miss Jacky ❤❤

I love you guys . Whatching from California

Thanks so much Lyyn for bringing us Jackie's story and following up... I like the way you are soft-spoken and down-to-earth 👍👏👏

@LynneZaabu

4 ай бұрын

I love listening to Auntie Jackie

You've done so well and don't despair, it's never late to do the right thing . May God bless you.

Love her. I wish I met her one on one!! Being true to one self. ❤❤

I admire your carriage, dear , I have been in the uk the Shame time as you. I will be relocating soon I am from Kenya I will look for you. Keep working hard you will be OK. May God be on your side.you swallowed your pride And open up.we know they are much worse than yours and they can't çome back home Been to Uk Uk for 30yrs too I am soon relocating to soon

I admire your unwavering strength and resilience in the face of challenges. Your ability to bounce back and adapt to difficult situations is truly inspiring."

Auntie Jackie don't mind about those negative comments. It takes a lot of courage for someone to do what you did, there are many brothers and sisters who are going through the same or even worse situations but they are afraid of coming back . After watching this I know they will borrow a leaf and do the same. Please don't worry we've also made our own mistakes in life, and there are many things we've done and regret but we pick ourselves up and move on, to error is human. I know and am sure you are going to be better tomorrow, God willing, east or west home is the best. Its better to be at home than living like a slave, you will one day realize that you left slavery and that's the best decision you've ever made. Those people designed their system to drain you, but not to favour you, we have lost our brothers and sisters, the bad thing is when they come here they don't tell the truth and we think they are doing well yet they are going through hard times. Your son will soon get used don't worry he will grow happy when he is seeing you around other than loosing you. Your health is more important than anything else. Stay blessed, and Lynne thank you for being there for her she also needs morrow support

Love both humour. Watching from PNG.

Auntie Jackie thank you for the inspiration. I am looking forward to returning and retiring back home as well.

welcome back home Aunt Jackie, hugs and kisses from Fort portal. You are an overcomer.

To the person who said chances were wasted. I'll say to you, until when you've been to the UK, then you'd understand. Also, do not forget , you're an immigrant, you got various bills to pay, you got family and friends who you'd assist, mostly financially, then there some you considered family and close friends who would scarm you. Then, ask yourself how much is your weekly or monthly take home after tax. As it is said, experience is the best teacher. You win some situations, and you lose some situations, then you learn your lessons, and that doesn't guarantee you wouldn't make mistakes again. You also have those who's circumstances limit them doing or archiving somethings being a migrant. As earlier said, until you're on the ground before you understand the dynamics of it.

@1000ShadesOfGlo

4 ай бұрын

Very true.People just talk without first hand knowledge. Those of us in the UK know life first hand. The cost of living here is sky high, bills, rent, mortgages and even groceries are almost crippling. I admire this lady, and I know she will thrive 🙏🏾

@ritantananga3666

4 ай бұрын

Go girl it can only get better at least you don't look depressed ❤

@jhazidee401

4 ай бұрын

The person who said that time wasted was speaking from a place of ignorance. Until u have been in the situation don't raise your tongue to judge.

@jenniferchance5636

4 ай бұрын

I agree with you, when you are in a next man country it can be twice as hard. And experience teaches wisdom 🙌

@user-bs7wv2hn6q

4 ай бұрын

❤

Watching from Epsom, Surrey, originally from Swaziland and hoping to make my journey home next year. Great lessons from Sister Jackie ❤ stay strong, you have a roof over your head, blessed 🙌

life aboard can'' t be the same like that at home, it's more diffcult than that one at home, though money is made but it has many routes, thats why most stay abroad almost 15 years without setting anything at home. but at the end of it when things fail home is the solution

I must say, she very brave to make such a transition!! Faith without work is Dead so you go ladies 🙏🫶

@LynneZaabu

4 ай бұрын

We have to. Thank you dear

This lady is just amazing, the simple fact that she is happy is everything. I wouldn’t mind meeting this gallant beautiful lady.👌🌹

God bless you auntie Jacquie

I love this lady. God bless her.

Auntie Jackie, I love your resilient, keep pushing on there's light at the end of the tunnel. My sister Lynn I love your channel, I stumbled on it yesterday and since then I've been glued to your channel. Your channel is a good one, showing us people's struggles and how they are over coming it despite all odds, giving people's hope, telling us we must win, we should not feel ashamed if things don't go has planned but if there's a will there's a way.

Don't regret to go back home!!! Noting like HOME!! MAY THE ALMIGHTY GOD BE WZ YOU!! Love from UK❤

What a strong resilient woman you are - so many people can learn from you. If you could make one wish today - what would that be? 🙏🏾

You are very courageous ladies, we are planning to relocate and you have given us the push, thank you. God bless you and keep going, am enjoying this contents. Rose from kenya, living in the UK 😊😊😊

It's a big lesson to all of us 1. Our kids we are taking them abroad 2. Investment for future 3.Accept challenges in life and adapt

Last week I came across this lady in the previous episode and I could not stop thinking of her and I told a few people of her experience in life. A few years ago my finances were very bad my expenses were more than my income and I purpose in my heart that returning home will be my option before homelessness..Having a roof over my head secure Windows doors and a bathroom I will figure the rest out. This lady proof to me it can be done.

@allbyhisgrace8925

4 ай бұрын

I pray for God's favour over youband your situation, feckaring that doors will open and you will thrive hereafter I. Jesus name Amen.

I love you Jackie your story inspired me. Me am ready to go back home with the little I have so long as I stay with my children. I know God will make it for me.

Thank you ladies for being true to yourselves and motivating the rest of us.

Oh my,this is so touching,and telling us to always thank God for whatever we have,ur chance and blessing was in uganda,imagine in this little while and u have a home,Lyn pliz keep on bringing her up to like 5 years,some pipo will not believe it.i love Uganda

Lynne thanks for looking after each other.

@LynneZaabu

4 ай бұрын

Thank you for watching

My dear you took the best decision. You can rebuild your life from the scratch and still be who you want to be. Am from Nigeria there's a saying or adage that says whenever a person wake up from sleep is is their morning in other to say there's no time you decide to achieve your goal in life that is late. Please ignore all the negativity and pursue your dreams. UK is really hard Just look your best and head on high.

Nothing but respect for u mate loads of us will soon follow ❤️👏🏾👏🏾

It seems like the African life there in Uganda is a more natural way of life, and this is why it is healthier for people. Our Western way of life is so unnatural as we are not outdoors much, we are not connected to Nature. In Africa even the cooking is done outdoors. Being indoors all of the time leads to depression and unhealthy living. We all need to learn from this way of life, because God gave us this way of life. We can see it is difficult, but also very fulfilling. Thank you for showing us a more natural way of life. I have been sharing with people the way of life there, but some folks refuse to believe that this primitive way of life still goes on, and it is actually preferred by those who grew up this way. More power to all of you who are making it work, and getting the peacefulness that comes with it.

@LynneZaabu

Ай бұрын

Awwee, thank you for watching

Blessings Jackie. You will overcome

I respect and admire she will make it life in diaspora is not all that it can be lonely shift after shift

Really inspired

Jackie, I am glade for you that you went back home, home is home no mater what, and your health is more important than anything else, health has no price. and Uganda is very beautiful country, you guys are very lucky, I am sure Jackie will not just make it but she will thrive. Jackie, keep it up, you are strong woman my sister, just be patient, finish your house and start your project, you will never regret it. I Have been living in UK for 20 years and Used to be a social worker but I can wait to get out by the beginning of next year. Although I am originally from Chad, I would like to come and live in Uganda.

I love you both and auntie Jackie you did the right thing to move back home. There is no place like home ❤🎉.

Thanks for sharing your story Auntie Jackie. This gonna help many.

There is a botswanian content creater living in the US her channel is kirchbaby her village visit videos were really so good, this reminds me of her. However, when the setting changed to the urban setup they were not as entertaining. So please just keep it up, we really need this. The honesty woow! Greatly appreciated.

@sasaskitchen2435

4 ай бұрын

It’s Botswana not Botswanian 🙏

@allbyhisgrace8925

4 ай бұрын

​@@sasaskitchen2435 motswana.

I love 💕 this

Nice one much love from KE

They call that Orutara. Aunt Jacques can even keep small bananas (kabarara) on the rutara and it will ripen very well and it's very sweet. She can also smoke meat and keep it on the rutara as well. Growing when you did something nice like collect firewood from the hills or bring firewood or after returning from the garden the parent would tell you Ekinono harutara and they would pick either a ripe banana or something else and give to you. Thank you for reviving the Rutara in the kitchen

She should go on mwasuze mutya! She’s a blessing thx Lynnn Zaabu

To lit the wood stove, take a PVC pipe and blow air using your mouth will be easy

African technology 😂😂😂😂great conversation ❤and enjoyed every bit

@LynneZaabu

4 ай бұрын

Thank you soooo much For watching

I love the courage❤ God is seeing through

Lovely

Great video, continue to push and look after each other. ❤😊

May Almighty God bless you and continue to shower his blessings on you.

You are an inspiration. God bless you ❤

I love you Jackie

Quite informative thanks

Beautiful ladies🥰i love you all

So many other people get deported which is even worse. Many others end up in prison. Auntie jacqie made good decision to come back on her own decision

Great and courageous! God bless your heart my sister.

She is awesome!

@LynneZaabu

4 ай бұрын

Yes she is

Wow what a wonderful brave resilient and beautiful strong lady.God bless you my friend

She is a very pretty lady and she deserve a very good husband.i am a Zimbabwean and i am really enjoying this channel

@LynneZaabu

4 ай бұрын

Thank you 😊

I love this Lynn living in the UK is not easy anymore. Most of us want to come back home, but we have nowhere to start. We have been scammed back home so many times and become resentful of family members. But watching this gives us hope that there are some genuine people around, and we can perhaps think about repatriation once again.

Blessings to you

Actually aunt Jacque easily adapted after being abroad for much of her life ,,blessings

@LynneZaabu

4 ай бұрын

Thank you for watching

People can say whatever they like, we only have one life. Some people don’t want to live it miserable so aunty Jackie has chosen what is important to her.

I just love hearing from aunties experiences, can't wait for more videos

You are such an inspiration.

Longest live sis big up❤

Thanks for your video, it encourages me to take the first step toward my dreams.

Good that u r happy that’s the most important thing to release stress