Gachagua directs Kenyans to embrace speaking in mother- tongue everytime than English and Swahili saying it's not our native languages | Baringo Daily News

STOP CREATING CONTENT FOR AMERICANS WHEN YOUR CUSTOMERS ARE KENYANS. This is a mistake I see many creators make. You watch American creators. You copy their tone. Their slang. Their style. Then you come back and apply it exactly the same way in Kenya. But here’s the problem. Your customers are not American. Your audience is Kenyan. I’m not saying speaking English is bad. English is fine. But ask yourself one honest question: Who is my ideal client? If your ideal client is a Kenyan business owner

In majority of Luo dialects across Africa ( South Sudan, Ethiopia, Uganda and Congo), the word Apuoyo means "Thank you", while in the Kenyan and Tanzanian dialect, Apuoyo means "I appreciate" | Adede Owalla Derep-Ruoth