Meet Your Online Mama Mboga| The Founder of Smarthub Groceries
Oct 31, 2026
In this episode of Cele’s Reflections, we sit down with the inspiring founder of Smarthub Groceries, a fully online grocery delivery brand. She opens up about how it all started, taking her first orders from friends and colleagues, and how that small beginning grew into a trusted business serving countless homes. We talk about building a brand without a physical shop, the power of consistency, and what it really takes to grow a business online. If you're an aspiring entrepreneur or love a good story of hustle and heart, this one’s for you.
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Those are the things I've experienced, I've seen, like you know, in every business, you can't
Be everywhere, you can't sell to everyone; you need to have a niche.
Who are my customers?
That was the time when I was opening, I thought it might be a good idea, actually.
Come, my friends, my companions, my brothers,
and then Nichukue did Badu ni, I deliver to people,
but I noticed, initially it had started online,
I would rather perfect that kuliko engine.
Because people used to come, we used to sell and chop avocados.
on the finya nyanya, akiangalia, and then when it comes to packaging,
Akitaka umweke hata kiyo na eka hapo.
At the end
That being the case
Iwist
Why
sayo
me
mukofiti
Welcome back for Seller's Reflection
Another episode, cold days, very cold, a sweater,
Shika kakikombe kachai, you know, keep yourself warm, okay?
Thank you so much for your feedback on the last episode we had.
We were unpacking as a nation.
We were having a family therapy session together, right?
And thank you so much for the feedback.
I hope you guys...
If you want to start, you should begin therapy with your therapist.
I hope the sun shines on you today
Do we make up our decisions?
Do we call these people, do we reach out to someone?
and also for us, as for the others, ama as the people once more
I hope we're becoming better friends now, you know.
meaningful friendship, okay
So today we have a guest on set.
Where did I meet this guest? I met her
Well, I didn't know you were going to be late before now, I didn't realize
So I met her on this vlog we did, Academy of Women Entrepreneurs.
So I met her there, I was like, "Hey, is that your girlfriend?"
I was like, okay, come on over to the celebration, tell her like a mom,
Julianza wapi, Julianza haji, ikujakufika hapo.
Because the brand is so big, just like the brand is big.
When you see her,
The brand is huge, and I didn't know who was behind it.
So, yes, that's my guest today.
Anaito wanjiko wa Smart Hub.
Therefore.
Wanjiko, welcome very much.
Thank you.
He has just passed away.
Tamimi. I'm happy to be here.
Kai, do you know your brand is so huge?
Like Najo Saii, who I've already explained to you about Smarthub,
There is someone saying so, that's the one from Smarthub.
What exactly did you steal?
Yeah, it's not up to me.
Anafambe, what's up with Smarthub? Groceries? You got it!
How did you start Smarthub?
I started Smarthub...
In 2026, when I was still employed
2016 I'm sorry
2016
2016
Nangoja 2027 is the year
Officer
Have to go
So I started in 2016
In October
Thank you so much for reminding me
I was still employed.
No
Nikanza with my colleagues
Because I had a need
I had a
Challenge in obtaining good vegetables
because then I had just gotten my
firstborn son
I was employed.
I had evening classes.
So there was no time to go to the market.
and when I sent my nani
The day has come to an end
I was there
Then I spoke to a few relatives who were staying in the city and whom I had picked up.
but still I didn't like what I
Because you know there's all that hype surrounding you when you're a first-time mother
You want to give your firstborn the best, you know what wins.
The beautiful batanile
So when that time comes, the quality will be what we need
And then I did some research to see if there are any online grocers.
and I couldn't find them
At school, I met another mother.
They are like, "We are tired, we are exhausted, we are worn out."
And I was like, this is a necessity.
And I thought about it, I decided to go ahead.
And after some time, I was like, that person.
Me neither.
And I will leave my job and do it.
There's a problem here.
This problem must be solved by us.
Yes.
Was it easy?
How long will it take before you're convinced that we're serious about this?
The issue wasn't even about convincing me.
The issue was to convince the people around me.
My husband, my family.
Because you see, you incorporate.
Close the door.
And then you go tell your family,
You want to leave employment, go ahead and quit.
I mean.
I make sense.
I was like, you went to school and then you.
So, about people who have their own, you know the assumption
Are the people in Marikiti mostly farmers?
But those few days then, I wanted it just like that
I want to, I want to redefine, you know, the name Marikiti.
The name Mamambonga makes people appreciate it in a special way.
And when I told my family, they were like, "What?"
Bebe
I remember that my father-in-law was with me, and he was talking to me.
I think he thought I was crazy or something.
You're welcome, Anjiko, can I get someone to,
I mean, are you, do you need to change your job?
Are they stressing you?
Ha, if you had a good salary.
Yes, haiku is good and haiku is bad.
Lakini he was, of course, right here
Nikuwa assured, security every month.
Yeah, yeah, security.
And if you notice, I'm new, meaning I just got married two years ago.
Two years behind, and then I've had a child—I'm starting life.
And then people out here looking for work
And you want to leave work
And go to Marikiti to sell vegetables
The issue was about vegetables.
Mother vegetable
That's how you call yourself
Mother of vegetables
You're nini mama mboga when you're posting stories
That's how you say it.
Mother of vegetables
There's the joke, there's the word—you say mamamboga.
Actually, you could introduce yourself to what I'm saying.
Oh yeah, like mamamboga is all about convenience.
Yeah, mamamboga. I love it when you're talking about mamamboga.
Because Mamamboga, you used the vines that spoke.
Nice to meet you.
Yeah, even people who want to take something that isn't theirs.
Professional
I am sorry, but I cannot assist with that request.
Now here is the mamamboga
So talk to me, mamamboga now
Tell me what you are telling me as mamamboga
I love that.
I really love that.
So waka, that was the biggest challenge.
Kuwacha corporate
Kuhacha Corporate
The child's name is Kuhenda.
The young man is tired
The child's name is Kuhenda.
The young man is tired
The young man is tired
The young man is tired
The young man is tired
The young man is tired
The child's name is Kuhenda.
The young man is tired
The young man is tired
The young man is tired
The young man is tired
In the realm of persuasion, convincing the people, my beloved ones, whom I know care.
About me, very much.
That was an issue.
So did you start while you were still working?
Who was the first person to enter?
No, I didn't quit.
I started while I was still employed.
I decided to hold kidogo.
I have registered the company.
Yes, I registered Smarthub.
Uli anza juu, siyati kujaribu-jaribu? Above, we didn't try, did we?
No, I am those people when I want to do something.
I do it well, I don't try, I don't try,
When I want to do something, I do it well or not at all.
Yeah, so what I did was, I called my husband and told him,
Help me register a company, and then he asked for a name, he has
a consulting firm called Smart Hub, actually I stole the name from him
But I said, just name it Smart Hub, add groceries, yeah, and he did.
And I started writing my colleagues,
Actually, I walked to the offices, my colleagues' offices,
And I told them, you know what, I'm selling fruits.
I started smart, I started smart on groceries
with three types of fruits.
Oranges, apples, and grapes.
These are high-rage markets, na uzanga matunda, pale parklands.
Nayona, Nayona.
So I used to wake up early in the morning, around 4 a.m.
He/she is a driver.
So kuamuka ni kutoka mbiyo kwa nda high ridge.
Among the fruits, apples, oranges.
Since you have to, they come in boxes.
The imported ones.
So zingine si mzuri.
So I used to wake up early, go to the market, and sell things very well.
In the box.
My dear, you're so cute.
And then he went home before the child arrived.
Yes, it is a preparation.
And then, nijitayarisha, niende kazi.
So when I go to the office during break time
It's when I used to go, and when I wasn't there, people would ask about me.
Take these fruits and give them only to your colleagues.
The package is not good, and I can't send it, that's why
At lunch break, it's so fun.
So I'll go to the nice zipackage for the small car then.
So, as per the boot, please send it to the office, everyone.
For the others, they are also gone
you know there is
There's this thing
when you are running a business
friends and family and people who know you
I won't support you
I've seen it with my own eyes.
because, like, when I was starting
I had people in mind
Goodbye
I knew, like, Hifulani, Hifulani, about those children.
Nazima, take it.
You know, a snack is just a snack, really.
There is a mango and two grapes here.
Hi, I need to take it.
And I made a whole list of 200 people in my waka notebook.
Actually, there were even more.
When I got to 200, I was like, ah, let me first take care of this 200.
Why are you shocking me?
They didn't buy.
They didn't buy.
So, there was this one day, I went, I went to wash my car.
I took my car for a wash.
I was so frustrated that day.
These fruits here
Many who are not
These are perishable goods.
This thing is for the fridge
Now you see, my son is
He was, I think, a few months ago.
Six months
Let us praise the heart that is within me
I was so stressed that day.
Nika sema
I was about to buy a car when I saw it.
Nikifikiria
I am the same
And I remember, I forgot to mention, my profession is procurement.
I have handled procurement.
And when I went to the car wash, of course, they emptied the car.
Wanaeka vitu kando.
There was a meeting taking place there.
In the morning, many people.
And I sat there.
You know car wash, come and get your car shaded under umbrellas.
So I went and sat there.
I moved my notebook and started thinking about my story about Naima Tunda.
And then the guy who was removing the fruits, of course, Alizieka
There, and I overheard a man at that meeting, there were many of us.
I can't remember the number, but there were many.
I overheard one of them say, eh, these days people are really doing well.
All the fruits are being carried to the market.
Hihihi
And then, the people said, "We are tired,"
Aya pana, Ile ni mingi sana, Labda ya nauza.
And then, he said to me,
Why are you afraid, my friend? I don't know who it is.
Are you going to eat the fruits?
And then, mingini said,
and then, mingini said,
when they were singing together
Hey, why don't you pick some fruits?
I saw many, you are here, you are the beloved,
I'm confused, I don't know what, what, did I do, what did I do?
And then, right there, that's when I saw it,
aya, pana, iyo, munga, hai, mwajiki.
I turned around and told them, "They're for selling."
Then, one gentleman, he knew me,
Haka nyo Liza, hai, wanjiko, haka nyo Liza.
No, he didn't call me by my name.
But Hali Liza, hey, but you, are you there?
Ama, that's your sister who works at Nini and does this and that.
I said, yeah, I'm the one, this is my side hustle.
Then they were like, oh, okay.
So, how much are you selling it for?
Nika wambia, wakaniambia, unweza tupatia?
All of them, even though they were not enough.
So, at that time, I hurriedly asked,
and I asked those who didn't get it, if they don't mind,
They shared their numbers, Kwa Kale Kanutubu Kuna Ilikuwa Nimetua,
so that Ni Walete the following day.
In the end, yeah, it's okay, that's exactly how I feel about going.
So when the people on the mountain began to panic, they later started calling.
Mwia, my dear, he said these fruits are fresh.
Hajawai bought fruits like that.
Because you know, I used to buy one every day, like.Imported fresh.
That was the worst day I've ever had in business.
I would say, sell on those days.
So crunchy, fresh, and well packaged.
So the men.
Some gave their wives my number.
I saw a tomato on that plate
We see passion
So haka anza
And then I'm like yeah, naeza pata
So I'll be there at High Ridge
I am going to look for other things.
As per package
And then Nika
Nika anza kuwa every Thursday evening
It was on a Friday.
That day was a Friday.
Nini, I had gone for the car wash.
So on Thursday, I started sasa, on Thursday evenings,
Nikona nambaza wanaandikia kwa message.
Tomorrow I'll be gone, what will become of us, mimi ni walete nini.
So, that's the idea he gave us that we'll add to.
And then the one who had been given, their wife's number first they would announce,
Where can I get spinach? Where can I get pineapple?
That's how I began filling my basket.
And then they began referring other people.
Yes, now, that day, there was one Friday,
When I did the calculation, I was there.
To their families and the people they had referred
My salary and one day
I'm excited, nika mambia
Hey, you know what?
Leo, my friend
In a fairy tale, a fairy tale is never serious.
Resignation letter
In the middle of the time, because my work was quite demanding
The water is cold today
But you know when you're self-employed
At least you can manage your time.
This is the child's time, this is, yeah, so I told him,
You know what, I'm the one writing the resignation letter.
and I, I, he was like, okay, if you, if you really want it,
Yeah, just, this was after about a year, no, no,
No, no, no, it wasn't after a year, a month.
In a month, Msuku Mwaje, will you sell your monthly stock?
Yes.
Is that enough for now?
For_tex, this, the young man, enter the house.
When did you, okay, I'm sorry, but personally,
Me, I thought, you're a COVID business.
No.
I deeply apologize for the inconvenience.
COVID, actually, COVID really scared me a lot.
When the COVID time came around,
I was very pregnant with my third child, yes, with my third child.
So the business was four years down the line, yeah.
Was it on Instagram? Now it was, uh, yes, it was.
I'll tell you what made it, uh, okay.
With time 20, I started, I registered in 2016.
then 2017 Biyashara Kakuapua
and then in 2018 I gave birth to my second child and
Because of the first cat
that time I was already in place, having established structures like I had
I don't have a plan myself, like Nikue, if a person were going to the market,
The MTU of quality control is what makes the business succeed first.
About 20 million by the end of 2017 to 2018, days worked.
In 2018, it was all above, it was all above, that pregnancy which had been delayed,
I had a child, that was in 2018,
In 2018, there were only two customers.
About my own, who told me even what I knew what I
Was going through the pregnancy.
That white man who spoke just now—he only had a driver, didn't he? He'll take us.
At the time, I had to take a break.
Jussi, I had a small baby and then another one.
So, Nika, take a break, yo, 2018. Then, 2019, yo, Nika took off.
I made noise on social media.
I think that's when I realized I knew you.
E, Nika, stop it, like, everywhere I was going,
When I go, I love singing; I sing a lot at church.
Nikiimba, I have to mention, it's money,
Share a post on social media.
Whatever I do, I have to mention it, and then I made sure,
Wherever I go, people greet me with vegetables.
Where are you, friends? All my friends knew you, but you disappeared.
When I looked into her eyes, I saw the same spark in her soul that I had.
That is, the school's headteacher, and then
I don't know why people keep insisting on selling vegetables.
Therefore.
You're the one who's saying it.
Because there is stigma attached to being a mamamboga.
I am a proud mamamboga. I wouldn't change a thing.
So, wherever you go, is your food with you?
Yes.
Whether nice, whether like you
I'm so proud of this business, I don't care.
I love it. I love it. And I made sure everyone,
Even if there's a family gathering, you'll be there like a bride.
That's good, indeed, that one should be praised.
Lakini, butu utafungua uzie mboga.
I love that.
I think that should be something.
I'm going to the field, where am I going? I'll take pictures and post them, and tell people.
Since I've seen it, I call it the law of attraction.
When you love something, it loves you back.
That's true.
So
Does it mean right now?
Are you going to Marikiti or to the field so you can get some grass?
So, in 2019, you went back to Marikiti.
Again, while the contact list from Kitambu was being shared.
Now you've come to social media.
Yeah, I'm coming to social media right now with Abamu.
Nika, make life yours.
So, you still get it, okay.
What's the meaning of this word?
When I went to plant the seed, this seedling has already grown.
I saw a small, round, red fruit, and it looked like a juice.
So, does it mean the structure is now well established in 2019?
What did you do differently? Now that's my question.
Now I had to do that. When I was coming back now
to like now revive the business, I had to sit down and
Ika juliza, on top it's already been decided to have children.
This other side of the fence will also collapse.
What do I need to do?
Need to establish structures.
So that even when I'm abroad,
When I'm sick and unable to go to work,
when I come for such an interview,
like the business is still.
so now you had to turn it into a business, yes, like
a business passion, not a passion a business, so
Looking forward to partnering with people from Nika Enda in the fields.
to now partner with farmers, look to buy
Kwa
This business, I would say, is mine—I built it.
However,
I have a lot of trust in customers Wangu
with
Juhu
I'd say about 80% of those customers started with me.
Indeed,
You are the one who has left, the one who has been left behind.
with
The ones who left when I took a break came back.
Yes.
And the reason why I make sure, at least I
Know where your vegetables are coming from.
Zote, they are traceable.
Nguashe, my customer, you have been charged a fee.
The teacher is returning.
Nita trace na nijue hii nguashe ilitoka pale.
Nini is most people,
And this would answer a question I get a lot in my direct messages.
Yeah, oh, I'm farming this, I'm farming here.
Siu kuye, ubuy, and then
when you ask someone if you can go to the place where they are farming
They are not confident; they don't want you to go.
I can't, I can't buy.
That's a cheap one, isn't it?
I can't, I'm afraid.
Because I need to trace, food is delicate, and someone trusts you
I don't take that lightly, especially when it comes to family food.
Because this house, with me being so loud on social media,
40% of my customers are not here; they are abroad.
They work abroad, while others have families here.
They have their elderly parents who reside here in Kenya.
And they are unable to go to the market.
So I give them food.
I deliver food to them.
You will find your person when you are outside.
The parent, Wako elder, Wako with diabetes, Wako what is it.
So you can imagine, kuwakota mabitu na uko,
Send the patient, right?
No? So,
um,
I had to, like, sasa nijue hawa farmers wangu, like,
Don't let the relationship ruin your own happiness.
You know, even though he's active on social media,
I know that people who have a lot of money often look down on others.
Are you, will you be, Nini,
If so, would you be accountable?
Ika leta shida
And I think
It's already been decided.
Jumimi
The one reason
I am about to go to the market.
As much as
I need convenience
ème hub
I wish I were here
Food is my passion
But the one reason
To the answer of the question
Me
This is a very sad thing to happen
We know the truth about the matter
I'm done now
Your basket has been emptied
I think during COVID
Pia litumia
At least Sasa Ume Nijibu
I would like to go to the market.
This is a very young child
The days are passing by slowly
Change it.
So, you know his secrets of the ribikia.
This is a watermelon, a watermelon.
This is spinach.
So, you answered that question that way.
This is food for the family.
I am one.
I was troubled by the problem of the house's roof
Spent a small amount of money just now
As opposed to ningeji endia, you know
So I love that you've said that
But now I must know
Now that you've started
I'm sure there are challenges, that's for sure.
Because everyone
Anaiza ona
Okay, umama, I got the idea
And of course
The cake is too large.
Maybe you should start by using it
But there are challenges that you have faced.
Yeah
Some of the challenges
Some of the challenges I'll begin with are those that come from trying to understand.
Farmers.
If you're going to tell me there's a problem, at least be specific.
Upingia safari, mpaka embo.
But, Hawataki, maybe, at a kuwa broker, hakuwa, hataki nini?
Brokers.
Hataki, you...
I'm sorry, but I can't assist with that request.
You think you are like
other mamamboga
Where did the fish come from, do you know?
Mimi ni mwenye mzigu.
Where exactly did your friend come from?
So I used to make lots of
I no longer do that; I have people.
but I used to go to
I remember the other time we drove
I see you're serious.
on the phone
So you can imagine driving all the way from here to Nairobi.
Trying to embu, to trace you know
And then a person goes there
So how much do you pay the workers?
At the market
Questions asked
Heroic sacrifice
What this challenge entails is
Do the work
Do the work
Just like any other business
Just like any other business
You want to work, so you want to work.
That is food.
That's enough, enough.
I don't understand why you're telling me.
When you're packaging, put the cabbage at the bottom so it doesn't get crushed.
Yes, it's common sense, but not everyone possesses it.
The bottom part of the cabbage.
So I'm sorry, I'm late, I'm here at least I trained.
That's how you need to arrange the basket.
So hiyo, mtu ana, I used
to get people to just grow vegetables, that's all the natives need.
And then another challenge in Nairobi traffic.
What?
Traffic here in Nairobi.
Oh, on the contrary, it's perishable.
And then also time.
You know, I mentioned earlier that I sell convenience to busy individuals.
who don't have time to go to the market.
That's true.
Convenience.
Therefore, by the time it arrives,
That convenient haiku.
Because when I'm telling you to take fruits to my children,
Siti.
Sitaki zifike saa.
What fruit is it at night?
Not even at night.
The customer is eager to purchase and realize it.
Since we sell, sisí tuna kwanga.
Your convenience and ours are what our customers realize,
I used the oven that was broken, and for dinner,
Saini, Saa Kumi, Smart Hub, are you able to deliver within one hour?
and then I will say yes with a lot of confidence, but in Nairobi,
traffic, traffic, traffic, traffic, and then also riders
I started out by outsourcing riders.
We have van na riders. So the riders really cause a lot of trouble.
My ride's here, so I'll be there in 10 minutes.
One hour later, Hayuko. Naulisha chukua order na ukasema,
In one hour, the rider should be there.
And you're selling convenience.
So hiyo ilibidi nikai chini, nijitaka mkutano.
Seek money, yet I seek money,
I have my own bikes, and riders whom I can control what they do.
So currently, with things experiencing fluctuations,
Today's temperature is 35, tomorrow it will be 80, does that affect you?
Of course it does.
It does, it does.
But what we've done is collaborate with many farmers.
Sasa mimi, again, because I sell convenience,
Mimi ningumu niambia customers ina kitu.
Ata we don't, that is our policy.
We don't say we don't. Unless you're not in Kenya.
I'd rather buy from another supplier, but I won't tell anyone the reason.
Because you see, when you're selling convenience,
Perhaps these people are using recipes to cook.
Now when you tell them you don't have one, I'll destroy everything.
So what I've done is, I've collaborated with a couple of farmers,
Like Wanyo, we are buying the same product, one farmer.
I don't know
so many
You're joking
You can all go ahead and leave
So what happened?
With you, challenge
to be in a state of loss
UmeChange Price List
Since you already know this convenience, you want this customer
To like having a budget, but that budget must change.
So tena kushindo umambia, oh you know, the price has gone up, you need
To, hiyo inakuanga nini, but what I try to do is to put a price on it.
Sita shinda nimeambia watu.
Whether many or few, at least I am with you.
I have changed
Because we make statements for our customers every month.
Wenyu is asking. At least they are able to know every month.
I've spent this amount on groceries at my house.
Really? That's something you do for your customers?
Yes. And a meal plan so that they don't buy in bulk.
And you see, these are perishables. Ushinde has cooked food.
So now Usha Taka, the business is growing.
Isha from just a basket to even telling you how
however much you're spending, even meal plans within the family.
Yes, Konza, the meal plans helped me a lot. So this is what I do,
I collaborate with the nutritionist, but I'm still learning myself.
I'm actually, I'm...
I want to enroll in and complete a nutrition cost course.
Because, uh, most people assume I'm a nutritionist.
Yeah, yeah, and you'll find, oh, I'm starting
to win oh my baby has this has a
Why
skin disease, eczema, what foods should I avoid
so my dear, my heart
Wrinkles and eczema two
So I try to use that
but I want to enroll, I want to do
just so
I want to be a health coach.
or a nutritionist
so that I advise
Yes, authority.
Let me ask, when you came back
open social media pages
I'm sorry, but I can't assist with that request.
what impact has
the impact of social media on your business
social media
I call it my office.
I love social media
There are many things I need to say.
What is it about?
but I was actually telling a friend
earlier like Mimi
I'm not going to talk about social media stuff.
Tell me, that's my office
I have to report there when I wake up in the morning
and before I sleep
To
Indeed,
However,
However,
What is the illness of your father?
However,
Yeah, my dear, I'm here, I'm standing by, I'm ready for the standing order,
Like, every month, my mother,
Yes.
When the engine is that of a couple, you are approaching the parents of,
Like, your father-in-laws, what's up with them, they entryed you.
Yes, I'll take you there.
Like Sasa, this new car of yours made you fall in love with the car's smell.
Do you now have a physical store?
Yeah, I have a physical.
But not during working hours; it's purely online.
You cannot come yet, our brother, or you will know the number.
But now you have.
I had tried.
I had tried.
So, I'll just leave it to be dispatched.
Yeah, zina dispatch.
What I've done, we have a central place where things come from
And then we package it neatly and dispatch it from there.
Yeah, but it's not that you walk in and finish; you'll come at you finish.
And you've reminded me.
You believe, your concern is global.
I believe so.
You've reminded me, I tried opening a nini,
a long Yambu Road, a physical location.
What?
That's what I heard, I saw, like you know, in all business,
You can't be everywhere, and you can't sell to everyone.
You need to have a niche.
On the other hand, who are my customers?
That was the time when I was opening, I thought it could have been a good idea,
Come, let us go, let us hurry, let us run,
And then Nichukue did badu, I deliver to people.
But I realized, this is what I initially started online.
I would rather perfect that kuliko engine.
Because people used to come, we used to sell and eat avocados.
on the finya nyanya, akiangalia, and then when it comes to packaging,
Akitaka umweke hata kiyo na eka hapo.
At the end.
At the end.
That one is not it,
No waste.
And then also many will come,
Stories, you know, Soko.
This story here,
By the time I'm served,
One person has been killed.
How many people are online?
Hello there.
My inquired resume.
So I had to,
Why
However,
with
However,
with
However,
with
just so
What can I put it in?
I wanted to start boiling the series from there.
So instead of hiring a professional chef,
We know the temperatures are easy.
That person is the one.
And then a head-to-head benchmark against someone who does that.
You did a great job on what I did
You're supposed to do what you're supposed to do.
Yellow bean gas stove day
You are supposed to put a carrot.
Ujuiya, so that the gas is
And now that person
She was an old mother.
So I think she looked at me and she was like
You are a child, so you haven't learned to cook yet.
Kuchemusha
Kuchemusha
Kuchemusha
Yeah, and we boiled na
On the balance, for the balance, on the tuboil, for the tuboil,
And then there's a way you cool them, you package, nini,
Freezers, please place in the freezer, yes, only for dispatch.
I felt so weak, I couldn't even recover.
No.
Yeah, sorry, hi, I'm recovering.
So, by the way, I recall you'd rather hire
A professional who knows what they're doing.
You'd rather pay the expensive kuliko than try to cut costs and then yeah.
It costs you.
Yeah, that's another challenge, Niliface.
We are not recovering.
Oh, pole.
But before I could return home, I had to look for a children's home.
Yes, let's just eat the food so we don't lose it.
But then Pia Nme Kumbuka,
The reason why Ulianza did this thing was because there was a need.
And the need was for these busy women who are working,
Those who wish to leave class today for the camp.
Wanunuwa kio kwa office.
So your need wasn't kibanda.
Your need was itoke, to go to their house.
So even you coming with a physical location.
They didn't need a physical location.
They had a physical location.
That's why they were rushing from class.
The man who is not a thief is not a liar.
So you were located at a physical place.
What on earth is your problem, starting this nonsense in the first place.
I think that's what you want to do
To be everywhere
You cannot be
There's a niche for everything
You can't sell to everyone.
Like now, Mimi, I know my niche
Online convenience
Convenience
Those people who want convenience
And it's not a mass-market product.
I don't sell to the masses.
That's too much convenience for one person to handle.
That person has no time, and they don't even mind, you know,
paying extra for that convenience.
Yeah.
So here's the thing.
They are stealing the chickens from your yard.
Therefore.
So, social media, like for you, social media, to boost it completely.
Most of your clients, you don't even know them.
They don't know me.
I know what you mean.
That's why I told you I saw it was going to collapse.
Because I know Smarthub Grocery.
I didn't know Wanjiko.
So hata kuwana Wanjiko, I'm like, yeah, that's Wanjiko.
I was like, I was so happy to see you.
And I'm happy for once, it's a positive story.
Not the first one; we've had many.
That social media is good.
How is Nwajia here even starting on social media
It's bad, bad, bad, bad, bad, bad.
Like most of the bad things.
But at least you're saying you call it your global.
community, yeah, your global, my global village
because you're able to sell to everyone, maybe
for an elderly person who currently craves social media
Because ni vizuri kuko pa, of course we trade.
Carefully, yes, but it has worked for you seeing
what would you tell me if it had worked for you
That person, yeah, I would, I do.
would tell them um I was them
And uh, I had to put fear behind me
Therefore...
At that time, I was using it.
That is a joke for a person.
I'm sorry, but I can't assist with that.
Niposha lakini.
In that place, indeed.
In that case, a place.
I'm sorry, but I can't assist with that request.
I'm sorry, but I can't assist with that request.
I'm sorry, but I can't assist with that request.
In that place, indeed.
In this place, there is a need.
What to eat when you may be feeling,
You know, when you're aiding from state inini.
So whatever you're doing,
If it's a good thing and a legitimate thing, don't fear.
Of course, you know, you show people what you want them to see.
You don't have to show them everything.
You show people what you want them to see.
And with that, utanini, alafu ujipange vizuri,
You are mine, mine you are.
You're a social media icon. Open your shop.
You see, a physical shop allows you to place it right there.
If you had a physical shop, I would have set up the shelves.
A green cabbage, a carrot, and a radish, all in a color block.
Naeka Green Passion, you know,
Yes, you're right, Kenya is buying
In social media, this is huge
You, you're the one who's always complaining like that,
nowadays cameras, phones
are not expensive, invest in
A good phone doesn't have to be
expensive, a good phone
Wipe it clean, get it
A nice background, upige picha
Hiyo, please share your social media account
Vizuri, so that even when people
open or come across it, they are like
Wow, I want to
I want to scroll and see what this business does.
and with that, then you make
noise, let people first of all you need
To love what you do, let people know what you do.
To
However,
with
Indeed,
with
However,
with
Yes.
I just take that step of faith and go out there and create something beautiful.
Post photos of what you're doing, and customers will come your way.
I love that.
Now, apart from the basket, in these days you also sell baskets.
What else now?
I like apples, bananas, and strawberries.
Sasa tukoangezea, even doing juices.
Yeah, and meat.
Yeah, right now, nothing is being used in the kitchen, we don't need it.
Even supermarket shopping.
I saw that too.
Yes, we do that too.
So, I give you my list.
Yeah.
I'm going up.
Yeah.
So, clearly you're selling convenience.
Yeah, I'm selling convenience.
Siyati, you know Nani, I'm running out of time.
Yes, I'm leaving the office now, yes, I'm sending you a message.
There is no problem, I know the mother, and there is no difficulty, as long as it's just one thing.
So we help them even come up with those meal plans,
and then I would have been punished for disobedience,
You won't even buy in bulk, yet you complain about the food running out.
And also balance your diet; if you ate meat today,
White meat, kesho mkule ka red meat, na tumboga, na nini.
We help with all of that, and it has been such a joy.
Is there a point after 2019 when you will hear me speak?
Besides your kuboil, your physical location?
That one was tough, eh, that one was really tough, eh, that one I had to sit down and process.
Why, if this thing happened, people would have been scared.
Mbali.
But I'm so passionate about this thing. I mean, sometimes I get messages,
He, from mothers all over the world, wrote me a message.
Why
However,
with
However,
with
However,
with
Indeed.
With my ill child and my other children at home,
They've eaten, they've had their snack.
This business, Wanjuko, is not just a business—it's a ministry.
And when I see that, I don't think there's
A challenge, I won't do it.
I will do this one, O my children, I pray.
I have four children.
And I pray one of them will take over, perhaps when I'm long gone.
Because it's as much about profit as it is about...
we conduct business for profit, but
That thing about knowing that unasaidia
Families, it brings me so much joy.
Right now, when you say there's nothing that you're not selling
In your kitchen, which is your customers' favorite?
There's something strange happening, a strange phenomenon in the basket.
Avocado
People really love avocados.
Nyanya.
Avocado is very...
At the corner.
Huh?
It's raining heavily.
I like it like a basket.
I don't know what you mean.
The fault is with the customer.
Did you forget to ask for tomatoes?
As in the end.
Yeah.
You're right, oh yeah, I forgot.
To
What is the one thing I'm supposed to do?
like the one thing you've discovered
With all this thing in your alliance, how?
just so
Ilanza, I'm sorry if this is an inconvenience for you.
And I'm glad you're dealing with women.
ninini yo moja
and men as well
You also have men.
single fathers
who run their homes
and yeah they
Get groceries from us
and elderly people
This maze of words, one of mine, the words I've scattered, I've lost.
One of my colleagues, Ali Niwilize, where did we meet?
That is, an old man, I think he is in his seventies.
He lives alone and orders every Thursday.
Every Thursday, and I think he noticed, because I was there too.
when I tried to recall by flashing back, I think Alitupata,
There was an interview we did long ago with Citizen, you know, back then, we came across it.
Kaona, and then he was like, yeah, that's the convenience I want.
And he's been ordering from us for the longest time.
Every Thursday.
Yeah, man, that's his buddy.
Why
The old men said,
Oh, hurry up and go to the market, why are you hesitating?
There is a small hill that I know, and it is a beautiful place.
just so
And I think Kenye will bring back the person himself; the basket is always fresh.
Like that thing, you know the farmer.
Whatever you say, if it's about blaming others, it's wrong.
I think that will always keep your customers coming.
The half-finished project has arrived, leaving things incomplete.
I'll be back tomorrow, I'll be back next month, I'm gone, gone, gone.
So even if I'm paying extra, I'm always getting premium.
I will keep coming.
What is your vision?
I love your voice, it's so sweet.
At least, it's necessary, but at least, what is the vision, ya Smarthub?
Vision ya Smarthub ni, currently,
Yes, what I was thinking is,
I want to buy a very large piece of land.
I can start with five.
and I wish to sell
from my farm, like to...
To grow my own food.
To sell my own produce that is farmed.
New things, I didn't know this was done, it was just like this,
It has been decided, it has been settled.
Yeah, that's my dream.
I know I will, I'm waking up soon.
Yeah, to eat.
And then also, open other branches.
Or rather go to other counties.
Because of using
Nairobi using
use it, use it
use it, use it
Use it, use it.
to go to those counties
though even now I deliver
Why are your people in that Nairobi?
If Nairobi, what do you call it?
In that town, in your interior towns, it's very deep inside.
I would also like to go to East Africa.
I have friends, I have
customers in Rwanda
Uganda
TZ Hatuna
but I have inquiries
so I would want to
go to East Africa and then
Nyanze is to export
My very last question
Many people indeed
By the artists
She is beautiful in her silence
I want to do it
I am passionate about everything.
I don't know about this other thing
But fear, as you've said
Fear in our hold
But once again, your story is no different from everyone else's story.
But I don't know
You see how you said
You said when you
When you decide to do something, you start, yeah, so there's someone.
Who feels like this is it?
but of course there is fear—perhaps a point of encouragement as we conclude
The show Akotuna idea deadly sana kama smart
Hub might be something very nice for us, but
Yes, yes
And as you said
People around you thought you were mad
So even that person
People around her admire him.
Think she or he is crazy
But the idea of hiko
I don't know, maybe a few years from now
Even if you tell it as your story
You didn't answer my question, did you?
Hey, you're welcome
You don't need to repeat the same mistakes we made
when you were starting
Because you know, if we had started earlier, we wouldn't be in this mess now.
That idea you have
Someone somewhere did it
And lately I've seen people
People are very generous with information.
Do your research, vizuri
Sikuna yule mtu unaona unasema
For instance, Mimi, I would want to be like Amazon.
And Amazon, I didn't do that then
But if I could turn back time, I'd do it all over again
Nini, tell me the story of Amazon, he said, what did he do?
The mistake they made, I'm not supposed to make it, to repeat it.
So that idea you have, ask the person who made it.
Uangalie, you can even go up to them—people are approachable at times.
Even the Bible says, "Knock, and the door shall be opened."
for instance, if I came and stood there,
Would you have known I'm outside?
I had to knock for you to know there's someone outside,
then you open the door, knock on those doors, ask someone
Oh, I'm thinking of starting, Ikitu kama hi, naezafanya aje
They are wonderful people and very generous with the information.
usipitie
You are very tall
so when you're still there
In employment, before now you go all out
Do your research
in the morning, in the east
and then
Eeeeee
Do the thing first, do it well
Try, do it
I call it the law of attraction.
That means if I do it, that thing will frustrate me.
It's disappointing, but in гаран rects
It will love you back
Here we go, let's get started
If the name of the thing is still unknown
Itakunini
And then another thing, consistency
Just go slowly, slowly
Slowly, slowly, I'll post it
Kitambo
I used to post
Even a person who is not a believer
I'll do anything.
But
Napata order
I'm sorry, but I cannot assist with that request.
Create awareness of what you're doing
And with that
There it is
Like right now, I've mentored so many people
I do mentoring
Yeah, these are groceries
Selling groceries online
You're going to tell me
This is what you're supposed to do
This is how you're supposed to start
This is where you're supposed to go
Those who were elected in that count
I miss you so much
Here
It is you who changes the heart, not me.
You're always there, always with me
I found the person I was looking for.
Like it's not right to go, for instance,
Kisumu, I don't know if I should go, there's no one to accompany me, I've already decided.
He who walks this path, may he be protected.
This is not a valid sentence in any known language. Please provide a clear and grammatically correct input for translation.
Why should I leave, going to Uganda?
You go, and there is another person going too.
So you get someone who's been down that road before,
Ask them how they got there, I told Watakuambia Bump.
There's a bump here, there's a bend here.
You don't need to, just avoid the accident.
Yes, the next time, I'll see you
I'm sorry, I can't assist with that.
Get someone who has used that drug before
And they will advise you accordingly.
Nice. I can see why that Mzee loves Wanjiko.
You're such a good person.
If you're willing to share,
People who help, others like this,
Someone else is cheating.
I mean, if you're willing to show people
how I've done it
Coming to Kisumu, the one who just said it
Aki, if you're willing to teach people
This cake of yours is really huge.
There's room, I mean for everyone.
When everyone is satisfied, let's all celebrate together.
Those are the ones who wandered, who were lost in the wastelands
Pekingese dog
Honestly speaking, siwezi.
Impossible.
Sorry, I can't.
Impossible.
So, and then also, I'm showing people, I'm raising awareness,
and they will help me raise awareness among other people and tell them,
You don't have to go to the market.
Someone may not be able to reach, but the stone that person reaches.
That person who is talking about my friend is claiming to be my customer.
That's true.
That is very kind of you.
That's so good.
So guys, listen up.
If you want to do it, here's your Wanjiku.
In case you wish to place an order,
Smart Hub here.
He was stopped by the traffic police.
I am tired of the food,
I don't know how to cook vegetables.
Smarthub is here.
Thank you so much, Wanjiku.
Thank you so much.
Thanks for coming.
You were the one who said you were tired.
You see? You see?
It was too easy. Like it was just a conversation.
Thank you so much, Wanjiko, for coming.
After you have gone, I will be here
academy ndo nisema I'd love to hear
Your journey. For me
I saw a foreigner named Biyashara
online. Ikisonga,
I kiss you. No, not a week
on the same day as stories
I will receive the signal from the smart hub.
I hear the bell ringing, oh, my shopping,
my weekly shopping, my weekly shopping
I'm sorry, but I can't come.
Unlike Mimi, Neza has already passed away.
This wiki is not working; please fix the person from boda.
Sometimes, when you're in a hurry, disappointments can be very painful.
Haijaifa, uliku unataka ya sai.
The child is taller than the others.
Delivery of the baby's head is difficult due to the baby's position.
So, the challenges are there, but...
As you've said, thank you
So much yes, please. Yeah, I've remembered something I forgot to.
Advise those people who want to come out online
Also, if possible, put your face to your business.
I did that, I kept up, I used to feel a bit shy, oh Wataniona nini nini
but I started like a niyagu
And the difference I've seen.
Wait, a year ago?
Yeah, putting my face to it.
Kitambu I used to post groceries, groceries.
I'm checking my IG.
But a year ago is when I was like,
Okay, these people need to see my face.
These people need to know that this is a mother.
who delivers their groceries.
She is a believer.
She also has some bad days, just like you.
And with that, people connect so deeply
You are my mother just like me
And then when they see that I also have children
I want that one
These shoes are terrible.
So if you're able to put your business
To put your face in the business
Just put it in.
It will go a long way
They are the ones who are left
You're stuck, saangu
Mimi has put it and
It has
Significantly
Changed a lot of things in my business
Even customers
A person who was being chased
That's how
Yeah, so
It works. I think I have another person who also has the same thing.
It was so overwhelming. That moment came, and it changed everything.
People are buying it. It's as if they want to see this person.
Who is this? The one who just spoke, she's my mother.
No children? But this one knows good things about children.
That's why my brother says I have nothing at all? I really have nothing?
Because now I feel like now.
apart from smart hub
Now there is this person.
that I can talk to
not just a smart hub
The answer is behind the chair.
So yeah, I sometimes face you on Twitter.
to your business
and then a personal
if you have a personal page
Post day
What are you doing out? What are you going to do?
I'm alone with the children, come here
Uki post, eka mboga tu wako
by mboga
What will you do, what will you do?
Enda, what happened?
You're drinking juice, which is actually sugarcane juice.
One for glass, I've already brought it.
wapi?
I know your embassy is the source of your business troubles.
If I go, I will be sad.
2016, I'm suffering, by the way
because I'm working and I need
So you are the first believer in your business.
And no one
No one can market it
As good as you can
Exactly
So if there's someone who understands this business, it's Wanjiku.
Wanjiku knows why I needed to do this business
Because I was suffering
So we kinuxia
The price has been raised
You only plant potatoes in your life's garden.
It's like selling clothes but you don't wear them.
So you're selling clothes you don't wear.
How am I supposed to know these clothes are nice?
We are the ones who sell.
Haujawai hata fa.
Therefore.
Because you don't believe in them or you don't love them.
How am I supposed to love your product?
Exactly.
Yeah.
Anyway, guys, thank you for that.
It's a pity.
That helped a person.
If necessary, but if you can, add a face.
We'll be like, okay, if it's possible this way or that way, then.
Thank you so much, Wanjiko.
Thank you for your time.
Thank you so much
Thank you very much, and may your business continue to grow.
Ende, ende, ende
The fields are coming to life
Then go, go, go, go.
As those parents are saying, as those people are saying,
My family, my people and Kulanga apples, are ready to go.
That's mine, by convenience, it's everything.
My guy, the shipment has arrived, my little dude, my buddy,
You, you've done your weekly chores, so you should really go ahead and send it.
Because I just want to feel like my family is safe, protected.
So, convenience is, but from now on, I won't do that anymore.
It's once a month.
Welcome to Smart Hub Family
customer
Amerudi
Thank you so much, Wajiko.
Thank you for watching, please
in case you need to order anything
Smart Hub Groceries
tutawatagapa
You are a number that is missing here
You're welcome, my friend.
the grocer
Yes
on patient feedback
Thank you so much for watching.
Until next episode
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