Naivasha

One time, I drove to where he and his friends were.

And the friends start talking about going to Naivasha.

Then he starts offering me up with my car at Uyagui.

I said, I'm not going anywhere.

yeah, the cars.

I mean, they came, but we got to Naivasha.

Right, right.

But that was a very powerful moment.

Even though later on we transitioned.

Because we used to live in Naivasha and now we transitioned to Nakuru.

So that's where my family is right now.

So I would say 60% stable.

And, uh, I-- that year in 2017, um, during that summer that Hurricane Harvey hit, I was, uh, um, actually doing a research project about geothermal energy in Kenya, and it was one of the more fascinating experiences that, that I've ever had.

I was, um, I, I'd spent an-that-- a few days visiting the drilling rigs, um, in an area, um, north of Nairobi, uh, called Naivasha, where there was, like, a lot of geothermal development going on at the time, and I already knew I wanted to work in geothermal.

This was a great grad study, graduate school research project I got to do.

And of course, since I had had my background in drilling, I wanted to work on-- I wanted to go check out the drilling rigs.

You know, there was this secretariat that m- was set up in Kenya.

They call it the Friends of Ken- of South Sudan, and then, you know, the Naivasha comprehensive peace agreement and these things.

So as I said before, it's important to raise such questions.

Uh, one thing that they may answer is that, oh, there was a mutual consent from both countries like Omar al-Bashir of Khartoum and, you know, Kiir of, uh, you know, Juba have finally come to agreement, and that is lacking from Somalia.