YOUNG FOREX MILLIONAIRE REVEALS FAMILY SECRETS! MY FATHER LEFT US FOR ANOTHER FAMILY - DELANO FX

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Jun 12, 2026
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We are being educated, we have shelter, we have food.
Why did you bring the gift here?
At what point, was there ever a time when you were asked about your family lineage?
Did someone tell you about it?
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The guest has just arrived; the presenter is Alio.
Utakume nipa support ya kutosha.
Anyway, Leo, I've been telling my kids the story about Delano FX's strength.
We got to share his story about Forex the other day and you guys loved it.
I came here today to tell you a story, and he also got to share with me.
Off camera, it's said that it's a story.
It's very interesting.
It's a very nice story, yamba.
Inside him were two fierce flames.
You're so stubborn, you're impossible.
Wait a moment.
No problem.
Thank you very much.
My nephew Delano FX.
I ran into you the other day.
And we have always stayed in touch.
You are a good friend of mine.
Yeah.
There's this story that you reached out.
The thing you wanted to share.
That was a good story.
Mba is ready to face the camera.
It's your time.
Pengine unezo ukaanza na story yako.
Where were you born?
Where is Umegroi?
And how has life been growing up?
So my beloved friend.
I am tired.
Like pure.
Mom, Dad, I'm coming.
Very well.
People of the wind and the knowers.
Before going to Nairobi.
Nime hustle place different places.
Yeah, but.
To be here.
It's been a journey.
I can say that.
The challenge is up, anapale.
But we thank God for today.
So growing up.
Life is going well with you.
In terms of the family-wise
Family-wise.
Okay.
Okay, I'm going to join the family.
Three brothers.
Caesar is dead.
I'll form one.
So I am the last born.
I am the youngest child in my family.
All the time.
I have grown up in a family of.
One parent.
My mom.
Father figure and mother figure.
Yeah.
Ukigro at the time.
Uliwai asked him something else.
Where is your father?
Just like that, mother finished.
Funny thing.
I've never asked.
The reason being.
I have already eaten my lunch.
Mini last born.
So, these two are siblings.
They are elders.
My firstborn is this Adonis.
Hello there.
2020
Yeah.
The firstborn and the secondborn.
For the family.
Ukigro.
Name combination.
On the way back.
Umiisa pudi michangu mali pane see
SAIDA
God
I don't, I don't mean to say like
Thank you.
You're my wife, but I didn't want to ask my mom about it
It sounds like we're missing something, you know?
So me, I didn't even bother to ask more about
My dad, Kuzajie, you know, he's like that, yeah, you get it?
So, I'm feeling life, I'm embracing it, the way we are, the way we've been, and you know, the way we're going, right?
So, but at some point in life, you need to
Answer these questions, because time is running out.
Tuna grow, kuna age unafika ali, umekua a father figure
and there are things in your past that you need to know
At least take care of your child in the future, you get?
So, I felt like time had passed quickly, I need to know all these things.
Right now, I don't even know most of the stories.
Yeah, 'cause I never asked, you know?
Life, my mother, are you really coming, or are you just pretending?
Actually, my mom
I happened to have an accident together with my brother.
Waliko wanenda home, mali tumejenga, it's a distance from town
They were traveling by motorcycle.
and they happened to have an accident
Yeah, it was sad news.
The time I was in Embu, I was working with Safaricom.
I am still working with Safaricom, but I have started working with Safaricom.
right after high school, by the way
We've been pushing hard with Safaricom, by the way, with Kafuri.
Tulianza down kua kuuza lines
I became a permanent brand ambassador for Safaricom.
little by little
I came to work with a certain dealer; he had a fleet of vehicles.
So I became the manager of the fleet.
the fleet manager, in terms of the fuel I was dealing with
You see these lines when you are given; nowadays, Safaricom is advanced.
You are given a free line and some top-up.
So I used to manage that money.
I held onto that money for more than 12 months.
and that is what brought me to Nairobi
Back then, I was in Embu, hanging out with my friends.
On a normal day, then I got the news
It has happened and I have lost my mum.
instantly as the accident occurred
And I was told that my brother has been rushed to the hospital.
but after a few minutes I received another call
That it's confirmed, he has left us too, but it's all in God's hands.
so being with my mom
It has been a good life, let me put it that way.
Because my mother was a religious person, she took us to church.
Actually, the funny thing is, there's a church in Mwingi.
It is called Antioch Baptist Church.
We were the first family in that church.
The pastor we met was a bachelor who had just graduated from Bible College.
So we were the first family, me and my brother.
We were dancers, my elder brother.
May he rest in peace, I love him so much
He was the Sunday school teacher.
in that church, so he was in charge of the Sunday school
My mom was a church teacher, and my brother and I were dancers.
Back then, my sister wasn't in the picture.
I'm so happy with the way my mom has raised us.
because if not, I couldn't be in Nairobi
even right now as we're talking, you get
so I have learned a lot and
I am proud of everything.
You're the third-born, right? I am the third-born too.
What about the second child?
The second-born is called Eric.
He is also from town.
He has a household.
He has a wife.
He lives in Aroeiro..pointer
He's a good guy; he used to shout at me when we were growing up.
He was the one who was close to me.
When I used to forgive him
He used to come to me and ask
Why aren't you forgiving him?
He has taught me a lot.
I am also proud of him.
Then my sister came into the picture in 2007.
I was the one who brought her to Mgongo.
In Mgongo
in class 8 when I was taking my exams
I used to take her to Mgongo.
I used to take her to Mathi.
We grew up with a lot of money.
because when my mother passed
I left my job at Safaricom.
I went back home.
I used my money
I invested in that green grocery.
I got a job.
I got a job until
I was called back to Embu again
to work with Safaricom
I got a job.
then from Embu
That's why I came to Nairobi.
Of course, losing a parent
It is not easy.
It's a very tough situation.
How did you manage it?
And how did your life change?
After you lost your husband?
one thing
When I was growing up
I was born last
having two older brothers
The discipline was very high.
I used to live alone.
because when I used to go out
I used to beat up guys.
I used to beat them up.
because I used to beat people
I used to beat them up.
I used to laugh at them.
because I used to beat them up
I used to have a low-key family.
for those who know me from primary school
I used to be silent
but now it has become worse
when I lost my mum
because I have been mute
I don't talk much
I have friends.
You can ask them.
Some complain
I look like a talkative person.
It's because
You know
It comes with a lot.
I had my brother and my mum
as the pillars
They left.
and I am left with myself and my brother
and a younger sister who has joined Form 1
So it was difficult.
I cannot lie.
It was difficult.
but
with good friends
and good
advice
I am still coping.
with everything
I'm doing well.
At what point
Did you start asking questions?
about your family lineage
or did someone tell you about it
one thing
I had questions.
because
It was obvious.
I am an adult.
I am a man
I am not
Okay
even if I ammedicine
You will still observe that there is no Buddha in this house.
So those questions
I definitely get
I had the questions, but I couldn't ask them.
but
my uncle
on my mother's side
the youngest child
Actually, my favorite uncle
His name is Sammy.
He lives in Mombasa réalisé
He was my favorite.
I am the youngest child in my family.
And he is the youngest child in his family.
We bonded a lot.
So he came and asked.
Have you heard?
the story of your dad
or anything
I told him no.
He told me
I think he told me something about
He was in my
mother's burial
something like that
He came.
but even if I saw the guy
I never recognized him
and again
At that moment, he told me
I was in my mourning session
So I didn't even bother.
I was like
We have grown like this.
and we are strong like this
We will move on like this.
because we don't need someone
who has never been in the picture
That was my mindset back then.
So I never bothered to ask any further
about it
until
It was September 23rd.
September 23rd
a certain girl
Called my brother
She told him.
she was given a number by
our aunt
and the aunt told her
She should get in touch with us.
And we know each other.
because time is passing and everything
so my brother forwarded
The number to me
and I called
Actually, I texted her and she replied.
Then you know some stories you cannot simply explain.
through text
I just called her and I told her
I am David
because they don't know Delano
I am David
and I said my Kamba names
and my mum's name
Of course I used my mum's name.
because I never saw the guy
and I cannot afford
to put anyone in that position
apart from my mom
So I told him to go down there.
to my mother's name
She told me
I asked her if she knew someone like that.
She told me.
she knew because she had been given
number by my older brother
and our aunt
She told her, "We don't know."
So I told her
It's just September 23rd.
just last month
So I told her
but I just thought of it
I am growing.
right now
I am growing and
I am not planning
I am not planning to be
for the rest of my life in Kenya
I am even planning to relocate.
and
if I leave these gaps
if they are not connected
Maybe I won't have a chance.
to do anything
and it's not good
when like now
You are a father figure.
and your child
asks you about your past
or your history, your family history
and you're like
You start cooking up some lies
It's not healthy.
We have moved beyond that; we are growing.
I am not the little boy I used to be.
back then
so I would love
just to know everything
before
Time passes.
before I turn 30
I want to know where this man is.
as if he had another wife
he had
So the girl told me
He teaches at Machakos.
He is a teacher.
I was very happy to hear that.
because I didn't want
even if we are related
to hear that you are a teacher
It's not my wish
So he told me he teaches at Machakos.
He is from 2002.
but he has siblings
from 1989, 1990, and 1991
two ladies
and one guy
They are from
1989, 1990, and 1991
I have never met them.
even this
this girl
who approached me
I have never met her.
I have never met
her mother
or the youngest born
because she told me the youngest was born in 07
so the whole thing
Came as news
and
Yeah
I was shocked.
I was just surprised.
because I've never met my dad
one on one
There are many questions I would love to ask.
But I have never met the guy in person.
So it's a lot.
It means a lot to me.
It's a lot to process, even
because if you've never met your dad
and you come to know
He had another family.
What questions would you have?
had a chance, for example
to ask that family
first thing
just from mine
knowledge from the information
that I have received
from
Her name is Mary.
so the information
I received it from her
it means that her mother
was my dad's first wife
That's it.
That's the first point.
That's the first point I got.
because our firstborn
my mother's firstborn
is one year younger than
the youngest child
from the father
that is 1991
Yeah.
so I think like
She came to us.
Have you guys met?
no
I know my brothers.
I know my two brothers.
and my sister
Those are the siblings I know.
and my cousins
We grew up in Chandani.
We grew up in town.
So I don't know most of the relatives
From Ocha
but what I know is
We are four in our family.
the others
It's a surprise to me.
because I think there must be
a third wife, if I'm not mistaken
apart from the first one
There should be another one.
It's from the knowledge I have
from the information I have obtained
if I am
the youngest child
my father's youngest child
1997
And I never saw the guy.
It means he has never been
Up to date in the picture
So he was somewhere else.
He was somewhere else.
It's a very interesting story, which I personally
think that
It's good that we are interviewing.
when you intend
to go and meet her
We can also be available
What do you guys think?
We should be interviewing his story.
We are really trying to look
to help our brother here
Look for his bloodline
his lineage
What do you guys think?
Let me know in the comment section
What do you think?
one thing
when our mom
grew up
We were not told to hate.
We were not told to hate or anything.
We were just told to
Be satisfied with what we have
and what
Ours
so
right now
I don't mind meeting them.
Even I would love to meet them
more than
Anything else?
right now because
I think this is the right time to meet them.
because if I ever travel
or have anything
like a firstborn
I think
I will start looking for a story.
to answer the question
I will tell them
This is what
Is there before you guys?
So I would love to meet them.
I would love to ask them
how their life has been since
The guy left.
Should I call him the guy or the father?
the father
before he left there
and came to our place
What gap did you feel between them?
Did you even meet him?
What was the relationship?
I never had any relationship.
with the guy
If you show me his picture
I cannot recognize it
I'm not trying to say anything
I don't know anything.
I have never been shown the picture.
or anything
So I would love to ask them questions.
and I know
I approached one of the first
borns
I am certain.
and I am certain
I know he has a family.
He told me he lives in Nairobi.
He has children.
He has a family.
I approached him through text.
I am not doing this for
anyone
I'm doing it for myself.
my brother, the elder brother
Doesn't know I'm here today
even if he sees this
He will be surprised.
my younger sister
will receive this as a story
First of all, she is very old.
She is very young.
even my in-laws
will receive this as a story
my cousins
though my cousins are right now
They are way too distant.
but they will still find this
as a surprise to them
because they don't know these stories
everything we will be
discovering maybe
It will be news to
everyone, even my close friends
Even Kafuri
I'm not telling you to meet.
my friends
I have never met my
We have never met.
but we have never met
but we share further
That is what I know
I think the journey is going to be exciting.
The journey is going to be great for you.
We really wish you all the best.
at least for you, knowing where you come from
and of course
finding out what really happened
so my people
We're going to walk this journey with you guys.
Who would you like to meet first?
the elder sister
or the one who reached Machakos
Who should we meet next?
I feel like I'm just going to meet
the student
the lady
who approached me
Her name is Mary.
and she is from
02
She is young, and I would love to meet her.
because she is younger than me
We just shared some stories.
but I am sure we don't share further
with her
but
her sister and her brothers
We share further with them
but because she approached me
I will honor that.
and I would love to meet her first
although the other one told me to go and visit her
because you know when you talk to someone
And you are a good person.
You are good.
They will want to meet you.
They will call you
They love meeting you in person.
so after I approached
the lady
the elder one
She told me.
I should visit her.
and after I have been waiting so long
I can even show you
After I've been waiting for so long
She texted me and told me.
We are still waiting for you.
so I will still need to
Go and visit her.
but after I visit
I meet with Mary.
She told me.
We are still waiting.
I told her I would go and visit.
and
I am doing this for myself.
I am not doing this to
affect anyone
out here
I'm not doing it with any ill intent.
I'm just doing it.
if you're going to hate me for this
I am very sorry.
because you won't hate me for long
I will be leaving the country very soon.
You won't hate me for long.
I've earned enough money to get me out of this country.
and relocate to another country
so
If you're going to hate me for this
I am sorry and I truly apologize.
because I am doing this for my own benefit
and my siblings
I know they will appreciate this.
and they will know
At the very least, you'll have stories.
because right now
I can say I am doing this to honor
my parents
because I never had to ask
these questions
I was afraid to ask them
so that they won't feel any down
I started without knowing
because of this entire story
I didn't want to make anyone feel like
I'm making them feel inadequate.
for me
Do you understand?
After high school, I've been hustling.
because I know where I come from
I have worked hard in various companies.
and I've been hustling
even though I didn't have papers
I've been working hard for a company.
called Maji
and Mkate
I used to drink water.
to Garissa
on a daily basis
I used to wake up at 7 a.m.
and take water
At 10 a.m. we were in Mwingi.
I used to sleep for a while.
I used to call my company
and come back
that is 2016
It's not a story I am giving you.
After that, I went to Safaricom.
Safaricom was exhausting as well.
because we used to visit different towns
And there you sell lines.
So you are paid according to what you sell.
You pay with your own money.
That is where we used to have a shop.
After that, I joined
I didn't know.
The performance will sell you.
Your performance figures always sell.
so
Kafuri joined a supermarket.
that still had a dealership
He used to deal with money.
in that supermarket
and me, I went to
I moved to Embu.
where I was in charge
I was a brand.
permanent brand ambassador
for the
Back then, they were called TDRs.
I don't know if they're still called that way
but
after handling in Embu
I came to Nairobi as a manager.
for Safaricom Fleets
and that is where I did not finish school
because
I joined
after 2019
I joined in my first year
The second year was in 2020.
It came with many challenges.
because in the second month
I lost my mother and brother.
and I dropped out of school
I never came back
after school
I never came back
I dropped out of school because
I have a younger sister.
And we have to hustle right now
You go to school, you work.
You get money.
So I joined the field to hustle.
That's how I got the job in town.
still with me
one paper
the school gave me
a job as a manager
just because of
my hard work
It's not papers that I got in Nairobi.
It's hard work.
Delano's story is quite interesting.
And we want to work with him, guys.
in the next episode
We are going to try to meet.
the sister who is not in Machakos
Are you excited?
I'm excited because I've never met her.
and I hope it won't be emotional
because I'm not good at that
I've even put on these shades.
I don't like being emotional.
but I would love to meet
All of them
Let's look forward to it.
Let's go and try to find out.
Who is this man really?
might be your father
might be my director's father
We never know.
See you all in the next episode.
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