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Maskini said, “Jinsi, mimi ni dhaifu.” With a smile on his face, Mwokozi replied, “Utaona.”

So, Maskini did what he was told and slept through the night. Waking up from his slumber, there was no trace of the mysterious man. There was however all of what Maskini could have wished for and more. In front of him was a full table of food and the biggest and freshest lake of clear blue water he had ever seen. Maskini, feeling revived, ate the best meal of his life and had hope that he could make it to his family. After he finished his meal, Maskini was eager to get to his family. As he was leaving, he spotted a mysterious chest half buried in the sand and a shovel. He slowly dug it up and was able to get it out of the sand. He then slowly opened it. There were wads of cash, gold, and jewelry. With all of his goods, Maskini questioned himself saying, “Nitafanyaje haya yote.” Then, out of nowhere, a wagon came rolling down the sand dunes, stopping right next to Ngami. Maskini whispered to Mwokozi, “Asante,” knowing he was probably watching him and listening. Maskini loaded all the food and riches onto his wagon and continued his journey back home with Ngami. In a few days, he made it back home to his family. He made sure to share his riches and other goods with them. People started to hear about him and his riches after he returned. Maskini had lived with his family in Dongola his whole life. With all of his new riches, he became the ruler of Dongola, all thanks to the Great Mwokozi.

Maskini - Poor man

Ngami - Camel

Mwokozi – Savior

Wewe ni sawa - Are you ok?

Wewe ni nani - Who are you? Jina langu ni Mwokozi, Mwokozi Mkuu - My name is the Savior, the Great Savior Nimekuja hapa kutimiza mahitaji yako - I have come here to meet your needs Nina njaa na kiu - I'm hungry and thirsty Ninahitaji kupata familia yangu - I need to get to my family Jinsi, mimi ni dhaifu - How, I am weak Utaona - You will see Nitafanyaje haya yote - How will I carry all this Asante - Thank you

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