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I met my daughter on Facebook

Eddie Mbugua
                                      Eddie Mbugua     Photo: Courtesy

You were brought up in the UK. How was it like growing up abroad?

For a black person, it was quite challenging. This was in the 1990s when the ‘hierarchy of races’ was very pronounced. However, this taught me how to be independent and that it’s not wrong to be different.

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