Uploaded July 2022 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
FIX THE WORLD Tanzania Centre (https://www.WTMTanzania.com) has been established to support and promote Jeremy Griffith’s all-important breakthrough understanding of the human condition — see https://www.HumanCondition.com.
FIX THE WORLD Tanzania founder Wilson Loilole Laiser is a non-denominational pastor, and social and political leader. Born in Arusha to Maasai parents, Wilson has a Bachelor of Theology, a Diploma in Bible & Church Ministries, and an Advanced Diploma of Leadership. Wilson established The Living Water Mission in Simanjiro, and was Country Director of Spring of Life Africa and the Oneness Africa Mission. As part of the Maridhiano Tanzania society, Wilson conducts seminars across Tanzania, Kenya and Uganda. He has also held party secretary roles with the political group Alliance for Change and Transparency (ACT-Wazalendo). He speaks Swahili, Maasai, other local Tanzanian languages, and English.
"When I read about [FIX THE WORLD], I saw that this is something that we can sit together and see what to do together in this world, and cause a real transformation, which is most needed to the life of human beings.
"So I’m very happy that now I’m with them [FIX THE WORLD] and I think that this is just the beginning. I’m looking forward to see what will be happening in future for our people in Tanzania, in Africa and in the entire world.
"I felt very good, I felt very good. That is the first thing that touched me deeply when I watched THE Interview (humancondition.com/the-interview/). And not only one interview; I watched different interviews from different people around the world—I tried to follow…[because] I was eager to, maybe be one of them [laughing]!! [You can watch these video commendations on FIX THE WORLD’s homepage humancondition.com/video-reviews-commendations/.] Because it was very touching, it really touched me. I don’t know how to explain it, but it’s really, really, really, really, really, it is very good. It is something that is most needed in the world, that kind of people to think about life, to express [explain] the human condition, and so on like that. So I felt very, very good. And I would like to touch these things in me and be in this area too.
"‘Ubuntu’ [humanity] is the word that all African countries know about. But in Swahili, we don’t say Ubuntu, we say Utu, however, we know what Ubuntu is. In Maasai language, our traditional language, we say Endung’anisho. And the goodness about Ubuntu, Utu and Endung’anisho, is that if we really explain it well, introduce it to people, to the society of African people, and maybe the entire people in the world, it will bring people back to their [original soulful, loving] nature where they can enjoy their life, enjoy their human being, enjoy their freedom, enjoy their brotherhood, and love, and get joy, because of Ubuntu.
"Africa will be a very good place for a FIX THE WORLD Centre because we feel that we are more depressed than others. So we need it! We really need it!
"Thank you Mr Jeremy [Griffith] for bringing Ubuntu, Utu and Endung’anisho into these Centres of the World Transformation Movement. We very happy about it! I thank you for that and I welcome you to continue together into our Oneness, to explain Ubuntu, Utu and Endung’anisho to the entire world! Thank you again and may God bless you."
FIX THE WORLD’s Centre’s have been established across Europe, Australia, Asia, Africa, Canada, New Zealand, South America, the UK, and the USA (see HumanCondition.com/fix-the-world-centres) to promote the life-changing and world-transforming explanation of the human condition put forward by Australian biologist Jeremy Griffith — see HumanCondition.com/. It is the breakthrough insight into human behaviour we have all been waiting for!
FIX THE WORLD Tanzania Centre (https://www.WTMTanzania.com) has been established to support and promote Jeremy Griffith’s all-important breakthrough understanding of the human condition — see https://www.HumanCondition.com.
FIX THE WORLD Tanzania founder Wilson Loilole Laiser is a non-denominational pastor, and social and political leader. Born in Arusha to Maasai parents, Wilson has a Bachelor of Theology, a Diploma in Bible & Church Ministries, and an Advanced Diploma of Leadership. Wilson established The Living Water Mission in Simanjiro, and was Country Director of Spring of Life Africa and the Oneness Africa Mission. As part of the Maridhiano Tanzania society, Wilson conducts seminars across Tanzania, Kenya and Uganda. He has also held party secretary roles with the political group Alliance for Change and Transparency (ACT-Wazalendo). He speaks Swahili, Maasai, other local Tanzanian languages, and English.
"When I read about [FIX THE WORLD], I saw that this is something that we can sit together and see what to do together in this world, and cause a real transformation, which is most needed to the life of human beings.
"So I’m very happy that now I’m with them [FIX THE WORLD] and I think that this is just the beginning. I’m looking forward to see what will be happening in future for our people in Tanzania, in Africa and in the entire world.
"I felt very good, I felt very good. That is the first thing that touched me deeply when I watched THE Interview (humancondition.com/the-interview/). And not only one interview; I watched different interviews from different people around the world—I tried to follow…[because] I was eager to, maybe be one of them [laughing]!! [You can watch these video commendations on FIX THE WORLD’s homepage humancondition.com/video-reviews-commendations/.] Because it was very touching, it really touched me. I don’t know how to explain it, but it’s really, really, really, really, really, it is very good. It is something that is most needed in the world, that kind of people to think about life, to express [explain] the human condition, and so on like that. So I felt very, very good. And I would like to touch these things in me and be in this area too.
"‘Ubuntu’ [humanity] is the word that all African countries know about. But in Swahili, we don’t say Ubuntu, we say Utu, however, we know what Ubuntu is. In Maasai language, our traditional language, we say Endung’anisho. And the goodness about Ubuntu, Utu and Endung’anisho, is that if we really explain it well, introduce it to people, to the society of African people, and maybe the entire people in the world, it will bring people back to their [original soulful, loving] nature where they can enjoy their life, enjoy their human being, enjoy their freedom, enjoy their brotherhood, and love, and get joy, because of Ubuntu.
"Africa will be a very good place for a FIX THE WORLD Centre because we feel that we are more depressed than others. So we need it! We really need it!
"Thank you Mr Jeremy [Griffith] for bringing Ubuntu, Utu and Endung’anisho into these Centres of the World Transformation Movement. We very happy about it! I thank you for that and I welcome you to continue together into our Oneness, to explain Ubuntu, Utu and Endung’anisho to the entire world! Thank you again and may God bless you."
FIX THE WORLD’s Centre’s have been established across Europe, Australia, Asia, Africa, Canada, New Zealand, South America, the UK, and the USA (see HumanCondition.com/fix-the-world-centres) to promote the life-changing and world-transforming explanation of the human condition put forward by Australian biologist Jeremy Griffith — see HumanCondition.com/. It is the breakthrough insight into human behaviour we have all been waiting for!
