James Njagi, a 47-year-old Kenyan man, lost his arm in a tragic accident that ended his career as a trailer truck driver.Despite the setback, he refused to let his disability define him.He found joy in playing pool, learning to use his foot to control the game.His determination led him to compete in the Pepeta Pool Tournaments in Tel Aviv, where he amazed spectators with his skill.Though he didn't win the tournament, his resilience earned respect and inspired the Pepeta team to support him.They helped him establish a professional pool business, turning his passion into a sustainable income.His story became the foundation for the Jitokeze campaign, encouraging Kenyans to embrace courage and perseverance.

James's journey highlights that disability doesn't equate to inability, and his decision to 'show up' sparked a movement of hope and resilience.