Fred -- We may be on different pages here. My original post was in response to your post of "The grandfather: Before working as a cook for missionaries in Nairobi..."
I'm not particularly interested in who Hussein Onyonga Obama worked for -- most of his story is concocted hooey by now, I suspect -- but I think the "when" may be important in regard to the late 1950's, as illustrated by the Hagberg narrative that "the young Obama Sr. left for the University of Hawaii before the first formal student airlift" which gains credibility from the fact that the Hagbergs were actively involved in the airlifts, and that the Journal of American History December 2008 entry states, in footnote 25:
[25] Harry Belafonte, Sidney Poitier, and Jackie Robinson appeal letter, Aug. 24, 1959, box 3, Robinson Papers; Smith, “East African Airlifts of 1959, 1960, and 1961,” 25–43. Barack Obama wrote that his father “had been selected by Kenyan leaders and American sponsors to attend a university in the United States,” but a list of the students who landed in New York on September 9, 1959, does not contain the name of the elder Obama. Tom Shachtman, working in the African-American Students Foundation (AASF) papers for a book on the airlifts, has found that the elder Obama came in 1959 with support from the AASF but appears to have been routed a different way as he made his way to the University of Hawaii.
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What are you looking for? There is further research posted here:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2278969/posts?page=113#113
Includes your footnote 25 from the Journal of American History pages.