As a Nigerian I personally love Kenyans I feel they are the coolest and warm Africans you can meet. My last experience in Kenya was beautiful and all the people I met were really wonderful people.
Beautiful video. Karibu Kenya 🇰🇪 once again. Kenyans lets appreciate our country as you see our girl was shocked to realise our electricity is always on and on unlike in Nigeria blackouts they survive on generators 😮. For pepe 🌶🌶🌶🌶 kenyans eat in moderation kidogo sana unlike countries like China Nigeria Myanmar Nepal China Thai Ghana e t.c I have never tasted powdered milk, we do fresh milk direct from cows 🐄 breast. As you said we have very good weather and thanks for compliments we appreciate. Once again karibu sana we love you sis ❤
Another culture shock in kenya is that the youtube and tiktok algorithms are the best in Africa. Your video will just blow up as long as your content is unique
Watching this video and listening keenly until the end as if am not a Kenyan and I want to learn about Kenya. I can't imagine me listening to you explaining the currency😂😂😂😂😂
Kenyans believe in fresh of ingredients and any chef who uses too much chilli and spices are probably masking old food or doesn't know how to cook. We believe a good chef doesn't need to do too much to produce tasty food. Kenyans especially don't like oily foods also
Kenya we have many cows thus plenty of milk and no need for powder milk. Powder milk is in shops but its not a preference for Kenyans... Welcome to Kenya my dear sister.
@@BillyJames-l6x Nigeria went through a severe drought back in the 70s. They got alot of relief food and thats how they received alot of canned foodstufff (tomatoes, milk etc) and 100% of their dried fish comes from Norway, which came at first as FoodAid. Respectfully. ( Dangote started business by importing foodstuffs )
When you travel outside Kenya you’ll realize how blessed we’re as Kenyans 🇰🇪 I’ve seen online lots of Nigerians complaining about electricity just imagine, some will even use generator! How many Kenyans have seen generator for electricity? Lots of fresh produce in Kenya I miss them❤️❤️
Some? 😂 Most of us have generators. Anyone who doesn't most likely can't afford it or afford to fuel it otherwise pretty much every family has a generator 😂.
@@tenacitybrown168 I agree, it’s sad 😢 I had colleagues from Nigeria they told me the same, that you cannot get electricity all the time they use generator
Its good that someone from outside is appreciating our country...while ourselves are complaining about it...Its so ironical....Thank you so much and KaRiBu tena KENYA
Excellent analysis of Kenya. I love how you talked about electricity. Also the weather in Kenya is usually discussed; because It is a cool country. They have lovely weather.
Pepe is called pilipili in kenya and people do eat it in moderation just like any country on earth except Nigeria and Ghana. There is powdered milk in kenya but no one uses it because they have plenty of fresh milk
In Kenya we have constant electricity and the best part is that 91% of it is clean green energy from Geothermal, hydro, wind and solar only 9% comes from fossil fuels like diesel and gas.
as a Kenyan i'm impressed by your review. Things we consider normal like constant electricity, fresh milk , mpesa lol, don't worry you'll get the hang of it. karibu kenya
Well said Ma'am. Indeed, you're a Beautiful and well-spoken Naija content creator 💝. True, the nation of Kenya is a land of contrasts here in East Afrika. From high altitude mountains and highlands in the central, the Rift Valley in the middle and western part of the country & the eastern and northern semi-arid to desert and lastly to the great savannah grasslands and off course the enjoy coastal areas of southeastern region. Kenyans are well natured people and love to mingle with our visitors and coexist peacefully. Karibu sana (Welcome again) and take care lady. 🙏
Lol don’t stress about that. Just some people thinking their country is about to be hi jacked 😂. To the best of my knowledge, Kenya make so much money from tourism, so I don’t know why they’re triggered by people who come to spend money in their country.
@@Edelkween you tubers should always be open to any manner of criticism. They are discussing a culture which is not theirs. If they get it wrong they are bound to be corrected. What is wrong with that. Critics make them research more and do a better job
@@Edelkween ahhh my broda ....🇰🇪 We are ok I personally have enough oga friends so I don't know what's up with these niggas and niggerettes ......LET ME SAY AS A KENYAN I DON'T SUPPORT ANY NEGATIVITY BY MY FELLOW KENYANS .....I APOLOGIZE ON THEIR BEHALF 🙏🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
Welcome to Kenya. Our power grid is quite steady and reliable (but a bit expensive) so we can afford to stock up on perishable foods like fresh milk. Here, powdered milk is usually used by the military on active missions 🤣🤣. We banned the use of plastic bags in 2017 to reduce the amount of toxic trash and align with our green initiative spearheaded by the late Prof Wangari Maathai (RIP). Greetings from Eastern Kenya. Keep posting.
Liquid milk is not always fresh. There is uht and other milk including mala which is not fresh. Fresh milk is well, fresh milk and you can buy it anywhere in KE.
Feel very welcome to kenya. Don't mind the haters, majority of those hating are just people who are very bitter and have inferiority complex. Some are not even Kenyans, as they purport to be!
Much love from Kenya 🇰🇪.Here before experiencing blackouts in any part,Kenya power company has to publish on their official websites at least 24 hrs earler.I personally don't like pepper I don't like things making me loose concentration while eating 😂. Welcome again we love you in abundance ❤❤❤.
The notice for planned power interruption is for 5 days hata on their website. Shows the areas that won't have power in like the next like 5 days. I like this service and I'm always checking. At least in the week you can know when to expect power off and be prepared.
high-altitude location gives Nairobi its cooling aspect, despite it being surrounded by hot and dry country side. That's why they call it the cool sub-tropical city.
1.We ha stew not soups.....2 milk is everywhere especially fresh from farms. We dont need powdered processed milk.3...we dont have sugar cubes...sugar is plenty you use the way you want not counting cubes.4. We have no NEPA but KPLC. 5. We dont have AC....it is cold in many larts of Kenya only at the coastal region or Northern region.
You can't compare Nigeria with Kenya, no basis for comparison please, Nigeria is the GIANT of Africa, great talents and creativity everywhere in Nigeria. ❤
Wow, this was a great video, i learned a lot! There are a lot of great points about Kenya I never knew, and I loved hearing how different Nigeria and Kenya are. Thanks for sharing your experience! I want to travel now! Also, beautiful outfit!
The milk available in Kenya 🇰🇪 is in the same form as in developed countries like UK, USA etc. Trees are valuable, I'm glad Kenyans are aware of their value.
Don't mind us, we can be very brute online. It sounds like you had quite the indepth experience here. I hope you enjoyed it. It's really srange to me having grown up in a tourist town to think someone could vacation in Nairobi😅 but if I think of it it has its attractions About the ten shilling note, we had it till the 90s then it was phased out. For food it's very different outside Nairobi. People bargain all the time and you buy in kilos. Most sellers in Nairobi are retailers that is why you pay per item. You sound so excited talking about Kenya. We'd love to have you again. If you come back there is Ugandan company which exports milk which is essentially dissolve powdered milk.
Listening to the young Nigerian girl i get the fact that the young are where the hopes of the continent is. It's unity. Its sense of purpose where our differences will not be our undoing but why we will grow as one continent. The children of these young people will live in a super power continent. Just my hope a man inbhis midlife
We have chicken soups and beef soups. Our soups are just natural but very healthy and tasty. But we also have packaged soups from supermarkets in powder form. We have powdered milk too, you just have to know the brands but yes it less than liquid milk. Welcome to Kenya and I hope you will end up loving it as you continue to learn more things about Kenya. The reason why majority don't like pepper in Kenya is because we like to only season but mostly we love the natural taste of well cooked food.
@@yvonneadongo2304 Nina Siri was sung by a rwandese. Countries bordering kenya, DRC and TZ have some kiswahili along the border. Rwanda borders all the 3
Am Kenyan, but i dream of a Nigerian experience. I have watched to many Nollywood movies that I would love to experience it. I love the Cultural exchange you have highlighted. So amazing🎉🎉 Lots of Love.....😊
There's no country without its own cultural shock.. All we just need is do a proper research before moving even tho no amount of research would erase all the shocks .. Atleast it will reduce the shocks😂.. Your room is so beautiful.. ❤ I like the interor decor
Nigeria will always welcome any African. Trust me when u get to Nigeria, no can will even think you are a foreigner unless u tell them or ur ascent does😂
Some years ago before the plastic bag ban we used to get free packaging materials in supermarkets and shops but right now to conserve the environment we have to buy so that people can embrace recycling them
Yes they did..I'm Kenyan and I knew this early on,look at pre independence of Nigeria videos & post for some years..Remember you were a British Colony, all British colonies drove on the right hand side.Actually most Commonwealth countries drive on the right hand side except Nigeria
Great content. I enjoyed watching it all like a foreigner. I hope to visit Nigerian someday I'll make sure my hair is done i don't want the power drama lol.
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I'm a kenyan but i have learned so much about kenya from here.. Haha. I thought every other african country is like here. I need to tour africa
Amazing! 🤩
@@StarAfrique the buses are called nganyas
True. Kenya does not do soups, peppers and, in the highlands, ac's
I love it when people talk about my country. I can't skip such videos ❤❤❤
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Thanks for watching 🙏
Me too🎉😂
The fact that she replies to almost every comment with positivity, so sweet of you girl. Karibu Kenya.
Awww 🥰
Thank you 🙏 💛
As a Nigerian I personally love Kenyans I feel they are the coolest and warm Africans you can meet. My last experience in Kenya was beautiful and all the people I met were really wonderful people.
Thank you. We love you too
You are welcomed back😊
True I invite you to Kenya
Yea Kenyans are very hospitable ❤️
Wow am a kenyan married to nigeria
Beautiful video.
Karibu Kenya 🇰🇪 once again.
Kenyans lets appreciate our country as you see our girl was shocked to realise our electricity is always on and on unlike in Nigeria blackouts they survive on generators 😮.
For pepe 🌶🌶🌶🌶 kenyans eat in moderation kidogo sana unlike countries like China Nigeria Myanmar Nepal China Thai Ghana e t.c
I have never tasted powdered milk, we do fresh milk direct from cows 🐄 breast.
As you said we have very good weather and thanks for compliments we appreciate.
Once again karibu sana we love you sis ❤
Love you too 🥰
Thank you so much 🙏
Pepe is not our portion 😂
🇰🇪 I'm a kenyan. We support any good content creation. We support fellow africans
It’s evident 😍
Another culture shock in kenya is that the youtube and tiktok algorithms are the best in Africa. Your video will just blow up as long as your content is unique
Oh wow
Really? Didn’t notice that.
Oh wow
You are right😂. Its the highest views video she has
It's because you mention Kenya and we are always looking for something to get triggered about😂😂😂
@@mosessmall254😂😂😂
Watching this video and listening keenly until the end as if am not a Kenyan and I want to learn about Kenya. I can't imagine me listening to you explaining the currency😂😂😂😂😂
Hahahaha
Thank you 😊...glad you enjoyed it ❤️
You ain't alone 😂😂
Me too 😂
😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂same, it's like am new too in.my home country
Girl!!! You're so observant. 😂😂😂
I enjoyed watching this as a Kenyan living in Nairobi.
Aww
Glad you enjoyed watching 😊
You have just gained a follower because of how nicely you described my motherland
Awwn
Thank you 😊🙏
I know. And just know we are the serial bargainers as long as its not a supermarket.
Listening to foreigner's perspective is enlightening
Glad to know 😌
I'm Kenyan.... Watching from Dubai, it's so lovely to hear how others view Kenya you've done amazing work!
Thank you so much! 😊🙏
Am Nigerian, you made me fall in love with Kenya, looking forward to visiting in the future. Thanks for sharing your experience ❤
Its Kenya not Kanye😊
@@AbiBlessing-w4y thanks
You should!
You’re welcome ☺️
@@priscillasimon_life LOOK FOR ME WHEN YOU COME..... YOU'LL HAVE ONE FOR THE BOOKS.... WELCOME 🤗🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
Karibu kenya
I agree with the pepper 🌶. Kenyans don't use lots of chillies in their food. With the milk we prefer fresh cow milk rather than powdered milk.
Kenyans believe in fresh of ingredients and any chef who uses too much chilli and spices are probably masking old food or doesn't know how to cook. We believe a good chef doesn't need to do too much to produce tasty food. Kenyans especially don't like oily foods also
Go to Mombasa... The food is spicy
@AminaahmedJibreel it's not as spicy as west African
Powder milk is full of sugars and carbs- it is processed so it's not good
Kenya we have many cows thus plenty of milk and no need for powder milk. Powder milk is in shops but its not a preference for Kenyans... Welcome to Kenya my dear sister.
That’s really good. In my country, we do more of powdered milk.
I love the natural order of things here. Thank you 🙏
@@StarAfriqueNigeria has no enough cows that's why u eat fish and chicken alot and bush meat
@@raandit471 si lazima uone content yake
@@BillyJames-l6x Nigeria went through a severe drought back in the 70s. They got alot of relief food and thats how they received alot of canned foodstufff (tomatoes, milk etc) and 100% of their dried fish comes from Norway, which came at first as FoodAid. Respectfully. ( Dangote started business by importing foodstuffs )
@@itsvipi Bullshit Nigeria is not huge in dairy and beef farming
I am a Kenyan ; watching you from the US. I am loving it. Keep promoting my country.
Glad you did
Thank you 😊🤎
When you travel outside Kenya you’ll realize how blessed we’re as Kenyans 🇰🇪 I’ve seen online lots of Nigerians complaining about electricity just imagine, some will even use generator! How many Kenyans have seen generator for electricity? Lots of fresh produce in Kenya I miss them❤️❤️
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Some? 😂 Most of us have generators. Anyone who doesn't most likely can't afford it or afford to fuel it otherwise pretty much every family has a generator 😂.
@@tenacitybrown168 I agree, it’s sad 😢 I had colleagues from Nigeria they told me the same, that you cannot get electricity all the time they use generator
I am from Rwanda but i love kenyans ❤ when i grow up i will find my better rib in kenya
Awww
May God grant your desires ❤️
@@StarAfrique Amen
Come on, thumbs up for loving our good country.
I'm in your country Rwanda a place called Kayonza. I love this place.
@@isaacmbugi5593 thank you, you are very much welcome home
We Kenyan 🇰🇪 🇰🇪 really love guys from Rwanda.....any day
Its good that someone from outside is appreciating our country...while ourselves are complaining about it...Its so ironical....Thank you so much and KaRiBu tena KENYA
Thank you 🙏
Its because kenya has great potential
I agree. We're under living our potential as a country 🇰🇪@@georgehaggi
It's so nice hearing someone describe your country, makes you appreciate the things you take for granted.
Kenyans we still complain about Kenya Power. We need to thank God for our beautiful country
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Yes. Because they could be performing better
it's not like it's completely consistent, just that in her experience which I assume was a short one, it was
We want it Perfect!..not trials
I was looking for this comment lol
Glad that you enjoyed your time here. Welcome back again.
Thank you! 😃
You have just won yourself a subscriber. Kenyan here.
Thank you so much! 😊
Nigeria 🇳🇬 is the giant of Africa but remember Kenya 🇰🇪 is the pride of Africa
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Excellent analysis of Kenya. I love how you talked about electricity. Also the weather in Kenya is usually discussed; because It is a cool country. They have lovely weather.
Thank you so much 😊
Just say Nairobi I am from Mombasa and it’s hot as hell out here 😊
Please note, At Carrefour, you buy the bag once and when they get old you take them back to get a new one for free. 😊
Wow!
That’s really nice. I guess it’s been recycled.
Uko sure, because I'm about to try this hack
@@munenebkvery true you just need to present the old one and get the new one instantly.
This is great content. Much love. Keep doing what you do, what a vobe. Welcome to Kenya.
Thank you so much! 😊
Glad you enjoyed it!
Love the inter cultural discussions we also love nollywood and nkem owoh
Nigerian here, watching. My sister, very proud of you, good job. I really laughed at your comparison of old market woman in Kenya and Nigeria.
Hahaha
Thank you so much 😀
Awesome. Karibu Kenya Ke., tena.
I think we needed to hear it from someone else❤ Love kenya 🇰🇪
I know right? 😃❤️❤️
Najua mko hapa😂
😂😂
Wee brayo tulia 😂
maziwa ni kama sharubati
Na tumempenda huyu, sijui tumtongoze?😊
😂😂tuko
I love your experience and POV about Kenya, much welcome sister
Thank you so much ☺️
Pepe is called pilipili in kenya and people do eat it in moderation just like any country on earth except Nigeria and Ghana. There is powdered milk in kenya but no one uses it because they have plenty of fresh milk
Powdered milk we use it to feed small calfs😂😂😂
Okay
napenda venye una inject
we grew pepe in kenya.. in a big farm but for sale..never tasted even one!
Powdered milk? As a Kenyan?
You're very observant and clearly intelligent. Great presentation too. Welcome to Kenya!🦾
Wow, thank you! 🥰
In Kenya we have constant electricity and the best part is that 91% of it is clean green energy from Geothermal, hydro, wind and solar only 9% comes from fossil fuels like diesel and gas.
Beautiful 👏🏻
Yeah we only have like two diesel power plants in kipevu the rest are clean energy sources
Wow. I actually had no idea!
I'm an American,having lived in Kenya for over 20 yrs. You can only imagine the shock i experienced while living in Kenya. I grew to LOVE 🇰🇪
Awww ❤️❤️
Kenya 🇰🇪 we so so blessed. Let's open our eyes 👀🙏🏾🙏🏾
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Thanks you have made me to love my country...
Oh really? 😅
I’m glad 😃, thanks for watching.
Girl, you're beautiful! Welcome to Kenya.
Thank you!! 😀
as a Kenyan i'm impressed by your review. Things we consider normal like constant electricity, fresh milk , mpesa lol, don't worry you'll get the hang of it. karibu kenya
Thank you 😊
Well said Ma'am. Indeed, you're a Beautiful and well-spoken Naija content creator 💝. True, the nation of Kenya is a land of contrasts here in East Afrika. From high altitude mountains and highlands in the central, the Rift Valley in the middle and western part of the country & the eastern and northern semi-arid to desert and lastly to the great savannah grasslands and off course the enjoy coastal areas of southeastern region. Kenyans are well natured people and love to mingle with our visitors and coexist peacefully. Karibu sana (Welcome again) and take care lady. 🙏
Oh thank you so much 😊
Thanks for always sharing positivity videos about Nigeria. Am always very proud to introduce yourself as a Nigerian in US.
It's my pleasure 😇
@@fatmahnoor3717you are a bully karma ita Kulocate 😅
Why are people so triggered in the comments? She only spoke about her experiences and nothing bad at all about Kenya. You guys should chill!
Lol don’t stress about that.
Just some people thinking their country is about to be hi jacked 😂.
To the best of my knowledge, Kenya make so much money from tourism, so I don’t know why they’re triggered by people who come to spend money in their country.
@@Edelkween you tubers should always be open to any manner of criticism. They are discussing a culture which is not theirs. If they get it wrong they are bound to be corrected. What is wrong with that. Critics make them research more and do a better job
@@Edelkween ahhh my broda ....🇰🇪 We are ok I personally have enough oga friends so I don't know what's up with these niggas and niggerettes ......LET ME SAY AS A KENYAN I DON'T SUPPORT ANY NEGATIVITY BY MY FELLOW KENYANS .....I APOLOGIZE ON THEIR BEHALF 🙏🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
Few people triggered in a good video means success in RUclips. That's why they hid the dislike button
Exactly
A beautiful Nigerian lady...thanks for the good narration. Karibu tena Kenya🇰🇪
Thank you so much 🙏❤️❤️
Thanks for your wonderful comments on Kenya. We’re learning a lot about Nigeria too from you
It's my pleasure
Thanks for watching 😊
Great content.... look at me watching like i am a foreigner....u 100% nailed
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Thank you! Glad you enjoyed watching 🤗
Thank you for the compliments of our country. My friends in nigeria are all welcome to visit and enjoy some time in Kenya.
Thank you so much 😊
You are missing one coin of Kshs 40
The video is interesting ❤ i love it. Im kenyan and i love it when people talk about kenya and i just listen 😂
Awww
Thank you 😊 ....glad you love it.
Welcome to Kenya. Our power grid is quite steady and reliable (but a bit expensive) so we can afford to stock up on perishable foods like fresh milk. Here, powdered milk is usually used by the military on active missions 🤣🤣.
We banned the use of plastic bags in 2017 to reduce the amount of toxic trash and align with our green initiative spearheaded by the late Prof Wangari Maathai (RIP).
Greetings from Eastern Kenya. Keep posting.
Thank you for the warm welcome. I'm learning so much already! 🙏
You just gained a new subscriber, loved how you described everything, you’re beautiful and well spoken, you’re welcomed to Kenya ma’am.
God bless you 🙏
'A juice-like kind of milk'
That is the weirdest way I have ever heard anyone describe milk 😅
😂😂
😂😂 Myself too, juice like milk
Milk from cow is liquid😮
😂 naturally milk is liquid.
😂😂😂😂 walai
We don't say liquid milk ... It is fresh milk.. powdered milk is preserved milk ...
Condensed milk is available in supermarkets but doesn't make sense
Very expensive
And cattle or dairy apply
@@olydnk5270 Nice. Thanks for educating 😊
Liquid milk is not always fresh. There is uht and other milk including mala which is not fresh. Fresh milk is well, fresh milk and you can buy it anywhere in KE.
Whaaat? So, for Nigerians, *PEPPER* 🌶️🌶️ is called *PEPE* Noooo guys
@@paulnyirongo7876chill msee😂😂😂
Wah! This is Kenya she's talking about? I've been cutting trees in my farm!
That's a very organised place. Enjoy your stay
Thank you 🙏
Feel very welcome to kenya. Don't mind the haters, majority of those hating are just people who are very bitter and have inferiority complex. Some are not even Kenyans, as they purport to be!
Thank you so much! 😊
Kababa, you're hating on haters?
Are you a content creator?
😂 😂 😂 😂 😂
Congratulations on your new unsubscribers
Congratulations
@@mediacare6744 🤣🤣
@@mediacare6744 I have some subscribers btw.
Oh you figured out the milk difference is explained by electricity. Makes sense
Yea if not for the constant electricity, fresh milk would have been difficult to manage.
Much love from Kenya 🇰🇪.Here before experiencing blackouts in any part,Kenya power company has to publish on their official websites at least 24 hrs earler.I personally don't like pepper I don't like things making me loose concentration while eating 😂. Welcome again we love you in abundance ❤❤❤.
Oh wow! I love the order of things in Kenya.
Thank you so much 😊
@@fatmahnoor3717 ours is also corrupt though not as Nigeria.
The notice for planned power interruption is for 5 days hata on their website. Shows the areas that won't have power in like the next like 5 days. I like this service and I'm always checking. At least in the week you can know when to expect power off and be prepared.
So true girl, lovely. Pleasant speaker.
Weeeh you make us appreciate our country and feel proud.
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Welcome again ❤❤❤❤kenya 🇰🇪.we all know swahili .now the shock is .we only have one subject KISWAHILI ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤IN ACADEMIC..🎉🎉🎉🎉
Because you talked of KE nicely. You gain a follower today.welcome to the country of the intelligent
Thank you 🙏
intelligent in what?
@@sean-et4wrexactly ask him on my behalf, am a Kenyan but I HATE KENYA
@@Homeofpraise2457I can tell you as a Nigerian, you don't know what you have until you lose it.
@martinisaiahorume9694 Why say he's a Nigerian when he said he's a kenyan?
high-altitude location gives Nairobi its cooling aspect, despite it being surrounded by hot and dry country side. That's why they call it the cool sub-tropical city.
Oh nice! Thank you.
1.We ha stew not soups.....2 milk is everywhere especially fresh from farms. We dont need powdered processed milk.3...we dont have sugar cubes...sugar is plenty you use the way you want not counting cubes.4. We have no NEPA but KPLC. 5. We dont have AC....it is cold in many larts of Kenya only at the coastal region or Northern region.
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She has already explained this in the video, why are you just repeating what she said
You can't compare Nigeria with Kenya, no basis for comparison please, Nigeria is the GIANT of Africa, great talents and creativity everywhere in Nigeria. ❤
@@estherbriggs8310😂 yet you dont have electricity
Wow, this was a great video, i learned a lot! There are a lot of great points about Kenya I never knew, and I loved hearing how different Nigeria and Kenya are. Thanks for sharing your experience! I want to travel now!
Also, beautiful outfit!
Glad you found it insightful! Kenya is amazing 🤗
Thank you 🙏💛
Thank you for the compliments girl, i learnt alot about my country from this video
So glad you did
Thank you 😊
Listening keenly as a kenyan😂😂😂
😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂 waiting any negative thing for me to get angry 😂🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
Twas nice watching your video. I'm a Kenyan living abroad and now I'm more in love with my home country Coz of you.
Awww
I love to hear it. Thank you 😊
On the issue of soup have you should visit the central region they put soup in every meal you want 😅
Really? 😂
Water😂
Sema thufu
Wee wanjiru wee😂@@margaretwanjiru166
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
You have made me learn more about Kenya my country. Karibu Kenya tena❤
Awww
I’m glad to hear this. Thank you 🙏💛
Thanks your for speaking good about my country, I love Nigeria too
We love you too! 🫂
Thank you 🙏
Let me follow you jare❤
I love people who compliment my country 😊
Who teach u yoruba 😂
Thank you 😊
What does jare mean, hii ina maanisha nini
Funny thing is that you can get milk powder in supermarkets, although most people don't purchase it, most Dairy companies export powdered milk
Yea I later realized that
I have never taken tea made of powdered Milk my entire life
Powdered milk is very expensive, as well
Imagine serving your guests tea with powdered milk, people might wonder if you are sane.
Enjoy your stay babygirl, explore our beautiful country where you dive into the park while in the City
Thank you, I will 😊
Thanks to KenGen and our many dams👏🔥electricity is not something we worry about but oh dear will you payyy for it!!
The milk available in Kenya 🇰🇪 is in the same form as in developed countries like UK, USA etc.
Trees are valuable, I'm glad Kenyans are aware of their value.
Don't mind us, we can be very brute online.
It sounds like you had quite the indepth experience here. I hope you enjoyed it. It's really srange to me having grown up in a tourist town to think someone could vacation in Nairobi😅 but if I think of it it has its attractions
About the ten shilling note, we had it till the 90s then it was phased out.
For food it's very different outside Nairobi. People bargain all the time and you buy in kilos. Most sellers in Nairobi are retailers that is why you pay per item.
You sound so excited talking about Kenya. We'd love to have you again.
If you come back there is Ugandan company which exports milk which is essentially dissolve powdered milk.
So much appreciated sis. Thanks for the info ☺️
@fatmahnoor3717 Nobody said negative things about your country
Thank you for visiting the land of champions.
Karibu sana 🇰🇪🇰🇪
🙏🙏
There was a time it snowed a little around Timboroa......Temperatures there go to as little as 4 degrees
Really?! 😳
Wow
This girl looks amazing, the way she speaks..wow! Thank you for teaching me about my country on things that i always took for granted
Awww
Thanks for your kind words. It’s all my pleasure 😊
Listening to the young Nigerian girl i get the fact that the young are where the hopes of the continent is. It's unity. Its sense of purpose where our differences will not be our undoing but why we will grow as one continent. The children of these young people will live in a super power continent. Just my hope a man inbhis midlife
I pray this becomes our reality one day 🙏
Fresh milk is readily available in northern Nigeria and it's cooler in northern Nigeria from November to April during the Hamerthan seasons.
We have chicken soups and beef soups. Our soups are just natural but very healthy and tasty. But we also have packaged soups from supermarkets in powder form. We have powdered milk too, you just have to know the brands but yes it less than liquid milk. Welcome to Kenya and I hope you will end up loving it as you continue to learn more things about Kenya. The reason why majority don't like pepper in Kenya is because we like to only season but mostly we love the natural taste of well cooked food.
Oh nice. Thank you so much 😊
Good analysis although we rarely appreciate how beautiful our country is
It’s normal.
Now i have onother city in my bucket list😮
Yaayy! 🥂
That was really enjoyable to watch. Karibu Kenya !
Glad you enjoyed it
Thank you 🙏
Am glad that u noticed beautiful and entertaining " nganyas" on the roads
Thank you 😊
Weather is balanced . AC are in coastal sides and Kisumu
Yea I see
There are more ACs in Mandera(Northern Kenya) than in Kisumu. You should visit Mandera too😉
Swahili is spoken in he following countries:
1. Tanzania
2. Kenya
3. DR Congo
4. Northern Mozambique
5. Zambia
6. Rwanda-Urundi
Thanks for sharing
@@StarAfriqueAlso swahili is spoken by over 200M people from most east african countries
Rwandans dont speak Kiswahili
@@yvonneadongo2304 Nina Siri was sung by a rwandese.
Countries bordering kenya, DRC and TZ have some kiswahili along the border. Rwanda borders all the 3
Rwanda Burundi they speak swahili @@yvonneadongo2304
Am Kenyan, but i dream of a Nigerian experience. I have watched to many Nollywood movies that I would love to experience it. I love the Cultural exchange you have highlighted. So amazing🎉🎉 Lots of Love.....😊
Wow! We can’t wait to have you in Nigeria 🤩
Thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed it. Please stay tuned 🤎
Congrats for visiting our country and sharing your interesting experience, I have really enjoyed your content
Thanks you so much! I’m glad you did 😌
Please stay tuned ❤️
@@StarAfrique definitely I will, feel loved dear, you make me to miss my country ❤️❤️❤️
@@marionkurui Awww 🥰
Seems you live in another country
@@StarAfrique yes
There's no country without its own cultural shock.. All we just need is do a proper research before moving even tho no amount of research would erase all the shocks .. Atleast it will reduce the shocks😂..
Your room is so beautiful.. ❤ I like the interor decor
Thank you 😊
Yea you’re right but sometimes you just want an adventure 😃
How are you maa,thank you so much for loving Kenya,I wish to visit Nigeria Abuja one day,will you welcome me?
Nigeria will always welcome any African. Trust me when u get to Nigeria, no can will even think you are a foreigner unless u tell them or ur ascent does😂
Definitely will ❤️
Thank you 🙏
Me too I must visit Nigeria..thanks for coming to Kenya you always welcome
@@TheBestinMe143 Thank you. We are waiting for you in Nigeria 😀
Some years ago before the plastic bag ban we used to get free packaging materials in supermarkets and shops but right now to conserve the environment we have to buy so that people can embrace recycling them
It’s a good way to go!
I briefly saw you show us the soup preparation in the video...is all that pepper 😮😂
😂😂😂
It looks much but it wasn’t all that hot trust me
Great video❣ I love hearing ppl's first impressions of a place and yours are so insightful - even (or especially) the little things😉
Thank you 😊
Glad you like it!
Cars in Nigeria and Ghana used to be right hand drive, but they changed so that they can be uniform with french wrst Africa neighbors
Oh really
Yes they did..I'm Kenyan and I knew this early on,look at pre independence of Nigeria videos & post for some years..Remember you were a British Colony, all British colonies drove on the right hand side.Actually most Commonwealth countries drive on the right hand side except Nigeria
Welcome to Kenya. I hope you love it here
Thank you 😊
Keep smiling am just admiring your smile😘
Awwn
Thank you so much 😊
Umeamua pia umpige culture shock ya kuomba kinembe 😅
@@RKBro-jr1tsuko na ufalla 😂😂
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@@RKBro-jr1ts😂😂wewe
Great content. I enjoyed watching it all like a foreigner. I hope to visit Nigerian someday I'll make sure my hair is done i don't want the power drama lol.
Thank you 😊 You’re welcome to Nigeria anytime!
Don’t worry you will be just fine 😀💛💛
Wao such a beautiful viideo about my country. You are very observant
Thank you so much 😀
25:54 the old coins have portraits for our former presidents. The new ones have animals we decided it was a better representation of our heritage
Beautiful! ❤️