I am yet to find any African country with music that Kenyans don't support. Kenyans are into all the music of Africa. The comment section is theirs. They are just supportive and love others naturally. It is a spirit of Ubuntu that comes naturally to them & having met some Kenyans in my life, it is quite special to have them embrace you. I'm Zimbabwean btw
@@tomnethan757true especially if what you are saying is not true. We will not crucify you for the truth as long as you are kind with it(how you express it)
I’m a Nigerian but trying to flex how many cities we have is ridiculous.. especially since Kenya has less but they still make so much more money from tourism than we😂
@@xbeatjoe3671have you looked at Kenyans cities what are you saying ?Kenyan cities and towns are way more developed than Nigerian cities stop with your ego you can’t beat Kenyan development kenya is more developed than Nigeria way more
@@xbeatjoe3671 so? That doesn’t negate all of the issues that the “every-man” faces in our country, our cities are developed but what do we have to show for that? Im proud to be Nigerian and we have a lot of good things but be serious right now
DRC we love you. Thank you. You are our Bantu brothers. We wanted to make a small comment for Nigerians. We just want to teach them (Nigerians) how to say the word KENYA It's not KEYA, or KEA also, don't say Kenia or KEN-YA (as in can ya?) THIS IS HOW YOU SAY IT: *Kenya* emphasis IS on - NYA. the *nya* must be pronounced. And to our brothers in Uganda, please please please, don't say KINYA.
Nigeria used to have education at the same maybe higher than Kenya, but with the teachers boycotting because of lack of pay it causes so many disruptions to education... as well as all the corruptions in schools it really makes education difficult unless you go to private schools
Even though I am Tanzanian. Kenyans are hardworking people who stand for what they believe in and have the right mindset for success. The only problem they face is corruption, which is African problem. If they had the right leaders, they could be far ahead of any other African country .
Every African is vital to each other. However, the reason we Nigerians say we are the Giant of Africa is that our population is more significant than every other African country. Three out of six Africans is a Nigerian. In Africa, Nigerians are the most educated; during the South African apartheid, Nigeria played a pivotal role in a free South Africa. Nigerian. In Africa, Nigerians have more billionaires than any other African. I also agree that other African nations would be greater if there were corporations between each other.
@@joyceogwe3272 ...I am always a fan...one of my mentor is Kenyan ( former boss)...He stood up for me when my fellow Tanzanians wanted me out of the position....They caused many problems to the project, but he dealt with them accordingly to make sure the project delivered results we wanted while maintaining his relationship with them...He is one of few wisest people I know!....We Tanzanians, we do live in our bubble...but it is you guys who promote our entertainment industry, while we are passive, you guys are active searching for opportunities anywhere you see them ( 😀 when you are late for harvest collection for market you will hear Kenyans have collected everything and it's interior villages in Tanzania 😀)...you are confident, and you are more exposed than us. Despite your governments weakness at least they are trying much to create best business and foreign policies for you.... Don't look down upon yourselves, you are doing really great !!...One main thing we all need as Africans is to change the mindset towards governance and public services...( We need stricter laws and policies) To make these people serve the public and not their own interests!
How were these guests selected? It seems like the setup where they bring unprepared women to podcasts for debates. As a well-traveled Nigerian, I can say our country lags behind compared to other African nations, especially South Africa. However, most African countries are also close to failing, lacking strong structures to maintain any slight advantage over Nigeria. It's evident that the Kenyans at this table are more intelligent than the Nigerians on this panel. The title "Giant of Africa" doesn't automatically make us superior. Our greatest asset is our people, and Nigeria has more wealthy individuals compared to other African countries.
This is absolutely disgraceful, Africa should be 1 if it’s ever going to realize its potential and have a case at the world stage. This is pushing the colonizer agenda of division, while Congo is being scraped of its minerals, 14 African countries like Senegal and Cameroon are paying $500 billion colonial debt, there’s an unprecedented talent drain, China is farming our people, external corporates are dispossessing the continent of its essential sectors like ports, energy, agriculture, etc, etc. Stop pushing this Nigeria, South Africa, Kenya, Tanzania fake rivalry, and let’s start talking about things that really matter like being a united state‼️
Who noticed the Kenyan aura calming the whole talk show..they start way up there but within minutes the talked at the same level..same voice..same demeanor..we do this everywhere we go..my colleagues(from different countries)speaks calmly now 😂😂
Yolanda was cooking, Nigerians are great but you have to chill with the narcissism. Nigeria has the Niger river, oil, and some of the most arable land. Who in Africa goes to Nigeria for advice? Kenyans are showing their potential for continental leadership.
Kenyan's are very intelligent i love them. I'm happy Kenyans are the ones speaking on this table, they certainly have a good head on their neck. We need help in this country, it can't be all about entertainment and laughter all the damn time, we need to do better as a nation. So much delusion at this point.
Maybe your lifestyle is just full of delusion that's why you see the whole nation like that🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 and before you talk make sure you have made an impact in the nation 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I really doubt the reality of Kenyan intelligence, their marking grade is quite difficult, but they aren't intelligent as you say. They're seriously scared of Nigerians intelligence.
Kenyans don't comapre to Nigeria in terms of potential. They have electricity and we don't, yet we are the biggest economy in Africa. What is we have constant electricity? Most of you Nigerians put down your own country because you're don't know what Nigeria really is.
@@crypticcyril8005 For someone who insults a person they have never met in their mentions, in reply to what they said, you must really think you're smart. I would spare you any further engagement, it's beneath me.
As a South African, it’s becoming a bore that most not all Nigerians brag, compare and egotistical about their country. It’s really unnecessary, it really reminds me of USA. You can be patriotic and still show grace to other countries.
In my experience, people who brag a lot tend to have an inferiority complex. It's as though they are attempting to hide or disguise some insecurity in their lives.
As a Nigerian, I can tell you it's a cover up. They don't have anything to be proud of as Nigeria. They may be proud of their heritage, their food, their family but because we are proud then we default to defensive attitude if you insult us
@@samchs222 oh I see, makes sense. I think it’s the same with some not all of my fellow South Africans. We are use to making jokes/fun about everything and everyone in our country…and perhaps when we do it to other countries it’s distasteful…which is understandable. And btw, I hate the internet because it draws a fake picture of how native (black people)South Africans feel about other Africans…we genuinely want the best for everyone and each other. Small bad/negative publicity gives people the wrong narrative entirely of Africa and its people. I’m sorry I’m blabbering 🥴🥴
Kenya people don't have wahala. I was initially sceptical of watching the video because I just didn't want chaotic arguments. But the guests are very intelligent
Nigeria is that “rich” auntie that comes to the family function boasting about her extravagance but once she leaves & is alone in her car she bursts into tears😢. Nigerians are proud but we all know they too need a hug
That's such a good analogy. In fact when auntie get back to her house she hasn't got any furniture in her home just a bare room and mat on the floor to sleep on 😑😑
Can't lie i am from Nigeria but i love how Kenyans are articulate and really thoughtful of what they say. They seem very aware of things in a wider perspective compared to my country people, much love ke from lagos
@@neckbon3307 you are only trying to receive many likes by impersonating as a Nigerian bcuz you know fully well that Non-nigerians will love to see comments like this. Stop being delusional, my friend.
Within the first minutes, the Nigerian lady says the country has the resources, but there is no appropriate use. That reflects here when you attack yourselves in regard to what dude??? Again, we are all striving for a better continent, period!!!!!
Definitely waiting for that too. Having spent a lot of time in both Nigeria and South Africa (with locals, not in just tourist places), I’ve seen the beautiful and ugly of both places. It would be a really interesting talk between the two countries. But at the end of the day, I really hope for a bright future for both
@@lorenzowere9433yes after the Nigerians were humbled they wanted to start with african giant of a thing Nigerians should calm down they are too loud they don't know that there are african countries that are too good who can beat them in many fields hence this african countries are so humble Nigerians think they are better than everyone else but that's not the case
i am Korean and i just love Kenya for who they are in terms of their hard work, intelligence and everything in between. Also because the K is constant 😊
The Nigerians came with so much vigor in the first round answering the Giant of Africa question. After listening to the takes of the Kenyans about the same matter, it preached a calm and set a nice tone for the rest of the session. Really happy about how it went. Great session.
As Kenyans, we cannot understand how you can claim to be a giant, but have no light, or national airline and piped water......you can't eat afrobeats, Nigeria has oil and gas in abundance, yet, it has no light....Kenya makes the most of what it has, since we don't have that much natural resources.
@@sammathenge630dear we have 14 natural resources hidden in game and national parks but we were taught we have tourism as a source of income while this politicians are benefitting from the resources but truth is coming out which will shock the 🌎 soon
I was stationed in Kandahar Afghanistan and had the pleasure to work with Kenyan contractors. They were extremely resourceful and determined. As a Filipino American who is already work ethic heavy, I was beyond humbled. They were also very emotionally intelligent and cognizant of what others could be feeling. Everyday for a year they also taught me a lot of Kikuyu language but stressed to me it is only one of many distinct languages in the country. ❤
Yes, we have 42 tribes here in Kenya hence 42 different languages. Our two official languages are Swahili and English as well so we are almost all Trilingual i.e. the mother tongue+English+Swahili
As a Kenyan, this conversation was really mind-opening. How I wish we as Africans were all united. However, one thing I'm certain is that a time will come when we shall drop all our differences. BIG UP CRUISE!
Good to see Nigerians starting to learn how to behave in a forum of intelligent minds. They have no choice. Otherwise the whole world can never take them serious.
Some african countries are doing well they are not loud and their leaders are loved and celebrated by their citizens we want nigeria to unite first because they are too divided and they may contaminate other african countries
Am Nigerian and I agree with Yolanda from Kenya. For Africans to unite, Nigerians need to not intimidate other African countries. There's something definitely inside the Nigerian blood, even when we try to be humble, the ego comes out unprovoked😂
@@nfstyle4lessless505 ..you have a point, we Tanzanians gave you visa exemption guess what, you never exempt us so we decided to end it, because it was more of one sided thing🤷....we welcomed you, in return you closed the door, at end we decided to shut ours as well!
@@nfstyle4lessless505 when you have low self esteem, you boast. If you are truly confident in who you are, you don't need to boast, people will just see your good quality & they will tell you.
We need more conversations like this. I really enjoyed watching it. I'm a Congolese who lived in Kenya for 10 years and hanged with Nigerians a lot. This is needed to unite us! Love from Congo!
I am not from either of these countries, but I love shows like this. Bringing the African millennials and Gen Z together to discuss topics like this with no disrespect to others is amazing. I look forward to seeing other nationalities also coming on this platform to discuss more topics that are affecting our beautiful continent.
I'm south Sudan🇸🇸, I'm humbly here to call myself "truly Africa" for being with those who wanted to change my identity to Arabism or Islamism for period of 51 yrs from 1955 till 2005/2011. Surely we should proudly come together , to represent the various aspects of African let's prove the world Wrong . Gaint of the Nile is on the way to world, 🏀💪 Thank
I love your spirit, Africa is one big family, those who want us divided are foreigners,we have to stick together ❤, Viva Africa viva Africa 🌹 freedom is coming back
@@jameswakanyeki4191 in kenya there's a proverb "vita kwa panzi, furaha kwa kunguru" grasshoppers' fight is of benefit to the crows. They get distracted while the crow takes advantage of them as free meal.
The Kenyan lady with the coat has brought out a brilliant connection/link to how history has had an impact in gender roles and socialization in our society to date.
This was a very wholesome video,the panelists were very eloquent, and made be proud to be African. I'm Kenyan and I've learnt so much about our brothers ans sisters from Nigeria. Africa to the world 🌎
How were these guests selected? It seems like the setup where they bring unprepared women to podcasts for debates. As a well-traveled Nigerian, I can say our country lags behind compared to other African nations, especially South Africa. However, most African countries are also close to failing, lacking strong structures to maintain any slight advantage over Nigeria. It's evident that the Kenyans at this table are more intelligent than the Nigerians on this panel. The title "Giant of Africa" doesn't automatically make us superior. Our greatest asset is our people, and Nigeria has more wealthy individuals compared to other African countries.
@@abuchiagu6887 You have gotta learn how to appreciate the little you have. Your claim that Kenya are intelligent than Nigeria is demonstratively false. Look around the ongoing mega-project in Nigeria underway and tell if there are many African countries that can boast that. The rationale behind the inferiority that most African countries have towards Nigeria is bcuz people like you are Unpatriotic and are quick to belittle your country. Other African countries are in the worst circumstances, and they will never come online and make provocative comments like this.
@@abuchiagu6887 You have gotta learn how to appreciate the little you have. Your claim that Kenya are intelligent than Nigeria is demonstratively false. Look around the ongoing mega-project in Nigeria underway and tell if there are many African countries that can boast that. The rationale behind the inferiority that most African countries have towards Nigeria is bcuz people like you are Unpatriotic and are quick to belittle your country. Other African countries are in the worst circumstances, and they will never come online and make provocative comments like this.
I don’t think the Kenyans on this table are more intelligent than the Nigerians. I think though that based on how the conversation started the Nigerians are trying to not be too overpowering and are being considerate.
This is absolutely disgraceful, Africa should be 1 if it’s ever going to realize its potential and have a case at the world stage. This is pushing the colonizer agenda of division, while Congo is being scraped of its minerals, 14 African countries like Senegal and Cameroon are paying $500 billion colonial debt, there’s an unprecedented talent drain, China is farming our people, external corporates are dispossessing the continent of its essential sectors like ports, energy, agriculture, etc, etc. Stop pushing this Nigeria, South Africa, Kenya, Tanzania fake rivalry, and let’s start talking about things that really matter like being a united state‼️
The country called Spain, consumes more electricity than all African countries combined. Kenyans get passports to see the world and return to Kenya while Nigerians get passports to run away from Nigeria and never return. You cant go to a party in an expensive suit, borrowed car, carry urself like a billion dollars and whn the party ends you beg the owner of the house to sleep in his basement. Be proud with reason not just on a wishful ego.
7:51 oh wow! Just wow! We are truly ONE. I am Nigerian, from southern Kaduna..Nyamai (her last name) means who can, if not God..like same spelling, everything. 🖤💕
I’m a Nigerian, and I’m new here. This conversation made my day! I love meeting East Africans alot, sometimes I go to a popular restaurant called “Swahili village” in NJ just to see them❤️❤️❤️👍
Ugandan in Maryland here and we have two Swahili Village branches in DMV and sometimes I find there west Africans.As an African I always feel happy to meet my brothers and sisters from different parts of the continent. I do work in many NJ cities too especially Camden,Brunswick,Salem,Trenton and many others.
I am kenyan living abroad,I have found friendship and companionship in my Nigerian brothers and sisters I know like 30 of them, I love them and I am proud . This conversation was peak intelligence
Be careful. One day you will carry a brief case that will be to their aunt in Kenya and you will spend half of your remaining life in a cell after an airport encouter.
@@jecintanjeri6538 I can see you are just a very bitter human being. He was sharing his good experience with Nigerians, even calling them brothers and sisters, and all you could see think about is what you wrote? You need healing, and quickly. Bible actually said it: Out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaks.
Yes but that’s Kenya. Imagine the endless opportunities & relationships we can have if we had more similarities with each other. Swahili is already spoken in most East African countries so why not just make it an official common language besides the western tongues. We can achieve more with similarities than differences coz let’s face it, it’s not just the colonisers doing, tribalism has a big part to play in it also.
I really appreciate this episode. I must confess to holding some stereotypes about Nigerians (not serious ones though 🤭), but this made me see that we are actually very similar. Nothing makes me happier than the spirit of unity among people. Thanks to the interviewees for being open and peaceful to each side. Such a peaceful conversation. #TeamKenyahere.
Of course Nigerians didn't do well here. Our education system is so bad it doesn't equip people to hold a coherent, rational & logical argument. Imagine saying best food and music being a contribution to the world when other countries are talking about industry & other things that make a real difference to the quality of a citizens life
As a kenyan woman living in US,Nigerians and Ghanaians matches our wits and intellect. Their men are not intimidated by educated and intelligent women just like our men. One thing about us kenyans we come with notes we may not be loud but our arguments are stronger.
This was a good debate, but as a Kenyan man, I disagree that we are less romantic. 😂 I think Nigerians are more machismo, similar to Latin Americans, whereas Kenyans are more progressive. I believe Kenyan food is better than Nigerian food if we're talking about being more organic and natural. Kenyans, apart from those on the coast influenced by other cultures, eat their food in its natural flavors. Kenyans also have more greens and fruits in their diets compared to Nigerians. Unfortunately, my Kenyan lady thinks it has to be foreign to be good, but I disagree.
england conquered the world with worst food in europe..while french and italians were busy cooking.. food is for energy to keep you going forward...not a topic of discussion among men..especially african men.
Democratic Republic of Congo has the best music in Africa. They've been singing for 70plus years and their music is still amazing. The songs remain relevant, the musicians are evergreen, the genres are many, their music was exported outside Africa earlier, theyve been performing internationally longer until its part of their normal routine... Their musical body of work is incomparable. The only advantage Nigeria has is that the music has English, which gives it more fuel to travel and be known because English is the language of the world. If the DRC was English speaking, the rest of us Africans wouldn't stand a chance globally. Congolese music and francophone African music has always been amazing.
Must good music be limited by language? Nigerians are equally good music wise! They have produced some very good musicians over the years! Fella was a music sensation internationally! Its genre is still affecting their music! Even music done in their native language is strong and travels internationally! Congo’s rhythm is one way!
I have to agree... I only just came to know about Nigerian music in the Internet UA-cam era. Prior to that it was all Congolese Rhumba music. Nigerian music is not even describable in terms of genre... it's mostly mish-mash of noise beats.
DRC has great music, right! But for you to say Nigerian use English in their music is just disingenuous, 90% of Nigerian songs are either in pidgin English or our local languages. Only 10% are in standard English. No matter what you say you cannot undermine the fact that at a point Nigeria was literally the giant of Africa. Nobody is going to be at the top forever. Our music is it right now, tomorrow it'll be another country. Aren't we all witnessing how South Africa's amapiano is almost on par with afrobeat.
I am Cameroonian 🇨🇲 . I love the way you all were so respectful with your words,this was beautiful to watch.we are all Africans and the earlier we start being unapologetically Africans like this,no one is coming to help us. More grace guys
@@FreddyPateki How many other africans are represented on that table?Anyway,what have these two skinny nigerian men achieved in their personnal lives?Hunger has finished their minds.
Cynthia stands for what she speaks, Elisha has spoken well conclusively and collectively that Africa lacks the moral code in how they relate with each other and the day Africa will understand that and work together, and support each other, Africa is a sleeping giant and that's the day it will rise up.
She was being sarcastic, she next said it's for convalescents and not appealing, outside of the coast perhaps, it's blander for sure. CONTINUE making yours 😊
Come guys, i know you are discussing Nigeria Vs. Kenya but Congo Music is the best in Afrika! Before Burnaboy, in the Congo, there is Awilo, Ruambo, Madilu System, Pepe kalle, Kanda bongo man to mention few, now the new ones, Koffi, Werrason, Fally, Ferre Gola etc. Respect to the Sound Engineer he knows what's up!
This was my favourite episode ever on cruise, the understanding, both sides eager to know more. I am grateful to have bumped into this channel on a random Tuesday evening, good job!♥
Considering our small population, Kenya has shocking number of olympic medals. Wikipedia “list of African olympic medalists” shows Kenya way ahead of everyone else, including North African countries like Morocco and South Africa comes second, but is a distant second.
Am a kenyan but on this i will advise y'all to pass. I can equate bragging abt this, to nigerians bragging about good music, yes! It brings pride also makes the country known globally but it doesnt help develop the country or create jobs..Nigerian musicians and Kenyan marathoners/Rugbg players are doing it for their own benefit so i would not fancy bragging on that i'll be stooping too low to their level of ignorance
true but the different with SA is that, Kenya wins in only one set of skill, marathon while in SA we won by most skills but we also have most diverse race were some are also contributed by whites who also win for SA.
Team KENYA 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪represented us well. I now understand and love Nigerians more. Plus i really love how Nigerians speak and express themselves😊. And all in all the leaders have their goose cooked. With this woke generations they have to perform and work for the people.
@@tomnethan757 simping for who? And is simping wrong if I am? Also why don't you give your own opinion related to the discussion and leave my comment alone!
theres one thing i realized as a Kenyan.... Nigerian music is BLAST!!!! but you guys would not be on the map without Kenya. music that has blown out to the rest of the world blew in Kenya first. Kenyans are the hypemen of the rest of Afrika and I love that for us. we love music🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳
@@josh3221ify Oh, Just Google it or search UA-cam, you'll see how it looks like, Or try searching The recipe, and cook yours at home!. Besides i think your phone is broken for typing youll choose Ghanaian Jellof rice
I am yet to find any African country with music that Kenyans don't support. Kenyans are into all the music of Africa. The comment section is theirs. They are just supportive and love others naturally. It is a spirit of Ubuntu that comes naturally to them & having met some Kenyans in my life, it is quite special to have them embrace you. I'm Zimbabwean btw
You my brother are invited to the cookout 😂😂
Love others but know how to belittle others too for things out of their control .
@@tomnethan757true especially if what you are saying is not true. We will not crucify you for the truth as long as you are kind with it(how you express it)
@@tomnethan757 That's not my business.
@@tomnethan757 Still not my business and get yourself some ego, replying to a bot is sick behavior.
I’m a Nigerian but trying to flex how many cities we have is ridiculous.. especially since Kenya has less but they still make so much more money from tourism than we😂
@@xbeatjoe3671have you looked at Kenyans cities what are you saying ?Kenyan cities and towns are way more developed than Nigerian cities stop with your ego you can’t beat Kenyan development kenya is more developed than Nigeria way more
@@xbeatjoe3671 so? That doesn’t negate all of the issues that the “every-man” faces in our country, our cities are developed but what do we have to show for that? Im proud to be Nigerian and we have a lot of good things but be serious right now
@@xbeatjoe3671I’ve looked at both and Nigeria is not developed
@@xbeatjoe3671Are you kidding. A city in Nigeria is like a town in Kenya
@@Missmopsby size or by development?😂😂😂
I'm from DRC congo living and working in kenya Nairobi but I love kenyans so much ❤❤ and kenya has been a blessing to me they're very intelligent
DRC we love you. Thank you. You are our Bantu brothers.
We wanted to make a small comment for Nigerians.
We just want to teach them (Nigerians) how to say the word KENYA
It's not KEYA, or KEA
also, don't say Kenia or KEN-YA (as in can ya?)
THIS IS HOW YOU SAY IT: *Kenya*
emphasis IS on - NYA. the *nya* must be pronounced.
And to our brothers in Uganda, please please please, don't say KINYA.
Although I am a Chinesse, Kenya's breathtaking landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and vibrant spirit make it a truly remarkable and inspiring nation.
High f✋️
Kenyans are super educated and sharp i could capture that within the first 5mins......they articulate themselves so well
For sure they come across as their education is much better than Nigerias own where even decent English seems to be a struggle for many.
Nigeria used to have education at the same maybe higher than Kenya, but with the teachers boycotting because of lack of pay it causes so many disruptions to education... as well as all the corruptions in schools it really makes education difficult unless you go to private schools
@@shansson5130Nigerians have produced some of the best Authors on the continent! I’m yet to hear such for Kenya
Nigeria saying it’s a giant of Africa is not saying they are better than the others! It’s more about their numbers! It’s not about ego
Exactly, the Kenyans came out swinging. lol
I'm Nigerian🇳🇬, after watching this video I've fallen madly in love with Kenya 🇰🇪🥲
You are welcome to our country 👌🇰🇪
😂😂
You're kidding me
😂😂uyu tu ni mkenya
@@millyterrah5727usiwaalike hapa wewe. Peleka hiyo nyege yako huko kwao
Even though I am Tanzanian. Kenyans are hardworking people who stand for what they believe in and have the right mindset for success. The only problem they face is corruption, which is African problem. If they had the right leaders, they could be far ahead of any other African country .
Every African is vital to each other. However, the reason we Nigerians say we are the Giant of Africa is that our population is more significant than every other African country. Three out of six Africans is a Nigerian. In Africa, Nigerians are the most educated; during the South African apartheid, Nigeria played a pivotal role in a free South Africa. Nigerian. In Africa, Nigerians have more billionaires than any other African. I also agree that other African nations would be greater if there were corporations between each other.
@@osazuwaeunoko7200 Overpopulation is not a flex
@@osazuwaeunoko7200 stop lying to yourself that you are more educated ,,check the facts and stop swimming with overpopulation theory ,,,
Wow! As a Kenyan, this is very humbling to hear from someone coming from another country. ❤
@@joyceogwe3272 ...I am always a fan...one of my mentor is Kenyan ( former boss)...He stood up for me when my fellow Tanzanians wanted me out of the position....They caused many problems to the project, but he dealt with them accordingly to make sure the project delivered results we wanted while maintaining his relationship with them...He is one of few wisest people I know!....We Tanzanians, we do live in our bubble...but it is you guys who promote our entertainment industry, while we are passive, you guys are active searching for opportunities anywhere you see them ( 😀 when you are late for harvest collection for market you will hear Kenyans have collected everything and it's interior villages in Tanzania 😀)...you are confident, and you are more exposed than us. Despite your governments weakness at least they are trying much to create best business and foreign policies for you.... Don't look down upon yourselves, you are doing really great !!...One main thing we all need as Africans is to change the mindset towards governance and public services...( We need stricter laws and policies) To make these people serve the public and not their own interests!
Our people were well represented here! 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪 Kenya to the world!
How were these guests selected? It seems like the setup where they bring unprepared women to podcasts for debates. As a well-traveled Nigerian, I can say our country lags behind compared to other African nations, especially South Africa. However, most African countries are also close to failing, lacking strong structures to maintain any slight advantage over Nigeria. It's evident that the Kenyans at this table are more intelligent than the Nigerians on this panel. The title "Giant of Africa" doesn't automatically make us superior. Our greatest asset is our people, and Nigeria has more wealthy individuals compared to other African countries.
This is absolutely disgraceful, Africa should be 1 if it’s ever going to realize its potential and have a case at the world stage. This is pushing the colonizer agenda of division, while Congo is being scraped of its minerals, 14 African countries like Senegal and Cameroon are paying $500 billion colonial debt, there’s an unprecedented talent drain, China is farming our people, external corporates are dispossessing the continent of its essential sectors like ports, energy, agriculture, etc, etc. Stop pushing this Nigeria, South Africa, Kenya, Tanzania fake rivalry, and let’s start talking about things that really matter like being a united state‼️
How did it help both countries? Both are owned by NATO 😂
It's a shame Kanyas are not represented well or at all nationally.
@abuchiagu6887 Nigerians are superior. What are Kanyas doing for Africa globally. What are Africans doing for Africa globally. Nothing.
Who noticed the Kenyan aura calming the whole talk show..they start way up there but within minutes the talked at the same level..same voice..same demeanor..we do this everywhere we go..my colleagues(from different countries)speaks calmly now 😂😂
Yolanda was cooking, Nigerians are great but you have to chill with the narcissism. Nigeria has the Niger river, oil, and some of the most arable land. Who in Africa goes to Nigeria for advice? Kenyans are showing their potential for continental leadership.
😂😂amazing
na wakenya mnapenda kulamba foreigners kwani hamjipendi🤣venye tunaendelea hivi tutakuwa tu kama south africa
Kenyan's are very intelligent i love them. I'm happy Kenyans are the ones speaking on this table, they certainly have a good head on their neck. We need help in this country, it can't be all about entertainment and laughter all the damn time, we need to do better as a nation. So much delusion at this point.
Maybe your lifestyle is just full of delusion that's why you see the whole nation like that🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 and before you talk make sure you have made an impact in the nation 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I really doubt the reality of Kenyan intelligence, their marking grade is quite difficult, but they aren't intelligent as you say.
They're seriously scared of Nigerians intelligence.
Kenyans don't comapre to Nigeria in terms of potential.
They have electricity and we don't, yet we are the biggest economy in Africa. What is we have constant electricity?
Most of you Nigerians put down your own country because you're don't know what Nigeria really is.
Your comments reveal a certain naivety. What actions have you undertaken to effect even a minimal change? Tabula rasa!
@@crypticcyril8005 For someone who insults a person they have never met in their mentions, in reply to what they said, you must really think you're smart. I would spare you any further engagement, it's beneath me.
I'm always saying most kenyans have a good head on their shoulders and keep it lowkey for a reason!
As a South African, it’s becoming a bore that most not all Nigerians brag, compare and egotistical about their country. It’s really unnecessary, it really reminds me of USA. You can be patriotic and still show grace to other countries.
In my experience, people who brag a lot tend to have an inferiority complex. It's as though they are attempting to hide or disguise some insecurity in their lives.
As a Nigerian, I can tell you it's a cover up. They don't have anything to be proud of as Nigeria. They may be proud of their heritage, their food, their family but because we are proud then we default to defensive attitude if you insult us
@@samchs222 oh I see, makes sense. I think it’s the same with some not all of my fellow South Africans. We are use to making jokes/fun about everything and everyone in our country…and perhaps when we do it to other countries it’s distasteful…which is understandable. And btw, I hate the internet because it draws a fake picture of how native (black people)South Africans feel about other Africans…we genuinely want the best for everyone and each other. Small bad/negative publicity gives people the wrong narrative entirely of Africa and its people. I’m sorry I’m blabbering 🥴🥴
Damn kenyans are so articulate watched the whole video because of how they project themselves
Kenya people don't have wahala. I was initially sceptical of watching the video because I just didn't want chaotic arguments. But the guests are very intelligent
My thoughts too.
Sameee I was scared😅
Hahaha
Me as well, I thought it was going to myopic conversation
What is wahala
Kenyans are very reserved people.
This is the most peaceful dialogue between Nigeria and any other country. I really enjoyed this. Thank you Kenya for patiently understanding us🥰🥰
na wakenya mnapenda kulamba foreigners kwani hamjipendi🤣venye tunaendelea hivi tutakuwa tu kama south africa
Nigeria is that “rich” auntie that comes to the family function boasting about her extravagance but once she leaves & is alone in her car she bursts into tears😢. Nigerians are proud but we all know they too need a hug
That's such a good analogy. In fact when auntie get back to her house she hasn't got any furniture in her home just a bare room and mat on the floor to sleep on 😑😑
@@ifeifesi😂😂
Right now we really need hugs. It's a hard time to be Nigerian fr
@@tamiausten873 they'll never understand
So true. How can we as Nigerians be more vulnerable so we can solve the issues that we face as a nation?
Can't lie i am from Nigeria but i love how Kenyans are articulate and really thoughtful of what they say. They seem very aware of things in a wider perspective compared to my country people, much love ke from lagos
stop dz imposterism u not Nigerian
@@knix9014don’t mind the clown 🤡
@@neckbon3307 you are only trying to receive many likes by impersonating as a Nigerian bcuz you know fully well that Non-nigerians will love to see comments like this. Stop being delusional, my friend.
Within the first minutes, the Nigerian lady says the country has the resources, but there is no appropriate use. That reflects here when you attack yourselves in regard to what dude??? Again, we are all striving for a better continent, period!!!!!
U can’t even write in our words oga rest u Dey lie 😂
As a South African I truly respect 🙏 Kenyan people may God bless them❤❤
Bless you too
We love you too SA
Marete a Kenya
And Nigerians
thnak yuo
I'm really waiting for the day this channel will pair Nigeria with South Africa.
That day go long.
Me to am waiting
😂😂😂😂
Definitely waiting for that too. Having spent a lot of time in both Nigeria and South Africa (with locals, not in just tourist places), I’ve seen the beautiful and ugly of both places. It would be a really interesting talk between the two countries. But at the end of the day, I really hope for a bright future for both
Haibo!!! Nigerians can keep their "giant" status.
@@РазомСила-м2я😂😂😂😂
Africans having authentic conversations with each other👌🏿
Not Africa...west africans vs East Africans...it's different
You're right. We are. Very constructive conversation.
@@lorenzowere9433 they said africans cause that what they are? this page pairs different africans of you scroll through you will see them
@@lorenzowere9433yes after the Nigerians were humbled they wanted to start with african giant of a thing Nigerians should calm down they are too loud they don't know that there are african countries that are too good who can beat them in many fields hence this african countries are so humble Nigerians think they are better than everyone else but that's not the case
But Africa is still in the name@@wanguikariuki7673
i am Korean and i just love Kenya for who they are in terms of their hard work, intelligence and everything in between. Also because the K is constant 😊
You are Korean?? 😂😂🤣🤣
@@sukarap7754 yeah, part time 😂
This has to be the funniest comment here. I see what you did there.
We mzee
Buda hello from pyongyang
The Nigerians came with so much vigor in the first round answering the Giant of Africa question. After listening to the takes of the Kenyans about the same matter, it preached a calm and set a nice tone for the rest of the session. Really happy about how it went. Great session.
Lool they got humbled
As Kenyans, we cannot understand how you can claim to be a giant, but have no light, or national airline and piped water......you can't eat afrobeats, Nigeria has oil and gas in abundance, yet, it has no light....Kenya makes the most of what it has, since we don't have that much natural resources.
@@sammathenge630 okay 👍happy for you guys , remind me your country nickname again? ,and stick to that please 🥺
@@kwameopoku3576 did bro even watch the full video ? 😆
@@sammathenge630dear we have 14 natural resources hidden in game and national parks but we were taught we have tourism as a source of income while this politicians are benefitting from the resources but truth is coming out which will shock the 🌎 soon
The only sharp country i love more than Nigeria is kenya🇰🇪🇳🇬
I love you guys too. I hope to visit soon
I was stationed in Kandahar Afghanistan and had the pleasure to work with Kenyan contractors. They were extremely resourceful and determined. As a Filipino American who is already work ethic heavy, I was beyond humbled. They were also very emotionally intelligent and cognizant of what others could be feeling. Everyday for a year they also taught me a lot of Kikuyu language but stressed to me it is only one of many distinct languages in the country. ❤
Yes, we have 42 tribes here in Kenya hence 42 different languages. Our two official languages are Swahili and English as well so we are almost all Trilingual i.e. the mother tongue+English+Swahili
Did they tell you about chiro kia bar or nyamu çhià rúngúrú
😂😂😂unachoma aki@@isaac6280
Wi mwega,Kumsta ,tayona ,ni tuthie 😂
As a half Nigerian and half Kenyan girl, this is spicy 😂😂😂. Like Sunday dinner at my family home 😅
😂 🤣 🤣
😂❤❤
youre JUST african
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The people on this panel are well spoken, I love that they agreed on so many things, and even when they disagree they respected each other opinions
As a Kenyan, this conversation was really mind-opening. How I wish we as Africans were all united. However, one thing I'm certain is that a time will come when we shall drop all our differences. BIG UP CRUISE!
Good to see Nigerians starting to learn how to behave
in a forum of intelligent minds. They have no choice.
Otherwise the whole world can never take them serious.
That lady, Yolanda stole my heart with the way she articulated her thoughts! Win!
Kenya, Nigeria and the rest of Africa need to unite and solve the problems that we all face
Some african countries are doing well they are not loud and their leaders are loved and celebrated by their citizens we want nigeria to unite first because they are too divided and they may contaminate other african countries
@@eunicenambahu1135 na wakenya mnapenda kulamba foreigners kwani hamjipendi🤣venye tunaendelea hivi tutakuwa tu kama south africa
From Somalia, but I love my Kenyans 💕 I miss my time in Nairobi. Kenya to the world 🌍!!
Welcome again😊
Welcome back. Somalis are more than brothers to us.
Kale Naiya...schooled in primary n secondary with 60% somali kids. My best friends were Somalis...in the 90s they all migrated to Europe n the US.
This is an intelligible conversation. These Kenyans are sweet with voice and expressions.
@@marvlog2856 were r you from 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Because they have it all and they are humble they don't think they are better than everyone else they are not loud they know what they have
@nicholette.w104man you hating everywhere
And calm
I’m from Nigeria 🇳🇬 I must say I’m in love with Kenyan women especially their accent and the look very beautiful too 😉
❤
yeah, and they got body!
Am Nigerian and I agree with Yolanda from Kenya. For Africans to unite, Nigerians need to not intimidate other African countries. There's something definitely inside the Nigerian blood, even when we try to be humble, the ego comes out unprovoked😂
😂😂😂😂
Low self esteem...
@@nfstyle4lessless505 ..you have a point, we Tanzanians gave you visa exemption guess what, you never exempt us so we decided to end it, because it was more of one sided thing🤷....we welcomed you, in return you closed the door, at end we decided to shut ours as well!
@@nfstyle4lessless505 when you have low self esteem, you boast. If you are truly confident in who you are, you don't need to boast, people will just see your good quality & they will tell you.
this ur talk doesn't hold water
sometimes being bold shows confidence @@celiajames600
We need more conversations like this. I really enjoyed watching it. I'm a Congolese who lived in Kenya for 10 years and hanged with Nigerians a lot. This is needed to unite us! Love from Congo!
I am a Kenyan who lived in Congo and will soon relocate to live in Congo ❤glad we have this flexibility with the East African community
This is not going to unite anyone...
It's a comparing ground,it's doing the opposite.
Now, I want to visit Kenya.
Welcome to Kenya
Shut up jare. You can’t afford it. Braggart 😂
Please do ..(Karibu sana hakuna Matata)
Bye bye 😂
not welcome stay in your country
😂😂 I’m 🇰🇪 Luo married to a 🇳🇬 Igbo man. We’re always fighting every week about our countries. Best countries but boyyyy
A Luo (I believe) lady and an Igbo man 🤣🤣. This sure sounds interesting. I can guess the drama...😂😂.
🤮🤮🤮🤮
@@noellesemo4510 😂😂
@@noellesemo4510 both have same characters..luos are nigerians of kenya although you get polished in kenya by the culture
Sorry for you
I am not from either of these countries, but I love shows like this. Bringing the African millennials and Gen Z together to discuss topics like this with no disrespect to others is amazing. I look forward to seeing other nationalities also coming on this platform to discuss more topics that are affecting our beautiful continent.
I'm south Sudan🇸🇸, I'm humbly here to call myself "truly Africa" for being with those who wanted to change my identity to Arabism or Islamism for period of 51 yrs from 1955 till 2005/2011.
Surely we should proudly come together , to represent the various aspects of African let's prove the world Wrong .
Gaint of the Nile is on the way to world, 🏀💪
Thank
Kenya helped south Sudan gain independence .
I love your spirit, Africa is one big family, those who want us divided are foreigners,we have to stick together ❤, Viva Africa viva Africa 🌹 freedom is coming back
@@jameswakanyeki4191 viva
@@jameswakanyeki4191 in kenya there's a proverb "vita kwa panzi, furaha kwa kunguru" grasshoppers' fight is of benefit to the crows. They get distracted while the crow takes advantage of them as free meal.
@@clintonkiptoo-ef1uxYes, and?
I'm a Nigerian, i love Kenya already, this conversation is so helpful.
I hope to hear such balanced analysis from other African countries as well.
Great conversation. But the Kenyans had this one. Love from South Africa
Because they are humble they are not loud boss
See who is talking about loving other African countries, you xenophobic bastards
Thank you so much
@@eunicenambahu1135and where has your humbleness taken you to?😂
That's why westerners look down on you people
@@empressv707
Westerners look down on all africans/black people 😑
As Africans we mostly fight on social media. Put us together and we have great conversations like this one.
That's not true
This is amazing..both Nigerians and Kenyans won in this conversation
Proud to be a Nigerian 🇳🇬
I really liked the conversation. I learned a lot. Watching from 🇸🇷 Suriname. ( South-America)
I love this conversation so much! They are all well spoken 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
The Kenyan lady with the coat has brought out a brilliant connection/link to how history has had an impact in gender roles and socialization in our society to date.
I’m a proud Nigerian and the only country in Africa on my bucket list that I want to visit is Nairobi Kenya so I’m glad to see Kenyan’s on this show.
welcome to kenya ,wil be glad to make your stay a memorable one .....keep in touch
Welcome to kenya 😊we love visitors karibu
Welcome
@@Omayio Red heart ❤️
Karibuuuuuu🥰🥰🤗
Oh my God, Kenyans are the best😊 love from Nigeria
We love you too❤
Lol
How fake.
@priscillaclement4295 you are a Foool
You look Kenya .
@@osaretinomobasuyi5986 What's this? How e dey do you?? Kenya how?
This was a very wholesome video,the panelists were very eloquent, and made be proud to be African. I'm Kenyan and I've learnt so much about our brothers ans sisters from Nigeria. Africa to the world 🌎
Kenya is the realest country in Africa,we don't really know how to ,"we call it sugar coating" so real
Sugar coating* bro unachoma
true, kenyan citizens even go against their government and they mean what they say
The first Kenyan girl spoke facts
How were these guests selected? It seems like the setup where they bring unprepared women to podcasts for debates. As a well-traveled Nigerian, I can say our country lags behind compared to other African nations, especially South Africa. However, most African countries are also close to failing, lacking strong structures to maintain any slight advantage over Nigeria. It's evident that the Kenyans at this table are more intelligent than the Nigerians on this panel. The title "Giant of Africa" doesn't automatically make us superior. Our greatest asset is our people, and Nigeria has more wealthy individuals compared to other African countries.
@@abuchiagu6887 You have gotta learn how to appreciate the little you have. Your claim that Kenya are intelligent than Nigeria is demonstratively false. Look around the ongoing mega-project in Nigeria underway and tell if there are many African countries that can boast that. The rationale behind the inferiority that most African countries have towards Nigeria is bcuz people like you are Unpatriotic and are quick to belittle your country. Other African countries are in the worst circumstances, and they will never come online and make provocative comments like this.
@@abuchiagu6887 You have gotta learn how to appreciate the little you have. Your claim that Kenya are intelligent than Nigeria is demonstratively false. Look around the ongoing mega-project in Nigeria underway and tell if there are many African countries that can boast that. The rationale behind the inferiority that most African countries have towards Nigeria is bcuz people like you are Unpatriotic and are quick to belittle your country. Other African countries are in the worst circumstances, and they will never come online and make provocative comments like this.
I don’t think the Kenyans on this table are more intelligent than the Nigerians. I think though that based on how the conversation started the Nigerians are trying to not be too overpowering and are being considerate.
This is absolutely disgraceful, Africa should be 1 if it’s ever going to realize its potential and have a case at the world stage. This is pushing the colonizer agenda of division, while Congo is being scraped of its minerals, 14 African countries like Senegal and Cameroon are paying $500 billion colonial debt, there’s an unprecedented talent drain, China is farming our people, external corporates are dispossessing the continent of its essential sectors like ports, energy, agriculture, etc, etc. Stop pushing this Nigeria, South Africa, Kenya, Tanzania fake rivalry, and let’s start talking about things that really matter like being a united state‼️
Wonderful Kenyans
Loved the way they spoke and handled the conversation
it wasn't a debate but of cultures shared
This is a very positive Conversation.. one Love AFRICA ❣️❤️❤️
one Love KENYA 🇰🇪🇰🇪
One of the best groups having a conversation.
Well done to the Kenyans that represented here. They ooze brilliance and wisdom!
The country called Spain, consumes more electricity than all African countries combined. Kenyans get passports to see the world and return to Kenya while Nigerians get passports to run away from Nigeria and never return. You cant go to a party in an expensive suit, borrowed car, carry urself like a billion dollars and whn the party ends you beg the owner of the house to sleep in his basement. Be proud with reason not just on a wishful ego.
mumu 😂
😂😂😂
😂😂😂 true Nigerians wow
You're speaking like you are hurt?
Do what they do hurt you?
For the umpteen time I want to say it loud, I am a proud Nigerian 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬, the only country in Africa I love after Nigeria 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬 is Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪.
And I'm a proud kenyan,we love you Nigerians oooh
@@duduville one Love ❤️
We love our giants too
Same… Kenyans don’t give bitter energy, unlike hmmm I won’t mention names
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7:51 oh wow! Just wow! We are truly ONE. I am Nigerian, from southern Kaduna..Nyamai (her last name) means who can, if not God..like same spelling, everything. 🖤💕
I enjoyed this a lot ,know more about Kenyans now 🇰🇪 ❤ 🇳🇬
I’m a Nigerian, and I’m new here. This conversation made my day! I love meeting East Africans alot, sometimes I go to a popular restaurant called “Swahili village” in NJ just to see them❤️❤️❤️👍
Kenya neighbor in Woodbridge NJ
I live in Jersey too
Ugandan in Maryland here and we have two Swahili Village branches in DMV and sometimes I find there west Africans.As an African I always feel happy to meet my brothers and sisters from different parts of the continent. I do work in many NJ cities too especially Camden,Brunswick,Salem,Trenton and many others.
I'm from Namibia and I believe Kenya is the best and the real giant of Africa, Nigeria was good but now mmmm very very down.
Arap Tarus kele ibunu Namibia kabisa chemoos
@@dominickurgat5883 🤣🤣kale bunu Namibia Tarus ooh
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As Kenyan, I believe we are all giant because we all excel in something. Some of us are just struggling more than others.
I am kenyan living abroad,I have found friendship and companionship in my Nigerian brothers and sisters I know like 30 of them, I love them and I am proud . This conversation was peak intelligence
Be careful. One day you will carry a brief case that will be to their aunt in Kenya and you will spend half of your remaining life in a cell after an airport encouter.
@@jecintanjeri6538stfu…How many people have you done that to. Evil mind
@@jecintanjeri6538 I can see you are just a very bitter human being. He was sharing his good experience with Nigerians, even calling them brothers and sisters, and all you could see think about is what you wrote? You need healing, and quickly. Bible actually said it: Out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaks.
Swahili should be taught in every school in Africa (Especially East Africa)
Wdym especially East Africa? We have kiswahili lessons in Kenya from Grade 1 to form 4
Yes but that’s Kenya. Imagine the endless opportunities & relationships we can have if we had more similarities with each other. Swahili is already spoken in most East African countries so why not just make it an official common language besides the western tongues. We can achieve more with similarities than differences coz let’s face it, it’s not just the colonisers doing, tribalism has a big part to play in it also.
@@kemei28Kenya is tthe only country in east Africa! Calm down!
Not necessarily. It's not relevant to my country but it can be taught in the countries that typically speak Swahili.
@@Bibirallie Kenya is the only country in E.A?😂
I really appreciate this episode. I must confess to holding some stereotypes about Nigerians (not serious ones though 🤭), but this made me see that we are actually very similar. Nothing makes me happier than the spirit of unity among people. Thanks to the interviewees for being open and peaceful to each side. Such a peaceful conversation. #TeamKenyahere.
Kenya is the Pride of Africa
Really but when Nigerians say this then your likes are irritated. Please shut up
I can see living in delusion is really fun 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@nicholette.w104 whose better?
@@jackholman5008 it's your choice to make and depends on what you believe
@@nicholette.w104 Google pride of Africa see who pops up. 😁
I’m Nigerian and sadly the Kenyans actually represented themselves more coherently than the Nigerians on this panel
Your opinion my guy
but that’s the truth
@@ChisomofficialYea, it’s an opinion. What’s your point?
They did excellently well.
Anything different from this will come back to us been perceived as "proud"
Of course Nigerians didn't do well here. Our education system is so bad it doesn't equip people to hold a coherent, rational & logical argument. Imagine saying best food and music being a contribution to the world when other countries are talking about industry & other things that make a real difference to the quality of a citizens life
As a kenyan woman living in US,Nigerians and Ghanaians matches our wits and intellect. Their men are not intimidated by educated and intelligent women just like our men. One thing about us kenyans we come with notes we may not be loud but our arguments are stronger.
This was a good debate, but as a Kenyan man, I disagree that we are less romantic. 😂 I think Nigerians are more machismo, similar to Latin Americans, whereas Kenyans are more progressive. I believe Kenyan food is better than Nigerian food if we're talking about being more organic and natural. Kenyans, apart from those on the coast influenced by other cultures, eat their food in its natural flavors. Kenyans also have more greens and fruits in their diets compared to Nigerians. Unfortunately, my Kenyan lady thinks it has to be foreign to be good, but I disagree.
Yes Nigerians don’t eat vegetables like Kenyans they think it’s leaves for goats
Most women disagree with you. The French are more romantic than the English. Are they less progressive? Kenyan men just aren’t romantic.
She is a Kamba what do u expect? Wakamba hawaeki salt kwa food or spices.
england conquered the world with worst food in europe..while french and italians were busy cooking.. food is for energy to keep you going forward...not a topic of discussion among men..especially african men.
Couldn't phrase it better ..
l am from south africa l love Kenyans
No africa loves nigerians
Kenyan here, loved the conversation. The Nigerian man in green and white t-shirt has a lovely voice.
I think we should bring kasamuel macoure kazkazini on the panel.......
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😂😂😂😂😂
Man😂
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I agree with you ooh😂😂
Democratic Republic of Congo has the best music in Africa. They've been singing for 70plus years and their music is still amazing. The songs remain relevant, the musicians are evergreen, the genres are many, their music was exported outside Africa earlier, theyve been performing internationally longer until its part of their normal routine... Their musical body of work is incomparable.
The only advantage Nigeria has is that the music has English, which gives it more fuel to travel and be known because English is the language of the world. If the DRC was English speaking, the rest of us Africans wouldn't stand a chance globally. Congolese music and francophone African music has always been amazing.
@@GZB669 I agree
Must good music be limited by language? Nigerians are equally good music wise! They have produced some very good musicians over the years! Fella was a music sensation internationally! Its genre is still affecting their music! Even music done in their native language is strong and travels internationally! Congo’s rhythm is one way!
I have to agree... I only just came to know about Nigerian music in the Internet UA-cam era. Prior to that it was all Congolese Rhumba music. Nigerian music is not even describable in terms of genre... it's mostly mish-mash of noise beats.
@@jigga_247I think you’re just jealous
DRC has great music, right! But for you to say Nigerian use English in their music is just disingenuous, 90% of Nigerian songs are either in pidgin English or our local languages. Only 10% are in standard English.
No matter what you say you cannot undermine the fact that at a point Nigeria was literally the giant of Africa. Nobody is going to be at the top forever. Our music is it right now, tomorrow it'll be another country. Aren't we all witnessing how South Africa's amapiano is almost on par with afrobeat.
I am Cameroonian 🇨🇲 .
I love the way you all were so respectful with your words,this was beautiful to watch.we are all Africans and the earlier we start being unapologetically Africans like this,no one is coming to help us.
More grace guys
Defending nigeria against other African countries no easy ooh
😂😂😂😂😂
I swear😅
It's easy for a well knowledgeable Nigerian.
It's like defending APC😂😂😂
@@FreddyPateki How many other africans are represented on that table?Anyway,what have these two skinny nigerian men achieved in their personnal lives?Hunger has finished their minds.
This was a beautiful and wholesome conversation, i loved it.
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This conversation sweet die.. More love to Kenyans and Nigerians 🇰🇪🇳🇬✨
This video is such a good move, why just connect only Nigerians, get all African perspectives and you'd be a pioneer in that on UA-cam
One step at a time 🙏🏾. … we are surely going all over Africa 💯🤗
Fantastic show , shoutout to Kenya and Africa as a whole. We are all one.
I though the conversation was done when she mentioned electricity 🤣🤣🤣
Love seeing Africans come together to discuss,this episode was so educative.Love frm Nigeria
Cynthia stands for what she speaks, Elisha has spoken well conclusively and collectively that Africa lacks the moral code in how they relate with each other and the day Africa will understand that and work together, and support each other, Africa is a sleeping giant and that's the day it will rise up.
I love how kenyan people are intellengent and have geographical data on africa. Love from Russia
I like the way Cynthia talks❤
Yolanda didn’t say our food is only to feed our hunger. Woiiiye! Haki vile I spend my weekends cooking delicious meals 😢😊
Don't mind her, hua anapika mashakura😅😅 na haraka asichelewe kazi... Food za wanaija ni pilipili tu ndio tamu..
I bet it also depends on how she was brought up 😂
😂😂😂 Alijoma😅😅😅
She was being sarcastic, she next said it's for convalescents and not appealing, outside of the coast perhaps, it's blander for sure. CONTINUE making yours 😊
Youve not visited Mombasa,Kisumu Nakuru even towns like Embu Meru Maan most rural town centers in kenya are pretty good in terms of infrastructure
Nigerians vs South Africans right now will be maaaaaad!! Especially with the miss world conversation saga happening.
These are the Nigerians that make you feel proud to be a Nigerian 🙌🙌
Come guys, i know you are discussing Nigeria Vs. Kenya but Congo Music is the best in Afrika!
Before Burnaboy, in the Congo, there is Awilo, Ruambo, Madilu System, Pepe kalle, Kanda bongo man to mention few, now the new ones, Koffi, Werrason, Fally, Ferre Gola etc. Respect to the Sound Engineer he knows what's up!
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I agree with u
A new subscriber here. I enjoyed every bit of this video. I’m big on AFRICANISM. I love Kenya 🇰🇪 and hope to visit with my family soon.
Karibu sana - welcome
You are most welcome
This was my favourite episode ever on cruise, the understanding, both sides eager to know more. I am grateful to have bumped into this channel on a random Tuesday evening, good job!♥
I love this. Learnt alot about Kenyans
Considering our small population, Kenya has shocking number of olympic medals. Wikipedia “list of African olympic medalists” shows Kenya way ahead of everyone else, including North African countries like Morocco and South Africa comes second, but is a distant second.
Nobody talked about that actually
@@NileGoddess..She actually said they r better in sports..I gagged a bit but it's all good
Am a kenyan but on this i will advise y'all to pass. I can equate bragging abt this, to nigerians bragging about good music, yes! It brings pride also makes the country known globally but it doesnt help develop the country or create jobs..Nigerian musicians and Kenyan marathoners/Rugbg players are doing it for their own benefit so i would not fancy bragging on that i'll be stooping too low to their level of ignorance
we punch bigger than our weight..LOL do they know kenya has a bigger annual budget than nigeria despite having a fifth of its population?
true but the different with SA is that, Kenya wins in only one set of skill, marathon while in SA we won by most skills but we also have most diverse race were some are also contributed by whites who also win for SA.
The Joel guy repped Nigerians well. He articulated the accent part so well that as a Nigerian I would never be able to
What accent ?
I see ,the comments is full of Nigerians who aren't Nigerians.
Glad to see Yolanda in the session, she's always full of facts !!
Everyone spoke well!
Nice episode, I must commend 😊
Team KENYA 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪represented us well. I now understand and love Nigerians more. Plus i really love how Nigerians speak and express themselves😊. And all in all the leaders have their goose cooked. With this woke generations they have to perform and work for the people.
@@tomnethan757 simping for who? And is simping wrong if I am? Also why don't you give your own opinion related to the discussion and leave my comment alone!
@@tomnethan757am the one 'simping'. How does that affect YOU bro. Also am no bro sorry to disappoint you. Take your fight elsewhere.
theres one thing i realized as a Kenyan.... Nigerian music is BLAST!!!! but you guys would not be on the map without Kenya. music that has blown out to the rest of the world blew in Kenya first. Kenyans are the hypemen of the rest of Afrika and I love that for us. we love music🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳
Im really impressed by the conversation...kenya has represented us well
It's been a long time. Watching from Ghana 🇬🇭
dont worry, dem go soon Join us, Naija vs Ghana.. about JELLOF RICE
Long day and eons for "giant" yapping Nigerians. Big up from Nairobi.
@@jackofalltrades200 I have never been to west Africa and never seen jollof rice in my life, but if I were to choose I would eat Ghanaian Jollof rice
@@josh3221ify Oh, Just Google it or search UA-cam, you'll see how it looks like, Or try searching The recipe, and cook yours at home!. Besides i think your phone is broken for typing youll choose Ghanaian Jellof rice
Hello, I'm from Angola (we speak Portuguese), but I'm here to improve my English and learn more about another country in Africa.
You’re welcome here 🤗🤗🤗
this is probably the most civil middle ground video that ive seen on this page😂 im proud of them