A warrant has been issued for the arrest of both of you for showing your love of your people and exposing the colonizers lies about africa.. The penalty will be issued by the creator..your are now subjected to 1000 blessings..bless the both of you. Keep up the good work..😊..
Those fertility luck statues are originally from west Africa. They were introduced to Kenya by Sir Northrup Macmillan, the only American allowed to officially use the title "Sir". He owned statues named Ju and Ja. His farm just outside Nairobi was named after a combination of the two "Juja". The farm is now the town called Juja. And one of the major roads roads in Nairobi, leading to the farm, is called Juja Road. The McMillan Library is named after him, the only building in Nairobi with its own Act of Parliament. His grave is at the Summit of the Oldonyo Sabuk mountains.
@@TheResidentialTourists The statues origin is specifically Benin in west Africa. They just happened to be adopted by Kenyans purely for art. They have deep spiritual meaning in west Africa, that is why they come in male and female.
Wow you guys are making it happen faster for me coming in. I started picking up stuff from last year when I visited. I will be close to Kajiado which is close to Nairobi. I chose this area as I have a small clinic to assist the locals with some of their health challenges such as malaria etc., We are almost operational. Proud of you guys.
Greetings Residential Tourists, “The Muhammad’s”, ARS is a real asset to the Black diaspora who are relocating to Nairobi Kenya and I am thrilled that your business there is taking off with flying colors. May your business grow and prosper and I look forward to your restaurant opening in the future. Thanks for sharing.
I can only appreciate your effort and dedication going on in the background for the newcomers. The thoughtful gesture of incorporating local touch and supporting local vendors is highly commendable 👍 The hustle is real ...the running vendor was so greatful and respectful not to lose the day's earnings but also to capture future business. You bargained like a pro and disarmed him effortlessly 😂
You guys are doing an excellent job. I haven't watched you guys since you moved from Rwanda. Clearly you've settled and are settling others as well. Awesome stuff!
A warrant has been issued for the arrest of both of you for showing your love of your people and exposing the colonizers lies about africa.. The penalty will be issued by the creator..your are now subjected to 1000 blessings..bless the both of you. Keep up the good work..😊..
@jahifaraji For that we shall gladly surrender ourselves🙂. Thank you so very much❤️. We are deeply humbled🙏🏾
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Haha wow lol
You got me on the first sentence!
Those fertility luck statues are originally from west Africa. They were introduced to Kenya by Sir Northrup Macmillan, the only American allowed to officially use the title "Sir". He owned statues named Ju and Ja. His farm just outside Nairobi was named after a combination of the two "Juja". The farm is now the town called Juja. And one of the major roads roads in Nairobi, leading to the farm, is called Juja Road. The McMillan Library is named after him, the only building in Nairobi with its own Act of Parliament. His grave is at the Summit of the Oldonyo Sabuk mountains.
@martino6205 Wow. Very educating and enlightening. The depths of Kenyas richness in culture never ceases to amaze us. Thank you for sharing!
@@TheResidentialTourists The statues origin is specifically Benin in west Africa. They just happened to be adopted by Kenyans purely for art. They have deep spiritual meaning in west Africa, that is why they come in male and female.
We are so blessed to have you there to help our people come home!❤❤
@KathyYvette Alhamdullilah! We are humbly grateful to Allah to be used by His Will as a vessel❤️.
I'm happy for your clients soon transition to Kenya. It's good they have you two getting things ready. It looks like their in good hands.
@@samlinner Praise be to The Most High!
Nairobi definitely has all you need and more 😍👍🏾🇰🇪
@@miriamhoward5865 InDEED!
Wow you guys are making it happen faster for me coming in. I started picking up stuff from last year when I visited. I will be close to Kajiado which is close to Nairobi. I chose this area as I have a small clinic to assist the locals with some of their health challenges such as malaria etc., We are almost operational. Proud of you guys.
Greetings Residential Tourists, “The Muhammad’s”, ARS is a real asset to the Black diaspora who are relocating to Nairobi Kenya and I am thrilled that your business there is taking off with flying colors. May your business grow and prosper and I look forward to your restaurant opening in the future. Thanks for sharing.
@@nefertemur8951 Alhamdullilah!
I can only appreciate your effort and dedication going on in the background for the newcomers.
The thoughtful gesture of incorporating local touch and supporting local vendors is highly commendable 👍
The hustle is real ...the running vendor was so greatful and respectful not to lose the day's earnings but also to capture future business.
You bargained like a pro and disarmed him effortlessly 😂
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Thank you Mohammads...Mighty blessings upon you and all your loved ones
@@timothywaithaka56 Thank you very much! All the same for you and your family 🙏🏾.
Great job guys! Also, it's great that you're "unleashing" more videos frequently.
Ngong Rd is definitely the place to get your Afrikan home decor. I'll be there this week to purchase some things for my place. ❤️🖤💚💯✊🏿
The video editing is better! Your confidence is top, thank you for making us dream differently.
You guys are doing an excellent job. I haven't watched you guys since you moved from Rwanda. Clearly you've settled and are settling others as well. Awesome stuff!
@ The Residential Tourist Can u put the driver's information in the chat, please?
Loving the peace and happiness 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿 stay blessed ❤
Do you have a video on how to get a resident visa?
We do that in consultation
Hoping to see you guys.. 😂😂😂 some good times
Best price😮... 😅wonder how long the first vendor has been living there❤
You could also try panda mart or china square.
That was China square
is your service available in Kisumu Kenya area?
Not yet
Ok
Sorry I came to find out that I had unsubscribed unknowingly 😅😅
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