Yes, Nairobi can be considered a family-oriented city. It offers a range of facilities and amenities suitable for families, such as parks, playgrounds, recreational centers, and family-friendly events. Nairobi also has a number of reputable schools and educational institutions that provide a quality education for children. The city promotes cultural diversity and values such as respect, tolerance, and unity. However, as with any city, it is essential for parents to actively instill good values in their children. By involving them in community activities and teaching moral principles, parents can ensure their children receive good values while living in Nairobi.
If one is relocating to a country, it should be an upgrade. Somewhere your life is likely to improve economically, meaning you already have a job offer or some prospects. For instance if I'm to leave Kenya, I'd be headed to either Europe or America having already secured employment or something. I wouldn't move to another struggling country!😮
Well it’s because you’re Kenyan you think Kenya is struggling, go outside so you can appreciate what you have. Africans need to explore Africa more, white countries are not superior to Africa, it’s only that way because of this same mentality of “why move to another African country?” Africa is big and rich and I’ll explore and live in all countries in Africa before moving to any European countries if I have my way. Some of us love it in Africa
@@Iamblakcoffee my point is, if I'm leaving my home country, it would be for a better life or maybe because my job requires me to be there. Of course the 1st World has better opportunities if one has the right papers/skills and if you're there legally. Health care and education is free in many parts of Europe, so in that respect, yes it's more superior.
@@bellaolum9768 and my point is, Africans look down on Africa. Relocating to Kenya from Nigeria is a whole lot of money, but Africans think if you don’t relocate to Europe you haven’t arrived. As long as the life in this new country is better that what I currently have and it has more to offer then I’ll move there. Relocating doesn’t necessarily have to be to Europe and it all boils down to personal choice (some people are crazy about moving to Europe, while others will rather just be in another African country) and also the ability to put in the money required to move to that new location.
@@Iamblakcoffee I'm a Kenyan living here and I'm very happy and comfortable. I've had many opportunities to relocate to the West but I was never interested. So I'm not one of those brainwashed people. I have actually arrived and I'm in Afrika 😅😅😅
Nigerians should look into making Nigeria better for themselves not asking how to migrate to other countries. We don't need influx of those people into this beautiful country. Every country they are in large numbers is chaotic.
That is up to Nigerians and the government of wherever we choose to go to decide. Go outside Paul, go outside and touch grass. “As of 2020, over 535 thousand Kenyans were living abroad. The United States was the main destination for those emigrating from Kenya, hosting nearly 157 thousand immigrants. The United Kingdom followed closely. Around 139.4 thousand Kenyans lived in the country that year.” That’s the statistics of how many Kenyans are outside of Kenya. Like I said because we talk about these things and you don’t doesn’t mean you’re also not in other places. Life is for living and since humans are not trees we’re allowed to move and live wherever we see fit.
@@Iamblakcoffee I'm glad they are moving to USA and UK, that should tell you something too. Kenyans don't go about asking how to migrate to another African country. Now breath slowly.
@@paul-fx4nc good for Kenyans then. And you should also go google about Kenyans in other African countries including Nigeria, yes Nigeria and also Ghana. Kenyans are everywhere but how would you know that?
@@Iamblakcoffee yes contracted to work by the companies that hired them not scamming people in those countries like nigerians do. Do your research too.
Okay but from my experience of living in other countries Kenya is expensive compared to those other countries, and that is to be expected because this is a tourism destination. Cost of living is high but the bright side is; life is good and you can still live within your means, depending on one’s lifestyle.
I can see your argument but as a kenyan living outside kenya , I had similar views but with time and getting used to my adopted country everything changed as well and I was no longer thinking that way but rather adopted the new prices as well as the currency.
@@MemusiNaigoyek absolutely, that’s all we can do, that’s why I ask people “why do you bother converting to Naira? It’s not as if doing that can make any difference and you won’t go to Nigeria to buy these things” the earlier you stop converting to your own currency the better. It’s a different country entirely and all we can do is adjust. Thanks for sharing your views on this 🥰
Thanks Nelson 💜 I can’t even mind them because they are not the government, if we’re not wanted here, the government of Kenya won’t let us in. So they can talk all they want.
Oooohhhh no Nigerian in Kenya,???? We have our problems go to developed countries..Kenya should bring people who want to add value to Kenya not problems
Well you’re the one who thinks Kenya Isn’t developed enough. If your government allows us in, it’s because we add value to the economy of Kenya and we’ll come in.
@@Iamblakcoffeei'm a Kenyan and some Kenyans suck... They want to behave like south Africa... Africans should live wherever they want to in Africa...but if it was mzungu they wouldn't rant about that 😡
@@Paconennation exactly, I know a lot of citizens don’t get why the government do what it does. The government won’t let people in if they don’t add value. How do you think Kenya will be known and be the top travel destination on the list if not for foreigners coming in to explore those expensive places in Kenya. Even Kenyans don’t go to these places that outsiders come here to explore.
@@Iamblakcoffee..I was with u until the part u saying 'kenyans don't go to these places'..do u know, domestic tourism is a thing in Kenya? Kenyans tour Kenya as much as foreigners/tourists.and tourism has been going on since .Do u know who kept the Tourism industry alive during Covid? It's Kenyans, please...
Kenya is a good country, and Nairobi is a great city. However, I am afraid that you UA-camrs (especially Nigerian UA-camrs) have started doing the same thing you people did in Ghana before. You people should stop over selling Kenya to Nigerians. The more you people do this the more Nigerians will migrate to Kenya in huge numbers. What job are they going to do there? This is what you people did in Ghana. Look at what is happening in Ghana now.
@@sunnyyande378 okay this is vague. I lived in Ghana and it’s a good place so I wonder what lies you mean. And if the economy is in trouble, are you saying it’s because of the Nigerians there?
@@Iamblakcoffee, if you live in Ghana, you should be aware of the lies you people told that attracted many young Nigerians into that country and the crime they resulted to because there was no work for them to do. Ask a Ghanaian how they feel about the influx of Nigerians into their country. I am not saying that Nigerians are responsible for the economic problem. I am saying the economic problem has made it worse.
Yes, Nairobi can be considered a family-oriented city. It offers a range of facilities and amenities suitable for families, such as parks, playgrounds, recreational centers, and family-friendly events. Nairobi also has a number of reputable schools and educational institutions that provide a quality education for children. The city promotes cultural diversity and values such as respect, tolerance, and unity. However, as with any city, it is essential for parents to actively instill good values in their children. By involving them in community activities and teaching moral principles, parents can ensure their children receive good values while living in Nairobi.
You have said it all, I love this. Thanks for sharing this much value with us on this topic 💜🥰
I can see the Kenyan in you by just looking at your wrist band.
😍 thanks George. 🇰🇪
If one is relocating to a country, it should be an upgrade. Somewhere your life is likely to improve economically, meaning you already have a job offer or some prospects. For instance if I'm to leave Kenya, I'd be headed to either Europe or America having already secured employment or something. I wouldn't move to another struggling country!😮
Well it’s because you’re Kenyan you think Kenya is struggling, go outside so you can appreciate what you have.
Africans need to explore Africa more, white countries are not superior to Africa, it’s only that way because of this same mentality of “why move to another African country?” Africa is big and rich and I’ll explore and live in all countries in Africa before moving to any European countries if I have my way.
Some of us love it in Africa
@@Iamblakcoffee my point is, if I'm leaving my home country, it would be for a better life or maybe because my job requires me to be there. Of course the 1st World has better opportunities if one has the right papers/skills and if you're there legally. Health care and education is free in many parts of Europe, so in that respect, yes it's more superior.
@@bellaolum9768 and my point is, Africans look down on Africa. Relocating to Kenya from Nigeria is a whole lot of money, but Africans think if you don’t relocate to Europe you haven’t arrived.
As long as the life in this new country is better that what I currently have and it has more to offer then I’ll move there.
Relocating doesn’t necessarily have to be to Europe and it all boils down to personal choice (some people are crazy about moving to Europe, while others will rather just be in another African country) and also the ability to put in the money required to move to that new location.
@@Iamblakcoffee I'm a Kenyan living here and I'm very happy and comfortable. I've had many opportunities to relocate to the West but I was never interested. So I'm not one of those brainwashed people. I have actually arrived and I'm in Afrika 😅😅😅
You wanted to travel without anything to do? 😂😂😂
there is no restriction if you want to farm many foreigners owns big in the rural areas of Kenya you are welcome
Oh great, thanks for sharing this information Sammy. It’s very much appreciated 🥰💜
Bisa means you are living in kenya with a tourist visa, because a resident visa requires you to make an investment of 100,000 USD or get a work offer
I have several naija friends who would love to visit.Welcome home
Awesome 🤩 thanks man
Looking so beautiful
Welcome to Kenya, you should be free to live anywhere you want on the face of the earth.
Absolutely, because we’re all humans not trees and humans are allowed to move and live out our best lives. Thanks for watching 🥰💜
Nigerians should look into making Nigeria better for themselves not asking how to migrate to other countries. We don't need influx of those people into this beautiful country. Every country they are in large numbers is chaotic.
Only a fool wants those people living in their countries they are loud untrustworthy & stupid
That is up to Nigerians and the government of wherever we choose to go to decide. Go outside Paul, go outside and touch grass.
“As of 2020, over 535 thousand Kenyans were living abroad. The United States was the main destination for those emigrating from Kenya, hosting nearly 157 thousand immigrants. The United Kingdom followed closely. Around 139.4 thousand Kenyans lived in the country that year.”
That’s the statistics of how many Kenyans are outside of Kenya. Like I said because we talk about these things and you don’t doesn’t mean you’re also not in other places.
Life is for living and since humans are not trees we’re allowed to move and live wherever we see fit.
@@Iamblakcoffee I'm glad they are moving to USA and UK, that should tell you something too. Kenyans don't go about asking how to migrate to another African country. Now breath slowly.
@@paul-fx4nc good for Kenyans then. And you should also go google about Kenyans in other African countries including Nigeria, yes Nigeria and also Ghana. Kenyans are everywhere but how would you know that?
@@Iamblakcoffee yes contracted to work by the companies that hired them not scamming people in those countries like nigerians do. Do your research too.
Awesome presentation asante sana Missi Esanola.
Thanks Dylan 🤩 appreciate the feedback 🥰
You are beautiful...so calm
This calmness is inbuilt, thanks Dan. Appreciate you being here 🥰💜
Welcome to Kenya..Kenya is not so much expensive 🎉❤
Okay, noted 😊 Thanks for watching 💜
How can I apply for the Kenya visa pls
Kenya is not expensive but since the Kenyan currency is stronger than Nigerian currency that makes you think that Kenya is expensive than Nigeria.
Okay but from my experience of living in other countries Kenya is expensive compared to those other countries, and that is to be expected because this is a tourism destination. Cost of living is high but the bright side is; life is good and you can still live within your means, depending on one’s lifestyle.
I can see your argument but as a kenyan living outside kenya , I had similar views but with time and getting used to my adopted country everything changed as well and I was no longer thinking that way but rather adopted the new prices as well as the currency.
@@MemusiNaigoyek absolutely, that’s all we can do, that’s why I ask people “why do you bother converting to Naira? It’s not as if doing that can make any difference and you won’t go to Nigeria to buy these things” the earlier you stop converting to your own currency the better.
It’s a different country entirely and all we can do is adjust. Thanks for sharing your views on this 🥰
@@IamblakcoffeeIf you earning in Kenyan shillings or US dollars you won't find it to be expensive
@@Iamblakcoffeeevery country have it's stand, you see that constant light you talk off, etc it's paid 😂😂 then
Your new subscriber here
Yay 🎉 good to have you here
Stay here sister this is your home ❤️
Thanks brother, appreciate you. Kenya is home 🇰🇪
It is true Kenya is expensive compared to most African countries. However, it is manageable. You just have to live within your means
True, it’s definitely manageable. One’s lifestyle will determine a lot
We love you,,,don't mind those saying you're not welcomed here
Thanks Nelson 💜 I can’t even mind them because they are not the government, if we’re not wanted here, the government of Kenya won’t let us in. So they can talk all they want.
@@Iamblakcoffeeyou know every country even here in the USA we have villagers. So those are villages mumu don’t even bother
Good job
Thanks Emmanuel 🥰💜
As a Nigerian, I'm not sure this video was necessary just to avoid negative comment,
Which part of the video was not necessary?
What is itchy in west Africa that they can’t stay there
This one is question for the gods o
WHO WOULD WANT TO COME TO KENYA???
Who wouldn’t want to? There are already so many nationalities in Kenya, so what do you mean by who would want to come to Kenya? 😂
Oooohhhh no Nigerian in Kenya,???? We have our problems go to developed countries..Kenya should bring people who want to add value to Kenya not problems
Well you’re the one who thinks Kenya Isn’t developed enough. If your government allows us in, it’s because we add value to the economy of Kenya and we’ll come in.
@@Iamblakcoffeei'm a Kenyan and some Kenyans suck... They want to behave like south Africa... Africans should live wherever they want to in Africa...but if it was mzungu they wouldn't rant about that 😡
@@Iamblakcoffee exactly don't mind that one. The fact that you're staying in kenya you're adding something to our economy.
@@Paconennation exactly, I know a lot of citizens don’t get why the government do what it does. The government won’t let people in if they don’t add value.
How do you think Kenya will be known and be the top travel destination on the list if not for foreigners coming in to explore those expensive places in Kenya. Even Kenyans don’t go to these places that outsiders come here to explore.
@@Iamblakcoffee..I was with u until the part u saying 'kenyans don't go to these places'..do u know, domestic tourism is a thing in Kenya? Kenyans tour Kenya as much as foreigners/tourists.and tourism has been going on since .Do u know who kept the Tourism industry alive during Covid? It's Kenyans, please...
Kenya is a good country, and Nairobi is a great city. However, I am afraid that you UA-camrs (especially Nigerian UA-camrs) have started doing the same thing you people did in Ghana before. You people should stop over selling Kenya to Nigerians. The more you people do this the more Nigerians will migrate to Kenya in huge numbers. What job are they going to do there? This is what you people did in Ghana. Look at what is happening in Ghana now.
What is happening in Ghana?
😂
@@Iamblakcoffee, the bubble has burst. All the lies that were told has been discovered. Moreover, Ghana economy is in trouble.
@@sunnyyande378 okay this is vague. I lived in Ghana and it’s a good place so I wonder what lies you mean. And if the economy is in trouble, are you saying it’s because of the Nigerians there?
@@Iamblakcoffee, if you live in Ghana, you should be aware of the lies you people told that attracted many young Nigerians into that country and the crime they resulted to because there was no work for them to do. Ask a Ghanaian how they feel about the influx of Nigerians into their country. I am not saying that Nigerians are responsible for the economic problem. I am saying the economic problem has made it worse.