The area needs 5 items ASAP.... 1. Pedestrian sidewalks. 2 Proper drainage 3. Markets for hawkers 4. Matatus / Bodabodas Regulation. 5. Garbage collection & cleaning of streets. The area may transform to a high rise buildings slum if order is not restored.
The government is responsible for such infrastructure and sanitation not the private sector! The private sector did its bit now the government must do it's part
The govt's has been letting people n investors down they should be there building sewage drainage systems n pavements and making the roads look safer for pedestrians
I’m Somali and I have to say living in the United States and visiting many African nations Kenyans are by far the nicest and most civilized people in africa and actually outside Somalia. Best neighbors ever. I appreciate you Kenyans. ✊🏾
I have grown up in kenya and as a somali I love my Kenyan people. Just listening to the boda-boda rider about his comment on somali people and what they've done in Nairobi is heart warming. And he is absolutely right ✅ about creating jobs for Kenyans. I could never call another African country my home but Kenya is my home and Kenyans are my people. One love❤
Here in kilimani area, i grew up with a half kenyan- somalian family and I had my best times with them and I'll give anything to see and spend some time with them 😢 too bad they moved to the US
Dolphine am a Kenyan Somali working in Mogadishu Somalia i really appreciate you for showing the positive part of Nairobi and how we Somalis are boosting the economy of our great country Kenya, Thank you so much Dolphine.
Not just Kenyan Somalis. I met some people from Somalia who'd returned with their entire family from Minnesota. I couldn't understand why but it's obvious they see the potential in addition to being close to home.
Kenyan here too of somali tribe 🇰🇪 🇰🇪 🇰🇪 we building our country one brick at a time 💪💪💪 I usually wonder why people think somali people only come from Somalia 😏😏
Kenya has welcomed Somalis in a way no other countries did. They are good people, civilised and a good neighbour to Somalia. We are neighbours and we have no options other than to live side by side in peaceful way. From a British Somali.
@@XURMOMEDI4brittish somali exist located in somalila which in 1900-1960 used to be called Brittish somaliland🇸🇴 The other part of somalia which had power and today is known as italian somaliland from 1860-1960 now somalila
True, but a large portion of Somalis are indigenous to Kenya, we are considered one of the 42 official tribes of Kenya with a population of 2.7 million.
Correct but only if we get a tough no nonsense leader like President Kagame of Rwanda 🇷🇼 to kick these pot bellied city county bosses a** to infuse sane discipline and strictness in scheduling weekend infrastructure maintenance. Imagine it's a niche that someone needs to capture and go with it if we had real civilized heads running things in city hall. Those jinga politicians in charge won't do it. Wamezoea vya wananchi kwanza... sucks big time!
Africa must be brothers like Kenya and Somalia also we are somali Kenyans really the people of Kenya are best people in Africa god bless us and our all African countries hatuna chuki katiyetu tukae upendho na amani
Eastleigh is becoming a City of its own kind. Big thanks to Dolphin 254 for that detailed coverage and a rare opportunity to speak to one of the contractors at an on-going construction. All we can say is ... Wow!!! South C is also picking up the pace especially along the Muhoho Avenue and Ole Shapara Avenue. Dolphin 254.....this is another place to have a look and see what's happening there.
Building of pavements, good roads and garbage collection would make this place look just perfect." A littlle manhattan". Also just a few months ago there were limits on how high one could build a building because of the eastleigh base. But ruto removed that stipulation and said they can build as tall as they want.
I am still amazed by how or whether the county government has any plans to upgrade the infrastructure in Eastleigh including roads, drainage, sewer/water lines, walking paths and parking. Even either requiring buildings parking garages or just have more parking areas a little outside the busy areas of Eastleigh.. It just doesn't make any sense. Somali business man can come together and lobby for these types of developments.
But what will happen? It's gonna be too densely populated with a deficit of amenities like sewerage, parking, water, and congestion. Roads are so narrow and in poor condition. People too many. Wonder if these plans were correctly approved ?? It may degenerate into a highrise slum.
@@ibnumurshid1186 😢😢😢 but why is that?? Why can't they unite and build Somaliland as they are building in Kenya? It would really be nice especially since Somaliland had such a huge coast, it would look like Dubai.
@@sarolyn somaliland isn't ready for that they think that the other somali from south are their enemy, but they have peace and alot of places which os good to invest but they are not thinking about that most of time somaliland politicians they tell their people somali people from south are their enemy and they are planning to destroy somaliland, and the reality is the most somali millionaires belong to south somalia so they are investing in kenya rather than investing in somaliland..
The government is responsible for such infrastructure and sanitation not the private sector! The private sector did its bit now the government must do it's part
Eastleigh has grown very fast in a span of the last 4 years majority of skyscrapers residential were not there. Thanks for update next do on parklands nairobi
I lived there five years ago coming grom North America. The place has changed a lot. Massive tall buildings and more people are living there now. But, you know what? I like Eastleigh because it has good restaurants and shopping malls. Somali people are very friendly and business minded. Thanks for the videos. It definitely brought some memories back. Greetings from Canada❤❤
Amazing work. Your new subscriber watching from Toronto, Canada. Originally from Africa, but now living abroad. I miss Africa so much, although I was just there recently 😅 Eastleigh is one of my favourite places in Nairobi, Kenya. Thanks for sharing the video with us, Dolphine ❤
I am speechless. OMG! I don’t recall most of these streets and buildings except for a few! The only thing that hasn’t changed is the mad and rubbish on the streets! It’s been 15 years since I’ve been in Nairobi. The nostalgia I’m feeling is priceless!! Asanti sana haki nime shukuru. It does feel like home anymore 😢
I walked through this area a few days ago. It was around where Rage and Arafat towers are and even went inside some of these buildings. They were a lot nicer than I expected them to be. Whoever is building these towers is actually doing a decent job in terms of construction. They all have modem lifts and they took great concern for the residents in terms of safety. The biggest problem though is open sewer right outside of these buildings. I am still thinking about buying 1-2, if possible, bedroom units and renting them. They are in high demand because you can do all your shopping a 2-3 minute walk away.
If it were not for the deplorable state of the streets Eastleigh would easily rival westlands. Somebody should do something about garbage collection and streets cleanliness
It's too congested without any green areas like leafy neat low density Kileleshwa. A vast difference in quality of life in the two places. Eastleigh has zero trees whereas Kileleshwa has hundreds of thousands of trees, flowers, grass, shrubs , kitchen gardens and fruit trees. No comparison whatsoever.
Wow wow wow....This is amazing... but I would suggest that they provide spaces for recreational activities and some greenery... Anyway we are happy for growth and the revenue eastleigh generates for our country
Kenyans are not going to buy in such a place for a very long time (it can take decades too), they shall only buy once the rates shall drop (willing buyer, willing seller).
Hi Dolphine. Thanks alot for this video and for telling the Somali business success in Kenya. I recently moved to Nairobi and I am living in one of these high rises in Parklands. One major issue to consider is in the event of an emergency like a fire, there are no emergency escape routes. There is simply no plan at all. So i am thinking of moving out myself and looking for another house with less risk!
You don’t live in western world buildings that’s made of mainly rubbish material that’s susceptible to fires. Concrete is the best fire resistant material and has more superiority than any other building materials in terms of combustibility. Fire doesn’t spread on concrete buildings So you are good..
I have said the same thing. All these buildings coming up what if a fire happens. Infact i say all buidlings should have a balcony and also no window bars from the third floor for easy escape incase there is a fire
Our only problem ni eti hatupendi usafi. Even our politicians do little to encourage living in a clean environment. Hii place ikisafishwa na warecarpet barabara then waunde pedestrian walkways kutakua kusupuu sana.
@jamesmaina7004 it's because it has become part of our culture. If we had a leader driving this idea from the top, say the president and the same idea is adopted down the political ladder, many Kenyans would begin to understand the importance of environmental conservation. The issue is that politicians fear being discarded by people if they push this agenda. Look at how Sakaja alikunja mkia after kupigwa vita when he suggested that magari zisiingie tao. Sahi hawkers have taken over the city na he's afraid of chasing them out. I have started to think a body like the NMS is more likely to keep our city clean than any politician because they're not limited by politics.
True but painful fact. All presidents of Somalia have property in Eastleigh. All Somali government officials from all previous regimes to the current one keep on stealing money from poor Somalis meant to develop Somalia and investing the aid money in personal properties in Eastleigh Kenya. Its sad for Somalis suffering in Somalia but good for Kenya
I was once shot multiple times and in an American hospital. One of the nurses aides was kenyan and she took care of me like her son during my 3 months there. Till this day we are in contact and take food to her and meet her on her break atleast once a week. When you live abroad you realize what the average East Africaner doesn’t realize back home: ethiopians, somalis and kenyans literally have the same cultures and keenship on hospitality just different religions.
I have been nayropi in only one year and I'm really appreciate you the you do video about esghtil residential area Somali people are going to progress on their business in islii i have seen my home california apperrment
Wow! This place has changed! I think the roads will be sorted out after majority of the construction is done. Otherwise with heavy trucks carrying material it may be an exercise if futility. As for drainage, wajipange tu na septic. That may not happen in the foreseeable future
The area needs 5 items ASAP.... 1. Pedestrian sidewalks. 2 Proper drainage 3. Markets for hawkers 4. Matatus / Bodabodas Regulation.
5. Garbage collection & cleaning of streets. The area may transform to a high rise buildings slum if order is not restored.
Thanks for your feedback
We don't need Matatus or any dirty hawkers, please keep your garbage away from Eastleigh.
Exactly my thoughts.
The government is responsible for such infrastructure and sanitation not the private sector! The private sector did its bit now the government must do it's part
The govt's has been letting people n investors down they should be there building sewage drainage systems n pavements and making the roads look safer for pedestrians
I’m Somali and I have to say living in the United States and visiting many African nations Kenyans are by far the nicest and most civilized people in africa and actually outside Somalia. Best neighbors ever. I appreciate you Kenyans. ✊🏾
*_That is because Somali business men are the most honest and kind people. Keep up the great business minds!!!_*
Thanks bro
We love how you do business with kenyans
Visited Kenya 3 times from UK, as a Somali I can 💯 agree. They are tolerant society and best country among countries Somalis fled to.
Agree. Have been over 50 countries Kenyans are wonderful people. Love them❤
I am an Ethiopian, Loves Somalis and would like to thank the wonderful people of Kenyan for their hospitality to Ethiopians and Somalis.
Somalis are indigenous to Kenya, we are considered one of the 42 official tribes of Kenya with a population of 2.7 million indigenous Kenyan Somalis.
Some Somalis are indigenous. They were there before something called Kenya existed. Kenyan and East Africans usually they are all hospital people.
We never invited Somalis to Kenya,they are Kenyans
as a somali american who is living in kenya for the last 3 years now, i can tell you kenyans are respectiful civilized people.✊
I have grown up in kenya and as a somali I love my Kenyan people. Just listening to the boda-boda rider about his comment on somali people and what they've done in Nairobi is heart warming. And he is absolutely right ✅ about creating jobs for Kenyans. I could never call another African country my home but Kenya is my home and Kenyans are my people. One love❤
One love ❤️
Here in kilimani area, i grew up with a half kenyan- somalian family and I had my best times with them and I'll give anything to see and spend some time with them 😢 too bad they moved to the US
Dolphine am a Kenyan Somali working in Mogadishu Somalia i really appreciate you for showing the positive part of Nairobi and how we Somalis are boosting the economy of our great country Kenya, Thank you so much Dolphine.
Not just Kenyan Somalis. I met some people from Somalia who'd returned with their entire family from Minnesota. I couldn't understand why but it's obvious they see the potential in addition to being close to home.
You're doing well
I like it when Kenyan Somali appreciate our country progress,we never choose to be Kenyans but it's white man who created this boarders
Kenyan here too of somali tribe 🇰🇪 🇰🇪 🇰🇪 we building our country one brick at a time 💪💪💪 I usually wonder why people think somali people only come from Somalia 😏😏
@@freedomm I happen to be one of them
I grew up in eastligh. And i do really appreciate the way kenyan’s welcomed us. Now look at what we did in return God bless somalis ❤
I think The county and National Government should now focus on Roads,drainages
Sure
Us Kenyan we appreciate and love Somali's you are good people
Kenya has welcomed Somalis in a way no other countries did. They are good people, civilised and a good neighbour to Somalia. We are neighbours and we have no options other than to live side by side in peaceful way. From a British Somali.
There’s no something called British Somali
There’s nothing called British Somali second you should know all of north eastern part of Kenya is somali’s
@@XURMOMEDI4brittish somali exist located in somalila which in 1900-1960 used to be called Brittish somaliland🇸🇴
The other part of somalia which had power and today is known as italian somaliland from 1860-1960 now somalila
@@V.E.N.U.S3 I am not from that part of Somalia, I am a Somali from South Somalia. And I can proudly say that I am also a British citizen.
True, but a large portion of Somalis are indigenous to Kenya, we are considered one of the 42 official tribes of Kenya with a population of 2.7 million.
The private sector is definitely doing their part lakini surely gava inatuangusha. Just look at the supporting infrastructure🤦🏾♂️
That place is very densely populated. All those people can introduce community work for everyone to clean their streets and neighborhood
Correct but only if we get a tough no nonsense leader like President Kagame of Rwanda 🇷🇼 to kick these pot bellied city county bosses a** to infuse sane discipline and strictness in scheduling weekend infrastructure maintenance. Imagine it's a niche that someone needs to capture and go with it if we had real civilized heads running things in city hall. Those jinga politicians in charge won't do it. Wamezoea vya wananchi kwanza... sucks big time!
Hopefully 1 day the East African community will be one country😊
We love Kenyans people respectfully humbles good human I never seen such a kind people like them love from Somali Canadian ❤
Goood job Somali people
Kenya is a great country 🇰🇪 we will continue building our great country and soon inshallah we shall be unrivalled in Africa!
One day the whole of Africa will be developed..
@@SpotOn966 yes
Sure
Eastilgh you will wonder for the next 10 years may allah bless you my people from somalia❤
Africa must be brothers like Kenya and Somalia also we are somali Kenyans really the people of Kenya are best people in Africa god bless us and our all African countries hatuna chuki katiyetu tukae upendho na amani
They are best now until they open their eyes to discrimination they will do what GEN idi amain did
That's an area I grew up in ,schooled there for eight years. Who thought Eastleigh would one day look like this?
Eastleigh is becoming a City of its own kind. Big thanks to Dolphin 254 for that detailed coverage and a rare opportunity to speak to one of the contractors at an on-going construction. All we can say is ... Wow!!! South C is also picking up the pace especially along the Muhoho Avenue and Ole Shapara Avenue. Dolphin 254.....this is another place to have a look and see what's happening there.
I already have a video I recently did in South C...it's also changing so fast
Kenya is a land of opportunity 🇰🇪🇸🇴
God bless sister from Somalia. I love my fellow African people ❤
Building of pavements, good roads and garbage collection would make this place look just perfect." A littlle manhattan". Also just a few months ago there were limits on how high one could build a building because of the eastleigh base. But ruto removed that stipulation and said they can build as tall as they want.
Eastleigh needs a park and some squares. It needs some green spaces and open spaces.
Nice video. Eastleigh is missing TREES and GREENERY. 🌴🌴🌳🌳 It would seriously uplift it!
It's all smiles, Claps and appreciation until they say they want Eastleigh to be an independent Country 😅😅
Why? Because they are always foreigner in your mind 😢
@@geletoz haya😅...nime wa warn
Eastleigh will be like the Vatican City in Rome 😂
Ilove somali people once had a boss who was a Somali we were like brothers
Off course Africans are brother
I am still amazed by how or whether the county government has any plans to upgrade the infrastructure in Eastleigh including roads, drainage, sewer/water lines, walking paths and parking. Even either requiring buildings parking garages or just have more parking areas a little outside the busy areas of Eastleigh.. It just doesn't make any sense. Somali business man can come together and lobby for these types of developments.
The place has really changed... I hope they improve the roads. Thanks for the infirmative video, Dolphine.
I hope so too!
Wasomali nawap😊enda sa na,,great job!!
Tunakupenda pia bro
Thanks for this video, I hope they will modernise miraa shops too!
But what will happen? It's gonna be too densely populated with a deficit of amenities like sewerage, parking, water, and congestion. Roads are so narrow and in poor condition. People too many. Wonder if these plans were correctly approved ?? It may degenerate into a highrise slum.
Beautiful content ❤
Great work. Massive transformation. There is need to improve road network and drainage to be at pace with vertical construction
Great work thank you for showing how fast Eastleigh is developing..you don't get this content from mainstream media they only show slums!!!
Kenyan Somalis are doing a great Job.a hard working people
Yes..they are so hardworking
96% of those investments belong to Somalis from Somalia.
Kenyan Somalis hv no such huge resources.
@@ahmedkulowabdi821taas waa xaqiiqo lahubo laakiin wlhi kuma farxin hanti intaas la'eg inay dalkale galiyaan iyagoo dalkoodii hooyo dhisan kara, majirto maanta magaalo ama tuulo soomaaliya kutaal oo ganacsi iyo guryo hadaad ka sameyso aad ku khasaarayso.
@@ibnumurshid1186 😢😢😢 but why is that?? Why can't they unite and build Somaliland as they are building in Kenya? It would really be nice especially since Somaliland had such a huge coast, it would look like Dubai.
@@sarolyn somaliland isn't ready for that they think that the other somali from south are their enemy, but they have peace and alot of places which os good to invest but they are not thinking about that most of time somaliland politicians they tell their people somali people from south are their enemy and they are planning to destroy somaliland, and the reality is the most somali millionaires belong to south somalia so they are investing in kenya rather than investing in somaliland..
The government is responsible for such infrastructure and sanitation not the private sector! The private sector did its bit now the government must do it's part
In the next ten to five years there will be more tenants and a few land lord's congratulations Kenya,all the way from 🇹🇿
Eastleigh has grown very fast in a span of the last 4 years majority of skyscrapers residential were not there. Thanks for update next do on parklands nairobi
I lived there five years ago coming grom North America. The place has changed a lot. Massive tall buildings and more people are living there now. But, you know what? I like Eastleigh because it has good restaurants and shopping malls. Somali people are very friendly and business minded. Thanks for the videos. It definitely brought some memories back. Greetings from Canada❤❤
Thanks for watching all the way from Canada 🇨🇦
Dolphine, you are the best for showing the positive side of Eastleigh. Keep going.
Always!
Nice video we need more of this.
I am one of the original Eastleigh and Komarock residents from 1996-97 those days were the best days of my life growing up. Childhood memories.
Amazing work. Your new subscriber watching from Toronto, Canada. Originally from Africa, but now living abroad. I miss Africa so much, although I was just there recently 😅 Eastleigh is one of my favourite places in Nairobi, Kenya. Thanks for sharing the video with us, Dolphine ❤
I am speechless. OMG! I don’t recall most of these streets and buildings except for a few! The only thing that hasn’t changed is the mad and rubbish on the streets! It’s been 15 years since I’ve been in Nairobi.
The nostalgia I’m feeling is priceless!!
Asanti sana haki nime shukuru. It does feel like home anymore 😢
Namiss sana home pia Bro. Sweet home Kenya 🇰🇪 🙏 🤲 💯.
@@tfl4963 lazima tuende home bro
Thanks for your feedback ..I'm glad the video was helpful
The MPs and the whole county government is a joke. They ask for jobs but don’t have an idea of how to clean Nairobi. Whose the MP of this region?
Actually the rubbish has improved abit not the way it used to be. The new governor shud do something about it
Thank you for videos it's an amazing to watch community should come together and fix the streets
impressive workharding community love you
having lived in pangani,what aremarkable improvement....kenya we growing fast.FOR DOLPHINE,NICE NICHE CONTENT
Good job Dolphine. Keep it up
Thank you, I will
I CAN'T RECOGNISE Eastleigh anymore, I used to live there at Ushirika estate in 2002. That place has really changed completely😊😊😊
Me I was last in Eastleigh in 1975. You won't be lost because, I believe the roads are still in the the same order, from North to South.
I walked through this area a few days ago. It was around where Rage and Arafat towers are and even went inside some of these buildings. They were a lot nicer than I expected them to be. Whoever is building these towers is actually doing a decent job in terms of construction. They all have modem lifts and they took great concern for the residents in terms of safety. The biggest problem though is open sewer right outside of these buildings. I am still thinking about buying 1-2, if possible, bedroom units and renting them. They are in high demand because you can do all your shopping a 2-3 minute walk away.
Thank you to show us our second country kenya how it looks like thank you again for your time.
Keep up, we love you
Keep the good work
Thise people are smart I hope they gonna build they own country like this
all those buildings are owned by Kenyans of Somali tribe don’t confuse the two
hear hear😊
@@guulwade989 If you know the reality you will know 80% of owners are Somalis from Somalia with Kenyan ID building these skyscrapers
If it were not for the deplorable state of the streets Eastleigh would easily rival westlands. Somebody should do something about garbage collection and streets cleanliness
No it wouldn't
@@thedante7722It would because more business goes through Eastleigh than any part of Kenya! Eastleigh is a trade hub for the region
It's too congested without any green areas like leafy neat low density Kileleshwa. A vast difference in quality of life in the two places. Eastleigh has zero trees whereas Kileleshwa has hundreds of thousands of trees, flowers, grass, shrubs , kitchen gardens and fruit trees. No comparison whatsoever.
@@theancientsancients1769 The fact that y'all believe these Somali lies is laughable
Interesting video, watching from the Caribbean. Observing how different African peoples interact with each other. One love.
Thanks for the step-by-step instructions! I managed to fix my broken [item] all by myself."
I have created a special touring playlist for this video in my UA-cam. Thank you for the Eastliegh video tour.
Wow wow wow....This is amazing... but I would suggest that they provide spaces for recreational activities and some greenery... Anyway we are happy for growth and the revenue eastleigh generates for our country
Really good job you are doing keep it up BRAVO.
Thank you! 😃
good job 👏
Hey Dolphine I ran into your video as I was checking staff about Kenya.i will be following you from miami.Job well done and thx 🇦🇴🇦🇴
This video has earned you a subscriber. Good work
Thanks
Cash stolen in Somalia are invest in Easliegh ,is incredible the price of land or properties so these will taken by kenyans in the future.
Kenyans are not going to buy in such a place for a very long time (it can take decades too), they shall only buy once the rates shall drop (willing buyer, willing seller).
Good job
You doing great work keep doing this
Thank you, I will
❤waaao beautiful place
Amazing 👏
Thanks 😄
I respect the hustle 😎👍🏾
Outstanding area i love mi homie Eastleigh
Kenyans are the best. Civilised and will not choose other friend
Great Creation
Thank you! Cheers!
Cheers, I love your videos
Thanks
Awesome.
Thanks!
Hi Dolphine. Thanks alot for this video and for telling the Somali business success in Kenya. I recently moved to Nairobi and I am living in one of these high rises in Parklands. One major issue to consider is in the event of an emergency like a fire, there are no emergency escape routes. There is simply no plan at all. So i am thinking of moving out myself and looking for another house with less risk!
Glad it was helpful!
By a parachute 🪂 just in case 😊😅
You don’t live in western world buildings that’s made of mainly rubbish material that’s susceptible to fires. Concrete is the best fire resistant material and has more superiority than any other building materials in terms of combustibility. Fire doesn’t spread on concrete buildings So you are good..
I have said the same thing. All these buildings coming up what if a fire happens. Infact i say all buidlings should have a balcony and also no window bars from the third floor for easy escape incase there is a fire
@@jamman8678😅😅
You have done a great job Sis I've really enjoyed,it's been a while since I've been there i can see so many changes thumbs up 👍 👍
Thank you brother 🙏🏾
Good lucky amazing ❤
good job
Asante sana
Eastleigh,,my home,,I was born here ❤
Nairobi is going to be the East African capital city it is amazing city with highly civilised people Kenya is our second home and we love it
The government should help these Somali ppl with at least roads and order.. They can't be doing everything alone.. It's unfair
Eastleigh belongs to all Kenyans. It doesn't belong to a specific ethnic group.
8:40 learn to pay attention!
They are full in City hall occupying key dockets like Roads and Water.
Idk buh nah fr fr i feel like the motorbike guy deserves a raise!!!! Bro's been the tour guide since the video started!!! Great work
Our only problem ni eti hatupendi usafi. Even our politicians do little to encourage living in a clean environment. Hii place ikisafishwa na warecarpet barabara then waunde pedestrian walkways kutakua kusupuu sana.
Kweli kabisa 👍🏽
Just contest a seat as a environmental candidate...no voter will listen to him/her
@jamesmaina7004 it's because it has become part of our culture. If we had a leader driving this idea from the top, say the president and the same idea is adopted down the political ladder, many Kenyans would begin to understand the importance of environmental conservation. The issue is that politicians fear being discarded by people if they push this agenda. Look at how Sakaja alikunja mkia after kupigwa vita when he suggested that magari zisiingie tao. Sahi hawkers have taken over the city na he's afraid of chasing them out. I have started to think a body like the NMS is more likely to keep our city clean than any politician because they're not limited by politics.
@@chrisamoi8663 true
Sana
True but painful fact. All presidents of Somalia have property in Eastleigh. All Somali government officials from all previous regimes to the current one keep on stealing money from poor Somalis meant to develop Somalia and investing the aid money in personal properties in Eastleigh Kenya. Its sad for Somalis suffering in Somalia but good for Kenya
I was once shot multiple times and in an American hospital. One of the nurses aides was kenyan and she took care of me like her son during my 3 months there. Till this day we are in contact and take food to her and meet her on her break atleast once a week. When you live abroad you realize what the average East Africaner doesn’t realize back home: ethiopians, somalis and kenyans literally have the same cultures and keenship on hospitality just different religions.
we somali support your positive channel thanks
Thanks..I really appreciate 🙏🏾..you can also join the membership for more
Nice content dolphine
Thanks
I like how Nairobi is developing very quick thanks to the developer's great effort
Indeed
Mashallah well done brothers.
As long they are paying taxes we don't care who owns what. We are all kenyans
Charity begins at Home, before you start pointing fingers elsewhere, You yourselves need to Pay for your own taxes!!!
Do u know why most of their businesses don't accept Mpesa..Go figure
The whole of nairobi should look like this. Decent living.
Awesome content
Thanks
Thank you you are amazing girl
Wow the Place has greatly Transformed 😮
So much...thanks for watching my brother
I love ur video
Dolphine i love your videos
I have been nayropi in only one year and I'm really appreciate you the you do video about esghtil residential area Somali people are going to progress on their business in islii i have seen my home california apperrment
Wow! This place has changed! I think the roads will be sorted out after majority of the construction is done. Otherwise with heavy trucks carrying material it may be an exercise if futility. As for drainage, wajipange tu na septic. That may not happen in the foreseeable future
Thanks for your feedback
Septic can't handle such high rises...