Glad I decided to travel to Kenya, LOL. Actually I would love to go to any African country but chose Kenya because I have heard their technology (fast Internet) is really good.
As an Ethiopian living in Kenya,I have to say this is the best African country indeed.From technology,education, infrastructure and business,this country is truly advanced.
I am from UK, and I love staying in Nairobi. U name it and we get it. The wild life, the greenery, the huge supermarkets, the excellent conditions of roads, super WiFi, lots and lots of eateries, coffee shops and everywhere there is wifi. What more does one want. I am so proud of Kenya.
And we Kenyans are also very supportive when mentioned as you can already see in the comment section. Hello fellow Kenyans 👋 let's show her some love for this positive vibe ❤ Well I also have Nigerian friends living in here, Good to hear your perspective of the things we might be taking for granted.
Under technology, perhaps you didn't know about e-government. Most public services in Kenya are available online. For instance, to renew your driving license, to apply for a passport, birth certificate, etc, are all done fully online so no queues anywhere. Even national exam results are accessible online. Each citizen has an ecitizen account, even foreigners can open an ecitizen account by using their passports or other authorized documents. Huduma Centers ate technology run centers that provide common public services very fast
Wow. It is good to hear such positive points about Kenya from a non Kenyan. We all learn from each other. As a Kenyan, I can't wait to visit Nigeria one day.
Sister I want to remind to put the link about Kenya road network that you promised. This one you are singing Kenya's praises , is there one Kenya man that has taken your heart 😉😉
M pesa was discovered in Kenya, so Kenya is the first country to start mobile money transfer in the world, that's why it gives us a top notch in terms of mobile banking.
@Charity! Whereas M-Pesa was launched in Kenya in 2007, Globe Telecom and Smart Communications, have been operating money transfers in the Philippines since around 2005. The genesis of mobile money transfer may have been Coca Cola in 1997. However, its use in Kenya was instrumental in making it what it is today.
True, especially their technology, lived in Kenya for 4 yrs, I'm actually in Ghana but still can use my Mpesa and send money back home via Western Union on my mpesa Mobile. Its amazing
I'm Kenyan and we Kenyans just looooove the Nigerian accent 🤭. I would love to visit Lagos in the near future and get to interact with Nigerians and experience their culture.
Another Nigerian UA-camr mentioned that Nigeria can go for weeks without electricity I was really surprised, when you move out of Kenya that's when you realise how advanced we are. Proud to be a Kenyan
@@carolynemohamed7056 I get that. You guys are lucky. We've learnt how to live like this. Infact, we provide our own electricity mostly. That's we thrive in an environment with better infrastructure.
@@Dartplays21 🤣🤣🤣 keep it up, honestly. If Nigerians loose it anytime there's a blackout, this country would have been ungovernable for these corrupt leaders and they'll be forced to take power serious.
Thank you Eunice for such compliments, it's unfortunate that we Kenyas 🇰🇪 take things for granted though they serve us so well. You can literally apply for your police clearance certificate, birth certificate, renew your driving licence name them at the comfort of your home 🏡 in Kenya and it is so fast. As much as you were doing a comparison but this should be a great reminder to any Kenyan that watch it to appreciate their country
Kenya and Nollywood entertainment 😂😂.. that's like oil and water Another major challenge in kenya is sports ..actually nobody takes sporting activities serious here in Kenya .. We only go with something that we'll give us money at the end . sports doesn't pay good money so many people preffer working over sports .That's why you dont see huge crowds in stadiums during a match 😁
Kenya, my country! It takes a foreigner to make us realise just what wealth we are enjoying! And they have been many recently - from Uganda, Ghana, Botswana, several Nigerians; and those are just the ones I've come across! I'm proud to be Kenyan, proud to be African. There are also many challenges we are facing in the midst of all this. But that's to be expected anywhere. The worst of it is corruption. I cannot begin to envisage just where we would be today if it were not for corruption!
I'm waiting for the president to open the renovated Parks , Uhuru Park and Central Park, right in the middle of the CBD of Nairobi, Free WiFi will be available, imagine using free wifi in a park in the middle of a city 😪can't wait
The best thing among all about Kenya is that, Kenya is a home of every human being,be it you're white or black, when you're in Kenya you feel at home....no discrimination of any foreigner compared to other countries 💪💪💪💯💯
Am a Kenyan🇰🇪, But there are some aspects about Nigeria that I really admire, Nigeria is great especially their style, music , and lead in many aspects such pastoral, and football, always represents in worldcup, African Leaders messes us up.
I am Kenyan. Thank you for the highlights. I have visited Abuja and Lagos. For me accessing data, lack of electricity, the public transport was a nightmare but Ankara and food delicacies, designer stuffs are amazing in Nigeria
I'm Nigerian living in Nairobi and you are correct but really I wish you wouldn't compare both countries. I love Nairobi, no doubt, but I don't believe you should bash Nigeria as much as you've just done. We as Nigerians in diaspora are the representation of our motherland, but if we constantly spread our dirty linens outside, it's more a shame on us than our government.
I consider myself an honorary Kenyan because I lived in the country for four years in my teens😅 now I’ve been back once ever since and even having lived in other countries (some before I even lived in Kenya)- I can say Kenya definitely ranked number one for me. Don’t get me wrong- Nairobi might not compare to New York for many but for me, just WOOOOW. If I remember well, I had faster internet in Kenya than I did in South Africa. Apart from that, Kenya seemed to have a never-ending and abundant number of places to go: Malls (my favorite being The Hub in Karen), Restaurants (my favorite was the Ankole Grill) and even SKATING RINKS. Apart from that, the school I went to (Rift Valley Academy- PROUD💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾) gave me a better high school experience than I could’ve ever gotten in the US because everyone just seemed respectful and mindful but at the same time, they were a bunch of goofy and fun malakas😂 I also loved the people- my favorite were the Maasai (who I got to spend a good amount of time with since my dad was working on US aid programs in the Northern part of Kenya at the time): those guys were dope and welcoming (unless you cross a Moran- in which case, only Enkai can save you then💀) and their nyama choma topped even the best brisket I’ve had in my home, the Lone Star State. They had some of the best roads in Africa- many had some seriously breathtaking views too👍 What I liked most about the country was the costs- mahn, you don’t know how happy I was when I figured out I can buy myself some bread at $40 cents (yeah- I get it’s cheap cuz I’m a foreigner and all but still WOW)!!! And the cherry on the icing (I’m probably going to get into trouble 4 this) THE WOMEN!!!!! Oh my GOOOOOOOD, God must’ve had a hell of a hard time just designing and making Kenyan women- but the end-result was a crazy level of perfection😏🥹 Now for Nigeria…. We’ll Nigeria ain’t bad either. I mean, I had a couple of rough encounters in Lagos- I didn’t go beyond the city… and Hey, my wife’s Nigerian so there’s that😅 But honestly, all both countries need to do in order to become even better is to just tighten the noose around corruption (bloody hell does a cop ask for a bribe to let me past customs!!!??? Like tf mahn?) and they all gon’ be aight. But all said and done, My money is on Kenya because I really do dream of going back to raise my family there one day🤞🤞🤞
Bro don't come... in this world thing change... kenya is my mother land, many people are looking for greener pastures including us Kenyans.... this is not a country that you used to know... it's hell's gate now..
Thank you for this amazing vote of confidence. A former British colleague's wife was in tears when they had to move from Kenya to a posting in the US. She said Kenya was the best place in the world to raise children. She couldn't believe how her children could be at the Kenyan neighbour's house all day, happy and well fed.
My country giant of Africa in the mud 🙆🙆🙆 Really, free wifi in Kenya waoo so amazing and they don't Kenya oh my God this is wonderful,well said people tour Kenya very well
As a Kenyan i wont cap saying that Nigeria has advanced in some sectors for instance the entertainment industry .Our govt has invested a lot on all types infrastructure and technology living behind the entertainment industry which is a win for Nigeria, i mean we try but you are on top, so don't feel behind because we look up to you guys on such.
I love how honest you are but as a kenyan....I have to give alot of credit to nigerians. Ive lived with them in the US. Points for Nigerians.... 1) Their food is on point and cultural. 2) They respect their culture and they are amazing designers. 3) Their music is Amazing. 4) They are veeery smart. 5) They are funny - you just have to understand them. 😊😊😊
You only need to understand them, don't give them too information about yourself they start talking about you ...you need to be careful they are insensitive, they can take you for granted if let them, but u can learn things from them
Am Kenyan who lives in the US and always say if only Nigeria got its act together, with all these Brainy Successful brothers and sisters I see in diaspora and many more whose potential are being wasted at home, few countries would equal Nigeria.
I’m a Nigerian and i will love to come to Kenya one day cos obviously seeing Kenyas vibe to our songs and saying good things about us makes me love them more and I wouldn’t mind having a good lady from there as my love 😍.
ONLY THE KENYANS WHO HAVE TRAVELLED TO OTHER AFRICAN COUNTRIES & WORLDWIDE CAN TRULY APPRECIATE KENYA AND HOW UP-AHEAD OUR COUNTRY IS IN MAAAAANY WAYS... LETS START WITH AIRPORTS Hmmmmm KENYANS WHO CRITICIZE KENYA HAVE NEVER BEEN TO OTHER AFRICAN COUNTRIES, WASTUKE NA VENYE WAKO NYUMA WOIIII😏🤯
Kenyan here. I love Naija confidence & self pride, wearing their heavy accent and flowing Agbada dressing with immense pride, without apology or letting anyone make them feel "little". It may be overbearing at times, but still better than being timid. That's something we can learn as Kenyans. Kenya can also work on police brutality, insecurity especially in the cities, and rule of law especially in traffic section. Success is bigger than just infrastructure, we need a functional social order. I also hope Kenyans don't adopt xenophobia like what I hear from South Africa. As they say, "A One A We"
Thank you for your unbiased view. This is very true especially the area of police brutality or xenophobic attitudes. On the issue of accent, am of the view that it's mutual. I observe that most Africans speak English using the rules of their native tongues. So a Kenyan speaking English within fellow Kenyas they hear no accent untill he speaks outside of a Kenyan audience. Same thing with most Africans too. Though we have Africans who have mastered the act of speaking English using English rule 😉
Kenya will never be a xenophobic country,I think we are the largest country in Africa hosting many foreigners we leave with them and see them as our brothers and sisters as one !
As a Kenyan am proud and happy too see you recognise Kenya and appreciate the positive side of our country ❤️❤️..We love Nigeria and your people 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇳🇬🇳🇬
Its we learn from one another. In kenya we are still demanding for better. I believe we can still do better than this. Nigeria should be the african super power. You have everything.
There are things we Kenyans take for granted. The internet is reliable and the young people are so skilled it's fabulous. Nigerians are very smart. I've worked with IT gurus in Nigeria but I have no idea why the government doesn't take investment seriously. There are good roads in Nigeria in Abuja. But Nigeria will grow too.
@@euniceshalom yes I agree I traveled to Lagos Ibadan Oyo State also Niger River State abd many other states. The roads were not good taxis were old and travel by air was very scary.
Truly, Nigeria is embarrassing Africa. With all its huge resources of oil, population, big economy etc....... It should be leading in development, innovation, human capital, technology, infrastructure etc.......but it lags behind smaller countries with less resources. I may be wrong but I think its because of poor leadership & corruption. Who else agrees ??
😅😅😅The technology part should be louder. You see how Kenyan’s gate pass is structured and payments for parking are made directly into the right channel. My country is still far way back. Our government officials need to do better.
I'm Kenyan and one thing I love about Nigeria is the go-getter attitude. Also, love their real estate mega-mansions. Oga I won't forget about Nollywood movies
Kenya one of d first country to start mobile 📲 money in d world since 2007 no data no apps to support d system so it ws supported by mobile operator safaricom bt mobile banking in Kenya started jn 2000
As a Kenyan I really appreciate this. We really don't notice these things it seems so normal to us. What I love about Nigeria is their food. You people don't joke with food oooh 😂 I wish to learn how to prepare it
Spot on! Free WiFi in cafes and restaurants it's part of the menu in Kenya. Mpesa was introduced in 2007 and almost every transaction be it governmental or corporate is linked to it for ease of business. Folks nowadays don't have to visit banks or government offices.
Big ❤️ girl, you are encouraging Kenyans to appreciate their Nation. However, Nigeria has the greatest potential of being the Giant of Africa if the Gvt pulls up the socks.
I am Kenyan and it's so humbling to hear someone speak so highly of my country. Thank you Eunice for reminding us to appreciate that which we take for granted.
We can also learn from Nigeria. Nigerians love their authentic African names and their identity. I love that as a Kenyan. In Kenya, people name their kids Ian smith or Fernando Hernandez. Like what the fuck?
You have forgotten to mention the weather and constant supply of electricity...I live in Nigeria but those are the two things I miss most about my home country.
I learned a lot and very interesting as I have never been outside east coast of USA, and grew up in NYC; I have missionary son in Kenya, and Rev. Fr. in Nigeria so I am always interested in Africa particularly Kenya and Nigeria, also Uganda and Ghana as well. Hard to imagine nations and life on other side of the globe. 👏👍🌹
Lots of love from 🇰🇪... thanks for reminding us all the things to be greatful about... sometimes you have access to things until it looks like they are everywhere in the world... about Nigeria I just love your film industry...the way you support the industry explains why the first film one probably watched was Nigerian...and your music industry is 👍
Wow, after watching this video I had to re-evaluate the way we view our country KE! Eunice has made really some good points in the video and I fee like the other countries should borrow our best practices as we learn some of their best practices as well. The joke on the potholes and the Nigerian map had me in real tears!! 😂
Thanks for the compliments,we in Kenya we respect Nigerians, me as a football lover,I remember Rashid yekini playing here in Kenya JJ okocha ,adebayo ,kanu nwanko,taribo west and the good English spoken by Nigerians , bravo my fellow lovely people.
Asante dadangu kutoka Nigeria. Ni mzuri sisi kama waafrika kuisifu Afrika yetu. Ebu na tuilinde,tuijenge,tuisifu na tuishi zote kwa amani na upendo. Dadangu karibu tena kenya. Love❤️from Kenya 🇰🇪
Thank you for the compliments which some Kenyans never appreciate.I knew how blessed my country is when I went to live in a neighbouring country for two years.
This is a very refreshing video. The thing I love most about Kenya is the peace. Unlike many African countries the soldiers are very disciplined and you will never see them unless they are moving from barracks to postings. You can travel between cities and smaller towns comfortably on road or air. The only unfortunate thing is we take it for granted and always complain.
Glad I decided to travel to Kenya, LOL. Actually I would love to go to any African country but chose Kenya because I have heard their technology (fast Internet) is really good.
Hehehe
Welcome to our mother land kenya
Welcome to our mother land place
@@angieblessed Thank you
@@blackqueen4226 much thanks
Any Kenyan who came here to see how more advance we are?😂😂
😂😂niko zile za tumetrend why?
Hell yeah
Kwani mi naishi kenya gani
😂😂😂
Kwani mimi naishi wapi jameni
As an Ethiopian living in Kenya,I have to say this is the best African country indeed.From technology,education, infrastructure and business,this country is truly advanced.
Thanks for your positive compliments ❤❤❤..
We love Ethiopian people too
I took my mum to Kenyatta hospital in Nairobi Kenya and she was treated by a Nigerian doctor. He was very polite and helpful.
I am from UK, and I love staying in Nairobi.
U name it and we get it.
The wild life, the greenery, the huge supermarkets, the excellent conditions of roads, super WiFi, lots and lots of eateries, coffee shops and everywhere there is wifi.
What more does one want.
I am so proud of Kenya.
Id like to question which part of nairobi you live cos of "the excellent condition of roads😂😂💔"
huyu hajaenda vichorochoro...ama ulitaka afike kibra slums hehe
Acheni kuchomea
Kwani adi anaenda vichochoro gani si aende westi sahii😂😂💔
@@mkenya9781 Kwani wewe unaishi wapi? 😂😂😂😂
And we Kenyans are also very supportive when mentioned as you can already see in the comment section. Hello fellow Kenyans 👋 let's show her some love for this positive vibe ❤
Well I also have Nigerian friends living in here, Good to hear your perspective of the things we might be taking for granted.
I love that🤗❤️..nyc comment❤️🇰🇪
Kenyan's love you too dear thanks for this
❤❤❤
we support everyone
Waooooooooh,makes me love my country More,we love you too
I am Burundian by I live Here in Kenya... Being honest this country is the best ... I love being here 🇧🇮 please 🙏 learn from 🇰🇪
Oh wow
. Asante
You are welcome
@@carolinenanjakho9280 are you married
@ Vincent Ngesa yes am married
@@vincentngesa7925 yes
It's weird hearing what we have as a country from a foreigner. As a Kenya, I feel we need to be grateful for what we have. Thank you Eunice.
We were born to complain
Joash madanji very true,it's our nature
Grateful for what. Until healthcare is free and excellent. Education is free and quality, our African governments are failing us including Kenya.
Tumeitwa New York of Africa...wuee!
You know! It sounds very surprising. Maybe we are just perfectionists. But, hey, we are grateful to hear this too.
Im from zimbabwe currently stuck in Kenya by choice ...its easy for foreigners to start micro businesses too
I like this one...stuck in Kenya by choice. I have a Ugandan pal who also got "stuck".
You are home! Don't you go anywhere! Karibu nyumbani 🇿🇼🤝🇰🇪
Am Kenyan and proud to see this
Asanteni sana nimejiskia nyumbani…God bless Africa
I'm an American who fell in love with Kenya also got "stuck". 🤐
Did you know its only Nigeria that love Kenyan? Maybe Uganda next.others especially jirani yetu hapa are highly jealous of Kenya.We love Nigeria too
Not true, most East Africans loves kenya. I meet Ethiopian every where and they wonder why we leave Kenya
Jirani yupi jameni
Ugandans Huwa wanaskia wivu wakiskia tumesonga na idhaa
Under technology, perhaps you didn't know about e-government. Most public services in Kenya are available online. For instance, to renew your driving license, to apply for a passport, birth certificate, etc, are all done fully online so no queues anywhere. Even national exam results are accessible online. Each citizen has an ecitizen account, even foreigners can open an ecitizen account by using their passports or other authorized documents. Huduma Centers ate technology run centers that provide common public services very fast
Yes, we have that to in Nigeria. I mentioned things that are scarce here in Nigeria
And the list is endless. I love my country .. been out of Kenya what have learnt and seen has made me appreciate my motherland more
You are very right, i did my Lastborn's birth certificate at the comfort of my home at night without any hitch
That's why I get business names registered easily. Thanks for noting this
On online payments with other services, mpesa has taken them all
It's good to here Africans talking good things about each others. Love from Kenya🇰🇪🇰🇪
Thanks so much for watching ♥️♥️💯
This is good not dizzing each other
Yay!! My personal person. Thanks for coming again 💯
@@euniceshalom Always your fun, always liked and always shared
Asante sana
my Nigerian sister, you qualify to be a Kenyan, we Kenyans are proud of you. karibu Kenya
Aww. Sawa sawa Asante
Karibu kenya ❤️
We wacha bana
Welcome anytime
Wakenya sometimes hu behave kama mafala
Wow. It is good to hear such positive points about Kenya from a non Kenyan. We all learn from each other. As a Kenyan, I can't wait to visit Nigeria one day.
You are welcome
It's amazing make an effort ❤️
Sister I want to remind to put the link about Kenya road network that you promised. This one you are singing Kenya's praises , is there one Kenya man that has taken your heart 😉😉
Don't go to Nigeria there is too much killing n kidnapping..even the locals are scared ..n are being advised to use plane.
@@Homeofpraise2457 there’s killing everywhere stop using negative views upon non travelers at least let them experience it at their own expense
M pesa was discovered in Kenya, so Kenya is the first country to start mobile money transfer in the world, that's why it gives us a top notch in terms of mobile banking.
It wasn't 'discovered'. It was invented. Created.
@@artist-scopes8357 thanks but is it 'created' or 'invented'
@Charity! Whereas M-Pesa was launched in Kenya in 2007, Globe Telecom and Smart Communications, have been operating money transfers in the Philippines since around 2005. The genesis of mobile money transfer may have been Coca Cola in 1997. However, its use in Kenya was instrumental in making it what it is today.
you speaking rubbished. shame on you. for compelling Nigerian to Kenya ashawoo
@@emmajesus5999 Please Heal🤣🤣🤣🤣Are you jealous Ashawooo
This video has made me realize how blessed we truly are. In retrospect, I'll start seeing all the good there is in my mother country.
Please do
You're really blessed.
Having a friend from Kenya is what I've been looking forward to.
Can we connect?
True, especially their technology, lived in Kenya for 4 yrs, I'm actually in Ghana but still can use my Mpesa and send money back home via Western Union on my mpesa Mobile. Its amazing
We always consider Nigeria our big brother, happy to hear this positive vibe,
Thanks princess Eunice....
Oga oh, Afro cinema continues shortly
I'm Kenyan and we Kenyans just looooove the Nigerian accent 🤭. I would love to visit Lagos in the near future and get to interact with Nigerians and experience their culture.
Pls come you would love it here
Lol no we don't speak for yourself
Another Nigerian UA-camr mentioned that Nigeria can go for weeks without electricity I was really surprised, when you move out of Kenya that's when you realise how advanced we are. Proud to be a Kenyan
That's the biggest infrastructural problem in Nigeria. I'm surprised you're only hearing about it the second time.
Even a day without electricity will have us so riled up we can burn the country down.
@@carolynemohamed7056 I get that. You guys are lucky. We've learnt how to live like this. Infact, we provide our own electricity mostly. That's we thrive in an environment with better infrastructure.
And the way we go on twitter to make noise when there's more than an hour's power failure in one estate 🙈.
@@Dartplays21 🤣🤣🤣 keep it up, honestly. If Nigerians loose it anytime there's a blackout, this country would have been ungovernable for these corrupt leaders and they'll be forced to take power serious.
I agree. Kenyan is underrated . Been 10 years in Kenya and I consider it to be way more advanced than most of African country . #thatismyhome
It takes a stranger to remind us things are not that bad. Anyway, we love Nigerians for their confidence and bravado. It is what we mostly lack.
Lols... Okay o. If you say so
Uhuru has put our name on the map
thats what YOU lack
That's what you lack
Thank you Eunice for such compliments, it's unfortunate that we Kenyas 🇰🇪 take things for granted though they serve us so well. You can literally apply for your police clearance certificate, birth certificate, renew your driving licence name them at the comfort of your home 🏡 in Kenya and it is so fast. As much as you were doing a comparison but this should be a great reminder to any Kenyan that watch it to appreciate their country
I can give you one thing that Nigeria does better than Keny,a well two. Nollywood entertainment and taking pride and traditional African clothing
I hope when I do this content KOT won't come after me
@@euniceshalom no it was good i liked it.
Kenya is a corrupt country. I'm looking for ways to move from Kenya to Nigeria
Wow true though Kenya is the best in technology
Kenya and Nollywood entertainment 😂😂.. that's like oil and water
Another major challenge in kenya is sports ..actually nobody takes sporting activities serious here in Kenya .. We only go with something that we'll give us money at the end .
sports doesn't pay good money so many people preffer working over sports .That's why you dont see huge crowds in stadiums during a match 😁
Kenya, my country! It takes a foreigner to make us realise just what wealth we are enjoying! And they have been many recently - from Uganda, Ghana, Botswana, several Nigerians; and those are just the ones I've come across! I'm proud to be Kenyan, proud to be African. There are also many challenges we are facing in the midst of all this. But that's to be expected anywhere. The worst of it is corruption. I cannot begin to envisage just where we would be today if it were not for corruption!
We thank God for our mother land Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪 we also love Nigerians as Kenyans your movies keeps us entertained
Tourism belongs to Kenya,SA,Tanzania , Morocco and Egypt .Kenya leads in mobile money in the world
Gbam! I'm telling you, Nigeria does not come close😭😭
Nigeria has potential in tourism, insecurity is the biggest challenge and setback in encouraging domestic and international tourism.
True
I'm waiting for the president to open the renovated Parks , Uhuru Park and Central Park, right in the middle of the CBD of Nairobi, Free WiFi will be available, imagine using free wifi in a park in the middle of a city 😪can't wait
Nairobi is New York of African weh from now I’m a proud kenyan woman🥰
True
Now you need a good man from here😂😂
😂😂😂 Hawa wanaija waliogopa wakenya ni sisi tunasifiwa hivi weeh
How is Nairobi for a first time visitor?
Love your country madam, there's no good country in this world rather than your own motherland 🙄🙄
Both countries have their strengths and weaknesses. Both are beautiful in their own way❤️from🇰🇪
Aww. Thanks for watching ♥️💯😆
times are bad .... but im actually proud to be Kenyan rn😂
Woi Wacha tu😂😂😂
The best thing among all about Kenya is that, Kenya is a home of every human being,be it you're white or black, when you're in Kenya you feel at home....no discrimination of any foreigner compared to other countries 💪💪💪💯💯
True in Kenya,internet is everywhere and in terms of Mpesa,we rarely carry cash money around,,I love your Nigeria accent madam Eunice
Aww. Thanks so much. ♥️💯
Am a Kenyan🇰🇪, But there are some aspects about Nigeria that I really admire, Nigeria is great especially their style, music , and lead in many aspects such pastoral, and football, always represents in worldcup, African Leaders messes us up.
Honestly bro. Thanks for watching
Does does football benefit everyday people she is talking of wifi, parks, tourism and about music and football
Nigeria leaders in particular are shameless! Their children school abroad, why will they care?
They do not!
stop lying east african music is way better its just that we dont have alot of exposure
I am Kenyan. Thank you for the highlights. I have visited Abuja and Lagos. For me accessing data, lack of electricity, the public transport was a nightmare but Ankara and food delicacies, designer stuffs are amazing in Nigeria
Those things you like here in Nigeria are the things the citizens made by themselves and not our gov.
I'm Nigerian living in Nairobi and you are correct but really I wish you wouldn't compare both countries. I love Nairobi, no doubt, but I don't believe you should bash Nigeria as much as you've just done. We as Nigerians in diaspora are the representation of our motherland, but if we constantly spread our dirty linens outside, it's more a shame on us than our government.
I consider myself an honorary Kenyan because I lived in the country for four years in my teens😅 now I’ve been back once ever since and even having lived in other countries (some before I even lived in Kenya)- I can say Kenya definitely ranked number one for me. Don’t get me wrong- Nairobi might not compare to New York for many but for me, just WOOOOW. If I remember well, I had faster internet in Kenya than I did in South Africa. Apart from that, Kenya seemed to have a never-ending and abundant number of places to go: Malls (my favorite being The Hub in Karen), Restaurants (my favorite was the Ankole Grill) and even SKATING RINKS. Apart from that, the school I went to (Rift Valley Academy- PROUD💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾) gave me a better high school experience than I could’ve ever gotten in the US because everyone just seemed respectful and mindful but at the same time, they were a bunch of goofy and fun malakas😂 I also loved the people- my favorite were the Maasai (who I got to spend a good amount of time with since my dad was working on US aid programs in the Northern part of Kenya at the time): those guys were dope and welcoming (unless you cross a Moran- in which case, only Enkai can save you then💀) and their nyama choma topped even the best brisket I’ve had in my home, the Lone Star State. They had some of the best roads in Africa- many had some seriously breathtaking views too👍 What I liked most about the country was the costs- mahn, you don’t know how happy I was when I figured out I can buy myself some bread at $40 cents (yeah- I get it’s cheap cuz I’m a foreigner and all but still WOW)!!! And the cherry on the icing (I’m probably going to get into trouble 4 this) THE WOMEN!!!!! Oh my GOOOOOOOD, God must’ve had a hell of a hard time just designing and making Kenyan women- but the end-result was a crazy level of perfection😏🥹
Now for Nigeria…. We’ll Nigeria ain’t bad either. I mean, I had a couple of rough encounters in Lagos- I didn’t go beyond the city… and Hey, my wife’s Nigerian so there’s that😅
But honestly, all both countries need to do in order to become even better is to just tighten the noose around corruption (bloody hell does a cop ask for a bribe to let me past customs!!!??? Like tf mahn?) and they all gon’ be aight. But all said and done, My money is on Kenya because I really do dream of going back to raise my family there one day🤞🤞🤞
Wooow! I love this.
That's great
Bro don't come... in this world thing change... kenya is my mother land, many people are looking for greener pastures including us Kenyans.... this is not a country that you used to know... it's hell's gate now..
You don't represent Kenyans talk on your behalf only. We the rest are happy.
Thank you for this amazing vote of confidence. A former British colleague's wife was in tears when they had to move from Kenya to a posting in the US. She said Kenya was the best place in the world to raise children. She couldn't believe how her children could be at the Kenyan neighbour's house all day, happy and well fed.
My country giant of Africa in the mud 🙆🙆🙆
Really, free wifi in Kenya waoo so amazing and they don't Kenya oh my God this is wonderful,well said people tour Kenya very well
Very well o my sis.
@@euniceshalom ua-cam.com/video/XWM9sz_4lpQ/v-deo.html
Lol...You only get free wifi in very few matatus:-):-)
There was a season when almost all matatus had WiFi like when we had screens too. Currently, the WiFi never work 😂
Imagine a Nigerian lady just taking our country Kenya on another level 😄 😄😄 am proud to be a Kenyan citizen 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪 by birth thanks madam 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Tuko tu sawa
As a Kenyan i wont cap saying that Nigeria has advanced in some sectors for instance the entertainment industry .Our govt has invested a lot on all types infrastructure and technology living behind the entertainment industry which is a win for Nigeria, i mean we try but you are on top, so don't feel behind because we look up to you guys on such.
Entertainment industry only benefits a few hundred. Infrastructure benefits the entire country.
I love how honest you are but as a kenyan....I have to give alot of credit to nigerians. Ive lived with them in the US. Points for Nigerians....
1) Their food is on point and cultural.
2) They respect their culture and they are amazing designers.
3) Their music is Amazing.
4) They are veeery smart.
5) They are funny - you just have to understand them.
😊😊😊
We are together i love Nigerians
You only need to understand them, don't give them too information about yourself they start talking about you ...you need to be careful they are insensitive, they can take you for granted if let them, but u can learn things from them
Najivunia kuwa mkenya...under ruto navumilia...
Videos like this make me appreciate my country more ati.." New York of Africa" 😂😂😂😂 Mmmmh ata nimechange mind sihami Kenya.
So humbled by this as a Kenyan.. To us this may be normal but hearing you talk about all these is quite humbling and encouraging
ua-cam.com/video/JeONDMviclA/v-deo.html Lovely
Correct.
Am Kenyan who lives in the US and always say if only Nigeria got its act together, with all these Brainy Successful brothers and sisters I see in diaspora and many more whose potential are being wasted at home, few countries would equal Nigeria.
Honestly. That's the truth o. But unfortunately 😭😭
@@euniceshalom Go get Ur PVC And votes for PO for permanent change in nigeria.i advice you make a video on that, okay.I just subscribed anyways.
Thanks so much sir. I'm about to make a video that pvC is closing 31st july
@@euniceshalom 👍❤️
@@euniceshalom it's July 31st and not 41st
I’m a Nigerian and i will love to come to Kenya one day cos obviously seeing Kenyas vibe to our songs and saying good things about us makes me love them more and I wouldn’t mind having a good lady from there as my love 😍.
Welcome papaa
Welcome
Welcome
You're Wormley welcomed brother
Welcome to Kenya Nairobi
More love to kny and Nigeria let's take Africa far🇳🇬🇰🇪❤️
That's the spirit. Asante
ONLY THE KENYANS WHO HAVE TRAVELLED TO OTHER AFRICAN COUNTRIES & WORLDWIDE CAN TRULY APPRECIATE KENYA AND HOW UP-AHEAD OUR COUNTRY IS IN MAAAAANY WAYS...
LETS START WITH AIRPORTS Hmmmmm
KENYANS WHO CRITICIZE KENYA HAVE NEVER BEEN TO OTHER AFRICAN COUNTRIES, WASTUKE NA VENYE WAKO NYUMA WOIIII😏🤯
This is true woi 😭😭
Kenyan here. I love Naija confidence & self pride, wearing their heavy accent and flowing Agbada dressing with immense pride, without apology or letting anyone make them feel "little". It may be overbearing at times, but still better than being timid. That's something we can learn as Kenyans. Kenya can also work on police brutality, insecurity especially in the cities, and rule of law especially in traffic section. Success is bigger than just infrastructure, we need a functional social order. I also hope Kenyans don't adopt xenophobia like what I hear from South Africa. As they say, "A One A We"
Thank you for your unbiased view. This is very true especially the area of police brutality or xenophobic attitudes. On the issue of accent, am of the view that it's mutual. I observe that most Africans speak English using the rules of their native tongues. So a Kenyan speaking English within fellow Kenyas they hear no accent untill he speaks outside of a Kenyan audience. Same thing with most Africans too. Though we have Africans who have mastered the act of speaking English using English rule 😉
Kenya will never be a xenophobic country,I think we are the largest country in Africa hosting many foreigners we leave with them and see them as our brothers and sisters as one !
The lady on the escalator made my night.
Lolz
3:37 “Can this country stop shocking me?” 🤣🤣🤣🤣
🇰🇪 🇰🇪
😆😆😆♥️
I have replayed that part 10 times🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Kenyatta University. I had to listen to this. As a Kenyan when I matured I learnt to appreciate my country more.
As a Kenyan am proud and happy too see you recognise Kenya and appreciate the positive side of our country ❤️❤️..We love Nigeria and your people 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇳🇬🇳🇬
I have Nigerian friends,they say they prefer being here,and me being a proud kenyan we are welcoming.
Honestly,, thanks for welcoming them sis.
I work with many Nigerians, they are great people. If I was not Kenyan, I would want to be a Nigerian.
Aww. Thanks so much 😃😃♥️
Good governance, low corruption & political stability are the 3 main ingredients of a progressive country. Keep it up Kenya.
Its we learn from one another. In kenya we are still demanding for better. I believe we can still do better than this.
Nigeria should be the african super power. You have everything.
There are things we Kenyans take for granted. The internet is reliable and the young people are so skilled it's fabulous. Nigerians are very smart. I've worked with IT gurus in Nigeria but I have no idea why the government doesn't take investment seriously. There are good roads in Nigeria in Abuja. But Nigeria will grow too.
Lagos road are worse
@@euniceshalom yes I agree I traveled to Lagos Ibadan Oyo State also Niger River State abd many other states. The roads were not good taxis were old and travel by air was very scary.
@@africanqueenmo awww. Don't worry you LL survive. Where are you based in Nigeria
@@euniceshalom I'm in Mombasa karibu next time you're here
Truly, Nigeria is embarrassing Africa. With all its huge resources of oil, population, big economy etc....... It should be leading in development, innovation, human capital, technology, infrastructure etc.......but it lags behind smaller countries with less resources. I may be wrong but I think its because of poor leadership & corruption. Who else agrees ??
I do completely agree. ,100%
So by smaller country you mean....there is no African country better than the other we all are unique in different,,
Very true I always say that
Am Kenyans and I see Nigeria with high potential, I think your are letting u down. Kenya doesn't have so good leaders as per say.
Nigeria is not better off either
😅😅😅The technology part should be louder. You see how Kenyan’s gate pass is structured and payments for parking are made directly into the right channel. My country is still far way back. Our government officials need to do better.
My sister! You are enjoying right now o. Pls enjoy to the fullest
@@euniceshalom 😂 she's enjoying and we're all happy for her
I'm Kenyan and one thing I love about Nigeria is the go-getter attitude. Also, love their real estate mega-mansions. Oga I won't forget about Nollywood movies
As a Kenyan 🇰🇪 I have to praise your people too Nigerian youth are smart as whips, we have so much in common and I pray for the prosperity of Naija.
Kenya one of d first country to start mobile 📲 money in d world since 2007 no data no apps to support d system so it ws supported by mobile operator safaricom bt mobile banking in Kenya started jn 2000
2000 wow. That's incredible 💯😳
It is not one of the first. It is the first country. Mobile money was invented in Kenya
@@codeinswahili9505 Youre right
Our Nigerian leaders are our biggest problem.
We need good leaders that will improve this country
What's your contribution towards naija development you're over there cooking spaghetti China 🇨🇳 is on top of the Worlds because Chinese youth
@@klaw1425 How has the government helped me to be able to help the country?
So who's the loser now alternately you 🤔 turning naija into children's playing ground
Thanks siz for appreciating our country 🇰🇪. We love 🇳🇬 too
Asante
As a Kenyan I really appreciate this. We really don't notice these things it seems so normal to us. What I love about Nigeria is their food. You people don't joke with food oooh 😂 I wish to learn how to prepare it
You deserve more subscribers, you really love our country 🇰🇪 Kenya 🇰🇪
Thanks for information
Thanks so much.. aww. You are kind
Spot on! Free WiFi in cafes and restaurants it's part of the menu in Kenya.
Mpesa was introduced in 2007 and almost every transaction be it governmental or corporate is linked to it for ease of business. Folks nowadays don't have to visit banks or government offices.
Yass
Also free data and cheap data😂😂😍
Big ❤️ girl, you are encouraging Kenyans to appreciate their Nation. However, Nigeria has the greatest potential of being the Giant of Africa if the Gvt pulls up the socks.
I am Kenyan and it's so humbling to hear someone speak so highly of my country. Thank you Eunice for reminding us to appreciate that which we take for granted.
I watch Kenya Vlogs and is beautiful and they have nice buildings and good roads too we pray our leaders do better
Amen o sis. Thanks
Kenya is the Europe of east and central Africa
thank you girl for the love you have for Kenya, you deserve more subscribers from Kenyans kudos we love Nigeria too.
I appreciate you sir . Thanks for watching
Just landed here to hear what we have.. Kenyans let's learn to appreciate what we have ohh..
Sister that's good content Big up ohhhh
We can also learn from Nigeria. Nigerians love their authentic African names and their identity. I love that as a Kenyan. In Kenya, people name their kids Ian smith or Fernando Hernandez. Like what the fuck?
Yess... True. Thanks for watching
Vert true, I admire that alot
I applaud them for that🥰🥰
Nigeria does that alot more
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I love to hear Africans promoting fellow Africans!!! We are all one, much love from Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
Eunice, you just earned yourself a Kenyan subscriber because of your objectivity. Thank you for reminding us Kenyans to appreciate what we have.
Thanks for the complements!
Thankyou sis I will start appreciating my country and the way us Kenyans love 9ja I had to subscribe ❤️❤️
Very true sister God bless you it's good to hear that from you even as a Kenyan.
A nice infotainment piece..keep it up
Map of Nigeria pothole 🤣🤣 New subscriber here. Eku ise sister mi. Wedon.
Lol... My brother thanks alot
Thank u so much for this appraisal. God bless u young lady!
Thank you for this. We learn alot from Nigerians also when it comes to art and culture. Important thing is to learn from each other 👏🏻🤝
You have forgotten to mention the weather and constant supply of electricity...I live in Nigeria but those are the two things I miss most about my home country.
Aww. Oh wow. Maybe I will do part 2 which part of Nigeria do you stay?
Our lovely Kenyan friend
@@euniceshalom Falomo Ikoyi, married to a Nigerian too ooo
Thank you for this positive feedback on our beautiful Kenya.
That's awesome to hear about My County KENYA thanks for opening our eyes on what we need to appreciate
I learned a lot and very interesting as I have never been outside east coast of USA, and grew up in NYC; I have missionary son in Kenya, and Rev. Fr. in Nigeria so I am always interested in Africa particularly Kenya and Nigeria, also Uganda and Ghana as well. Hard to imagine nations and life on other side of the globe. 👏👍🌹
Ahaa l knw ur son who is rev we love him bt nowdays 8s he's comedian 😆
Am glad you appreciate our country as we strive to grow. We still have a long way to go
Am subscribing right away.We are Kenyans.We are very supportive.May your channel grow bigger.One love Africa.❤️❤️🇰🇪🇰🇪
Lots of love from 🇰🇪... thanks for reminding us all the things to be greatful about... sometimes you have access to things until it looks like they are everywhere in the world... about Nigeria I just love your film industry...the way you support the industry explains why the first film one probably watched was Nigerian...and your music industry is 👍
Great content about kenya.I thank God for being a kenyan.For the escalator issue it was too funny 🤣🤣
Wow, after watching this video I had to re-evaluate the way we view our country KE! Eunice has made really some good points in the video and I fee like the other countries should borrow our best practices as we learn some of their best practices as well.
The joke on the potholes and the Nigerian map had me in real tears!! 😂
Thanks girl,
Great picture of Our Country ❣️
I actually enjoyed watching this video, i like your jocks that were placed in between the video
Thanks for the compliments,we in Kenya we respect Nigerians, me as a football lover,I remember Rashid yekini playing here in Kenya JJ okocha ,adebayo ,kanu nwanko,taribo west and the good English spoken by Nigerians , bravo my fellow lovely people.
Luv your video.we have free wifi in hospitals, banks, universities, matatus.i mean the list goes on and on🇰🇪
Thank you so much for the reviews. Remember our running 🏃♀️......
Asante dadangu kutoka Nigeria. Ni mzuri sisi kama waafrika kuisifu Afrika yetu. Ebu na tuilinde,tuijenge,tuisifu na tuishi zote kwa amani na upendo. Dadangu karibu tena kenya. Love❤️from Kenya 🇰🇪
Thank you for the compliments which some Kenyans never appreciate.I knew how blessed my country is when I went to live in a neighbouring country for two years.
This is a very refreshing video. The thing I love most about Kenya is the peace. Unlike many African countries the soldiers are very disciplined and you will never see them unless they are moving from barracks to postings. You can travel between cities and smaller towns comfortably on road or air. The only unfortunate thing is we take it for granted and always complain.
Kenyan security is too notch
True but hang on.. Elections are round the corner, then you will see them in their true colors 😂
And the freedom here
@@yaratewa4512 😂 and am here after the elections, to confirm that we are still enjoying the Peace ✌️
Wow. I love your honesty and hype. You are so informative. Kudos!
Keep it Up Dear,
Good Work, Good Work...