Life in Nairobi: Luxury Apartment Shopping & My First Comic Con!

[@NerdNovaTech]

Wow, 4 The Culture really knows how to capture the vibrant essence of Nairobi! From exploring luxurious apartments to attending the city's first Comic Con, this video is a testament to how diverse and exciting life in Nairobi can be. It's amazing to see the blend of modern living and creative culture come alive. Nairobi isn't just a hub for business; it's a space where art, innovation, and luxury intersect. Kudos to 4 The Culture for showcasing the city's dynamic vibe makes you want to pack your bags and experience it all firsthand!

[@4thecultureco]

Thank you for the kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

[@geoffreyngesa6804]

I just love to see our melanin sisters having fun in Kenya. Karibu nyumbani beautiful one and enjoy to the max.

[@4thecultureco]

Asante sana

[@ringringring1718]

Wish the machakos county govt would take those estate roads seriously. The vertical development in Syokimau is years ahead of the horizontal infrastructure.

[@ScriptieThe]

The Tree Apartments are really very beautiful! A view of the nairobi national park is a great plus! Hope its affordable and you are able to settle for it as your choice. Welcome to Nairobi!

[@thebomb5629]

I always advice visitors to avoid Boda Bodas. I am a local and never use them for safety and security reasons. Stats are out there for anyone who wants to argue.

[@bellaolum9768]

Me neither, those things scare me to the core, can't stand them!

[@Morido-1]

I need to be in Nairobi like right now! That intro is dope!

[@tonyafrica7085]

You are truly representing the reality of Nairobi well dada! Great video, for sharing!!!

[@4thecultureco]

Asante sana! Keep watching for more Nairobi adventures!

[@coyoluo]

The last apartment was really nice.

[@ScriptieThe]

You could also check out apartments in the Ruaka area which is in the suburbs but not too far from town. The road network is much more better than what I have seen in this video.

[@4thecultureco]

Thanks for the tip, I’ll check it out!

[@elsiec2356]

The 3rd apartment is niiice!!!❤❤

[@4thecultureco]

I agree!

[@mikega1252]

At least you still gave him a chance to show you the apartments even though he didn’t have a car.

[@hk254lyt8]

It’s so sad that our government is not taking road maintenance seriously

[@polycarpkadima5385]

They are keeping it authentic, they are trying to keep it as natural as possible 😉

[@hk254lyt8]

@ bruh

[@Yourunclestoenail]

Welcome to Africa

[@Slingshots8]

loved it ❤❤

[@miriamhoward5865]

Very beautiful apartments 😍🇰🇪

[@4thecultureco]

Thanks for watching!

[@mikega1252]

Please show houses as well for those who do not want to live in an apartment. You did an excellent job with showing the apartments. Do it as a business.

[@4thecultureco]

I will work on that. Thanks for watching!

[@ewm4266]

My home town Syokimau 😊😊😊

[@spacesandplacesoutthere]

My sista while there in Kenya, you should start asking them literally everything you can before you conduct any busines out there. From the boda bodas to literally all of the other things I have witnessed that caught you by surpise. I know I will be. Thanks for sharing your channel. Peace and Love from Oakland, Ca 👊🏿💯✈️

[@spacesandplacesoutthere]

You and the Kenyan brotha in the blue & yellow jacket look like you could be related.💯

[@martino6205]

Before 1963, during colonial times, black Africans were not allowed to live in cities, except men who worked for the government, and they could only live in bachelor or single quarters in Eastlands . Eastlands was the only place black people could live in Nairobi, and couldn't bring wives. In European areas of the city, they kept black servants such as cooks (males were referred to as "kitchen Toto's",- Barack Obama's granddad became one after he left the British Army) (toto means big baby), gardeners etc. And because Africans were not allowed to walk in the city without passbooks (were called "kipande", and were a piece of metal hang on the neck with personal details, native reserve, work permit and residents permit for Nairobi/town enclosed), the white home owners had to construct "servant's quarters" for their workers. Due to tradition and the building code having servant's quarters, they kind of stuck to date.

[@mopride7249]

Interesting and sad

[@escalade8759]

That might work for our adult children.

[@worldpetscocktails]

❤

[@jamesmaina7004]

Nice

[@HakiimLukman-vt3yq]

3 bed rooms at 360usd🤔

[@HakiimLukman-vt3yq]

The roads😢

[@tdunde]

Showing fee (consultation fee).

[@trvkim9435]

You got scammed, how can you get charged to be shown an apartment? You'll learn with time

[@4thecultureco]

It’s common but I think it’s a new practice

[@duduville]

Am a kenyan and i have paid before to agents just to be shown an apartment..its normal although there are some who will not charge you but its the norm so she wasn't scammed

[@hk254lyt8]

@@trvkim9435 it’s the norm these days

[@ScriptieThe]

No she wasn't scammed. Infact she was charged a very small amount. Am Kenyan and back in 2015 I paid more than that.

[@Linahdia]

Be careful with some Kenyans....some want to prey on foreigners cash coz they know you are new especially when they hear you have an accent since that is what will mainly show them you are a foreigner