My culture shock in Kenya as a Nigerian tourist, I never saw these coming

[@cndiaye08]

As a Senegalese brother I attest that Kenya is truly a wonderful country.

[@thatratbianca3766]

HEI I love my country but please, this place is not good 😅. If you see the taxes we are milked to pay the 50+ political goons of our president? You'll change your mind 🇰🇪

[@soothingrelaxingtime8976]

@cndiaye08 only if you have money

[@cndiaye08]

@@soothingrelaxingtime8976 😅 guess that’s a true statement for a lot countries in this world.

[@NaomiMaingi-pp9mp]

​@@thatratbianca3766😂😂😂😂wacha kuchoma😅😅😅😅

[@sintoderrick6277]

​@@NaomiMaingi-pp9mplakini Kuna kaukweli 🤣

[@mambojambo7486]

So refreshing to see Kenya through the eyes of a Nigerian sister. Karibu Kenya 🇰🇪

[@jamesmuriithi9254]

Very refreshing to hear a Nigerian lady talk positively about her experience on her visit to Kenya. I am proud of my country, welcome everyone to Kenya .

[@juliamusau1009]

Honestly give credit to whom it belongs 🎉 I'm a Congolese schooling in Nairobi, Kenyan are making a good job😊

[@bellaolum9768]

Musau is a Kenyan Kamba name, I didn't know it was also a Congolese name

[@cyrosemueni5269]

Wikenga Ndunge!!😂

[@Vatethina3178]

Apparently Musau is a Congolese name! So our ancestors came from their...😮

[@balakunga9121]

Its not unused land.Its protected land for wildlife

[@bessiek4311]

The rate at which Nigerian ladies are hyping kenya I'm Even falling in love with their vlogs. 🎉❤

[@annea5781]

Ikr 😂

[@lindababa5357]

😂❤🎉😊

[@GM-sz2tz]

Very true

[@Tigressnjoki.]

Here in Kenya, Drivers use car horns to greet each other(Hooting), in fact, we want every seat to have a horn even us passengers we want to greet people we know outside the car🤣

[@zenaabdalla1367]

😂😂😂😂

[@deniskamau6946]

Hii nayo imenimaliza🤣🤣

[@nelimamurutu8113]

🤣🤣🤣 I now believe we are funny

[@Skzxladan917]

Most 🇰🇪'n comment ever 😁

[@theroadtripguy402]

😂😂😂😂😂😂This is the comment I never knew I needed.

[@Ladyfaithke]

Kenya is one of the most inclusive and diverse countries in the world ,foreigners live like locals as long as they are trouble free .

[@josephomondi4372]

You forgot that you didn't experience NEPA blackouts, no generators... am Kenyan and stayed in Nigeria 3 years and had my culture shocks too starting with food for breakfast not tea. Can I tell you more?

[@paulmwangi4505]

I'd love to hear more😊

[@eldios831]

​@@paulmwangi4505huyu labda alikuwa ndunduri....huko watu hukula food asubuhi....😂😂😂😂...nway jokes

[@bellaolum9768]

Wanakula wanyama wa porini

[@daviddavid9100]

We don't need an AC not because of extra charges but because the weather does not require an AC.

[@Africaly_]

I'm glad to hear all this abt Kenya. I must visit Kenya soon. Much love to my Kenyan people from Ghana.

[@lucyjohn3090]

Karibu

[@jocelynmuraya9193]

Welcome back to Kenya. The walking you did as you entered the airport is a security feature. Remember Kenya has suffered several terrorist attacks and the government is committed to protect its citizens.

[@ODan-wz2lz]

Not unused land, it's called a wildlife reserve or game reserve/park. That's set aside for wild animals.

[@KelvinKim-desu]

We do love East African music but you guys in Naija are just killing it. Your music is just 🔥. Moto

[@cobwebtheorem7538]

And Congolese rumba. Okay, I'm from an older generation, that knew Fela Kuti...but still prefers rumba by far.

[@KelvinKim-desu]

@@cobwebtheorem7538 Fela is the father of everything that is happening in Nigeria right now. Nairobi is the mother of rumba and Lingala. A bit of African music history for you. 😅

[@cobwebtheorem7538]

@@KelvinKim-desu Hey, I met rumba artists in the 70s through to the 90s, and even 2000s...I lived through that history. Hata nayebi lokoto ya Lingala (I even speak the Lingala language). Lingala is from the Kongo basin, not Nairobi. I wrote 'Congolese' rumba since there's also Afro-Cuban rumba, from which the Congolese rumba is derived. Ya solo. Lisolo ya mikolo ya kala. True. Some history for you too.

[@KelvinKim-desu]

@@cobwebtheorem7538 Amazing!

[@edwardouma3204]

Wait till you get to Tanzania😂 Too much idle land. They think Kenya's are obsessed with land.

[@lizmwangi4394]

We are cool because we dont eat pepper like nigerians😂 Also we are not loud because we dont have generators on that makes us shout 😂Power supply is okay

[@djmems2545]

😂😂😂

[@cynthiagachoka7736]

Kenya is a wonderful and blessed country but many Kenyans do not know that or dont appreciate it until they travel to other countries. My Land is Kenya..I love what we have.

[@milanzawadi]

Exactly, after I travelled I swear kenya is a good country ni vile tu we have greedy leaders

[@MamaAK12]

Absolutely. It took traveling to other African countries to appreciate Kenya.

[@rutotradez]

So true

[@Okwash1]

Kenya is a good but we still have a lot to do.

[@Shampah.The.Emo.Rapper]

Which countries I want to see something

[@otungalarry951]

Do not joke with those people...they are the ones who started the online mobile transfer in the world!!

[@jepkemei]

The reason aircon are not used often is because the weather is moderate. Thank you for this review of Kenya 😍

[@IAmOfwona]

Lovely video! We love Nigerians 🇳🇬, more of you should come visit and live here! Fun fact: The 'unused' land actually belongs to our wild animals, and wild animals have priority there, we just visit them and go back to our homes 😃

[@beatricebolger9824]

Thank you for visiting my country and your lovely evaluation I really appreciate. We love our Nigerians they make us proud. Love from Philadephia Pennsylvania.

[@stevestephen2122]

President should not be given any credit for mpesa

[@chetasworld1]

Oh, didn’t know that

[@ladysafari01]

M-Pesa was established by Kenya's leading telecommunications company Safaricom in 2007 and since then they have launched several other products that make it easy for locals to transact businesses over the phone. M-Pesa would not have had the success it did without the support of the Government- they have 35% of the shares and Central Bank insures M-Pesa deposits.

[@benkiriama6169]

You're welcome nxt time sister, the mpesa wasn't brought by the president 😂, he's a thief.

[@carlton_ed8444]

​@@benkiriama6169kiria we! 😂

[@jamesokoth6655]

​@@benkiriama6169 😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉

[@bettyk9771]

It’s just not the drivers that are calm. The people too! For me west Africans are very theatrical and at first I used to think they are always arguing only to realize it’s just a normal way of conversing.😂

[@chetasworld1]

Exactly

[@RA-ms3je]

True

[@marthamakola2512]

Felt the same in Cameron and Nigeria, I was like why are they quarrelling?

[@bettyk9771]

@@marthamakola2512 I know right😂😂😂😂

[@africanqueenmo]

Interesting welcome to Kenya. The reason why the airport security separates people from cars is because of our unfortunate experience with terrorist attacks. Kenya places a high premium on securing public spaces. Especially the airport, malls, supermarkets, hotels and anywhere were there is high human traffic. Im sure you noticed this difference with our country as well. Security checks can feel like paranoia but are necessary for deterring enemy attacks on our beloved country. 🎉

[@nancynyagah6843]

Very well put. Our security is top notch and more so we are a tourist destination. A must to safeguard our beautiful Kenya

[@karenagufana6928]

Wow, as a Kenyan am amazed the way people from other countries speak well about our country.

[@glitzbanulo]

The reason as to why most cab drivers prefer those small cars is because they are more ecenomical since they consume less fuel. That way a driver will make more profit as compared to when they use a bigger car.

[@chetasworld1]

Really? Didn’t know that

[@MJ-ye7dd]

Sipendi those dolly cars,,,kengine nili order kalipofika , karibu nikatae kuingia 😅😅😅

[@violetbusaka8727]

First video watching... Thank you visiting our country, we love visitors 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪

[@MamaSamKK]

You are the first Nigerian to speak positive about Kenya. The way most people say we are arrogant! Thanks ❤❤, we love you too.

[@achienglilian6395]

Kenyans are not arrogant

[@nancynyagah6843]

Most people compliment Kenyans. Nigerians are arrogant

[@sunshinerays7000]

Are you new to KZbin? Clearly you are because you have not seen the many videos of Nigerians talking positively about Kenya.

[@TheTororist]

really? ive watched a lot of these videos, never once heard anyone say that

[@trizahkigo6909]

Lol you should do your research well.

[@millynduya4835]

Free WiFi even in Matatu 🇰🇪❤️

[@nellymutegi910]

So refreshing to hear someone portray Kenya positively especially with the way the country is now..We love you our African sister you are welcome to stay😂

[@ikpayback]

The hooting thing (horn) in traffic was a culture shock for me as a Kenyan visiting Lagos 😂

[@florencetessie3681]

A real culture shock for me too, and running while crossing the road

[@janemarjorie4175]

Me too and the multitude of people.

[@MamaAK12]

💯!

[@kimwang2787]

​@@florencetessie3681why are they running?? 😂😂😂

[@sieundanyandika]

Good overview of Nairobi. I'm Kenyan but Nigerians are great people. Confident, innovative and really aggressive. So helpful when you meet them outside of Africa.

[@chetasworld1]

Exactly, thanks for the compliments to my people ❤️

[@josiahnyaroo5111]

Wao watu ni mikora tuu

[@redhillhero1975]

unakaa wapi? lol . stop the flattery

[@josiahnyaroo5111]

@@redhillhero1975 huyu jamaa hajui hao watu-watamfix ndio atajua kuwajua vizuri

[@sieundanyandika]

@redhillhero1975 I can't buy your stereotype.

[@oquemwa_thewolf]

Wifi everywhere that's why you don't joke carelessly online with kenyans 🤣🤣🤣

[@AriseBeHealed]

With the calmness of drivers, Easy Africans are generally calm People. Lived in Kenya for 12 years after my family left Uganda civil war.Left in 86 Went back to.invest and do business because of the stability and strong currency. I will invest and do invest in Kenya anytime over Uganda. Love the climate, love the Kenyan accent, friendly people, love East Africa!. I've been to Nigeria and l can tell you, there a pluses but honestly l will pick Kenya anytime.

[@Desamz23]

@Arisebehealed, Welcome to Kenya Hakuna matata

[@AriseBeHealed]

@@Desamz23Thank you!

[@Desamz23]

@@AriseBeHealed Where are you from in Uganda.

[@AriseBeHealed]

@@Desamz23 North parents from Moyo District.

[@liviaG87]

Generally the East African people are more calm comparing to the west Africans. You should also visit Tanzania and see how calm and welcoming they are😊

[@chetasworld1]

I definitely will

[@chenzhenzhu8046]

they don't like us kenyans tho, tanzanians that is

[@MsJamba09]

​@@chenzhenzhu8046. They think we are aggressive. 😊 Don't know what a Nigerian would say about this . However they are very graceful, welcoming, polite and gentle. Our neighbors Tanzanians and Ugandan women know how to make their men feel like kings. Kenyan women pursuing Business and careers are off putting.😅😅

[@vickiebenson7980]

​@@MsJamba09 Kings? Where are their kingdoms lol! Coddling men who can't build sh*t is why they're underperforming compared to western men.

[@that_bloke_kiri]

seeing fellow africans enjoying Kenya is beautiful. karibu sana

[@naadiramubarak4593]

Hello! I’m an American. So, I’m getting the impression that Africans don’t travel to the other African countries? Or don’t study each other’s country. Is this true or just for you. I’m planning to visit Tanzania, Kenya, and Uganda this year because my Visa is open for these. But I have done a lot of research. I’m hoping African presidents make it easier for Africans to travel the continent!

[@chetasworld1]

That’s true to an extent, most people remain in their countries but it’s very important to visit other countries to learn and enjoy their culture.

[@chetasworld1]

@@byHisgraceandmercy Well said

[@ladysafari01]

Very true. Grew up in Kenya and the only Africans that I met were refugees from war-torn neighboring countries not tourists. The few who could afford to travel would only visit South Africa,Europe and the Middle East. In the recent years things have changed and KZbin has played a really big role in encouraging people to travel to other countries. I came to the U.S in 1990 for college and this was where I met my first Nigerian, Ghanaian, Senegalese, Zimbabwean etc....

[@MbogoKim-je5ym]

African Americans actually don't need a visa to visit kenya. Was passed last week..

[@africassafari4429]

In Kenya we know the history of most nations including america, england and other African countries.

[@TuitionAssociates]

1: Small cars are used for Bolt taxis because they are cheaper to fuel. 2: Kenyans are very friendly people until they are provoked. Then you see a bad side of us! 3: We also have public buses (matatu) that honk a lot and they have touts. It depends what part of the city that you visit.

[@WambuiNdungu]

The honking done in other countries drives you nuts my bratha!

[@lilianzadock8460]

Visit Nigeria and you will say kenya traffic n honk is better i feared for my life with the crazy driving

[@timothykinoti7768]

Hi...I'm a Kenyan I really enjoyed your vlogs...the large land masses for tourism are because tourism is a big industry in Kenya....it gives us around 2billion dollars anually...we depend on tourism and agriculture...we receive around 1.7-2 million tourists a year....next time come and visit the white coastal beaches..other bigger parks ..etc.

[@chetasworld1]

I definitely will, thanks for the feedback

[@FERESE]

She didn't research 'Land Mass"in Africa. She focuses on population. I'm sure she doesn't know her neighbors in Niger republic and Mali are bigger than Nigeria.

[@lavoste007]

Ugali is eaten in east and southern africa parts but with a different name.

[@fegow-farmland8399]

Many naija don't know that, they only know kenya

[@lydiakwamboka4583]

So the Wi-Fi we take for granted here is a big deal somewhere 😂😂 🇰🇪Mpesa has nothing to do with the president and we love naija music welcome back again

[@shalomkind4575]

Yuo should have googled Nigerian restaurants ..plenty! Or eat pillau chapati etc

[@philipochola7585]

The meal is called Ugadi very popular in East and Central Africa. The most popular foreign music in Kenya is from DRCongo. Nigerian movies are very, very popular in kenya.

[@alicewahome1113]

Let me correct you not(ugdi) it's called (ugali from maize)

[@anitaobeid758]

Proudly Kenyan my mother land,Ugali and nyama choma is our staple food.Karibu Kenya,Hakuna matata❤❤👍💯

[@jameskamotho7513]

Nigeria not using coins is cause your currency has depreciated so much... it's not a flex.

[@chetasworld1]

Who said it’s a flex?

[@jafrednasongo458]

i like your show if I CAN COME TO NIGERIA I VERY TASTE FUFU AND ALSO VIST OSOFIA

[@milka1827]

You just earned a new subscriber for marketing my country of Kenya 🇰🇪 well well 👏

[@felixdatche9278]

In terms of bolt, I think you always chose economy classes... We have a really wide variety of cars for bolt.

[@chetasworld1]

Oh really? Didn’t know that

[@kasikwagoma6740]

The swallow in other parts of Africa is more varied. In Zambia where I am from we make swallow from cassava, sorghum, corn flour like what northern Nigerians eat called tuo. In fact northern Nigerians have a similar diet to southern, Eastern and Northern Africans. I noticed that northern Nigerians also eat soured milk butter, fresh cow's milk which is very popular in Zimbabwe Zambia, south Africa, etc

[@thepatriotickenyan1]

I find it interesting that you are praising Kenyan drivers😂. I live in the US but cannot drive within the city of Nairobi. The bodaboda madness is what am yet to learn how to deal with. The bodaboda were introduced by the late President Kibaki as a way of creating a source of income. I only wish they were more organized in their operations. But glad people are able to earn a livelihood.

[@dukeofalego6510]

Go to Uganda

[@susankamau2794]

Yes the airport personnel in Lagos asking for money openly shocked me when I visited Nigeria in 2017

[@kimwang2787]

I hope hatutawai fika hapo

[@dayodaniel2500]

They don’t forcefully ask, but if you give them, they’ll pampered you like a baby and can die for you if you are by any means in trouble. Am not encouraging them though. Before I became rich I was on the street too, so I know what’s up

[@AliAsadMo]

Nice content. I'm surprised Nigeria shops and stores don't have Wi-Fi connection 😂 Also Nairobi is so cold sometimes gets to 10°C or even less that's why it's not a popular thing to turn on AC. Also, Our 1 shilling coin still has value. I know Nigeria's 1 naira might not have any value?

[@chetasworld1]

Very true, you have a point there

[@africassafari4429]

Not true we many shops don't take the shilling coin

[@AliAsadMo]

@@africassafari4429 you're missing the point. Kenya still has the shilling in circulation. I still buy 5 sweets when travelling for 5 shillings.

[@mcback4384]

AC doesn't mean for lowering temperature only

[@AhmedAli-hc8xq]

The energy u have is of another level. Kenya is a very beautiful country with beautiful people . Imagine just one video and there u had my subcribtion. Thanks for sharing ur experience.

[@TrueKnowledge15]

Im proud to be Kenyan.. didnt even know we have come this far.. With good leadership Kenya can be the best country in Africa..

[@1andeyo]

Now we have the worst leadership watch see Kenya go to the dog

[@alfredtech5218]

unaishi kwa kichaka nene?

[@woimarateng]

​@@alfredtech5218😂😂

[@joyandpeacefullaughter5307]

​@@woimarateng😂

[@katesworld9336]

​@@alfredtech5218bro 😁🤣

[@heavendarliahblackqueen58]

As a kenyan....this is literally what we mean like nairobi is the capital of Africa...you got yourself a new subscribers

[@carolinenjoroge9092]

If u touch kenyan wildlife! You are done.

[@kibetkoech2143]

You forget to tell them that even at public places like Uhuru Garden and PSV we connect free wifi

[@ChristianLight1746]

From Kenya... Yes, Kenyans are very friendly...and can be quiet comical... even in serious things... Well, there are two sides to a coin...and their is the other side... Loved the review...

[@calj89]

The plastic bags that you saw are illegal. They are smuggled into the country from Uganda.

[@JuliusNjaramba-k3t]

That where walk to the airport is a security chek

[@Mscugu]

Kenyan food is a no 😂😂😂😂 But the WiFi is true

[@jilmacsafaris53]

Mpesa is a young man's idea and propelled by Caribbean CEO of Safaricom the late Bob Collymore

[@shirublessed1024]

I watched this bcoz i saw the name of my country😂 and wanted to know whats the matter, thanks we love u

[@tonnitoedwards]

When she says kenyan drivers are calm she is comparing relative to Nigerians... Like oga they so loud...! But to the kenyan standard our driver are the craziest in the world , we think..

[@stellajepkorir765]

The check up at the airports are for security reasons .much love from Kenya

[@joshuaobaro9315]

Thank you for your work on your channel. I wish to challenge you on a secret that you missed. Kenyan women are secretly rich economic Aly because of what is called CHAMA kindly find out

[@bingorolly]

Those small cars are known as kei cars in Japan they are literally like cars on motorcycle engines you get the comfort of a car but with a fuel efficiency of motorcycle that means less emissions cleaner air and less costly to fuel therefore economical for carb drivers 🤗

[@chetasworld1]

Wow, very enlightened

[@jergithi8753]

Wonderful 👍🏿 My beautiful Kenya!

[@newseriesrecap]

Very professional 😊 welcome again sister you really praised Kenya with Alot of love thank you so much

[@favourbahati5871]

Just like we Kenyans also wonder how can someone drive on the left like left hand driving? 😂😂😂

[@pentracy]

I'm a Kenyan thank you for your observations and experience I will one day visit your country also 🙏🏾.🇰🇪🇺🇸

[@Luhje]

I really wept for Nigeria when I watched this video. Where did we go wrong as a country? Oder countries are developing while our own is collapsing due to our useless traditions of magic and witchcraft. Who will save this our Ningeria Oh. Here is the list that shock everyone. It contain the latest information from analytical statistic as of July 2023. Has you can see Ningeria is at di bottom of di barell. If care is not taken Nigeria's reputation may never be salvaged. Grade A: Well Developed, Good Infrastructure, Functional Systems, Western World Standards Score: 85-100% South Africa Kenya Ivory Coast Rwanda Namibia Grade B: Potential for Greatness Score: 75-84% Madagascar Reunion Comoros Mayotte Seychelles Sao Tome and Principe Saint Helena Cape Verde Grade C: Still Developing, Potential for Improvement Score: 65-74% Ghana Uganda Ethiopia Swaziland Zambia Grade D: Slowly Developing Score: 55-64% Angola Cameroon Gabon Chad Congo (Braza) Congo (DR) Central African Republic Burundi Eritrea South Sudan Djibouti Mozambique Lesotho Malawi Guinea (Conakry) Guinea (Bissau) Guinea (Equatorial) Zimbabwe Benin Liberia Burkina Faso Gambia Mali Senegal Togo Mauritania Grade E: Strict Harsh Cultural/Religious Obstacles Score: 25-44% Morocco Algeria Egypt Libya Tunisia Western Sahara Sudan Grade F: In Shambles, Systems Hardly Function, High Corruption, Bribery Etc. Score: 0-24% Nigeria Somalia Tanzania

[@obedmukabane3146]

I'm really impressed with this Lady very entertaining presentation about Kenya . welcome great sister of Africa God bless.

[@jessicaabranches7060]

Pray For Us all in Kenya we need to get Full deliverance with Blood of Jesus Christ!

[@clementine4133]

You are so beautiful and funny. Your energy is contagious. You made my day! Thank you for sharing, I earned a lot.

[@macacanalspain-crotchetkni2623]

mobile banking Mpesa is a game changer in Kenya,the best innovation ever.. Nairobi has great weather,no need for air-conditioners Kenyans are very calm, and aren't loud at all.

[@mr.humble877]

Igwe ! Igwee !! Igweee !!....to Sister Cheta From Naija.....For appreciating Kenyan Vibes. Plan for a longer stay next time.

[@chetasworld1]

I definitely will 🙏🙏🙏

[@titantriton1175]

In mainland kenya ACs is not that common but its a total necessity in the coastal region and islands and northern part of kenya...if you want to relax your mind head to the white coastal beaches of diani or watamu ..youll be refreshed ..thank me later

[@chetasworld1]

Thanks for this feedback

[@rutotradez]

Kenya 🇰🇪 is the best country fr in Africa after travelling to other African countries i still like kenya its like they say East or West home is best!!

[@MTPMUSIC001]

For your safety in future use Uber and not bol*

[@chetasworld1]

Thank you for the update

[@nkarogo007]

Karibu!!! Also WiFi in public transport (matatu). Its humbling as somethings are taken for granted but when you hear it from someone else,you know it's a blessing ❤

[@christineogolla8519]

Happy and Humbled,proud of my Country Kenya,you are welcomed back again next time

[@dorisangwenyi8250]

Due to terorisim that's why the airport, placed such rules and not only at the airport, its for screening, body capturing, even malls security had to be beefed up.

[@alimudenyo4424]

Refreshing to hear such a positive pov of kenya from you my African sister. Really beautifully put

[@monicanyamu2207]

Finally someone praised Kenyans we are humbled dear.

[@ProphetWilfredNgwanyi_2023.]

Welcome back to Kenya my dear sister and explore more about our country.

[@thoragould6951]

Kenya does seem to be a wonderful continent. Well Done Kenya 🇰🇪🇿🇦

[@WandiaNjama]

It's a country😅

[@Myles2014youtube]

hahahahaha.....very funny. your country is a...............nt

[@Myles2014youtube]

not seriosley tho

[@cedricszone.6102]

😂😂😂😂

[@naibei_Tv]

We Also shocked with left handed steer😅🇰🇪

[@ChristianLight1746]

On food... Kenyan food is quite diverse...and we also do have plantain, but it is not popular... The dishes range from meat products eg muturwa, to traditional African foods and vegetables to swahili dishes (sort of like a mildly spice indian foods), to a plethora of wheat products eg chapati, mandazi, mahamri etc

[@benjaminjuma6967]

🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪 welcome back 😂

[@ruthmakotsi3677]

Thanks for selling Kenya so well. We definitely are trying. Glad you didn't meet pickpockets in the supermarkets or on the streets. The police are trying. Thank you ❤❤

[@chetasworld1]

❤️❤️❤️

[@Sparxx74]

which suprmarkets do you go to that have pickpockets?

[@edukabs]

You are sick.

[@yvonneisigi]

​@@Sparxx74😂...I wonder.Unless she's the pickpocketer in the supermarket.

[@letscook8299]

which pickpocketS?look at this one

[@biliaminuyusuf]

Pls can you guide on how to travel to Kenya from Nigeria by road?

[@chetasworld1]

No I can’t but I can guide you on how to travel from Nigeria to Ghana by air, this video should help you kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4XNo2eog9SEia8si=lYqf3oHff0Rqu-Y0

[@Akaa77777]

no generators in Kenya too.. constant electricity

[@chetasworld1]

Exactly, very important information

[@kenlikavo326]

I love Nigeria, Benin, Togo, Ghana... Hope I can get to visit west Africa.

[@firstviolin596]

Thanks for confirming, I have always observed major cultural differences with my friends from Nigeria with me in diaspora. I keep telling them " don't say in Africa we do this or that ... just say in Nigeria because we dont do the same in kenya" sure I tell them no-one will ask for a "gift" at the airport, of mpesa they think is exaggeration, then the food😅 we are soo different, they think mine is flat food and I say theirs is too spicy or greasy. You are absolutely right, so similar yet soo different. But still Kenya is at another level in terms social welfare and reducing economic austerity. I have shared this clip with my oga friends-ooo thank you so much Cheta's world for coming to my defence😄 now Olu, Ade, Emeka. Amaka and others will know the truth, you get what I mean eichhh oooo😂😂

[@aprildawn2942]

😂😂😂

[@bella-qz6ls]

Nobody uses AC in Kenya.. Didn't u notice the cool weather..If u go to the villages then ul see large acres of land unused...glad u enjoyed..

[@chetasworld1]

I sure did

[@ceciliamuthungu424]

Nobody uses AC? My goodness. Go to the coast.

[@samwanyoike193]

Coast mtu anakunywa maji kama ngamia.

[@bella-qz6ls]

​​@@ceciliamuthungu424.I should have said in Nairobi coz. this video she talks Abt Nrb..And even in Coast There are those who use it but the majority use Fans.. especially those overhead fans..and yes I stay in Mbaraki Msa.

[@susanwanjiru8053]

You just earned a new subbie Cheta! Thank you giving us such a positive reveiw! I mean there so many things we take for granted down here in Nairobi. It is so refreshing to see Kenya through your lenses. God bless you. I really look forward to visiting Nigeria - it's in my bucket list this year.

[@chetasworld1]

You are welcome to Nigeria. You'll certainly enjoy it too

[@ciruwainaina]

Kenyans barely use AC unless it's the heater. The weather is generally cool

[@jackgithinji2955]

the land is meant for wildlife which brings tourists who come with money. it has purpose

[@dorisangwenyi8250]

Reason as to why we don't do AC Nairobi is cold city, we only put it on when need be, if you requested they could put it for you, but mostly in places like mombasa, generally coast region its hot, ACs are always on.

[@jameskimani5414]

Why tf would you thank the president for mobile banking 😂

[@chetasworld1]

Because tf I thought he drove it with whatever telco or body facilitated it

[@rakelpeneyambeko]

Very funny how a Nigerian finds other accents funny, if you can only really also see/listen to/hear your own accent 🤣🤣. Anyway, such a refreshing video and as a Namibian i have learnt a few things about Kenys through this video.

[@Lovelynesike]

You're from Namibia, and you're talking about Nigerian accent?😂😂😂. You're the one who actually needs to hear/see/listen to your accent😂. Abeg mind yourself o