NorthEastearn Kenya solo 7 days travel trip | DAY 1 | This was a bad idea…| Eastleigh to Isiolo

[@michaelogolla]

Isiolo also is a cosmopolitan town in North Kenya with all the North Kenya community eg Somali, samburu, bora a, rendille and turkana , it's in the heart of the country great potential to be a resort city for Kenya

[@jaygad4616]

I interacted with this guy on his trips and he is such a gem.He has seen the gap and boom he gonna concur the world this soon.Keep going bro and see you soon.👏👏👏👏👏

[@paswedacars7921]

Hi Nahashon, it's Pasweda. I met you recently at Karura. I visited Isiolo recently to and I enjoyed Buffalo springs and Archers post

[@Ninaform]

Vipi Pasweda. Buffalo springs and samburu park are very good 🔥🔥

[@theultimategorgeous]

I feel like packing my bags right now! You covered it so well♥️

[@Questkv]

So much history about the the town.. Isiolo looks laid back.

[@nomadictrailskenya7663]

What you are doing is what ive Always wanted to do for the past 5 years

[@rugendorunene545]

Congrats bro, your trip "around Kenya" was really an eye opener! I truly commend you.

[@nelsonlentoror7103]

Liban express that's my favorite I always travel with it

[@derrickmutuma7185]

Isiolo is not in North Eastern Kenya. Isiolo is in Eastern Kenya. Also, Somalis are not the dominant group. That should be Borana and Meru. Somalis are dominant in North Eastern - Wajir, Mandera and Garissa.

[@nurafya24]

Used to be Somali dominant in the 60`s due to the Military Barracks.

[@derrickmutuma7185]

@@nurafya24 Isiolo is historically for the Samburu, Borana and Meru.

[@mohamedmohamud7989]

Bro I am somali from somalia but I can tell you this guy is smart

[@GeneralHensaleey]

Soon will visit Isiola town insha allah It's lovely town

[@kushezmgenge]

Congratulations man keep up with the good job

[@kathurimamwongera6904]

Nahashon, I DEMAND to be tagged in your next trip.

[@juniourx2203]

Great content been to isiolo it is known as texas lewa conservancy is very nice all the way to ngare ndare many samburus leave in ngare ndare ...been to samburu national reserve after archers post

[@Ninaform]

I didnt know its also referred to as Texas. Thats interesting.

[@juniourx2203]

@@Ninaform yeah the wild wild west of kenya you need to see river ewaso nyiro transversing the samburu national reserve crossing the isiolo marsabit highway

[@mosesmichira7428]

Now suddenly I want to visit Isiolo

[@mallow180]

Karibu sana

[@abdallahhustler7911]

Thank you so much for shedding light on the Massacres and injustices done by GOK even in the past 👏🏾

[@fredrickdenge5889]

im saving money so next year we go together to tanzania

[@williamsonnjenga141]

There are minivans in Tea Room , quicker, efficient.

[@husseinyussuf4869]

What was the name of the hotel?

[@gladyswanzala8896]

I love this!

[@cyprianmwangi7583]

Am a big follower bro currently in Qatar,planning to do moyale for my vacation 😎

[@Ninaform]

Moyale video is coming up next.

[@cyprianmwangi7583]

@@Ninaform waiting for it

[@emmanuelmithamo4669]

Content is very good and informative, the local music is a nice touch and makes such local tourism vlogs more enticing. You should note the laws of filming on public lands and exposing private property e.g car number plates without consent. The two makes you liable to prosecution and being sued respectively. Finally, balance audio levels. I am looking forward to more local tourism vlogs and for the rest of Africa.

[@brave-it]

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[@emmanuelmithamo4669]

@@brave-it respect other people's work

[@brave-it]

@@emmanuelmithamo4669 okay sir iv heard you

[@marcomichael3568]

Fanya yako

[@rugendorunene545]

You tube has funny rules... Whereby you can't record music from the background without consent as well, bcause owners can claim part of your content or sue you!

[@GeneralHensaleey]

Which hotel did u stay in Isiola

[@allanmaina3910]

When I grow up (financially) I want to be like nina form

[@patrickpeter7077]

Bro I love what you doing keep up😀

[@michaelogolla]

15:56 the region had shifta gangs who were Somali by origin, they were found in the north eastern part from mandera, wajir and garissa, they wanted these regions to ceceed to Somalia, they were also found in isiolo marsabit dew to marginalization by the colonial, Kenyatta, moi government

[@mucherusidney2045]

Bro you`ve hit the nail on the head. No country in the world would cede its territorial boundaries to another country, not unless your leaders are brainless. African leaders made a resolution to respect the colonial boundaries as they were, in order to avoid perennial conflicts. Imagine Kenya ceding part of its territory to Tanzania, because the Maasai`s in Kenya want to be with their counterparts in Tanzania. It`s unheard of!! The colonial boundaries would often split communities and even relatives, like in the case of the Awori`s (some are in Uganda others in Kenya).

[@ibrahimhissein3769]

Isiolo is somalia

[@briandavies1309]

Did you leave your car in Eastleigh?

[@Ninaform]

I used a cab to get there

[@chikkos7478]

All the best ..

[@brian1260]

Nice content. Keep it up

[@michaelogolla]

8:37 the reason for security check may be because the route is more favooured by human traffickers who use this route to Traffick people from Ethiopia to South Africa

[@inamxmdsheekh1978]

Police checks should be at the border not in the middle of the country! That's bs

[@nurafya24]

I call that BS its random and its almost end of month. So Police need their tea

[@njukibeemusic]

Next time let's travel together. I love to travel.too

[@lyonleech4733]

Isiolo town is the most centralized town in Kenya not too north not to south not too east not too west

[@yuuyuuofficial9865]

Am the driver of the bus all are welcome

[@Ninaform]

Thanks boss 🙏🏾

[@mbuuchege6204]

back bench in the middle

[@chebetcheruiyot7446]

love isiolo

[@hishammastour]

The hotel name

[@israelmwinesemambo6682]

How far is marsabit from isiolo

[@Ninaform]

Roughly 260kms

[@briandavies1309]

Part two

[@Ninaform]

Tomorrow 👌🏾

[@Ninaform]

Tomorrow 👌🏾

[@Christopherkivulai]

Good by to my bed and all mosquitoes we will meet again 😅😅😅

[@seanjamesii4315]

5:46 sniffer dogs

[@Questkv]

Lol!

[@fredrickdenge5889]

najua waria wanashangaa jamaa anaongea na camera ...alaaaa

[@gabistan2007]

The hotel is very cheap

[@Ninaform]

That was a good deal

[@gabistan2007]

Sly has no change the shit roads. Oh mey

[@manofagoodwill6363]

Can you please react to 👉the lady of heaven trailer?❤️😉

[@mucherusidney2045]

Great content bro. Exciting stuff!! But you need to get your facts straight while giving historical information. No country in the world would cede its territorial boundaries to another country, not unless your leaders are brainless. African leaders made a resolution to respect the colonial boundaries as they were, in order to avoid perennial conflicts. Imagine Kenya ceding part of its territory to Tanzania, because the Maasai`s in Kenya want to be with their counterparts in Tanzania. It`s unheard of!! The colonial boundaries would often split communities and even relatives, like in the case of the Awori`s (some are in Uganda others in Kenya), it wasn`t just the Somalis.

[@Ninaform]

I agree with you. The focus of the video was on Kenya somalia. I do understand all the border conflicts and fight over territories and the results of countries splitting because of the same. it is a long complex discussion which honestly no youtube video can solve. Important thing is finding ways to resolve conflicts ammicably.

[@lakhibhangra4]

Try something else...your presentation is v poor..try farming.

[@Ninaform]

😂😂

[@evelyneokado5613]

Heal from whatever is making you bitter. Heal!!!!