PART 2, RELOCATING TO KENYA FROM NIGERIA!!! NOBODY WARNED ME! LIFE UPDATE AND CULTURE SHOCK

[@GinaZara1]

I’m just here smiling sheepishly 😂😅, You nailed it all. My vegetables customer calls himself Asake😂😂 and he named his colleagues too. Kenyans loves Nollywood movies and music.

[@jamidesutv]

You go fear Mr money na 🤣

[@stevenmutumbu2860]

Karimbu MOTHERLAND l9❤❤ l London LOCKED

[@oscarfunnyvideos]

What I like most about your videos you promote Nigeria as much as you promote Kenya. Proud to be Nigerian proud to be in Kenya. I with you all the best

[@jamidesutv]

I’m so glad you noticed!! Thanks for the love ❤️

[@ogomsseries]

Nollywood movies is one thing anyone from any country can relate to because it portrays culture and what happens around us. Nice learning more about Kenya.

[@jamidesutv]

Yes. It’s so relatable 😊😊

[@charityethan254]

Kenyans are generally loving people, they can support you to the last man. Whenever the name Kenya 🇰🇪 is mentioned they invade like a swarm of bees. They love you, they will support you to the last man. That is us ooh

[@jamidesutv]

That’s so cool! Asante 💃🏾

[@bliss252]

You had me grinning from ear to ear from start to finish for some reason lol! The most enjoyable 'Nigerian in Kenya' video I've watched, and I've watched many! Enjoy Kenya girl 🇰🇪

[@jamidesutv]

You’re so kind!! So so glad you enjoyed it. Thanks a lot 💋💋

[@bliss252]

@@jamidesutv you're just delightful. I've noticed others have commented the same as me. You're a natural uplifter because you exude pure joy. Please continue bringing us happiness! haha 🙏☺️ 💕

[@jamidesutv]

Asante sana 😊😊

[@LUo98]

Greetings from Hampshire, England. Thanks for sharing your inspiring and beautiful journey. As a Nigerian I thought we were not well received across the continent. because of your videos i will def visit Kenya just to be around fellow Africans for a change. Keep being Happy🖤

[@jamidesutv]

You should come visit and it’s always nice spend some time on the continent. I’m sure you’ll enjoy Kenya ❤️💐

[@kimwang2787]

Kenya is the most welcoming place.

[@Captyiscool]

Welcome to my beautiful country

[@josephkuria5072]

please visit

[@Ntaman8209]

No africans in Hampshire?

[@ProphetWilfredNgwanyi_2023.]

Hi, Nollywood movies and the Nigerian gospel music is just on another level, for sure we really love it. Feel free to stay anywhere in Kenya. Make visits to our National parks especially in Western Kenya(Kakamega forest, the crying stone).

[@jamidesutv]

I’ve started making trips to the National Parks just haven’t gotten to Kakamega yet. Thank you so much for your kind comments 💕

[@irenemoses7608]

Love from Athens Greece, am a Kenyan living here and of course with so many Nigerians here, who are now my brothers and sisters, I bumped into your video and honestly you’re such a vibe😍😍😍😍

[@jamidesutv]

Thank you for the love Irene!!! Welcome to the squad 💐💃🏾💃🏾

[@Love22320]

So blacks are in Greece too. I barely see them

[@sarahmigiro]

Irene can we have a conversation?

[@fahadmpomba3232]

Not only Kenyans but also Ugandans love Nigerian artistic culture

[@jamidesutv]

That’s true 🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@carlton_ed8444]

We ain't really obsessed with Nigerian music, we are diverse and accommodate/consume all kinds of music. From the south to the north.

[@jamidesutv]

Ok Sir

[@Torihappyness]

Liar!

[@carlton_ed8444]

@@Torihappyness liar is too big a word for a stranger 😁 Ok then, you are obsessed. I don't mind music from all over the world.

[@Vicky1.0]

Speak for yourself man

[@oscarfunnyvideos]

true but Kenyans just don't really appreciate their artists. Unfortunately. You hear more music from Tanzania, Uganda and Nigeria then from Kenya in Kenya

[@periswambui7028]

I'm Kenyan watching you from Jordan .I love it when I see foreigners enjoying our country.Thanks for the video

[@jamidesutv]

Thanks a lot Peru’s. I’m having a good time 😊😊

[@jamidesutv]

*Peris

[@agnesluhanga2505]

Nigerian music is loved everywhere dear. The entire continent loves Nigerian music😀 🇲🇼❤️

[@jamidesutv]

I’m telling you! The love is real

[@kingsley8210]

Oh very interesting video. I am also one of the witness. I'm a Nigerian my wife is from Kenya 🇰🇪. After our traditional marriage in Nairobi we went to Mombasa Beach for our honeymoon very interesting and very lovely experience Keep it up sister 👏🏿 good job

[@jamidesutv]

Thanks a lot Bro. Many more years of love and happiness to you and your wife ❤️

[@kingsley8210]

@@jamidesutv thanks very much Amen and Amen 🙏🏿

[@moseskimara1526]

This lady was born to educate a generation.

[@jamidesutv]

Asante sana

[@johnsonnkonge3694]

Hello Kindly tell the utubers esp from west Africa that living in nairobi all depends on where u choose to live. It's NOT expensive. Live where u can afford.

[@jamidesutv]

Ok Sir

[@linahwambugu6671]

Kiswahili is the national language here and a compulsory language in our schools😊😊

[@jamidesutv]

Very interesting and beautiful language

[@mr.humble877]

Kenyans will continue speaking to you in Swahili ( National Language) because you look like them. But once they realize that you are a Nigerian through your accent, then they can switch to English. Welcome Home !!

[@jamidesutv]

Thanks a lot

[@joycem.9889]

Swahili is our national language, it is compulsory in schools, and I am so proud that we are not glorifying the colonizers. Traditional outfits are not a thing. We didn't grow wearing them, and neither did most East africans or South africans. We are simple people when it comes to hair and makeup. Rarely do Kenyans bleach their skin the way West africans do. Wigs, nah!

[@Zazezoo]

@@joycem.9889Kenyans are very stingy that’s why they don’t spend much on their appearance. Even Kenyans bleach and wear wigs just like the Nigerians. If not brown, they just have poor fashion sense 😅

[@joycem.9889]

Ummm. What? Stingy? No. We are not as capitalist as Nigerians. The bleaching ratios can not even compare. And, I am married to a West African. I know this. Love my simple Kenyans

[@estiewangari6676]

you are now one of us and enjoy your stay here in Kenya. There is soo much more you will explore especially in the rural areas. Enjoy ooo, nigerian movies we have watched almost all .

[@jamidesutv]

I intend to explore more. Thanks a lot

[@teresiawachira1034]

Swahili is a national language, spoken to bring all Kenyan tribes in the same place. One language to all. English is official language, spoken in offices, and businesses, or easy to communicate to foreigners.

[@jamidesutv]

Very interesting. Thanks for sharing ✌️

[@rang3688]

I love how you have mastered some Swahili. And yes, Kenyans, so long as you are black, we will approach you in Swahili, and we are among the most welcoming people and open societies, let may say in Africa. Not bragging, but I think it is true. Wewe ni Mkenya. Get passport 😂

[@jamidesutv]

Hahahhahaha I’ll get passport soon at this rate

[@rang3688]

@@jamidesutv 😂😂… you deserve 🙏🏿

[@gracemukunzi5804]

Swahili is our national language and is spoken by all Kenyans ...... We are so proud of it

[@jamidesutv]

It’s a beautiful language

[@godspromisesamuel5886]

GOD Bless Kenya and Keyans they're good People with good heart. They love Nigeria and Nigerians and we love them back. I love Dee Wango and her Brother I,m-Mawra. Thank you for sharing Sis Bless you. It's so sad too much of competition in Nigeria.

[@jamidesutv]

Thanks for watching 💐💐

[@GZB669]

We're also diverse, but have the advantage of having Kiswahili as our national language. You can head down to Lamu and the coastal area to enjoy Swahili culture.

[@jamidesutv]

That’s what I’m saying! It’s nice that most people can still speak Swahili regardless.

[@Wakilispeare]

You're such a vibe Jami...love your channel 💕👌🏽💐 Na, karibu Kenya ❤️ Interestingly, as you share what you’ve picked about Kenyan culture, some of us are also picking a few things about Nigerian culture...there is beauty in diversity...and beauty in having a fresh perspectives to things that we see every day, we're so used to them as Kenyans therefore we never really notice that they form the fiber of who we are...and contribute to the beauty of our diversity 💕 Beautiful content. 💐

[@jamidesutv]

Thanks a lot for the warm welcome Esther. I agree, it takes fresh eyes to see somethings we take for granted or see as normal. I’m loving it here thanks to kind people like y’all.

[@hiramosebe6328]

On dressing I agree. Even the current and former president plus the opposition leader are just comfortable with untucked shirts and sneakers even on official functions and we like it. Besides, they're comfortable. There's a time suits were the thing even in villages but we're slowly moving away from that. I guess it's a result of western influence. For groceries, you can always buy in bulk in kilograms from the market, not sure where you make your purchases. The small kibandas are at the bottom of the supply chain and they cater for emergencies & low income earners.

[@jamidesutv]

Oh ok that makes sense, I’m almost always buying from small Kibandas.

[@oyindamolaoni7731]

Wow, that makes sense. Although in Nigeria, even to provisions (cornflakes, Milo, sugar etc) we get to buy those in bulks too. And for the middle class, it helps bulk buy for the month and save some money.

[@nellyneddy6046]

@@jamidesutv Ask that you be taken to our major markets, Marikiti (wakulima mkt), Gikomba mkt - the largest mkt in East and Central Africa, City Mkt (here you get all types of fish, white and red meat infact it is within the city centre. Otherwise Karibu sana Kenya na Hakuna Matata.

[@davexkaranja]

You know Nenda Lote???? You're my fave! 😃🤟🏽

[@jamidesutv]

Yes I do, it’s one of my favorite songs 😆😆

[@bellaolum9768]

Swahili unites us as Kenyans across the board. We have 44 ethnic communities but 95% of us can speak some decent Swahili

[@jamidesutv]

Yes I like that most people can still speak decent Swahili

[@FEAFC]

West Africans pick up Swahili so well sometimes. Your tonation is so spot on.

[@jamidesutv]

Thank you. I’m trying my best

[@Zazezoo]

I agree

[@Minnie.s_Haven]

You're melting my heart mamaa, as a Kenyan, Asante sana for such a beautiful review. Karibu Kenya

[@jamidesutv]

Thank you so much Winnie. So so glad you enjoyed it 💋

[@butchwiltshire6686]

Hey, across the pond here. I realize you are in Kenya, justed wanted to say how adorable you are. Every woman I see from Nigeria is so fine I want to move there.

[@jamidesutv]

Thank you so much Butch. I’m blushing ☺️

[@kainoyano4022]

We're not opposed with Nigerians but we appreciate our African people, we love all Africans as a Kenyan living in China wherever I see a black person, I've to great them, period we're Africans and it's our business

[@jamidesutv]

Yes we are brothers and sisters. Thanks for your support! Must feel nice to see a fellow brother in diaspora

[@kainoyano4022]

That feeling will hit someone when he or she is unfamiliar territory, let's be United as Africans, we're blessed

[@frankojojvibes3877]

Smiled all the way😁,, that's true Kenyans love afrobeats a lot

[@jamidesutv]

You guys do 💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾

[@victorekpo8918]

Nice vid. I think your accent is beginning to take up a little Kenyan flavour. I'll check back in 3 years. :-)

[@jamidesutv]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. It’s hard not to pick up somethings

[@ruqayyahcurtis7504]

This is so great to hear. I love Nollywood❤❤❤ Am American and will be living in Kenya soon. I will have the best to enjoy Kenyan and Nigerian culture.

[@jamidesutv]

Please let me know when you get here!! I hope you have a great time. Thanks for your kind comments

[@SharonJebitok.]

I love her alot...she knows alot of Swahili words and the closing part

[@jamidesutv]

💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾

[@Majosh11]

Doing well with your Swahili 👍. I'd say Kenyans dress nicely without overdoing it. West Africans in general are flashy dressers (not in a negative way)... they are just used to going overboard even with their jewelry for example. So to them a Kenyan who is moderately dressed is always underdressed. All good though. Keep up the on point 👌 analysis.

[@jamidesutv]

Yes the dressing styles are different

[@liliansento9410]

As a kenyan I'm very proud watching this

[@jamidesutv]

💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾

[@mokunyo_amos]

We buy tomatoes in small portions so that you can go back tomorrow and buy fresh ones again.. if you buy in bulk tomatoes can go bad easily....we love fresh tomatoes 😊

[@jamidesutv]

Yeah makes sense

[@tkk3852]

Nice video, I enjoyed it. It's true you look Kikuyu. Your new name is Njeri.

[@jamidesutv]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣What does Njeri mean? Thanks for watching

[@tkk3852]

@@jamidesutv It means a warrior. I have googled it just now.

[@jamidesutv]

@@tkk3852 Thanks

[@MargaretAwinja-ls7hx]

You are the best youtuber and i love u so much from Kenya 🇰🇪

[@jamidesutv]

Thank you so much Margaret. You’re welcome to the club ❤️🇳🇬

[@user-cu8sl4mz5d]

Hehehehe, one lovely n bubbly Naija lady. Quite impressive🤩

[@jamidesutv]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 thanks

[@muemah8992]

Swahili = National Language English = Official Language Enjoy🇰🇪

[@jamidesutv]

Thank you

[@giocheca399]

Actually Swahili is both National and Official language

[@kiswahilikitukuzwe2547]

Swahili is both national and official.

[@muemah8992]

@@giocheca399 I stand corrected. Asante🤝

[@muemah8992]

@@giocheca399 🤝Kabisa

[@bella-qz6ls]

Ur right..There is a whole naturalista movement in Kenya right now esp Hair... of course there r women with wigs and weaves but majority keep it natural

[@jamidesutv]

Lots of naturalistas

[@fellybilal]

East and south african women

[@jamidesutv]

Yes South African women too

[@oyindamolaoni7731]

We have them too in Nigeria but I sort of believe too much heat from blow-drying causes a lot of damage to the hair here but it's all beautiful still ❤️❤️

[@hellennjoki5450]

Im a proud Kenyan to have discovered your channel. Everything you daid about kenya and kenyans is true, good research. I personally love Nigerian music so much so that i sing along to Uche Agu's Agidba song and Midnight crew's Igwe song. Nigerian movies are my favourite movies and I'm a big fan of Maurice Sam, Frederick Leonard and Ruth Kadiri and her son who was voted Nigeria's hottest actor 2023.

[@jamidesutv]

Wow!! You know a lot about Nigerian music industry!! Thanks a lot for all your support 🍃

[@nimowairimu897]

Karibu Kenya !! Your Swahili intonation is on point 🙂 We need more Nigerian restaurants and Fashion Designers in Nairobi 😊

[@jamidesutv]

Asante sana!!! They’re coming 💃🏾💃🏾

[@MISS_SHERRY]

As an American 🇺🇸 the only advice I can give u and country I can advise you to go to is Uganda 🇺🇬 I went there for vacation and the people are warm plus the food is great

[@jamidesutv]

I can’t wait honestly!! I’ve heard many wonderful things ❤️

[@Dixonmcdixon]

Liar you are from Uganda portraying yourself as American. There is nothing good in Uganda the capital world of coups

[@zipporahweru2875]

We are also obsessed by your preachers.I love Joshua Selman,Dunsin oyekan ,Sinach ,Orpoko.I like Jollof rice though and the palm oil.I don't get how you guys can do fish and beef together in the same dish 🤣🤣

[@jamidesutv]

The fish and meat combo is very tasty I’m telling you 😉😀. Yes you guys know and follow a lot of our preachers. I was so surprised☺️

[@marieyvonne3605]

I love Joshua Selman,Nathaniel Bassey,Pastor Mildred Okonkwo.I love dodo and eggs.Give me egusi,I am Kenyan but I love super spicy food

[@jamidesutv]

@@marieyvonne3605 Maybe I should do egos give away, You guys even know Solomon Lange.

[@umahilonginusemenike.2665]

Afrobeat is really doing well out there, meanwhile happy birthday JAMIDESU ❤❤

[@jamidesutv]

Thank you my brother

[@smithbunyasi9474]

You're cute.. congratulations you've earned a new subscriber

[@jamidesutv]

Thanks a lot Smith. Welcome to the squad 🤣💃🏾

[@ibrahimmuhidin7194]

I like your energy,so positive and real

[@jamidesutv]

Thank you 🙏🏾😌

[@chichissecret8819]

Starting my weekend with a dose of jamidesu positive vibes🥰..Currently researching and compiling a culture shock video of the Major differences between Kenya and Nigeria such as the people, Lifestyle, weddings, Cultures, entertainment value and more.. Poeple out there should know more amazing things about Kenya.. Well done sis...🥰

[@jamidesutv]

Can’t wait to watch yours 💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾

[@mtuflani]

Bado tunangoja Chichi..😅. Put your best foot forward.

[@WamboMerci]

We cook Fresh food everyday that’s why we only need stuff for one day. And they make food affordable for everyone.

[@jamidesutv]

You’re absolutely right ☺️

[@renelynimah]

In Kenya its rare to find a Kenyan without maasai shukas or a kangasand we also wear kitenge s(ankara)last but not the least we wear Dera

[@jamidesutv]

Ok that’s nice

[@carolineshibendi2178]

One day I'll visit Nigeria and buy things in bulk 😊😊am glad you are learning Swahili very well whover is teaching you should keep up,good work 🥰

[@jamidesutv]

Please visit. We would love to have you 🥰🥰

[@erickmeshac3135]

Even at these moment I'm watching Nollywood,I love Lizzy gold onuwaje, Regina Daniels,ngozi ezeonu,yurl edochie,ken ericks ugo,...............mercy chinwo,ada ehi,Simi, wizkid..............

[@jamidesutv]

Wow!! You really seem to enjoy our content. Thanks a lot

[@androidtv4286]

Sauti Sol should see this & please do this often.

[@jamidesutv]

I’ll do more. Thanks ☺️

[@DavidSalano]

I like Nigerian movies , pete odochie , nkem owoh are some of my favorite actors

[@jamidesutv]

That’s great!! They’re veterans of the industry 🙌🏾

[@keziahokanga3589]

I LOVE that Nigerians dress up for the occasion! This is something Kenyans could borrow a leaf from.

[@jamidesutv]

We love to go all out honestly I was surprised when I got here 🤣

[@tn-hr7ts]

@@jamidesutv I hope we don't rub off on you with our muted-ness 🤣🤣

[@jamidesutv]

You’re already rubbing it off on me. I always struggle with what to wear cos it always seems like I’m overdressed to an occasion 😭

[@lexichep9518]

Actually I love the simplicity of Kenyans. They are unbothered and choose comfort over anything else

[@keziahokanga3589]

@@jamidesutv 😞😞😞

[@Prettylily98]

We actually do wear ankara but mostly for traditional weddings or events or on Sundays for church. Also, ankara in Kenya is called kitenge. Glad you’re enjoying your stay in our beautiful country 😊😊

[@jamidesutv]

Thanks for the warm welcome 🤗

[@japhethwamalwa8775]

Jihisi ukiwa nyumbani,Kenya ni kwako wewe kama muafrika.tunakupenda dada wetu.(fill at home,Kenya is for you as an African.we love you our sister

[@jamidesutv]

Asante sana! 🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@W4veL3ngth]

Omg your whole vibe and laugh is so infectious mashallah 😂 I couldn’t stop smiling watching both the videos. New subie here

[@jamidesutv]

💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾Welcome to the squad. 💐💐💐

[@emekadaniel8268]

Nice one celeb! Goodluck with whatever you were singing and a happy birthday 🎂

[@jamidesutv]

Thanks bro 😎

[@user-rj8fp2gk7q]

❤❤❤❤❤you made my night ooh my God 😂😂love nigerian

[@jamidesutv]

Thank you 😊

[@salmabokayo1561]

You can buy things in bulk, just not in Nairobi town. Maybe go to Githurai or Eastleigh. You can even find powdered milk in Eastleigh

[@jamidesutv]

I really need to find someone to take me to Eastleigh. Thanks a lot 💋

[@robbinsleshira2329]

Waaa, did you just tell her to go to Githurai???

[@HLMM_KE]

Wewe uko sawa kabisa. Umeweza kueleza kwa makini miondoko ilivyo hapa Kenya tena vizuri kabisa. Hongera!

[@jantymugasia2035]

New subie here, i enjoyed it to the end

[@jamidesutv]

Thanks Janty. You’re welcome ☺️

[@naomifavor2887]

🤣🇰🇪 bring part 3&4 of this to you speaking nice Swahili no one can tell you are a foreigner karibu kenya

[@jamidesutv]

Hahahhahaha. Thanks Naomi. More videos coming 🤭🥰🥰

[@peachykeen2189]

I like you already! First time watching your videos and you had me smiling all the way to the end.. .so true what you said about kenya.

[@jamidesutv]

Yippee 💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾So glad you enjoyed it. More to come

[@elizabethakinola6421]

Hi enjoyed your video, very educative and informative, I am naija living in America. Wishing you all’s the best sis!

[@jamidesutv]

Thank you so much Elizabeth! God bless you, stay tuned for more 💋

[@stephenkamau6845]

Tunakupeda mama. much love from.#254🇰🇪🇰🇪

[@jamidesutv]

Thank you bro

[@zadockism1]

swahili is not only a national language, but also it is an examinable subject in school curriculum right from primary to University level just like English.Swahili has grammar (lugha) part, literature (fasihi) part, and poetry (ushairi) part, just like English subject. There are many people who have done masters and Phds in Swahili language. It is a mandatory subject for every learner in both primary and high school; Swahili was included into school curriculum in 1980s some of our old folks do not speak it well; but younger generations speak, understand and write it well because they have learned it in school.

[@jamidesutv]

Oh wow! I didn’t know! Thanks for the education

[@cucunduts1606]

You sure do look like a Kikuyu. I enjoy your content.

[@jamidesutv]

Thanks Cucu ☺️

[@Cwa254]

Let's name her as "wairimu"

[@edwardkingori8211]

I have this liking for nigeria than any other country in Africa. This might be because I am a huge fan of their film industry especially online comedy and igbo Nollywood movies. I'd want to visit your country one day but your food will be my biggest task in terms of adapting 😂😂

[@jamidesutv]

You should come visit! And don’t just go to Lagos, go to Abuja and other cities. You’ll enjoy it. Don’t worry too much about the food, you’ll like it just ask them not to add pepper 😅🫣

[@edwardkingori8211]

@@jamidesutv pepper is fine by me, they can add as much as they like.

[@jamidesutv]

@@edwardkingori8211 Then you're good to go

[@melodee12]

You're a 10....the best description ever!!!!nailed everything

[@jamidesutv]

Thank you Melody 🥰

[@shariafrika]

You can buy in bulk at the market. Muthurwa/gikomba/kawangware.

[@jamidesutv]

Ok thanks

[@blessedmama5367]

I have a Togolese friend from whom I realized how different we are in both culture and social lifestyle , was telling her that in kenya we eat fresh food and fresh milk not many that cool food that will be eaten tomorrow except Githeri , cold weather in kenya etcs …

[@jamidesutv]

We’re so different but it’s ok. Thanks for watching

[@hkay980]

...her smile & laughter is infectious

[@charleskamau4766]

yea Nigerian music is very loved here

[@jamidesutv]

So cool ❤️

[@cynthiaonwuegbuzie6310]

Well done Jamila...this is ❤truly enlightening

[@jamidesutv]

Thanks a lot Cyn. Wellcome back to my channel

[@Nawa_couture]

I smiled watching you. Karibu Kenya, jibambe life ni fupi as we say it.

[@jamidesutv]

Thank you sis 🥰🥰

[@safarisafari9328]

Just came across your videos, well done..love your energy and vibe! I suggest visiting the coastal region of Kenya for different culinary experiences.

[@tess_y]

Hi Safari. Seems we are watching at the exact same tym... Tulale sasa

[@jamidesutv]

Thanks a lot. I intend to travel more 🙂

[@tess_y]

@@jamidesutv You r such a vibe.... Keep it up girl

[@jamidesutv]

@@tess_y Thank you so much Caroline

[@paulinenissi]

I love love this series @jamila! Keep it coming..here for it all..

[@jamidesutv]

More coming sis 💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾

[@dorothy3823]

Actually we do cook stews especially in the western part of Kenya where the staple food is ugali with meat , chicken or fish stew or traditional vegetables cooked in the traditional way. The various ethnic communities traditionally have their own types of cuisine. So do visit other communities to experience the variety of Kenyan dishes from the many cultures.

[@jamidesutv]

I plan to travel more this year around Kenya. Will definitely check out the other dishes. Thanks for watching

[@bellaolum9768]

I agree, in Western and Lakeside region we do lots of stews

[@keshymergz5353]

Karibu Sana 😊 I just subscribed cos you're so good....

[@jamidesutv]

You’re welcome. Thank you so much 😊

[@henryabuya]

Kindly work on your sound quality . Good content and keep it coming

[@jamidesutv]

I’m working on it. Sorry about that

[@segunhudu260]

U r a beauty to behold ❤️ !!! Cheers ! ❤❤❤

[@jamidesutv]

Thanks a lot bro 💃🏾

[@somtochukwunwaokolo1384]

I enjoyed watching every bit of this video.

[@jamidesutv]

I’m glad 😀

[@ndeshmo]

find someone to take you to Marikiti market....you can get inn kgs

[@jamidesutv]

I know I can get things in Kgs, we don’t do Kgs a lot in Nigeria, people would rather sell in containers called Kongo or painter buckets or cups.

[@waeniwaeni2216]

Kenyans have soups and stew, it depends on what you eating. Come down to the Kenyan Coast, there is a lot of stew and spices going on😊

[@jamidesutv]

Ok I’ll come

[@alfonsowadeyua5293]

Your Swahili accent is very good 😃

[@jamidesutv]

Thank you so much. I’m trying

[@Zazezoo]

Your Swahili accent is amazing. When you are fluent you’ll notice Kenyans actually speak very poor Swahili, and many tend to mix with their tribal languages or English. As a Kenyan at times I don’t even understand their slang/ Sheng. Especially the Nairobi swahili 😅

[@jamidesutv]

I’m working hard at learning more. I think it’s a beautiful Language, I really don’t know how I’ll cope with the Sleng tho 😅😅

[@ruqayyahcurtis7504]

Love your podcast❤❤❤

[@jamidesutv]

Thanks a lot 💋

[@mtuflani]

Jamidesu! You are too happy! Btw, is this our January sun still cold?😂

[@jamidesutv]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣Good vibes only here. No it’s so sunny. I’m enjoying my sandals now

[@oyindamolaoni7731]

Jamidesu with the vibes💃💃💃🙌🙌👍👍... Well done sis. Oh, don't forget the fact that bus stops are called stages here; and the market/butchery experience is sooo different from Naija style. We love the beautiful land of Kenya ❤️❤️ but we do miss home some times❤️❤️❤️

[@jamidesutv]

Yes o. We miss home a lot. The butchery experience is different. I’ll talk about it

[@jamesokoth6655]

Sure the butchery part is very different so we need to hear it

[@payingitforwardwithcarol]

Please let us know what is the difference between stage and bus stop in Nigeria because here in Kenya it means the same. so that when we visit we know what to expect.

[@jamidesutv]

@@payingitforwardwithcarol I'll write all these down and make videos. thanks for the suggestion

[@Ntaman8209]

@@payingitforwardwithcarol in nigeria its called bus parks not bus stops. Which is what u guys call stages. bus stops are central points by the roads. Say u go to juja from thika and u stop at highpoint while the matatu continues its journey. Thats a bus stop. A bus park is where everybody gets down and the bus loads new passengers

[@5.3.7]

Canada tuned in.....loving your analysis....

[@jamidesutv]

Welcome Mr Eric 😄

[@beiawake1761]

One thing that shocked me about Nigeria is the petrol station fuelling line guys can line for a long compared to here we fuel as we go. Nigeria has its benefits too I loved buying real gold earrings, necklaces, and rings in the market Abuja wuse market.

[@jamidesutv]

The fuel lines are so annoying!! I’m so glad you got to enjoy Abuja, most people just stop at Lagos.

[@annnyambura6554]

Oh dear, where I live in Nairobi there are quite a number of Nigerians, I just realized there is a trend of packaging tomatoes and onions in batches of Kes 100... We could be adjusting to accommodate you our cousins😂... But seriously, the counting thing is a city trend, in the village markets items are grouped in batches as well ... I guess due to numbers of people per household is higher in the village than in the cities/towns

[@jamidesutv]

Hahahaha. Thanks to the vendors for accommodating us. Yes you’re right about the shopping in the villages as compared to the city.

[@makena2546]

Thanks for loving our country

[@jamidesutv]

Welcome 🤗

[@lucasrading]

I really love your vibe I just had to LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE.

[@jamidesutv]

Thanks Lucas 💃🏾💃🏾

[@jennytugara9470]

We feel the same way when we go to your Country. Culture wise your have to blend in. Your will face some challenge is normal. The move you live there you will explore the Supermarket which sale tomatoes in bulk and banana. Some places is that’s how you buy groceries!!!!

[@jamidesutv]

Ok