GLAD YOU LIKED WALKING THROUGH THE STREETS OF NAIROBI. ENJOY YOUR STAY IN KENYA 🇰🇪. Been watching you for last couple of years now. Hi from Gulf coast of Mississippi.
Good job guys. I love how us young people are becoming creative and show casing our continent in positive way. Keep us the good work wherever you go. Positive vibes. On the side note, help me ask Ug connect; how many shirts did he pack for this trip???? 🤣🤣🤣
You should have gone to Tom Mboya Street and River Road from 6pm to experience the true evening rush. Kenya does not allow the importation of vehicles older than 8yrs meaning only those manufactured from 2016 can be cleared in 2023
Iam in Nairobi and I tell you we love visitors. Enjoy your stay and also visit these cities Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru and Eldoret you will get enough content. In Mombasa visit Diani and in Nakuru city visit lake Nakuru. Enjoy my dear sister 😊
Nice to see Nairobi cbd at night time,i miss the days when we used to go for window shopping in 1990's at 8.00 in the evening and praying salah at jamia Mosque
In Kenya we name our roads and streets after african leaders for example Luthuli avenue was a south african pioneer for ANC party,we have Ralph Bunch Rd,we habe Tubman Road names after the a liberian president ,we also havr George padmon lane in ngong road names after a jamaican pan africanisg,we have marcus Garvey Rd names after a jamaican pan africanist,we have W.E.B Dubois Road who had a great influence to Kenyatta in London......we have accra Rd a ghanian town, We have Sankara Hotel named after the Burkina Faso Thomas Sankara....❤❤❤that sums up the beauty of Nairobi,Kenya
@@jimmiw4956 yes i know well but im trying to give her the thoughts of kenyans loving pan africanist and naming most things under them.....its subject to change. I personally i was named after a zambian president called keneth kaunda
"jamesmaina7004, You are the only man with eyes. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I've been waiting for this comment and voila! You are the one who finally made it. She is one gorgeous woman.
Was in Ug..same time u were here in nairobi..had taken some fellas to Nanugongo for the martyrs day.. Nowadays nairobi is the hub..but always b extremely careful wen u walking n recording...
@@lucynn but with all honesty,I just guess he got many of them of this same kind of shirt,probably hes chosen it as his trademark,ofcourse it cant be that hes doing the same shirt everyday while he obviously can afford more,i feel like its a trademark hes chosen to keep to identify him
@@NabzArah be careful especially at downtown Nairobi.Just walk and behave like you know your way around....like don't let everybody know that you are a foreigner.Otherwise,Nairobi is pretty cool.If you want to ask around,just approach a uniformed security guard,a uniformed police or just walk into a well established shop and ask.
Just by the way people dress , walk and generally carry themselves really reflects Westernization , it matches well with the development around makes it look like you are walking in London full of Black people race 😂😂😂
Just for my knowledge. Do africans feel bad about foreigners visiting africa for jungle safaris? Please answer honestly. Or is it kind of mixed feelings about it?
Thanks Nabz, Ugandan youtubers are marketing Nairobi better than our youtubers. Maybe because Kenyans themselves are not that proud of their capital, locals call it "Nairobery" I think Kenyans have a lot of contempt for their capital. Thanks for marketing our capital.
Got nothing to do with Kenyans not loving their own city. It's like they are used to it to an extend that they find nothing knew when they've been around all through. Just like the way a Kenyan would find Kampala interesting because he/she isn't used to the same.
Do more research. During the reign of Idi Amin Swahili was mostly common among the soldiers, so it's was considered an oppressors language. I probably didn't explain it better.
It's not spoken commonly anywhere in the country so ofcos It's hard for people to learn it. Some are taught in school but still forget coz they have nobody to practice it with
happy to see our people from uganda walking freely in the streets of nairobi,, youre welcome
Thank you 😊
@@NabzArahwaganda we love ❤❤ much sio ka TZ who can't speak English 😂😂😂+44 LONDON LOCKED
@@NabzArahThat was not Massai Market ofcourse ni hapo Globe Raunda Bout🎉🎉mtajitoa KWELI?
Nairobi is my Dreams for all time, mush love from 🇨🇩🇨🇩
GLAD YOU LIKED WALKING THROUGH THE STREETS OF NAIROBI. ENJOY YOUR STAY IN KENYA 🇰🇪. Been watching you for last couple of years now. Hi from Gulf coast of Mississippi.
I remember you, you've been here for years. Thanks for keeping up with my content
What part of Mississippi?
Nabz was genuinely happy in this video...she had so much fun with her country man/woman
Facts 😊
Good job guys. I love how us young people are becoming creative and show casing our continent in positive way. Keep us the good work wherever you go. Positive vibes.
On the side note, help me ask Ug connect; how many shirts did he pack for this trip???? 🤣🤣🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 lemme ask him
You should have gone to Tom Mboya Street and River Road from 6pm to experience the true evening rush. Kenya does not allow the importation of vehicles older than 8yrs meaning only those manufactured from 2016 can be cleared in 2023
Actually it's 7yrs
We've experienced that rushed but couldn't film it coz risk of losing the camera was so high
Wow beautiful country ❤❤❤
The roads in Nairobi are wide,making it very beautiful 😊
Such wide beautiful roads 🙌🏽
@@NabzArah
LOVE YOU BEAUTIFUL GIRL GORGEOUS GIRL OF AFRICA
WELCOME TO SWITZERLAND 🇨🇭 PLEASE
@@NabzArah
Waiting you
To Switzerland 🇨🇭 Nabz please
Coming to Switzerland would be quite a process and costly too but I'll be there whenever I can
@@NabzArah
My Beautiful Girl 👧
Waiting you Nabz
Switzerland 🇨🇭
For Kampala we bought Chinese lights to save money, they work for only 2 weeks😂
lol
Look at how light blends with skyscrapers. Nice
I absolutly adore eatch day I see África countries going well. This is one of the places I would love to visit one day
You're very welcome to Kenya 🇰🇪
KARIBU SANA KENYA HAKUNA MATATA NI MOTHERLAND +44 LONDON LOCKED
@@NabzArahYou Tour Guide ni kafukuzwi
@@NabzArahka punny😂😂🎉
Nabz u will be my tour guide next time
Scratch card is just another option of topping up, you can top up with your mpesa from your phone. Or redeem your bonga point
Thank you for the info
Iam in Nairobi and I tell you we love visitors. Enjoy your stay and also visit these cities Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru and Eldoret you will get enough content. In Mombasa visit Diani and in Nakuru city visit lake Nakuru. Enjoy my dear sister 😊
Thank you so much
Nairobi looks beautiful 😍 thanks for showing us 😊
You're welcome
Nice to see Nairobi cbd at night time,i miss the days when we used to go for window shopping in 1990's at 8.00 in the evening and praying salah at jamia Mosque
Wow 1990s? How was the city back then?
In Kenya we name our roads and streets after african leaders for example Luthuli avenue was a south african pioneer for ANC party,we have Ralph Bunch Rd,we habe Tubman Road names after the a liberian president ,we also havr George padmon lane in ngong road names after a jamaican pan africanisg,we have marcus Garvey Rd names after a jamaican pan africanist,we have W.E.B Dubois Road who had a great influence to Kenyatta in London......we have accra Rd a ghanian town,
We have Sankara Hotel named after the Burkina Faso Thomas Sankara....❤❤❤that sums up the beauty of Nairobi,Kenya
Not Accra Road anymore Kenneth Matiba Road
@@jimmiw4956 yes i know well but im trying to give her the thoughts of kenyans loving pan africanist and naming most things under them.....its subject to change. I personally i was named after a zambian president called keneth kaunda
Wow, thanks so much for the in depth information Brenda. So is there any street or road in Kenya named after a Ugandan Pan Africanist? 😁🙈
@@NabzArah In Kisumu we have Obote Road
Oh that makes me proud 😊
City Market and Maasai Market are two different markets guys
Thank you so much. Now we know
Mark you, Maasai Market isn't static but moves to locations on different days.
@@lifehacks1019 yeah exactly,l guess most people confuse City market with Maasai Market cause of the maasai items being sold at the CM
@@NabzArah You're welcome and l do love your videos,so am going to subscribe
Exactly.
City market is in the CBD.
Maasai market is where Maasai market is if you know what I mean.
Ama namna gani jameni?
That's just a section with crafts in City Market. The Maasai market is totally different and offers variety of crafts.
Thank you
I like the video.. thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching
In the middle of downtown means the core or the middle of the city centre.
Thanks for sharing this 🤗❤️
Thanks for watching
I am in love with the Ugandan TH-camrs , make sure we take dinner before you leave the country.
In kenya we not only top up using the scratch cards, you can use mpesa or even bank accounts
Thank you for the info
Nabz you so beautiful and soft spoken laid back persona...you should have been a class teacher. You awesome looking
Aki class teacher? 😂 thank you!
Jaymo. Is what you were doing in class? Ogling teachers? 😂
I bet that class won't be boring with such a lovely teacher! 👌😋
@@freedomm 🤣🤣🤣
"jamesmaina7004,
You are the only man with eyes. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I've been waiting for this comment and voila! You are the one who finally made it.
She is one gorgeous woman.
That market is called city market very different with Masai market
The old building is owned by Nairobi city goverment.
Thank you John
The kiosks belongs to the Kenya Charity Sweepstake to primarily sell lottery tickets. Dealing in mpesa and airtime sales is just a side job for them.
Thank you for educating me 😊
The kiosk you asked are for street shoe polishing. I always polish there while in CBD
That's city market Masai market is open air kind and open on selected days only
Thank you so much
Your friend has a beautiful singing voice.
Yeah, she's got good vocals
You are really doing a great job
Thank you
Reminded me of how nice Mombasa also looks at night!
Can't wait to explore it at night?
I don't remember the last time I used scratch card maybe in 2018😂, I only use mpesa to topup
😂😂 buy one today
Nabz you've not ventured out enough. You re still showing the old side of Nbi. Go to Upperhill and Westlands. Go to the malls as well.
You're not watching all the videos. A video on westlands is already up
@@NabzArah I watched it. The one you did upon arrival. You should do a more comprehensive one. There's so much you didn't cover
Alright
Nairobi is safe at night but you avoid seculded areas.. be in the areas where people area.. bus stops, restaurants and clubs..
Nabz plzz take me to your country too...I really love ugandans
Please come, you're always welcome to Uganda 🇺🇬
Maasai market is not a specific address but rather an event that happens in different locations (mostly open air), on different days of the week
Thank you
Maasai market should around the supreme court area
Was in Ug..same time u were here in nairobi..had taken some fellas to Nanugongo for the martyrs day..
Nowadays nairobi is the hub..but always b extremely careful wen u walking n recording...
How was your time in Uganda?
Lawrence should leave that shirt in Kenya😂
Hope you guys are enjoying the stay
😅😅😅my thoughts...I always want to comment about the shirt but I understand he is a man and travelling with so many clothes ain't for him
@@lucynn 😅😅😅😅
@@lucynn but with all honesty,I just guess he got many of them of this same kind of shirt,probably hes chosen it as his trademark,ofcourse it cant be that hes doing the same shirt everyday while he obviously can afford more,i feel like its a trademark hes chosen to keep to identify him
@@megadun2610 you think??🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@lucynn 😂😂😂 men will be men
your an african woman for real... i enjoyed the view esp you walking in front of the camera
The view? 🤣🤣🤣
facts! The view was on point
You are right that's City mkt. Maasai mkt is open air market that takes place on Saturday and Sunday next to judiciary near KICC
Thank you for the info
Great adventure 🔥🔥🔥
It was 🤩
Thats city market, along Wabera street
Thanks for confirming
If you want to enjoy night life go to kilimani or westlands
Taking notes
Kilimani takes it
There's order, calmness, no rushing, noise pollution, tidiness on the streets... very beautiful....thx for the job done
You're welcome
Nairobi is safe i have lived in Nairobi and walked at night but everywhere was well lit
Thanks for sharing
Maasai market is adjacent to the supreme court of Kenya.
That's City market, curious Wing.
Thanks Pastor
You should visit down town. Ask me to take you guys. Some places are scary.
Please take us
Watching you from vietnam
How do you compare the interactions of kenyans and strange visitors....hopefully you enjoyed the friendliness of kenyan people
Such friendly people from the time I arrived in Nairobi
Akaives it sounds nice sebo 😂😂😂
That's City Market, Maasai market is different
Thank you
I would like to visit Kampala
You're most welcome
That's City market...Maasai market is always near the supreme court
Thank you so much
That is a city market,there is also maasai market which is more beautiful
Thank you
That's city market where they sell meat mostly NOT Masai market
this is city market
That's not Maasai market, it's city market.
Thank you
Marvelous
🤩🤩
I want to go to Nairobi so bad!! How safe do you think it is for solo female travelers?
It's safe, but be cautious at all times
@@NabzArah be careful especially at downtown Nairobi.Just walk and behave like you know your way around....like don't let everybody know that you are a foreigner.Otherwise,Nairobi is pretty cool.If you want to ask around,just approach a uniformed security guard,a uniformed police or just walk into a well established shop and ask.
Thanks for the tips
Nairobi isn't special,, you just have to avoid sketchy streets like you do in most big cities..
Nabz, everyone looked very comfortable strolling through the city at night.
Yes it's a peaceful city
UGconnect has started misleading..those are two different markets in different locations in Nairobi city
Your camera is a little blurry, hopefully things will get better
I hope so too
Look so Amazing
The city is well lit
Uganda GIRL'S are beautiful as a Kenyan
🤩🤩🤩
That is the city market...maasai market is different
Thank you
That's city market. Maasai Market is a different one.
Thank you
Karibu
Asante
Scratch cards? Very few people using it. We just buy through M pesa
Karibu Kenya
Asante
Just by the way people dress , walk and generally carry themselves really reflects Westernization , it matches well with the development around makes it look like you are walking in London full of Black people race 😂😂😂
ssebo city market is not massai market
That's Uhuru market not Masai market
Uhuru market is at Jogoo Rd.
I can see the thought of using a boda didn't cross your mind 🤓
No, we experience more when we walk
Kampala slums are no match banange, mukitegedde.
Mazima
You visited City Market and not Maasai Market.
Thank you
Kenyans want more Ugandan women in Kenya
What sector and what area of nariobi is this?
Uptown
1914-1918 was the first world war so it's like the monument is to honour those who died during the war
Yeah you put it together well
How much is it from Uganda to Kenya on bus are about living cost
Between 100,000 to 120,000 ugx by bus
Nabs you very beautiful jamani
😂😂😂we mzee
Asante
Just for my knowledge. Do africans feel bad about foreigners visiting africa for jungle safaris? Please answer honestly. Or is it kind of mixed feelings about it?
No problem at all...promotes tourism
Your sister in pink is tired..hee
Yeah we walked a lot on this day
Please tell Lawrence City market & maasai market are not the same😅.
He knows now 😁
Thanks Nabz, Ugandan youtubers are marketing Nairobi better than our youtubers. Maybe because Kenyans themselves are not that proud of their capital, locals call it "Nairobery" I think Kenyans have a lot of contempt for their capital. Thanks for marketing our capital.
We as Ugandans have found a deep appreciation for Nairobi 🤩
Got nothing to do with Kenyans not loving their own city. It's like they are used to it to an extend that they find nothing knew when they've been around all through. Just like the way a Kenyan would find Kampala interesting because he/she isn't used to the same.
Although some places are not safe at night, lonely spots especially, avoid them.
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Lawrence should have held you by the hands😂 instead of let's cross
Shaaaa 🤣🤣🤣🤣
The lady in a jeans skirt,oooh my goodness...she`s awesome man..look at that waist,that behind...this lady,panange,she`s incredible
I like the way bodas are few in Nairobi compared to Uganda
the few in nairobi cbd are mostly for delivery.
Mukazi the bodas are indeed few hence they charge quite a lot so you're forced to exercise by walking 🤣
The bodas were banned from entering the CBD
@ug connect who lied to you that city market is masai market 😂😂
We know now
@@NabzArah Masai Market is only on surtaday and Sunday somewhere near Kicc and it's amazing
I think that Lawrence refers to the craft market as Maasai market. Let's not crucify him.
Not everywhere is safe take care
Thank you
@@NabzArah you are most welcomed
That's city market
Thank you
Be careful in the streets,,phone snatchers are allover
Thank you
City market is not maasai market
Now I know. Thank you
But avoid Luthuli avenue at night
Thank you for the security tip
Luthuli ain't that bad,, but OTC, muthurwa and the streets leading to tsunami market is where the theafing and snatching happens especially from 10pm
Omwana onyumidwa kenya ono
Nyo namanyi 😁
Don’t leave Kenya before you visit any national Park n Maasai Mara
Been looking into it, trying to plan
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
🤍🤍🤍
Why dont you guys in uganda embrace swahili just like kenya ànd Tanzanìa????
They are luopeans - have you been to Kisumo & found anyone speaking swa?
Luo are our national gift. Speaking as meru
Do more research. During the reign of Idi Amin Swahili was mostly common among the soldiers, so it's was considered an oppressors language. I probably didn't explain it better.
It's not spoken commonly anywhere in the country so ofcos It's hard for people to learn it. Some are taught in school but still forget coz they have nobody to practice it with
@@NabzArah All military people in Uganda speak Swahili
Did somebody sponsor your trip to Kenya or did you pay for it with your own money?
😂😂😂😂😂
Why would you ask this? 😂😂
wot a Question
I wish it was sponsored 🌚
Self development starts with oneself. Others only come to chip in when you take the initiative. Sponsor or no sponsor, the lady is on the right track
UG connect keeps confusing Maasai and city market
Yeah but we finally got the difference
@@NabzArah nice
😂yo