This song reminds me of those days when I used to wake up at 6a.m. to prepare for school. This song was always playing on VOK right after the national anthem, on National service radio.
Ain't that a trip...VOK first with colored lines and then the National Anthem, halafu hii ka-song, you had no choice...but discipline is all over the song, we didn't know then. And now, aiii, we appreciate those days. Discipline at it's finest!
THIS SONG REMINDS ME OF MY PRIMARY SCHOOL DAYS IN THE EARLY MORNINGS ....THE GOOD OLD DAYS FOLLOWED BY THE ANCHORING OF THE LATE WAWERU MBURU I CAN LITERALLY REACALL HIM SAYING "HUJAMBO MSKILIZAJI"'....MAY HE CONTINUE RESTING IN PEACE🥀
I miss the then days of my youth....the voices of Isaac Anunda Sakwa,MDJ Eddy Fondo,Jacob William Maunda, Elizabeth Obege,Amina Faki,etc.etc..enzi za sauti kuu ya Kenya: KBC
My moms best song, reminds me of her dancing styles by then when i was still a toddler during sun-downer programs... Oldies are Goldies for real...long live my sweet Mom, she's about 80 years now...We thank God
Song reminds me of my early childhood living with my grandma near Nyahururu in the central highlands. Getting up to go to school in the cold. God is good we made it.
It's April 2023 and this takes me back to my childhood, funny enough this was like a wake up anthem of the KBC radio❤ that was when life was beautiful, and simple 🙏🏽
This song encouraged me to work so hard during my basic education. Life wasn't easy. This far I thank God! May this comment stick here till my children grow up to read it.
My dad used to play this song every morning to wake us up to go to school. It happened so many times until I associated this song with morning preps. How time flies.
Who is here 2021. Those days waah when usingizi ni tamu. But all thankful to our parents. Wangu walikuwa wire ya electric 😂 😂 😂 continue rest in peace dady and mom.....
Can we all agree that those loving the song now hated it back then. Personally, this song almost made me quit school. For almost 5 years its what I was accustomed to every weekday. Every time it played, it cut short my dreams and woke me to prepare to walk 7KM bare foot to school with a 1 string bag running from th hind of my neck to the back
I love you ladies and gentlemen.....really professional. God bless Kenya. You make us proud of our Kenya. God bless The Great Country of Kenya for Kenyans.
This song can’t get old, it reminds me of primary school! KBC was the channel then! Mpaka saa hizi naplay and my Pakistan and Ghanaian friends love it!
I remember the song with a lot of nostalgia...about my high school days when life in uganda was a bizarre in 1979 and the early 80s.Maroon commandos mulifanya kazi nzuri ya kutuamsha ili tusilale wakati wa kufanya kazi.
saa kumi na mbili asubuhi a! a! I use to hate that time but know shoulders down I have to take their advice to survive. I am so grateful guys .l love you
Those days school life,you switch on KBC 5 in the morning then you hear it,outside the weather is drizzling and its time for school gooosh..!I can't forget the moments
Kenya my dear Kenya. How we love you Kenya. Maroon Commandos were a class act with a very patriotic twist. How I wish and pray our leaders were the same.
This song reminds me a duty I hold so dear about loving my country since then, with patriotic behaviour is a Kenyan for quality. You are our representative image.....our forces. Showing the way...discipline. God help us, AMEN
This songs was like an alarm to me. Every time I heard my dad playing it on Radio, I knew it was time to go to school. How I hated those mornings walking to primary school barefooted though! Yaaack!! How time flies.
No it didn't raise you up but you had no option than to be raised up by your parents,sometimes force was to be applied to make sure you get out of your bed
Sergeant Kombo, I just listened for the song. I didn't know your name, other than Maroon band and patriotic educative words. Thank you Maroon band. You disciplined me at that young age.
When I listen to this song it makes me miss my early days when songs were songs,,,when it was played it was time to go to school,,,I will live to tell that this was our alarm in the early 2000
...Very true; lazziness is an enemy of the socio-economic strifes in most of East African countires. People of East Africa shold make sure that they engage themselves in creating wealth for their livelihood and the development of their countries. Bravo Maroon Comandoes!
I used to sleep with my parents and man whenever I heard this, I knew it was already time for school. That is early 2000s. KBC was the real deal back then.
Now, now now... How can i forget this song that used to play in that van that used to take us to school? it used to annoy me so much those days back but i am just realizing how lovely this song is... Big memories from back then. Really the snapchat generation missed alot..
Eeeish comrade.. Some songs really can bring back memories u wouldn't want your offsprings not to go thru....but that was tha days that people live a day at a time....call them memories....u know wat....hizo Siku will never come back again...never...u r just left with nostalgia
Always best memories, nostalgic. These are the kind of landmark hits that our stations should be playing. User to wake us up for school those days. My dad was an early riser, opened the small Phillips radio he still listens today, and the song reminded us it's time to get up for school, of course bare feet.
Nostalgic 😂😂 this song could sing every morning back in primary while staying with my shosh. Time flies fast i used to go to school barefooted. Live long Sara apopo
this song used to surprise me whenever i hear its tune cos i used to know that iam late for school.the Vok broadcaster used to make sure that it is on every 15min to 7.00am from monday to friday only,,,,lets wake up Africans kumekucha!!!!!!!!!
It is sad how everything has changed...corruption and bad leadership has destroyed everything hardwork had built.Elimu is nolonger msingi wa maendeleo.May God restore our land....your meories live on legends
This is the type music that exudes patriotism and builds a nation. Tell me anybody with such music today that transcends internal political differences and appeals to all who understand Swahili worldwide. Last time I checked there was only one number by Atomic jazz in TZ that had the same type of appeal though it was all about Raisi Nyerere and Tanzania
One of the best but whenever it was played I knew it was school time.
Whoever still listens to it 2020 hit the like button
in 2022.......i made sure it was my teenage son's alarm for morning ...so born 2000s is on board......this for the culture hehehehehehe
Nice song ever it used to wake me when it was school time from kbc
Haha, this was my alarm clock and then there after it was Lunch Time by Gabrielle Omollo....😅😅
🤣🤣🤣just had to get up no matter what....
Hehehe, thought I was here alone
This song reminds me of those days when I used to wake up at 6a.m. to prepare for school. This song was always playing on VOK right after the national anthem, on National service radio.
Ain't that a trip...VOK first with colored lines and then the National Anthem, halafu hii ka-song, you had no choice...but discipline is all over the song, we didn't know then. And now, aiii, we appreciate those days. Discipline at it's finest!
How old were you that time because am seeing you look to Young
THIS SONG REMINDS ME OF MY PRIMARY SCHOOL DAYS IN THE EARLY MORNINGS ....THE GOOD OLD DAYS FOLLOWED BY THE ANCHORING OF THE LATE WAWERU MBURU I CAN LITERALLY REACALL HIM SAYING "HUJAMBO MSKILIZAJI"'....MAY HE CONTINUE RESTING IN PEACE🥀
Very emotional.. 💭
Na hayo ndiyo yaliyomo
Uwongo Mtupu,Waweru Mburu Wasn't Even Near A Radio Set Leave Alone Anchoring
Aki those days
Huu wimbo skuupenda enzi izo za kutembea mguu tupu kichapo cha waalimu but saa hii ndo alarm ya kuamcha toto zangu
I remember my mum singing it every morning..we didn't have a radio but mum made sure she sung it.
This song use to spoil my mornings......whenever it was played it was time to wake up and run to school.
It worth inspiration... And motivation to start a day strong...
I miss the then days of my youth....the voices of Isaac Anunda Sakwa,MDJ Eddy Fondo,Jacob William Maunda, Elizabeth Obege,Amina Faki,etc.etc..enzi za sauti kuu ya Kenya: KBC
Eddie kimutai Enyewe.. Iii ngoma yawah....
me too
Same yeah
My moms best song, reminds me of her dancing styles by then when i was still a toddler during sun-downer programs... Oldies are Goldies for real...long live my sweet Mom, she's about 80 years now...We thank God
I'm here in 2024 enjoying the good old music. When music had a message
Song reminds me of my early childhood living with my grandma near Nyahururu in the central highlands. Getting up to go to school in the cold.
God is good we made it.
Nyahururu all the way and it is cold...born and and raised there at Ngare Narok Estate...
Listening here in 2020 ............. "hata wewe corona amka uende kwenu, kwani hizi ndizo saa ya kutuacha huru"
😂😂
Am crying watching this oh my 😢
Who still watching 2020
It's April 2023 and this takes me back to my childhood, funny enough this was like a wake up anthem of the KBC radio❤ that was when life was beautiful, and simple 🙏🏽
This song encouraged me to work so hard during my basic education. Life wasn't easy. This far I thank God! May this comment stick here till my children grow up to read it.
Memories are made of this...the good old days when Kenya was Kenya and men were men!
Kwa wale wako guard sana askari wazee night nurses doctor etc!
When everything was real not all the feckness of these days
Omg so true 💯
😂😂😂what do you mean
Leo 5/10/ 2023 saa moja za asubuhi naangalia wimbo huu kama nawe waangalia huu wimbo gonga like
My dad used to play this song every morning to wake us up to go to school. It happened so many times until I associated this song with morning preps. How time flies.
Same here,such fond memories💙
❤❤it reminds of a certain early morning taxi that used to pass around at 6am.
I hated that hour, But now am thankful for my parents for not allowing me to sleep but go to school
Who is here 2021. Those days waah when usingizi ni tamu. But all thankful to our parents. Wangu walikuwa wire ya electric 😂 😂 😂 continue rest in peace dady and mom.....
I thought I was the only one, kwanza it was always being played just at the time that the blanket is so warm that you don't want to part with it
Sorry for your loss
May their souls Rip
Me,2022
Can we all agree that those loving the song now hated it back then. Personally, this song almost made me quit school. For almost 5 years its what I was accustomed to every weekday. Every time it played, it cut short my dreams and woke me to prepare to walk 7KM bare foot to school with a 1 string bag running from th hind of my neck to the back
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🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
U r from Namibia and u know this
@@ruthwanjohi6926 Kenyan in Namibia
@@conrado. ooh I will come we go to kolmansdrop and kalahari desert 🏜️
Them days when KBC was the only radio station in Kenya, this was a national alarm at 5:am ,rip Billy Omala
When music composition, arrangements and performance did not involve computers, software and apps. Just raw talent at work.
I am an oldie, I listened to the song in my primary school days, encouraged me to work hard. I still play this song most mornings from London UK
grew up in the 80s if you heard this song it meant that you were late.
true
true
I love you ladies and gentlemen.....really professional. God bless Kenya. You make us proud of our Kenya. God bless The Great Country of Kenya for Kenyans.
Maroon comandos...oooh my school days i thought this song was a national alarm but i thank God for it shaped how i viewed hard work.
James Shake these were real song with message
Hakika uvivu ni adui wamaendeleo ya taifa
James Shake ,I had the same feelings cos the song was on time 5:00everyday (TBC -Tanzania)
@@oscarmosha9170 Ukweli Kabisa!!
It was a national anthem.
This song can’t get old, it reminds me of primary school! KBC was the channel then! Mpaka saa hizi naplay and my Pakistan and Ghanaian friends love it!
This song reminds of then days. I had to go to school in the cold.
My mum used to wake me up at 5a. m.
Huu wimbo ndio ulikuwa alarm ya kuamka......
I remember the song with a lot of nostalgia...about my high school days when life in uganda was a bizarre in 1979 and the early 80s.Maroon commandos mulifanya kazi nzuri ya kutuamsha ili tusilale wakati wa kufanya kazi.
Haki hii wimbo inanikubusha,,, Radio yetu ilikua ya mbao na kinanda pia,,,Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
Ndungu yangu amka kumekucha ukaende kazi😂😂😂
Nani ako apa 2024❤👇👇
This song has been my morning alarm for the past 5 years. Enough motivation to wake up and start the day.
I played it to my son and he loved it..it was like an anthem..
2018 Nani bado anausikiliza huu wimbo weka like twende sawa
skiza tu bila like ndugu.
Mimi
burudani media tv ulwimbo ulu lununu fijo
keta
2020
@@dicksonmwakilasa3975 1973
saa kumi na mbili asubuhi a! a! I use to hate that time but know shoulders down
I have to take their advice to survive. I am so grateful guys .l love you
Drum major Dickson Ekomwa 7kr Langata barracks. RIP Daddy!
You remember though may he RIP
@@reaganoyugi5543 yes that was my dad.
May the Legend continue to dance with Angle kindly inbox me your phone number at reagan.oyugi@yahoo.com
Waa alikufa?
@@meldinaekuwom7621 waa alikufa? Rip
Ours us, thank you God, Amen. Patriotic Kenyan, Asante Mungu
Those days school life,you switch on KBC 5 in the morning then you hear it,outside the weather is drizzling and its time for school gooosh..!I can't forget the moments
2019? Hii nyimbo inanipeleka mbali sana. I owe my parents a lot.
SIYO HII NYIMBO! NI HUU WIMBO! NYIMBO NI NYINGI, WIMBO NI MMOJA! UCHAFUZI WA KISWAHILI, LABDA KAMA UNAISHI NNJE YA AFRICA!
Kenya my dear Kenya. How we love you Kenya. Maroon Commandos were a class act with a very patriotic twist. How I wish and pray our leaders were the same.
Who is here after President Moi's death to listen to this song that was common those days of Maziwa ya Nyayo, may he Rip.
This song reminds me a duty I hold so dear about loving my country since then, with patriotic behaviour is a Kenyan for quality. You are our representative image.....our forces. Showing the way...discipline. God help us, AMEN
This songs was like an alarm to me. Every time I heard my dad playing it on Radio, I knew it was time to go to school. How I hated those mornings walking to primary school barefooted though! Yaaack!! How time flies.
This was the only music that kids of my generation hated most. It now makes a lot of sense.
Kids is me🤣🤣🤣
My dad alikuwa anatuamsha na hii wimbo asubuhi kila siku> Nilikuwa Ofafa Jericho Secondary School! Its now almost 30 years later!!!!!!
My dad loved this napenda
Jeri
You left maten there....
Now it's almost 38years
Now tulifika this song has alot of memories
I remember I used to be in a Day school and this song used to raise me up with #kumekucha 90's and early 2000's
#vivakenya Corona Times 2020
No it didn't raise you up but you had no option than to be raised up by your parents,sometimes force was to be applied to make sure you get out of your bed
Maaahn hii wimbo ilikuwa inaplay 4am. Hio baridi ilikuwa inakuchapa mpaka unachukia shule😂😂😂
6am sharp on kbc
Hehe me too
@@drlawimwenda yea😃
i can never forget this song since my mum used to wake my siz and i for school and i used to wish i have the power to just shut that small radio lol.
nyc song, memories never fade
Wimbo huu inanikumbusha miaka yangu ya utoto nilipoanza kwenda shule. Cyprian uganda
Sergeant Kombo, I just listened for the song. I didn't know your name, other than Maroon band and patriotic educative words. Thank you Maroon band. You disciplined me at that young age.
living in the Langata barracks and hearing this song every morning....😪memories ......
Hahahaa memories are made of these... Old is Gold!!! Mwenye hakuamshwa wakati wa huu wimbo,hajui utamu wa masomo...we had the real discipline
From Lavergne miss Mombasa, Kisauni sana
Living in the army barracks those days my dad would blast this song every morning when waking us for school ,,, nostalgic
i leave my comment 14/10
2019'the song still hits.
2020/01/28 I was here 5:37 am in Jupiter..
😂😂😂 this song made me to hate to get up and go to school whenever it was played ... still love it 2023 ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🇰🇪🇰🇪
R.I.P Habel Kifoto my cuzo
When I listen to this song it makes me miss my early days when songs were songs,,,when it was played it was time to go to school,,,I will live to tell that this was our alarm in the early 2000
I remember my father was in Nairobi those day...me and my mother..nilimsumbua kuamka kwenda shulee..i love thise song forever
...Very true; lazziness is an enemy of the socio-economic strifes in most of East African countires. People of East Africa shold make sure that they engage themselves in creating wealth for their livelihood and the development of their countries. Bravo Maroon Comandoes!
I used to sleep with my parents and man whenever I heard this, I knew it was already time for school.
That is early 2000s.
KBC was the real deal back then.
It makes me feel nostalgic of my years then at Sinon, Elgeyo Marakwet. A real tbt for those who grew in the early 90's
We used to listen to this back in early 80s in kamagut kenya
My father never woke us up by calling us names. Instead he would put full volume of this song in our room. Whenever we heard it, we all would all wake
Now, now now... How can i forget this song that used to play in that van that used to take us to school? it used to annoy me so much those days back but i am just realizing how lovely this song is... Big memories from back then. Really the snapchat generation missed alot..
This song used to wake me up sometimes in late 90s
Wimbo ulioniamsha Zama zetu miaka za 80
@@noahahmed821 early 80s
Eeeish comrade.. Some songs really can bring back memories u wouldn't want your offsprings not to go thru....but that was tha days that people live a day at a time....call them memories....u know wat....hizo Siku will never come back again...never...u r just left with nostalgia
Always best memories, nostalgic. These are the kind of landmark hits that our stations should be playing.
User to wake us up for school those days. My dad was an early riser, opened the small Phillips radio he still listens today, and the song reminded us it's time to get up for school, of course bare feet.
This songs should be played in every radio station every morning in Kenya 🇰🇪
Hallelujah Moto ya Kenya keep it up
My grand dad's favorite morning song on his Philips Cell Radio. Continue resting Mr. Amadala.
Reminds me of the early 2000's, this song used to play on KBC Radio Taifa as we prepared to go to school.
kamata jembe na pangaaaa twende shamba
I would sing this part in my young age a lot of times again and again.
God it's 2020 now....time flies
Nostaligia nayo...wale born 80s wapi?
Nostalgic! Reminds me.of my childhood days in Malawi in the 80s. Back in the days.
This song used to play in the morning as I prepared for school... #Old is Gold 🎉
Nko na neighbor ameniambia niicheze ndi aamke kusomea exam 😂😂
I used to hate this song when i had to wake up go to school after a long school holiday and every monday Morning
Ann wanjiru
Anne Wanjiru and where are you now
Kkkkkkkkkkk
At the age of a child of Kenya and Kenyans,;Patriotic faces and phases of Kenya. God help us,Amen
It cut short my sleep every morning to prepare for school to avoid being called lazy! Memories of those days, wow!!!!
Everyday in the morning my Dad used to play this in the morning.. Dem days😊
@Eddie, the song disciplined us in the morning, without a pair of shoe, we could understand ourselves as young Kenyans.
Am here 2021 still watching,,A very good song .morning alarm
Good old days........those golden mornings(6:00am)
Fresh reminder of those days when you could only listen to "vok, hii ni idhaa ya taifa"
Huu wimbo unanikumbusha kambi ya jeshi ya Lanet huko Nakuru kenya ni mimi Bogere Andrew kutoka Kampala Uganda
This song was my alarm every morning ,I used to hate it 😭😭😭😭😭
Waaaaaaah....!!!!!
Old is gold.
Very interesting!!!!!!!!! I really enjoyed those days.
Maroon, God is good, thank you for patriotism. God help our beautiful country.
This was a wake up call.i remember my mum used to sing it every morning knocking our bedroom door.time to school
Nostalgic 😂😂 this song could sing every morning back in primary while staying with my shosh. Time flies fast i used to go to school barefooted.
Live long Sara apopo
Hata wewe mama Lishe amka kume kucha kwani hizi ndizo saa za kwenda 'gange' i will always miss eastlando mbote gava Jah bless
this song used to surprise me whenever i hear its tune cos i used to know that iam late for school.the Vok broadcaster used to make sure that it is on every 15min to 7.00am from monday to friday only,,,,lets wake up Africans kumekucha!!!!!!!!!
I miss them days 😪😪😪😪
@@immaxtv9551Yeah sometimes our mums had to use cold water to make us get out of that sweet mornings sleep.
😂😂😂moms are the best
This was the song then that used to make me so alert, whenever it played it reminded me of school.
when music was music I like it
Wenye tuko hapa 2024 like hapa hiii watoto was 2000 waezi elewa Raha ulikua hapa❤❤❤
Love our Kenyans, in the morning, Amen
Mambo mbotela, asubuhi song. Patriotic song. We must love our own, Kenya. God loves Kenya.
It is sad how everything has changed...corruption and bad leadership has destroyed everything hardwork had built.Elimu is nolonger msingi wa maendeleo.May God restore our land....your meories live on legends
Maroon commandos#2021 still listening
Back them days in primary school we used to cry when this song sing
Hii song kumbe ilikuwa tamu hivi🤗🤗🤗🤗those days ata nilikuwa kiziwi🤣🤣🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
If you from Embu County and you were born early 70's.Weka ''Like''.
Rip Habel Kifoto
This is the type music that exudes patriotism and builds a nation. Tell me anybody with such music today that transcends internal political differences and appeals to all who understand Swahili worldwide. Last time I checked there was only one number by Atomic jazz in TZ that had the same type of appeal though it was all about Raisi Nyerere and Tanzania
Oooooh old is good mida ya saa 11 asubuh najiandaa kwenda shule oooooh Tbc taifa hiyoooo
Play that song jamhuri day kericho infuma watu wasome, kulima hongera maroon commandos
Kuna wimbo natafuta na sijui inaiwa aje. Lakini iko ma hii maneno ndani yake .. Kampala jija mbale masacaa sote tupendane