No one told me Nairobi 🇰🇪 was this developed | Cameroonian 🇨🇲 shocked by life In a Kenyan Estate
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- Hey Family, I am visiting East Africa and sharing my experience with you all 💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽Shalom🙏🏽🙏🏽. Thank you for checking my channel, I appreciate the love🌹
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I have been living in Nairobi city as a Cameroonian for the past 5 years now and it's so unimaginable
Think I have seen you in South C near nextgen
Thanks for your positive feedbacks. I'm a Kenyan as well 🇰🇪. We love Cameron soccer team and Samuel Eto'o 🇨🇲
Thank you for loving us ☺️
dennis wants someting!
Is the am kenyan really necessary??
My Kenyan people please let us gift the lady with a 100k likes.
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Am in❤
Ndihaha modo wa nyomba ya mumbi 🇰🇪🇰🇪
But she has to explain this plantain thing🤣🤣
Kenya looks so clean and organized, happy you enjoyed your stay.
As a Kenyan from Manhattan,New York im really proud when I see fellow Africans visiting each other and appreciating their fellow africans.Every African country should abolish Visas to enhance free movement of africans between these borders that were created in our minds by the colonialists.My dream is Africa will unite one day
I support your point with A bag of garri 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽 well said ❤️
@@VictorineBihTakwe we appreciate your efforts Sister.I will visit Yaounde hope i will be your host
Most of us Kenyans don't even know the difference between plantain and bananas, I only enjoy it while in good neibas Kampala,must eat ugandan dish.
Welcome to Kenya ❤️
You didn’t mention that Kenya does not allow plastic bags in the country, only paper.
My two friends once told me on different occasions, go outside Kenya , and you will ever appreciate Kenya thereafter.
It sank deep.
Indeed, You'll only appreciate it once you are travelled. I now appreciate our late president Moi, when he use to tell us,- Kenya is a beautiful country, let love and build it.❤
Welcome back..... again & again.... hakuna Matata ❤️
This was enjoyable and educative! Especially the way you do it. You’ve made me add Kenya to my bucket list of Countries to visit. Kenya sounds like fun 😄. Keep doing you girl ❤
We welcome you to our beautiful country. Karibu Kenya
We important plantain that's why
Anytime 🙂
When you come contact me
Welcome ❤️
It's so cool how you do this with passion! 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪Kenyan love
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🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 the title of the video. Im glad you're enjoying Nairobi. Be blessed. Don't buy plantains in a supermarket get them from a fresh produce market.
From Naro-Moru Kenya with lots of love!!! Your Vlogs are a vibe
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As a foreigner is understandable but Tip 1, Majority Kenyans dont buy grocery in supermarkets, they are deffinitely slightly overpriced, you needed to visit the makeshifts like the one you bought your fruits from, youll get better affordable price plus more quantity
Yeahhh this is true, even in Cameroon, super markets are more expensive. It’s well. Next time I visit I will visit the makeshifts
Wait, how is it that we share both names
Contrary a lot of them buy from major stores
No she is right middle class buy groceries in the supermarket..mr included..I buy in naivas or Carrefour is super affordable!!!
Weh, mama mboga, a national institution, is what you're calling makeshifts?
Victoria Bih takwe I loved the Way you are Telling the Story of Kenya to the World and for the West Africa to Understand more About our Beautiful Country Kenya ...Good job
Victoria from Cameroon 🇨🇲 enjoys Kenya 🇰🇪 to the 🌎
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Yes I do🥰
@@VictorineBihTakwe Welcome back and vist anytime
Victoria I need your number my dear to invite you in my room hear Nairobi we enjoy together
There is lots of plantain if you go to the Market, the supermarket pricess is always high😂😂, next time buy the vegetables and fruits from the Market.
Victorine you had me cracking 😂 with mr plantain, you're such a vibe ; we do grow bananas but not as much as countries like Uganda and I imagine your country too. Maize flour for ugali is more much of our thing.
5:17 the government banned plastic carrier bags. Nowadays we are used to polypropylene bags for "small" shopping and sacks or cartons for "big" shopping
Welcome to KE!
Get bundles also there is Boda Boda 😊
Kenyan in the house 🏠, I just subscribed
Have Nigerian friends and they also say that our foods is not spicey. Have come to learn probably coz it's not peppery. The degree in which you guys use pepper isn't the same as us. We love pepper but not for it to be too peppery. We don't go have the tolerance for that.😊 Otherwise,safe travels,loved the video.
It is not about pepper, it is about spices... I never had a bad food experience in an African country as I did in Nairobi. You guys, are not good when it comes to food, sorry it not what you excel on.
Visit Kisumu kenya u will enjoy....please go via road am waiting
You are most welcome to our beautiful Nation of Kenya.
Thank you Afrikan Traveller ❤️
Plantain is a delicacy from west Africa, very few Kenyans eat that, I don't know one place they grow plantains
Roysambu Kenya I subscribe..shes amazing. Bravo
Thank you😊
You happen to be my neighbor in nyayo estate..... fantastic
Karibu Kenya 🇰🇪 love this channel already!
as a Kenyan am subscribing to welcome you back again gal😍
Kenyans stopped using plastic bags that's why u were surprised how we packaged your stuff...also if banana is same as plantain ..then you need to visit western or kisii Kenya...to get alot of green banana...in kisii it's highland with alot of rain and tea plantation...
Making me wanna visit Kenya ….🙏🙏God, let me have amazing experience
You would have a great time❤️
Karibu Kenya 🇰🇪 ,Hakuna Matata❤
I like stanley enow man he cool i gist us more gist them more 254 is hood
Good stuff, can't wait to see you again in Kenya
I almost never watch such videos and I don't even know why it was recommended for me but I love your story and feel really proud to have you showcasing my city in such a fun and honest way. Karibu tena 😍
Thank you Evelyn
Good luck sister, hope your channel develops and become great 👍
Thank you Torney, you are very kind. Your words really bless me .
@@VictorineBihTakwe you're welcome...
Plantain is mostly exported.. I don't think it grows well in Kenya
Plantain isn't a staple food in our country that's why it's expensive.
You are such a good narrator.
Thank you🙌🙌🙌
Be careful with your phone recording on the streets Nairobi is beautiful but we also know those who are not Nairobians yes there are estates all over Kenya even in the major towns all over the country Welcome to Kenya 🇰🇪
Just what I thought 😂😂
@@violamukolwe5844 yes I was so worried for her she was lucky she wasn’t in the main streets of Nairobi some areas they just circle you one person talks to you the other running away with your phone even handbag don’t just walk with it carelessly in Nairobi
Plantain is not common in Kenya but bananas are plenty and are preferred to plantain. Infact some people may not know plantain. Try shopping around you will get some.
Have you listened to the Vaida
We don't do spices too much
The road trip is smart! You get to see a lot more
I agree with this🙂
You have to be careful crossing the road in a different side drive country, cause you tend to look the first side you are used to which is always the wrong way. Else enjoy.
You have a very interesting way of narrating the story. Love it
Thank you Veronica 🥰
Absolutely enjoying this
This should the video with highest views. Those are Kenyans for you.
Too bad you did not visit places. Nice that you went to Watamu
Seems you had such a blast!
It would be very nice to have you back💕💕
Such a humble cute respectful lady ,salute
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So crazy!!! I’m eating the same biscuits with malt while watching to then I saw you show the same thing. 😂😂. Anyways I’m from Ghana 🇬🇭 and my husband is from Kenya 🇰🇪
Hahahaha , enjoy your biscuit 🥰. West African food is totally different from East African food, but I bet in your home it’s mostly Ghanaian food eaten 🫣
its not a must you order an uber or bolt there are matatus which you can bord and they are realy pocket friendly,awesome ideo keep up
Welcome to Nairobi! Explore the capital, there's more good things for you.Hope you get to visit our animal parks in the city
Plaintain is just....😋😋😋 Especially ripe fried plantains!!!
Am Kenyan and I live in Nairobi. I have never eaten plantain in my life. I only started seeing it recently being sold on car boots along the road.
Wowww, I saw matoke dishes, plantain is different from matoke but same family .
You're missing out. Try it sometime. Fried to be specific
Accurate. Anyway in Kenya the meat is weighed not by hand but by a weighing scale hence more accurate. In development Kenya is ahead. Cameron, Egypt, Sudan, and most west and central Africa states they drive on the right side while in Kenya it's left
You have a beautiful voice & a contagious laugh 😂😂..
Hahahaha thank you Maria 🤗🤗🤗🤗
Around the coastal region of Kenya is where we use alot of spices, especially because of the Arab influence
Indians not Arabs, almost all spicy coastal dishes are indian cuisine,Arabs
Arabs and Indians yes, but mostly arab influence. Tuulize wenyewe wapwani
@@kimistyshariff972 vyakula vingi pwani ni za kihindi,mwarabu na desert atowe wapi spices,
@@michaelrapando6658 are you kidding me🤦🏾♀️ have you watched any food vlogs from Arabian countries? Don't embarass yourself like that
@@Impossibly_gorgeous so food vlog za Kenya especially at coast ni indegenous Kenyan foods ama za kigeni,kwanza hayo majina,pilau,biriyani,chapati,chai,Bahia,zote majina ya kihindi,so tuliza BOLI dada
Karibu kanairo karibu kenya, tuna talanta ya kucheki weather, iyo jua ni ya mvua
You such a vibe,good job mrembo
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My favourite Cameroonian TH-camr. I have missed you on these streets.
Thank you Kiyah 🥰🥰🥰🥰
When you go live in gated communities/Estates you don't get Public Service Vehicles/Taxis
I thought Cameroonians speak French, great vlog though. Welcome to 🇰🇪🇰🇪
I think theres a region that speaks French and another that speak English
She just lern it.Cameroon was were colonized by France .Do french is their main language
@@millicentouma2324 well i guess you were not attending history lessons.
Cameroon was colonised by Germany. And after 1. World war losed it to England and France.rrason why french and english are the official languages in Cameroun.... rest you can ask google
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They speak French and English besides their own mother languages. Depends on which region
One side speaks English and the other France
Plantain is not planted alot here but due to West African visitors/residents, some Farmers are doing on a small scale.
Is there a difference between plantain and bananas?
@@jamesmurag863 plantain is the huge banana variety not planted majorly in Kenya.
Plantains are largely planted at the coast but not on a large scale. Most of the plantains come from Tanzania
Your vlogs are amazing to watch, Karibu Kenya 🇰🇪
Thank you😊
Your experience as a Cameroonian is pretty much the same feeling when you come from DRC. Kenya is by far better organized and the people less edgy than in Douala or Kinshasa. However this thing about Uber and Bolt for me is good and bad at the same time. I was in Kenya two weeks ago and had to rely on my friends phone to get an Uber. I found it annoying not being able to get a taxi in the street whereas I could in Europe. But since the country is very organized I hope they will build sky train or metro which will put Nairobi further ahead of Central or Western Africa cities
Am a Kenyan ,the taxis are there besides bolt and Uber sir..and also you could use your phone to download the Uber or bolt apps ..
I think you may be asking about matatu's. They are there and stop at bus stops
Oh nice enjoy Tanzania
I will be sure to try and watch all the Tanzania vlogs. You get to experience a lot with a road trip compared to a flight. It is definitely a plus. Are we getting the Cameroonian pie video?
Thank you Flani
New subbie here, stumbled on your video with Karen. Well done. Thanks for showing us Kenya. Loving d vid
Thank you kingah ❤️
in Kenya butchers use digital weighing scales for meat. Very hard to cheat on those they measure exact weight. When we used to use those old analog scales the ones that go up and down, the butchers used to cheat us on the meat weight. Maybe they are still using those analog weighing scales in Cameroon.
😆 very true 👍
Hahaha I see what you did there, but fyi, digital scales are just as easy to cheat on than the analog one because you can program it to deviate figures however the heck you want!
😂😂 they can key a higher price on the scale you end up getting less for more
@@manasseoloo2444 but not on the quantity, maybe just the price.
@@manasseoloo2444 hahaha
Another one from you my sister, I can't miss count me in always, notification turned on thanks for sharing.
and you are so cute..Karibu tena princess
Asante Sana 🥰
I like how she talks in a funny way while the vlog is going on
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I notice you waved at the truck guy, too bad he ignored . Its not normal on kenya to say hi to everybody you meet on the road/public unless you wanna ask them something or if you know them
I didn't know that you are a musician
The little plantain you'll find in Kenya comes from our neighbours Uganda.
💋💋💕🇰🇪 what you do keep up we Love Cameroon and citizen too
What is this plantain she's talking about?
I've never seen it in supermarkets here in Kenya
They look like ripe bananas but huge. Many Kenyans think they are bananas very popular in West Africa
@@patricknjogu2962 and uganda too
Plantain is green unripen banana that is cooked...
We dont do much plantains. Mostly a variety of bananas.
Welcome home gal.
Plantain is not considered a food crop. It's not widely eaten, in fact it's not eaten at all to any meaningful extent. Most Kenyans have not seen plantain. It's not cultivated in the country.
Plantain is planted at the coast region in Kwale to be specific. We call them ndizi za mkono wa tembo ama ndizi za kiume but they aren't planted at a large scale but Just for subsistence. So saying that they aren't in the country is a lie. We have been eating them from childhood. However most of the plantains Found in Nairobi come from Tanzania
@@beyawamwenyee thanks for the info, but you agree that the amount planted is insignificant and that most Kenyans don't know what plantain is. Those who've seen it , the coast apart, must've seen them in the supermarket.
Majority of Kenyan middle class eat plantain. It's a common snack in most clubs. However, we don't plant them here, we get most of our supplies from Tanzania hence the Reason why they are expensive and out of reach for many except in coast. God to most middle class clubs in Nairobi and ask for plantain. It's commonly served but we don't grow it in most part of Kenya
@@beyawamwenyee even in Kisumu where I am it's always available at the supermarket, but how many Kenyans go to the supermarket? The middle class who form less than 10% of the Kenyan population.
@@aduwopbarack1050 It's grown in meru
Nyayo estate . Do you know that its the second largest in Africa
Plantain is very expensive in Kenya, Farming is done at a small scale. We get them from Uganda
Plantains are not popular here and very little of them are grown here
Keep going girl. Lots of appreciation from Murang'a county, Kenya..
Bonjour!
I live in Nyayo right next to your sister. If you are still around I can take you guys out to some places where you can shoot some amazing content.
Butcher the scales 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Greet the plantain and go back to the house 🤣🤣.
For the plantain, in the western part of the country it's cheaper because it's commonly planted there and also close to Uganda where it's in plenty.
😅😅😅😅😅😅😅🤪🤪🤪 thank you Gong .
Plantain ndio nini?....sorry about the phone but politely just get another phone.
Nice video vicky❤
When shopping for plantain go outside the estate ask for matoke or mandizi thank me later
First shot...Nyayo Estate Embakasi...that's my old neighborhood..
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Plantine is not a common kenyan dish people have not yet even tasted it but I guess if you see in the shop rotting it's because the most target market is Nigerian people living in kenya
I eat a lot of plantain and I'm a Kenyan, many of my friends do too
@@bellaolum9768 I know people who eat plantain as I said it's not common in Kenya but we have a number who eat daliy
I watched it full not because of your traveling content but your English...
Plantain is rare in Kenya it mostly comes from the West, along the Ugandan border... for this reason, it costs alot in Nairobi cos of Fuel.
Ohh I see.it’s everywhere in our backyard 😅😅 so I’m used to plantain
Inakuzwa hapa Kirinyaga wewe
Am from nyayo Estate..... nice one...... didn't meet you though
Next time😀
East African cities are very developed.
True.
Hahaha, you just greeted the plantain then you went back to your house? You really funny.
Hahahahaha see my money was shy 😅
@@VictorineBihTakwe You really made my day.
Great, I always take plantain, its a normal banana type in my locality. It is called 'mujuu'. This generation?
Good work...Enjoy your stay .. Karibu Kenya..Tunakupenda❤️👌🇰🇪
Sorry madam 😁 Kenyans don't grow plantains. We have bananas instead.
That's what I noticed 😃
The way your sister sharpens the knife a beg 😂😂😂
I see it's an all round African thing 😂😂😂
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