@@it_is_lewis Are you still at war with Kisumu? 🤣🤣😎. A city is not about skyscrapers and congestion. Check out Swiss cities ,which are green ,organised ,with small population yet generating income bigger than Nairobi. Particularly, check out Strasbourg City in France, a city with hardly 280k people, so organise that the streets are almost empty, generating what Nairobi,Daresalaam and Kampala can only dream when together.
@@lewiswasonga9537 Instead of us Kenyans demanding efficient water systems, garbage management systems, clean and serene parks, organised buse terminals, intracity trams, pedestrian walkway, walk through boulevards and promenades, zoned and sparse locations of business districts (say govt quarters, industrial quarters, tech parks, agricultural products being in their own district's outside CBD), we are fascinated by wall-to-wall empty tall buildings, crowded streets full of matatus, hawkers and bodabodas and smugglers. All Kenyan towns are super chaotic and disorganised, no amount of skyscrapers and congestion will make them appealing to any urban planner. Kisumu has some hope and can be redeemed, it still preserves some organisation band zoning. If you bring a person from organised countries like Scandinavia, they will take Kisumu ahead of Nakuru,Eldoret etc.
i enjoy the tour
⭐️Superb content‼️
Thank you so much for watching.
Superb, very clean and organized.Just needed developers and everything will be alright.Thank's to Governor Nyong'o.
Sure. he did a good job.
Wow! Kisumu dala is clean!! Ni kama governor ana over work, kudos!!
Yes. Very clean indeed.
So clean!
Very
Your video is one f a kind. Top notch!
Thanks for watching 👍👍
@@it_is_lewis it is fabulous and marvelous content
👍👍👍
Thanks for watching
It is absolutely marvelous and fabulous content for sure
@@georgeotieno5880 Thank you
𝑴𝒚 𝒉𝒐𝒎𝒆𝒕𝒐𝒘𝒏 .
Very beautiful city.
Magnificent video 📹
Many thanks!
@@it_is_lewis Are you still at war with Kisumu? 🤣🤣😎. A city is not about skyscrapers and congestion. Check out Swiss cities ,which are green ,organised ,with small population yet generating income bigger than Nairobi. Particularly, check out Strasbourg City in France, a city with hardly 280k people, so organise that the streets are almost empty, generating what Nairobi,Daresalaam and Kampala can only dream when together.
Never been at war with Kisumu. 😂😂
@@jaguerra you're very clever indeed 😀 👏
@@lewiswasonga9537 Instead of us Kenyans demanding efficient water systems, garbage management systems, clean and serene parks, organised buse terminals, intracity trams, pedestrian walkway, walk through boulevards and promenades, zoned and sparse locations of business districts (say govt quarters, industrial quarters, tech parks, agricultural products being in their own district's outside CBD), we are fascinated by wall-to-wall empty tall buildings, crowded streets full of matatus, hawkers and bodabodas and smugglers.
All Kenyan towns are super chaotic and disorganised, no amount of skyscrapers and congestion will make them appealing to any urban planner. Kisumu has some hope and can be redeemed, it still preserves some organisation band zoning. If you bring a person from organised countries like Scandinavia, they will take Kisumu ahead of Nakuru,Eldoret etc.
u need to tell the audience places mumefka