Jarunda jaluth thanks very much for showing my village market. I am watching this from New York City and you make me miss home ma sirias. Mosnauru Min Akinyi a thousand street kanyo
OMG. I grew up in this area some many moons ago. I visit this area generally twice a year except of course 2020 due to Covid. People born many years after cannot believe what we had growing up. No roads, no electricity, no water, and now many shops! Kenya is growing. Oyugis too is not left behind. Would be nice if they could build industrial units so the stuff such as sofas can move, and also for people to not walk on this lovely road. The side walks can be improved by the locals just giving up two hours once very month! Very impressive indeed.
Am Armand (Jakongo)From London not to much change except the new market is almost done...wish you should show us the new Hotel Matata near D,O and others hotels also Winimum ,le Grand Hotel rooms prices for peoples who maybe want to visit that area
I am watching from 🇺🇸 and I amazed of how Oyugis has changed for the last 20 years. Geographically Oyugis has always had potential of growth given that it connects Kendu bay, Kisii and Kisumu. That was a wonderful job you did of advertising Oyugis and we appreciate your efforts of letting us see Oyugis from wherever we are. Do more towns so that we can compare and contrast the rate of growth of these places which were considered markets in the 70s and 80s.
Hi jarunda i am watching from isiolo thanks for the coverage it is very clear indeed it could have been much better if you could have gone into details like economic opportunies,hotels and lesure areas,population, availability of essential services etc but above all kudos good job.waiting Bondo to usenge coverage please
@@Jarunda Hmmm, it's ok, but America is not easy. I think as Black Americans, we have become used to living in a fast paced world. I was interested in moving to Kenya, but the immigration laws are very strict. It's a little shocking that Africa, doesn't really allow Black Americans or the black diaspora into Africa, but Europeans, Arabs and Indians get to roam Africa, like they OWN it.
I'm watching from Seattle, Washington. There is too much encroachment on the highway such that one lane is taken. However, if this has a lot of potential town if managed well.
This my home seeing lots of changes since 2018 I was last home. Corona yawa coronaaa They just need to bring sanity on the roads once the market is opened. Especially the bodaboda using wrong side of the road and the stalks
Not really, Homa Bay town is the capital of Homa Bay County. Oyugis can't be more developed than Homa Bay town. However, business is booming in Oyugis.
Jarunda next time you are here, find us for facts. was a nice tour though japeng misled you in one or twos, Like the ultra New market isn't Akubas thing, but also the fruits of the handshake and two, A thousand street is not thug bound, it's simply one street with a thousand issues, a thousand problem, thousands of people, and a thousand things. We call it the Activists street. I was born here, lived here, interestingly "ajo mbuta lived here" and Oyugis shaped us. Karibu dala Jaluth!!!
Nice video Jarunda but can you please make it clear and not say that the Oyugis market has been constructed by the failed government of Awiti aka Akuba. This is a World Bank/Africa Development Bank programme, who are also the ones responsible for the grading of the Migori to Ahero road. AWITI IS THE GREATEST FAILED GOVERNOR IN KENYA. Bure Kabisa, a waste of 10 years. Ignorant and useless kabisa.
The dualling is okay but there are no service lanes on the sides thus most activities are on the road. The road in Oyugis should have been similar to what you see in Katito, Gambogi , Majengo, Mbale and Chavakali in Western. It's difficult to get parking in Oyugis as all bodabodas, tuktuks and vehicles park on the main highway will traders also taking up the entire space in front of the shops. This makes it difficult for people going back home to promote the local businesses since you'll not find parking around the supermarkets. The town is also full of youthful idlers doing nothing or waiting to be hired for various missions including criminal activities. Kenha should have pulled down the fronts of buildings too close to the road and created a service lane where vehicles can park as they load or offload. This would create a clean pedestrian and also free up the main highway to avoid several encumbrances and increase traffic flow.
This was my home from 2003-2006 when I was in Agoro Share ,am happy Oyugis is growing just like my motherland Kisii.
Jarunda jaluth thanks very much for showing my village market. I am watching this from New York City and you make me miss home ma sirias. Mosnauru Min Akinyi a thousand street kanyo
OMG. I grew up in this area some many moons ago. I visit this area generally twice a year except of course 2020 due to Covid. People born many years after cannot believe what we had growing up. No roads, no electricity, no water, and now many shops! Kenya is growing. Oyugis too is not left behind. Would be nice if they could build industrial units so the stuff such as sofas can move, and also for people to not walk on this lovely road. The side walks can be improved by the locals just giving up two hours once very month! Very impressive indeed.
My town My Home. Agoro Sare my school. Blessed
Oyugis my home town madiaba kanyo
left oyugis 2002 in search of greener pastures slowly am tracing back to my roots
Watching from Australia, Perth...been to Oyugis and I hail from Kisii
Watching from US how I was born in this town and gre up there 😁 I love it... I know every place nimewatch 😅
It's been a longtime since I visit oyugis my fatherland. Nice video, kudos!
Thank you
Oyugis my hometown.❤❤
Watching from Tanzania Oyugis is my own town wish if I could be there soon, it has been 20yrs since I left💪
20what??why??I mean sorry to ask but bruh 20years is a long time fanya hima uje nyumbani yawa,,all the best
My home town too watching from United kingdom
Hi Jarunda...Regards from Istanbul / Turkey💞💞💞
Am Armand (Jakongo)From London not to much change except the new market is almost done...wish you should show us the new Hotel Matata near D,O and others hotels also Winimum ,le Grand Hotel rooms prices for peoples who maybe want to visit that area
I love this video. Iam from Kosele. I went to oyugis primary school
My hometown,our home is 7 mins drive on your way to Kendu bay just past Waradho hapo Kwa mnara ya Safaricom Mano dala wa,oooh how I miss home.
Jarunda has just given me a tour of home "while away"..thanks brother
Watching from Nairobi, Oyugis is my home town
Oyugis dala. Watching from New York City
I was in this place three days ago.a nice place indeed with many people making bricks
My home town. Watching from Sydney Australia
That's my fatherland home town.. thanks Jarunda for the tour .. let's grow our town👍
I am watching from 🇺🇸 and I amazed of how Oyugis has changed for the last 20 years. Geographically Oyugis has always had potential of growth given that it connects Kendu bay, Kisii and Kisumu. That was a wonderful job you did of advertising Oyugis and we appreciate your efforts of letting us see Oyugis from wherever we are. Do more towns so that we can compare and contrast the rate of growth of these places which were considered markets in the 70s and 80s.
Watching from NAIROBI
The great Town of Oyugis
OOO....OOOO...OOO MOBIMBA, MY UPCOMING TOWN....LKOVE IT LIVE IT!!!
Watching from USA. Grew up in Rangwe and went to Asumbi High. Originally from Kagan. Nice videos
watching from Kiambu, Oyugis has a great potential for commerce
Wauh looking smart
Oyugis is my home town thanks alot to devolution system
Hi jarunda i am watching from isiolo thanks for the coverage it is very clear indeed it could have been much better if you could have gone into details like economic opportunies,hotels and lesure areas,population, availability of essential services etc but above all kudos good job.waiting Bondo to usenge coverage please
I like it
Good job bro. Foot bridge bwana.... SIRIKAL!
Great Work
Tich maber 🤩 Jarunda thanks bro I like your videos
(I'm an African American)
I'm watching from Arizona.
How is Arizona?
@@Jarunda
Hmmm, it's ok, but America is not easy. I think as Black Americans, we have become used to living in a fast paced world. I was interested in moving to Kenya, but the immigration laws are very strict. It's a little shocking that Africa, doesn't really allow Black Americans or the black diaspora into Africa, but Europeans, Arabs and Indians get to roam Africa, like they OWN it.
Thanks alot for sharing
Oyugis - I need to visit soon. So much potential. Great work Jarunda
Mano Koyugi dala🔥🔥🔥
Fantastic job Jarunda. My hometown.
Wow the town is so nice.
I want to visit there brother
thnks for showing us this
The town has agreat potential !
I love this.. keep posting
Home sweet home mano yurop
I'm watching from Seattle, Washington. There is too much encroachment on the highway such that one lane is taken. However, if this has a lot of potential town if managed well.
Home sweet home🥰
Nice home
The last time I came to Kenya, i visited Oyugis. I hope it developes. I am from Ringa.
Nice video
Thank you. Oyugis is developing at a high speed
Also from ringa. Ebu nitext hapa tuongee +254746909633
It is beautiful u are our neighbours we wish u all the best keep growing.
Lived in Oyugis for 4 years and left it 20 years ago. Needless to say, I don't recognize the Oyugis in your video due to lots of changes.
I am from Oyugis but haven't been there for 20 years too and I am amazed of how much Oyugis has changed within 20 years.
my town.
MY Home Town 💘
10 yrs + since have been there
For me like am Vistor from lake side I don't know so mny areas in nyanza
Plz show me where jumia pick up station is plz
This my home seeing lots of changes since 2018 I was last home. Corona yawa coronaaa
They just need to bring sanity on the roads once the market is opened. Especially the bodaboda using wrong side of the road and the stalks
Is oyugis most developed than HBay town
Not really, Homa Bay town is the capital of Homa Bay County. Oyugis can't be more developed than Homa Bay town.
However, business is booming in Oyugis.
Home town Achuna.
Mambo mbiad....Waruaki Achune.
Personally am comming from oyugis twone specifically WIRE
From Norway 😅
Karibu nyumbani jarunda..
Asante
Achuna
Hey can you do one bed room and two bedroom rentals
Not sure what you're talking about 🤔
Jarunda next time you are here, find us for facts. was a nice tour though japeng misled you in one or twos, Like the ultra New market isn't Akubas thing, but also the fruits of the handshake and two, A thousand street is not thug bound, it's simply one street with a thousand issues, a thousand problem, thousands of people, and a thousand things. We call it the Activists street. I was born here, lived here, interestingly "ajo mbuta lived here" and Oyugis shaped us. Karibu dala Jaluth!!!
Tuchukulie Ringa pia owadwa.
That's my town
Really? Beautiful town
I cm from lake side never being in oyugis
Oyugis pacho
*CORRECTION. Oyugis Market is being constructed by World Bank not that failure Cyprian Awiti*
True
The vehicles parked along that road should be moved to a more organized planned parking area
Ooko, the roadworks is 60% complete, slip roads and service lanes are yet to be constructed. I bet it will be more organized.
Utatusomea Wikipedia hivyo
Nice video Jarunda but can you please make it clear and not say that the Oyugis market has been constructed by the failed government of Awiti aka Akuba. This is a World Bank/Africa Development Bank programme, who are also the ones responsible for the grading of the Migori to Ahero road. AWITI IS THE GREATEST FAILED GOVERNOR IN KENYA. Bure Kabisa, a waste of 10 years. Ignorant and useless kabisa.
Really?
The dualling is okay but there are no service lanes on the sides thus most activities are on the road. The road in Oyugis should have been similar to what you see in Katito, Gambogi , Majengo, Mbale and Chavakali in Western. It's difficult to get parking in Oyugis as all bodabodas, tuktuks and vehicles park on the main highway will traders also taking up the entire space in front of the shops. This makes it difficult for people going back home to promote the local businesses since you'll not find parking around the supermarkets. The town is also full of youthful idlers doing nothing or waiting to be hired for various missions including criminal activities. Kenha should have pulled down the fronts of buildings too close to the road and created a service lane where vehicles can park as they load or offload. This would create a clean pedestrian and also free up the main highway to avoid several encumbrances and increase traffic flow.
It wasn't well thought out.