1. Nelson Mandela wrote in his autobiography, “Ethiopia always has a special place in my imagination and the prospect of visiting Ethiopia attracted me more strongly than a trip to France, England, and America combined. I felt I would be visiting my own genesis, unearthing the roots of what made me an African.”
But this was long ago and Ethiopia trained and supported Mandela, so of course he had a very special interest to the country. If he was still alive now, he would have been disappointed on what the country turned into.
Two completely different capital. Nairobi is the tourist capital find the whole human beings. But Addis Ababa is a city where only its people live. And do not forget that the people of Kenya are educated people who love their people and others
she's a TPLF mafia group activist. the corrupt Mafia group TPLF who has stealing Ethiopian people wealth and committed a crime Against Humanity the last 30 years, has been defeated. Game Over!
As a Kenyan I must say I find Ethiopians to be a special kind of people. So unique with a calm spirit and beautiful souls. Go to Ethiopia and you'll find out what I am talking about..😊
I’m Ethiopian (born and raised in the United States). In undergrad, I had the opportunity to study abroad in China, London, Spain or Kenya. Of course, I chose Kenya. It was the greatest experience of my life. It was truly a study abroad experience. I learned Swahili, learned how to make several Kenyan dishes, spent time in challenging communities and made lifelong friends. Very peaceful nation. I love Ethiopia. I love being Ethiopian. Ethiopia is absolutely rich in history & culture, but we have a lot of unresolved issues that are internally established. Kenya and Ethiopia will always be connected. I love Kenya 🇰🇪 🇪🇹
Weyni, I don’t know how this video landed on my smartphone screen and I decided to watch it. This and your other videos are just wonderful, very insightful, educative and yes enjoyable to watch. Looking forward to many more. I am a subscriber! Asante sana.
I've said it before: Kenya 🇰🇪 and Ethiopia 🇪🇹 are sister countries and the definition of good neighbours. In an extremely volatile region, these two countries have never had geopolitical tensions or gone war. Ethiopia even sheltered Kenyan freedom fighters from the British during colonial times. The only place where Kenyans and Ethiopians are in direct competition is on the running track.
Nairobi and Addis Ababa compliment each other so well. They are both beautiful safe cities that attract tourists and international organizations. The world's greatest marathoners actually come from Kenya and Ethiopia and these two countries can definitely take the sports culture in Africa to to greater levels. East African countries are very organized and seem to work well with each other for the common good. South Africa has already set the standards but If west Africa can learn from east Africa the continent will outshine Europe and America ten years from now. Instead of suffering in the west, the African diaspora should think about returning to Africa and in my opinion the best east African countries to move to are Rwanda, Uganda, Ethiopia and Kenya.
She can live anywhere she wanted, but she cannot compare any of us. We have all the beautiful things I don’t like people when they compare anywhere any place there is beautiful things for own people shouldn’t have to compare us i’m from Ethiopia where is not a choice she must be tigray
I am from Kenya , i have been to both cities , Ethiopia is our sister and home too , we all winners, some fun fact ; if you are a citizen of either Kenya or Ethiopia you can stay in any of them 1 year VISA free , that is how close we are .
@@AAA-sx5ej Lodwar is a town while Turkana is a county which borders South Sudan on the North, Ethiopia on the East, and Uganda on the west. Broaden your geographical geofence. We have tribes in Ethiopia of which we share language and culture, Example, Nyagatom tribe of omo valley, Mursi, hammer, surma etc.
@@AAA-sx5ejLodwar is a small town. Turkana county is larger than Nyanza, Western and Central provinces combined and it borders Ethiopia, South Sudan and Uganda.
im ethiopian and i love kenya, great country and have no problem with someone voting them higher than us, its understandable ethiopia has its problems, hopefully we can overcome them
the two countries should work together to build an express highway way from Nairobi to Addis Ababa. It will make the cost of travelling very cheap. the flight is only 45 minutes but the bus can take 4 hours. you can have breakfast in addis ababa, lunch in nairobi and dinner in addis ababa. and you come back with the goods that you buy in kenya and sell them in ethiopia. in 2 years this will be a reality.
@@zazaland LAPSSET. But we have a terrible manager right now running our government. I don't know but, despite all the issues there are, Ethiopian Prime Minister seems to know how to build an economy better than what we have here
@@patriot_2022 This evil new dictator he actually has destroyed Ethiopia 🇪🇹 economy. Since he came to power the only thing we saw from this dictator is death and destruction..May The LORD JESUS saved Ethiopia 🇪🇹 from abiy Ahmed..
I've never been to Ethiopia; however In my humble opinion, I found this document to be sound, honest, & unbiased in all the 7 key points. Excellent presentation.
My son mathematician born in US prefers Nairobi, I am an engineer born in Cameroon after the video choses Addis Ababa. I was in Nairobi last year and love it. Africa must unite.
Greetings from India 🇮🇳...we Indians love Africa ...Ethiopia is a great nation as well Kenya is also same ..many Indians do Business in both countries...God Bless Africa
she's a TPLF mafia group activist. the corrupt Mafia group TPLF who has stealing Ethiopian people wealth and committed a crime Against Humanity the last 30 years, has been defeated. Game Over!
I am an Ethiopian your Comment is unbiased and Genuine observation.if we are concerned we Ethiopians should think about to the betterment of our Country.
As an Ethiopian, I appreciate your fair and balanced comparison of Addis Ababa and Nairobi. You are not bashing your own country, but giving an honest and objective perspective. This is important for us as Africans, because we need to learn from each other and live in harmony. We must build a united Africa that celebrates our diversity and shares our common values.
Sorry, but why should she get to come into Ethiopia as she wishes? She's only doing this, becuase from the way she speaks, she sounds like a mixed raced woman, most likely her father is the AFrican one, and she thinks she can blend in as she wishes, meanwhile exploiting our cultures, our behavorism, our identity, our everything. You're sick to not see through these vultures. Her accent sounds like some African country in the the South...she should go live there!
We know this is not simply showing the cities. You guys are Weyane . Ethiopian people through your government in 2020. Because of that , you went to your desert Tigray and started fighting like gorilla fighters. But you were defeated by the hero Amhara.
@@liasol8518 Is she the demon tigray? The way she speaks, she sounds like one of those africans, so I assumed she was a mix of african and white. but also, even is she's a tigray, why the fuck should she get to live in our city Addis? Her kind needs to be taken back to their own race.
Weyni, I know you're a pan-Africanist more than just Ethiopian, but you'll be happy to know there's already a huge Ethiopian community in Nairobi. From lower income refugees in Eastleigh, to higher income and middle-class types who favour the Hurlingham and Kilimani areas. There's a beautiful Ethiopian Orthodox church there.
I love Ethiopia and the people too very respectful and friendly have interacted with few. I have a friend in Addis I will visit soon I can't wait to see historic sites like the oldest church,the latest park with lions etc plus the music and food too. Much love from Kenya 🇰🇪✌️
I live in Addis Ababa and I love it. I've been to Nairobi too and its a beautiful city. you have raised very important points. thank you. i hope more change comes to Addis and Ethiopia in general. Amen!
Working and living as a Kenyan currently in Ethiopia I feel you have made a very very good and accurate analysis on the two cities👏🏼👏🏼Really unbiased.I feel the same
I worked there 7 years ago. I had to bring cooking oil with me from Kenya. Good cooking oil is so expensive there. Internet was also a big problem those days. Otherwise, the ladies, the nightlife etc in Addis are good
I remember my Ethiopian friends at prep school in Kenya; they taught us the cultural shoulder jiving dance 💃🏾. Kenya & Ethiopia have always had a great relationship. We just need to learn to harbor lasting peace within our countries to allow people & businesses to thrive. If we can nail that, we’ll be developing by leaps & bounds. Love your channel, found you today & you’ve got a new follower 🤙🏾🙌🏾👊🏾
Thanks alot PLAN B-BACK TO AFRICA. Your analysis and conclusion is so unbiased and accurate. If it was not for security and internet connectivity, the two cities would draw, I actually think Kenya and Ethiopia are one in many respects. We share the same tribes across the borders, we have the greatest marathoners, we have great cultural diversity and we have never fought one another. How I wish Ethiopia joins the East African Community.
Very educational! I love the politeness of Ethiopians.. I ve made life friendships from workmates to restaurant owners. One actually gave me an Amharic name. 😅 food.. Ethiopia beats us Kenyans hand down… there is pros and cons for both but the likeness are more than differences.. with love.
We Ethiopians are killing each other and are always at war. If we don’t love one another what makes you think we are friendly people? We are just good at faking it!
@@semiragualraya1041 sometimes unhealthy internal competitions cause things like those, but remember, you cannot read the label when you are inside the box
The comparison is quite honest and balanced. Iam 🇰🇪 and having lived in both countries, I agree with you 💯. This should be the number 1️⃣ info video on trip advisor.
As a Kenyan based in Arizona, I recently came upon your videos and enjoy your detailed and informative presentations...I appreciate your love for both Ethiopia and Kenya. Looking forward to new videos.
I'm an American citizen who has/is considering moving to Africa withing the next 5 years. Addis Ababa was at the top of my list followed by Nairobi and a few other countries behind those two. I'm always hearing about how poor the internet connectivity is in Ethiopia, but on the other hand I also hear about the great people and the beautiful culture the country has. In my personal research, it also seems like Nairobi has alot to offer as well....and that it's more of a "modern" feel than A.A........I love this video and thank you for your comparison of these two cities. This will make my choice that much harder I'm sure, but where ever I end up relocating, I think I'll just be happy being a permanent resident on African soil.
Yeah but Ethiopia is not bad but civil war in the problem in that country they are now having problem with Tigrenya and aroma at the other side,Ethiopia's northernmost region of Tigray is at the center of a civil conflict today.
Kenya is also a dual-citizenship country where one can hold more than one citizenship and this is an added advantage for us Kenyans in the diaspora. In my view, it is quite unfair on the part of the Ethiopian government to revoke Ethiopian nationals of their citizenship when they acquire foreign citizenships but, I believe that change is on the way for Ethiopians as the country continues to open up to foreigners and foreign investors.
Yeah that is true . However they give them a diaspora id card instead. I think they don’t want Ethiopian diaspora to be involved in domestic politics .
Today the world has become a global village where it shouldn't really matter how many nationalities one acquires. We Kenyans once thought by allowing dual citizenship it would make it easy for an individual to loot and move all the wealth to other foreign countries but that was just a narrow way of thinking. Today, those Kenyans in the diaspora with dual citizenship do a lot of investments in Kenya without fear of being treated unfairly since they still retain their Kenyan citizenship. @@rediettadesse2828
This channel will grow amazingly because the host is eloquent, sober, reasonable and very articulate in her observations and guess what? She doesn’t care about haters, no time for them even though they are yet to surface.
I am Kenyan and used to do my hair at an Ethiopian hair salon in Dubai...i looked forward to those salon visits coz of Injera and the black cofee, and yes,they literally feed you...
Thank you for this enlightening video. I thoroughly enjoyed watching your content; you ‘re incredibly well spoken and you analyzed like an astute college professor who is keen on educating. Thank you 🙏
From the moment you mentioned the term "genocidal war," I immediately understood that it would be difficult to have a truly unbiased and objective comparison on this subject.
From all criteria the most essential and very important is for me spirituality, security and businesses opportunity I from Ethiopia oromia region I love keniya I wish one day I will come to keniya InshaAllah
The Love between Ethiopia and Kenya is beyond imagination.its clear to seen by the ethiopian names all over the city of Nairobi(Haile selase Av,haile maryam rd,adis ababa rd,menelik rd....the funny part is that,when you ask a kenya which is the best city btn the two 90% will say Addis and on the other hand if you ask Ethiopians 90% will say Nairobi.......I will say kenyans and Ethiopian are blood brother eg the oromo of both countries.
I think Ethiopia 🇪🇹 and Kenya 🇰🇪 finding each other is the revolution East Africa needed. Kenya was more focused towards Tanzania 🇹🇿 and Uganda 🇺🇬, which is good and not in the North. But the opening of Northern corridor, by former President Uhuru and prime minister Abiy, connecting Kenya 🇰🇪 and Ethiopia 🇪🇹 is a game changer. I pray for peace and unity in Ethiopia, and God bless East Africa and Africa.
@@pm3302 stop reading so much of colonial literature. Congo as the original home of Bantu was a wide range of colonial narratives. Kenya is multiethnic, and pre-colonial Kenya has communities that roomed freely in entire Eastern Africa.
I am Somali. I live in Hargeisa, Somaliland. I really liked how you compared the two countries, using 7 very valuable points that I will look at if I go to a country. Thank you. Also, I would like to congratulate you on the way you speak English. It's amazing.
What you've raised is intriguing and perfectly addressed. In addition, Addis falls far behind Nairobi in terms of infrastructure (connectivity, technology, transportation, health, sanitation, and so on) and justice. Addis Ababa is well-known for its diverse cultural mix from many Ethiopian regions. Nairobi, on the other hand, has a cosmopolitan culture with a blend of Kenyan, African, European, and Asian. In terms of business, Addis is reliant on the government, whereas Nairobi relies on local & multinational companies. Nairobi has made significant improvements in terms of safety, but Addis has lagged safety behind by the Nobel Prize winner. In terms of tourism attractions, Nairobi is still a quarter mile ahead of Addis Ababa unlike the case 10,000m running event. Evenif I live in Addis with beautiful parks and hyper inflation, my recommendation goes to Nairobi. I will come to Nairobi were William Ruto, an African leader, leads.
First of all thank you for bringing comparison between the two countries. Anyhow since I am from Ethiopia and knew the conditions in Ethiopia right now there are more transformations in the country. The Ethiopian people are adjusting so many diverse issues within the country and that affects Addis Ababa too. currently, the cost of living is high, but the people are demanding that to change. In other side, Nairobi is well secured city in in Kenya at this time. overall, those two cities are going much better as time goes on!!
As long as Habesha women stay culturally loyal, beautiful, and AUTHENTIC FEMININ and resist westernization, I will forever sing my love and praises of Addis Ababa.
They are priceless gems as far as I am concerned and this is coming from a Nigerian married to an Ethiopian. Very decent, feminine, cultured, calm and well mannered women.
❤❤❤❤ Love!!! I am Manchester uk!!!! I was in Kenya back 1992-1994 study in Aviation !!!!! I have a great time and in Nairobi I never forget this is part of time in my hearts❤❤❤❤❤. I am interested in visiting in Ethiopia!!!!!
I had a great time in Ethiopia, the food was great, I drank too much Tej in Yod Abyssinia and passed out. My one problem was that as an African American, I did not blend-in in Ethiopia as I did in other East African countries like Uganda, so I was harassed a lot. I agree with all of your scores and your final conclusion, great video.
@@cirka4497 my dad had $5000 cash and these guys at the airport took him to some room for questioning and at the end they took $500 claiming your money should be in the Ethiopian currency birr, at the Airport they could favor whites and normally harassed other black travelers. Addis Ababa is very behind much backward compared to Kampala and Nairobi. The level of education, language barriers as most of the citizens cannot speak English or any international language plus no modern culture there as they’re not welcoming people at all .
@@wambokodavid7109 thank you 🙏 Uganda is the best African country when treating other Africans , so welcoming and civilized humans . I can’t wait to visit there again this December.
Thank you for your honest comparison, and I also prefer Kenya, which makes me happy and safe during my stay, and people even Kenyan keep saying that there is robbery, but I never feltsafe in Addiss than Nairobi.
It was just molded with sugar words of this Woyane girl who entertaine her toilette service in Nairobi for men like any Agame Is her profession and her hyna clan people brought Chaos in Ethiopia and she rund out 😂😂😂
As an Ethiopian who grew up in Nairobi n lived most of my teenage years in Kenya (went to a boarding school in ukambani😊)I must say everything you stated in you video is absolutely perfect n I love your content ❤n hope one day we will be bold enough to make the big decisions of returning back to our beautiful continent,..please keep making your beautiful contents more often ❤❤peace n love
Loved this video. As a somalian, i must say Kenya is the winner for best east African country, and Nairobi is best city to make business 🎉. Even thought is full of corruption.
I’ve been to both countries and they are special in different ways, although Kenya would be more fun to live in, because of the economic development, beaches and safaris. Ethiopia has some seriously beautiful women, great food, including Italian food and a unique culture, although there is a resentment toward westerners there that you don’t experience in Kenya.
I'm Ethiopian. Before she even started I thought Addis had no chance to stand against Nairobi. We can't compare with a democratic and liberalized economy with a heavy Western influence. Ethiopia is there by God's grace against all odds. Our politicians have tried everything to destroy it but we're still hanging in there by God's mercy. We're grateful to have survived this long, let alone being compared to a model African country like Kenya.
I felt the loss and love you have for your homeland when you talked about the Ashenda festival. It sounds beautiful. May the Tigray Region have peace so we can visit and be part of it.
👉 she's a TPLF mafia group activist. the corrupt Mafia group TPLF who has stealing Ethiopian people wealth and committed a crime Against Humanity the last 30 years, has been defeated. Game Over!
I'm Ethiopian and accept your honest assessment and comparisons of the two cities. We are struggling for various rasons and should take lessons from Kenya.
I really love your videos is very comprehensive and straight to the point I love the additive claps. And you look pretty your background was picked well good job
This is a nice piece. We pray our brothers in Ethiopia realise Peace and Stability. This alone overrides all other criterias. But dont stop there theres so much to see in the country side..go to Eldoret, Kakamega, Bungoma, Migori Etc. Very secure with abundant opportunities in business
please visit Luanda, Angola. it's one of the most beautiful cities in Africa, serene environment, world class buildings, nice weather and amazing people, I trust that you will have a wonderful time there.
@@planB-BacktoAfrica we can't wait to have you, though you need to learn basic Portuguese because Angola is not an English-speaking country, so basic Portuguese will go a long way❤
@@DaughteroftheKing-h1k I think basic Spanish would work, right? Am under the impression the two languages are 90% similar. Most people would know Spanish as opposed to Portuguese
Addis is green too but Indeed Nairobi is greener. These are the green spaces in the city and collectively are over 30% of the land surface. The city has more than 10 major public open spaces: Uhuru Park, Central Park, Jamuhuri fields, City Park Limuru road, Arboretum, Uhuru gardens, Jevanjee Gardens, Kamukunji and 5 forests areas (Karura,Ngong, Kibarage, Oloolua Nature Trails, Ngong hills). Many high end estates on the western side of the city are very green and are indeed known as 'leafy suburbs'. You can drive to Runda, Roselyn, Red Hill, Kileleshwa, Spring Valley, Kyuna, Kitisuru, Nyari, Muthaiga, Parklands, Westlands, Riverside, State House Area, Lavington, Kilimani, Mountain View and the mother of all of them Karen, Mukoma etc. Also nearby areas of Kiambu and northern are Kajiado very green. Visit Thogoto, Limuru, Tigoni, Banana,Kamiti etc which are just 15-30 mins away from the main CBD. Golf and polo courses are abundant Railways Golf Club, Nairobi Polo club, Royal Golf Club, Muthaiga, Limuru, Karen, Kiambu, Sigona, Parklands sports club, Windsor, Limuru, Vetlab etc. The many army and police barracks around and old schools also have very large green areas for a facility based in a major city. Same applies to many research facilities like ILRI, UoN, KU,UN Hqs in Gigiri sit on really large green spaces.
I love the mild climate of higher altitude cities too. Windhoek, Namibia is also pretty high, as well as Johannesburg, SA. I loved the weather in Addis Ababa when I visited also. Haven't been to Nairobi, but one reason I definitely want to visit is due to the cooler climate. Oh, and I loooovvee Ethiopian food. It's my favorite! I was sad in Kigali because the Ethiopian food wasn't good. 😆
mild climate make ethiopia & kenya people run very fast. you know they both havea huge rift valley in between and it make them suitable to run. kenya pple eat pap called ugeli and ethiopia eat injera and also ethiopia and kenya have the original coffee of africa growing in their farms so it boost thier enrgy right from childhood.
You've answered the questions I've been asking myself lately. I am very curious about Kenya. You did a great job and folks i am very proud and i love ethiopia but theres so much more to see and learn.
As a Somalian man I lived in both Cities (Addis abab &Nairobi), I here by declare that there is a great deal of difference btwn two cities! Nairobi is another level, A class
Ofcourse you would love Nairobi more as most high class to midrange places are Somali owned😂❤... somewhat rich Somalis from abroad don't invest in Eastleigh. They invest elsewhere all over Kenya. Plus in Kenya you can buy freehold land and property even with an LLC company.
But it is getting crazy... Somali conning Somali or 4 Somalis owning a $4 million land same time. Just be stingy and very very slow and careful with your money. Conmen give up if you are not ina hurry and take time with lawyers.
she's a TPLF mafia group activist. the corrupt Mafia group TPLF who has stealing Ethiopian people wealth and committed a crime Against Humanity the last 30 years, has been defeated. Game Over!
Your opinion about Ethiopia and Kenya should be appreciated as it is exactly what you understood when you were there. Especially regarding the Internet and conflict, what you have described about Ethiopia is the reality on the ground. The Ethiopian government believes that the only solution for every mistake it makes is to cut off the internet to suppress the voice of the citizens. This also makes the Ethiopian government different from the rest of the world as a country with an oppressive government. Anyways, you are my hero who I admire for describing the two countries in a comparative way. I wish to have more and more happiness!!!!!! Thank you!!
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1. Nelson Mandela wrote in his autobiography, “Ethiopia always has a special place in my imagination and the prospect of visiting Ethiopia attracted me more strongly than a trip to France, England, and America combined. I felt I would be visiting my own genesis, unearthing the roots of what made me an African.”
But this was long ago and Ethiopia trained and supported Mandela, so of course he had a very special interest to the country. If he was still alive now, he would have been disappointed on what the country turned into.
Mandela was a faliure the ANC is failure in south africa
Two completely different capital. Nairobi is the tourist capital find the whole human beings. But Addis Ababa is a city where only its people live. And do not forget that the people of Kenya are educated people who love their people and others
@@drjacob2276 Thanks to TPLF + the DEREG! now the childish Abiy!!
she's a TPLF mafia group activist. the corrupt Mafia group TPLF who has stealing Ethiopian people wealth and committed a crime Against Humanity the last 30 years, has been defeated. Game Over!
As a Kenyan I must say I find Ethiopians to be a special kind of people. So unique with a calm spirit and beautiful souls. Go to Ethiopia and you'll find out what I am talking about..😊
A calm spirit indeed. That's why I ended up marrying one as my country women(Nigerians) were too hot-headed and aggressive for me to handle.
There is a lot of descendants of Moses in Ethiopia, and he was a very meek man the Bible says. They have the meekness of Moses hopefully.
They just have been domesticated (civilized) much longer.
Thank you
Super nice.
We really appreciate your love for Our Country Kenya...We also love Ethiopia
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I’m Ethiopian (born and raised in the United States). In undergrad, I had the opportunity to study abroad in China, London, Spain or Kenya. Of course, I chose Kenya. It was the greatest experience of my life.
It was truly a study abroad experience. I learned Swahili, learned how to make several Kenyan dishes, spent time in challenging communities and made lifelong friends. Very peaceful nation.
I love Ethiopia. I love being Ethiopian. Ethiopia is absolutely rich in history & culture, but we have a lot of unresolved issues that are internally established.
Kenya and Ethiopia will always be connected. I love Kenya 🇰🇪 🇪🇹
So wonderful! Glad you had the opportunity to live with and learn from our neighbours.
@@planB-BacktoAfrica Thank you 😊 I can’t wait to visit Kenya again 🤗
Mambo,Sasa unajua kiswahili vizuri
Weyni, I don’t know how this video landed on my smartphone screen and I decided to watch it. This and your other videos are just wonderful, very insightful, educative and yes enjoyable to watch. Looking forward to many more. I am a subscriber! Asante sana.
Thank you for your honest opinion, am Kenyan who love Addis abebe having stayed In Addis
I've said it before: Kenya 🇰🇪 and Ethiopia 🇪🇹 are sister countries and the definition of good neighbours. In an extremely volatile region, these two countries have never had geopolitical tensions or gone war. Ethiopia even sheltered Kenyan freedom fighters from the British during colonial times. The only place where Kenyans and Ethiopians are in direct competition is on the running track.
Nairobi and Addis Ababa compliment each other so well. They are both beautiful safe cities that attract tourists and international organizations. The world's greatest marathoners actually come from Kenya and Ethiopia and these two countries can definitely take the sports culture in Africa to to greater levels. East African countries are very organized and seem to work well with each other for the common good. South Africa has already set the standards but If west Africa can learn from east Africa the continent will outshine Europe and America ten years from now. Instead of suffering in the west, the African diaspora should think about returning to Africa and in my opinion the best east African countries to move to are Rwanda, Uganda, Ethiopia and Kenya.
We just need a train to connect
Running track😂😂😂😂😂true true
Running track😂😂😂😂😂true true
@@SpotOn966Let's keep Ruto accountable to do even better than the standard Uhuru set. LAPSSET must be a reality
As a Kenyan I always love the Ethiopian history.
Most of Ethiopia's history was fabricated
@@hiwottsegaye2754 Amen.
You are like me men I love their history very intelligent guys.
She can live anywhere she wanted, but she cannot compare any of us. We have all the beautiful things I don’t like people when they compare anywhere any place there is beautiful things for own people shouldn’t have to compare us i’m from Ethiopia where is not a choice she must be tigray
We love u!
I am from Kenya , i have been to both cities , Ethiopia is our sister and home too , we all winners, some fun fact ; if you are a citizen of either Kenya or Ethiopia you can stay in any of them 1 year VISA free , that is how close we are .
Wow and how is it Ethiopian citizens are languish in Kenya jail as illegals?
@@thedolamitechannel2756 ??
Perfectly said!
Am from Kenya, my county Turkana neighbors Ethiopia, I love Ethiopian people and their culture and music.
Gai, thats what we can call a stretch of the imagination. Lodwar iko karibu na south sudan.
@@AAA-sx5ej
Lodwar is a town while Turkana is a county which borders South Sudan on the North, Ethiopia on the East, and Uganda on the west. Broaden your geographical geofence. We have tribes in Ethiopia of which we share language and culture, Example, Nyagatom tribe of omo valley, Mursi, hammer, surma etc.
First time seeing Turkana using TH-cam 😂
@@AAA-sx5ej wee wacha vita na vurugu...kula kitu ulale
@@AAA-sx5ejLodwar is a small town. Turkana county is larger than Nyanza, Western and Central provinces combined and it borders Ethiopia, South Sudan and Uganda.
im ethiopian and i love kenya, great country and have no problem with someone voting them higher than us, its understandable ethiopia has its problems, hopefully we can overcome them
the two countries should work together to build an express highway way from Nairobi to Addis Ababa. It will make the cost of travelling very cheap. the flight is only 45 minutes but the bus can take 4 hours. you can have breakfast in addis ababa, lunch in nairobi and dinner in addis ababa. and you come back with the goods that you buy in kenya and sell them in ethiopia. in 2 years this will be a reality.
@@zazaland LAPSSET.
But we have a terrible manager right now running our government.
I don't know but, despite all the issues there are, Ethiopian Prime Minister seems to know how to build an economy better than what we have here
@@patriot_2022 This evil new dictator he actually has destroyed Ethiopia 🇪🇹 economy.
Since he came to power the only thing we saw from this dictator is death and destruction..May The LORD JESUS saved Ethiopia 🇪🇹 from abiy Ahmed..
I've never been to Ethiopia; however In my humble opinion, I found this document to be sound, honest, & unbiased in all the 7 key points. Excellent presentation.
I really like how my country kenya🇰🇪 is growing recognised and loved, but I also appreciate Ethiopia🇪🇹.
My son mathematician born in US prefers Nairobi, I am an engineer born in Cameroon after the video choses Addis Ababa. I was in Nairobi last year and love it. Africa must unite.
No thank you. I'm not uniting with people i have nothing in common with.
Greetings from India 🇮🇳...we Indians love Africa ...Ethiopia is a great nation as well Kenya is also same ..many Indians do Business in both countries...God Bless Africa
Bhai sab app Kenya may rehta hai please replie dijiye
Thank you @hfharryful i am from ethiopia and sending much love from the land of beautiful peoples ethiopia
"we Indians" - what, all 23 trillion of you?
As a Kenyan citizen I like to state that your analysis are to the point very articulated. Thank you and Welcome to Kenya
As an Ethiopian, I appreciate your honest comparisons!! I'm excited to visit Nairobi!
she's a TPLF mafia group activist. the corrupt Mafia group TPLF who has stealing Ethiopian people wealth and committed a crime Against Humanity the last 30 years, has been defeated. Game Over!
When you visit Nairobi, take care because it's not as save as Addis lol
As a Kenyan with some Ethiopian inlaws and friends, Ethiopian food is my favourite ever
I am an Ethiopian your Comment is unbiased and Genuine observation.if we are concerned we Ethiopians should think about to the betterment of our Country.
As an Ethiopian, I appreciate your fair and balanced comparison of Addis Ababa and Nairobi. You are not bashing your own country, but giving an honest and objective perspective. This is important for us as Africans, because we need to learn from each other and live in harmony. We must build a united Africa that celebrates our diversity and shares our common values.
Sorry, but why should she get to come into Ethiopia as she wishes? She's only doing this, becuase from the way she speaks, she sounds like a mixed raced woman, most likely her father is the AFrican one, and she thinks she can blend in as she wishes, meanwhile exploiting our cultures, our behavorism, our identity, our everything. You're sick to not see through these vultures. Her accent sounds like some African country in the the South...she should go live there!
We know this is not simply showing the cities. You guys are Weyane . Ethiopian people through your government in 2020. Because of that , you went to your desert Tigray and started fighting like gorilla fighters. But you were defeated by the hero Amhara.
@@liasol8518 Is she the demon tigray? The way she speaks, she sounds like one of those africans, so I assumed she was a mix of african and white. but also, even is she's a tigray, why the fuck should she get to live in our city Addis? Her kind needs to be taken back to their own race.
@@teetea8698 Like your folks who are suffocating in lorries trying to flee to uganda, zambia and south africa 🤣
@@liasol8518 amhara never won a war in its entire existence
I'm not a Kenyan Nor a Ethiopian but I will 100% agree that Nairobi is fabulous place to live. And Kenyan people are wonderful wonderful..
As a citizen of the USA, this was a very educational video. Thanks for sharing. 🙏🏽
Weyni, I know you're a pan-Africanist more than just Ethiopian, but you'll be happy to know there's already a huge Ethiopian community in Nairobi. From lower income refugees in Eastleigh, to higher income and middle-class types who favour the Hurlingham and Kilimani areas. There's a beautiful Ethiopian Orthodox church there.
I love Ethiopia and the people too very respectful and friendly have interacted with few. I have a friend in Addis I will visit soon I can't wait to see historic sites like the oldest church,the latest park with lions etc plus the music and food too. Much love from Kenya 🇰🇪✌️
Welcome 🙏 🤗 😊
You always most well come !!! We are one family !! May God bless and protects both people! 🙏🙏🙏❤❤🎉🎉❤❤❤
I live in Addis Ababa and I love it. I've been to Nairobi too and its a beautiful city. you have raised very important points. thank you. i hope more change comes to Addis and Ethiopia in general. Amen!
I’m from Ethiopia,and living in United States I have been living in Nairobi as well but I love Ethiopia..
This is not about like loving your country. Its compare and contrast its 100% true what She has said. This is obvuous we cant deny it
Nice insights! Mpesa is in Ethiopia now to unleash Africa's greatest potential that is Ethiopian! 🇰🇪🤝🇪🇹
Safaricom limited from Nairobi
Working and living as a Kenyan currently in Ethiopia I feel you have made a very very good and accurate analysis on the two cities👏🏼👏🏼Really unbiased.I feel the same
Me too
Hey
I'm planning to move to Ethiopia soon
I'm currently based in Nairobi, could you please enlighten me on how it is over there
@@rosiehailu2221
Hey
I'm planning to move to Ethiopia soon
I'm currently based in Nairobi, could you please enlighten me on how it is over there
I worked there 7 years ago. I had to bring cooking oil with me from Kenya. Good cooking oil is so expensive there. Internet was also a big problem those days. Otherwise, the ladies, the nightlife etc in Addis are good
@@paulmunene9271 thanks a bunch!
How about the cost of living, security aspects and their attitude towards foreigners
I remember my Ethiopian friends at prep school in Kenya; they taught us the cultural shoulder jiving dance 💃🏾. Kenya & Ethiopia have always had a great relationship. We just need to learn to harbor lasting peace within our countries to allow people & businesses to thrive. If we can nail that, we’ll be developing by leaps & bounds. Love your channel, found you today & you’ve got a new follower 🤙🏾🙌🏾👊🏾
Thanks alot PLAN B-BACK TO AFRICA. Your analysis and conclusion is so unbiased and accurate. If it was not for security and internet connectivity, the two cities would draw, I actually think Kenya and Ethiopia are one in many respects. We share the same tribes across the borders, we have the greatest marathoners, we have great cultural diversity and we have never fought one another. How I wish Ethiopia joins the East African Community.
Beautiful Ahmaric lady.....U r doing a great job in a respectable manner.....I'm a Kenyan .....Welcome to Nairobi(the Green city in the sun)
I am Kenyan, I love Ethiopia and her beautiful and well-mannered ladies ❤️❤️
I love Ethiopia, so many Ethiopians live in my neighbourhood, they have Sunday services at a nearby church, I love their singing.
We Kenyans approve these findings about Kenya, and We love you.Welcome to Nairobi n feel at home away from home.
Very educational! I love the politeness of Ethiopians.. I ve made life friendships from workmates to restaurant owners. One actually gave me an Amharic name. 😅 food.. Ethiopia beats us Kenyans hand down… there is pros and cons for both but the likeness are more than differences.. with love.
Yeah ..right ? 🤩 Ethiopians are so polite and calm
We Ethiopians are killing each other and are always at war. If we don’t love one another what makes you think we are friendly people? We are just good at faking it!
@@semiragualraya1041 sometimes unhealthy internal competitions cause things like those, but remember, you cannot read the label when you are inside the box
The comparison is quite honest and balanced. Iam 🇰🇪 and having lived in both countries, I agree with you 💯. This should be the number 1️⃣ info video on trip advisor.
As a Kenyan based in Arizona, I recently came upon your videos and enjoy your detailed and informative presentations...I appreciate your love for both Ethiopia and Kenya. Looking forward to new videos.
You have such good speaking etiquette and mannerisms. I live in the US and plan on retiring in Kenya. Thanks for this very well articulated content!
Most Ethiopian women are very calm, graceful and have very good manners. Very true to their feminine side and altogether lovely folks
@@mtdspfgh Am Kenyan, couldn't agree more
I'm an American citizen who has/is considering moving to Africa withing the next 5 years. Addis Ababa was at the top of my list followed by Nairobi and a few other countries behind those two. I'm always hearing about how poor the internet connectivity is in Ethiopia, but on the other hand I also hear about the great people and the beautiful culture the country has. In my personal research, it also seems like Nairobi has alot to offer as well....and that it's more of a "modern" feel than A.A........I love this video and thank you for your comparison of these two cities. This will make my choice that much harder I'm sure, but where ever I end up relocating, I think I'll just be happy being a permanent resident on African soil.
Yeah but Ethiopia is not bad but civil war in the problem in that country they are now having problem with Tigrenya and aroma at the other side,Ethiopia's northernmost region of Tigray is at the center of a civil conflict today.
Nairobi is way way ahead.
Welcome to Kenya..Nairobi..the best place to be..yeah n free house from me..Karibu Kenya
Karibu Kenya,karibu Africa.
Nairobi is better
Kenya is also a dual-citizenship country where one can hold more than one citizenship and this is an added advantage for us Kenyans in the diaspora. In my view, it is quite unfair on the part of the Ethiopian government to revoke Ethiopian nationals of their citizenship when they acquire foreign citizenships but, I believe that change is on the way for Ethiopians as the country continues to open up to foreigners and foreign investors.
Yeah that is true . However they give them a diaspora id card instead. I think they don’t want Ethiopian diaspora to be involved in domestic politics .
@@LibaaxTopG Yeah, I guess it's more to do with politics than anything else.
What's the big deal, they change thier identification. They can only have one identity I support it , you either choose to stay Ethiopian or not
Today the world has become a global village where it shouldn't really matter how many nationalities one acquires. We Kenyans once thought by allowing dual citizenship it would make it easy for an individual to loot and move all the wealth to other foreign countries but that was just a narrow way of thinking. Today, those Kenyans in the diaspora with dual citizenship do a lot of investments in Kenya without fear of being treated unfairly since they still retain their Kenyan citizenship. @@rediettadesse2828
This channel will grow amazingly because the host is eloquent, sober, reasonable and very articulate in her observations and guess what? She doesn’t care about haters, no time for them even though they are yet to surface.
I am Kenyan and used to do my hair at an Ethiopian hair salon in Dubai...i looked forward to those salon visits coz of Injera and the black cofee, and yes,they literally feed you...
. I know that place also
As an Ethiopian, your evaluation have amazed me so much! Love Nairobi, it a city of excitement!
Thank you for this enlightening video. I thoroughly enjoyed watching your content; you ‘re incredibly well spoken and you analyzed like an astute college professor who is keen on educating. Thank you 🙏
well said . Everything whats you have said is true .!
From the moment you mentioned the term "genocidal war," I immediately understood that it would be difficult to have a truly unbiased and objective comparison on this subject.
From all criteria the most essential and very important is for me spirituality, security and businesses opportunity I from Ethiopia oromia region I love keniya I wish one day I will come to keniya InshaAllah
The Love between Ethiopia and Kenya is beyond imagination.its clear to seen by the ethiopian names all over the city of Nairobi(Haile selase Av,haile maryam rd,adis ababa rd,menelik rd....the funny part is that,when you ask a kenya which is the best city btn the two 90% will say Addis and on the other hand if you ask Ethiopians 90% will say Nairobi.......I will say kenyans and Ethiopian are blood brother eg the oromo of both countries.
Rubbish you treat all black foreigners like trash
My admiration is due on how you ethically come up with criteria to evaluate life in both countries.
I think Ethiopia 🇪🇹 and Kenya 🇰🇪 finding each other is the revolution East Africa needed. Kenya was more focused towards Tanzania 🇹🇿 and Uganda 🇺🇬, which is good and not in the North. But the opening of Northern corridor, by former President Uhuru and prime minister Abiy, connecting Kenya 🇰🇪 and Ethiopia 🇪🇹 is a game changer. I pray for peace and unity in Ethiopia, and God bless East Africa and Africa.
Because for a time Ethiopians believed they were"lost Europeans" ergo didn't wanna f with us (I'm Ugandan BTW).
@@wambokodavid7109 I know and it is sad 😢
@@pm3302 stop reading so much of colonial literature. Congo as the original home of Bantu was a wide range of colonial narratives. Kenya is multiethnic, and pre-colonial Kenya has communities that roomed freely in entire Eastern Africa.
You've earned yourself a new subscriber. Welcome to Kenya 😊
Thanks for the insight, looking forward to my visit in February
Love and respect Ethiopia 🇪🇹 ....🇰🇪
I am Somali. I live in Hargeisa, Somaliland. I really liked how you compared the two countries, using 7 very valuable points that I will look at if I go to a country. Thank you. Also, I would like to congratulate you on the way you speak English. It's amazing.
Girl I am Ethiopian and I grew up in Kenya I agree with you. 💯
Kenya and Ethiopia never had a beef with each other 😂❤
And they are our best neighbors unlike tanzanians who are always picking fights with us😂😂😂
What you've raised is intriguing and perfectly addressed. In addition, Addis falls far behind Nairobi in terms of infrastructure (connectivity, technology, transportation, health, sanitation, and so on) and justice. Addis Ababa is well-known for its diverse cultural mix from many Ethiopian regions. Nairobi, on the other hand, has a cosmopolitan culture with a blend of Kenyan, African, European, and Asian. In terms of business, Addis is reliant on the government, whereas Nairobi relies on local & multinational companies. Nairobi has made significant improvements in terms of safety, but Addis has lagged safety behind by the Nobel Prize winner. In terms of tourism attractions, Nairobi is still a quarter mile ahead of Addis Ababa unlike the case 10,000m running event. Evenif I live in Addis with beautiful parks and hyper inflation, my recommendation goes to Nairobi. I will come to Nairobi were William Ruto, an African leader, leads.
Something lovely about you love; had to subscribe immediately! Also looking forward to more fun facts about Mumma Africa, 💕💗💗🌸🌸
Thanks for subscribing dear 🙏🏾
@@planB-BacktoAfrica much love sis’, 💕💗💗🙏🏽🙏🏽🫶🏽
First of all thank you for bringing comparison between the two countries. Anyhow since I am from Ethiopia and knew the conditions in Ethiopia right now there are more transformations in the country. The Ethiopian people are adjusting so many diverse issues within the country and that affects Addis Ababa too. currently, the cost of living is high, but the people are demanding that to change. In other side, Nairobi is well secured city in in Kenya at this time. overall, those two cities are going much better as time goes on!!
I hope all of Africa can overcome their conflicts.
There's so much of this continent to see and experience.
As long as Habesha women stay culturally loyal, beautiful, and AUTHENTIC FEMININ and resist westernization, I will forever sing my love and praises of Addis Ababa.
They are priceless gems as far as I am concerned and this is coming from a Nigerian married to an Ethiopian. Very decent, feminine, cultured, calm and well mannered women.
❤❤❤❤ Love!!! I am Manchester uk!!!!
I was in Kenya back 1992-1994 study in Aviation !!!!!
I have a great time and in Nairobi I never forget this is part of time in my hearts❤❤❤❤❤.
I am interested in visiting in Ethiopia!!!!!
I had a great time in Ethiopia, the food was great, I drank too much Tej in Yod Abyssinia and passed out. My one problem was that as an African American, I did not blend-in in Ethiopia as I did in other East African countries like Uganda, so I was harassed a lot. I agree with all of your scores and your final conclusion, great video.
How were you harassed, can you go into more detail if don't mind.
@@cirka4497 my dad had $5000 cash and these guys at the airport took him to some room for questioning and at the end they took $500 claiming your money should be in the Ethiopian currency birr, at the Airport they could favor whites and normally harassed other black travelers. Addis Ababa is very behind much backward compared to Kampala and Nairobi. The level of education, language barriers as most of the citizens cannot speak English or any international language plus no modern culture there as they’re not welcoming people at all .
U was in ug?? That's my country brotha, I hope u enjoyed your stay.we are the most welcoming suckas around.visit again soon
@@wambokodavid7109 thank you 🙏 Uganda is the best African country when treating other Africans , so welcoming and civilized humans . I can’t wait to visit there again this December.
@@andrewjaiilul7996 ✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿
Thank you for your honest comparison, and I also prefer Kenya, which makes me happy and safe during my stay, and people even Kenyan keep saying that there is robbery, but I never feltsafe in Addiss than Nairobi.
Loved this fair and unbiased review of both countries. It makes me think about more questions I should ask when I move to Africa. 😊
It was just molded with sugar words of this Woyane girl who entertaine her toilette service in Nairobi for men like any Agame Is her profession and her hyna clan people brought Chaos in Ethiopia and she rund out 😂😂😂
She is biased lol she even admitted
I live in Ethiopia Shashamane for 2 years and half now. There are many things to say and this video is a good description of the life here.
Am Nigerian & East Africa has been drawing my attention lately...Kenya & Rwanda are my priority countries to visit.
I think you are fairly evaluated the two cities. I also agree with you. Thank you!
Nairobi definitely. I’ve been there in 2014.
BTW I’m Ethiopian. I missed Nairobians, CBD, Karen , Uhuru park.
I’m feeling that I’m Kenyan.
As an Ethiopian who grew up in Nairobi n lived most of my teenage years in Kenya (went to a boarding school in ukambani😊)I must say everything you stated in you video is absolutely perfect n I love your content ❤n hope one day we will be bold enough to make the big decisions of returning back to our beautiful continent,..please keep making your beautiful contents more often ❤❤peace n love
I love Kenya and Kenyans. I have a very strong positive impression.
Thanks for the info, my sister. I lived in Nairobi as a young refuge and loved it.
Loved this video. As a somalian, i must say Kenya is the winner for best east African country, and Nairobi is best city to make business 🎉. Even thought is full of corruption.
Thank you for your honest appraisal and comparison between these two areas. I learned a lot!
I love it here .. Nairobi to the world 🥂❤
Addis Ababa is amazing city.. I grow up in Addis Ababa particularly Bole area. I feel the weather and food are absolutely lovely…
I’ve been to both countries and they are special in different ways, although Kenya would be more fun to live in, because of the economic development, beaches and safaris. Ethiopia has some seriously beautiful women, great food, including Italian food and a unique culture, although there is a resentment toward westerners there that you don’t experience in Kenya.
I'm Ethiopian. Before she even started I thought Addis had no chance to stand against Nairobi. We can't compare with a democratic and liberalized economy with a heavy Western influence. Ethiopia is there by God's grace against all odds. Our politicians have tried everything to destroy it but we're still hanging in there by God's mercy. We're grateful to have survived this long, let alone being compared to a model African country like Kenya.
I’m an Ethiopian
The way you explained about Addis Ababa very well and professional
I felt the loss and love you have for your homeland when you talked about the Ashenda festival. It sounds beautiful. May the Tigray Region have peace so we can visit and be part of it.
👉 she's a TPLF mafia group activist. the corrupt Mafia group TPLF who has stealing Ethiopian people wealth and committed a crime Against Humanity the last 30 years, has been defeated. Game Over!
I'm Ethiopian and accept your honest assessment and comparisons of the two cities. We are struggling for various rasons and should take lessons from Kenya.
I prefer Addis . No i prefer Nairobi . NO i prefer Addis. NO mhh🤔 I loveee both Cities .
Ethiopia 🤜❤🤛 Kenya brotherhood for life.
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My experience in Nairobi was amazing! I vlogged it all and want to inspire more diaspora visit there too!
That was good evaluation. I am from Addis Ababa but want to visit Nairobi soon.
As an Ethiopian living in England,I found your comparison fair.I have a plan to visit Kenya in the near future.the property price is far too high
I really love your videos is very comprehensive and straight to the point I love the additive claps. And you look pretty your background was picked well good job
This is a nice piece. We pray our brothers in Ethiopia realise Peace and Stability. This alone overrides all other criterias. But dont stop there theres so much to see in the country side..go to Eldoret, Kakamega, Bungoma, Migori Etc. Very secure with abundant opportunities in business
Lovely queen thank you for sharing another amazing video. I pray you find the peace and prosperity you seek in your new home.
please visit Luanda, Angola. it's one of the most beautiful cities in Africa, serene environment, world class buildings, nice weather and amazing people, I trust that you will have a wonderful time there.
It's definitely on my bucket list.
@@planB-BacktoAfrica we can't wait to have you, though you need to learn basic Portuguese because Angola is not an English-speaking country, so basic Portuguese will go a long way❤
@@DaughteroftheKing-h1k I think basic Spanish would work, right? Am under the impression the two languages are 90% similar. Most people would know Spanish as opposed to Portuguese
I am a Kenyan and I appreciate your honesty comparison but am just in love with Ethiopia and I wanna learn Amharic 😊
I love Ethiopian food ..❤ from Kenya 🇰🇪
Addis is green too but Indeed Nairobi is greener. These are the green spaces in the city and collectively are over 30% of the land surface.
The city has more than 10 major public open spaces: Uhuru Park, Central Park, Jamuhuri fields, City Park Limuru road, Arboretum, Uhuru gardens, Jevanjee Gardens, Kamukunji and 5 forests areas (Karura,Ngong, Kibarage, Oloolua Nature Trails, Ngong hills). Many high end estates on the western side of the city are very green and are indeed known as 'leafy suburbs'.
You can drive to Runda, Roselyn, Red Hill, Kileleshwa, Spring Valley, Kyuna, Kitisuru, Nyari, Muthaiga, Parklands, Westlands, Riverside, State House Area, Lavington, Kilimani, Mountain View and the mother of all of them Karen, Mukoma etc. Also nearby areas of Kiambu and northern are Kajiado very green. Visit Thogoto, Limuru, Tigoni, Banana,Kamiti etc which are just 15-30 mins away from the main CBD.
Golf and polo courses are abundant Railways Golf Club, Nairobi Polo club, Royal Golf Club, Muthaiga, Limuru, Karen, Kiambu, Sigona, Parklands sports club, Windsor, Limuru, Vetlab etc. The many army and police barracks around and old schools also have very large green areas for a facility based in a major city. Same applies to many research facilities like ILRI, UoN, KU,UN Hqs in Gigiri sit on really large green spaces.
I love the mild climate of higher altitude cities too. Windhoek, Namibia is also pretty high, as well as Johannesburg, SA. I loved the weather in Addis Ababa when I visited also. Haven't been to Nairobi, but one reason I definitely want to visit is due to the cooler climate.
Oh, and I loooovvee Ethiopian food. It's my favorite! I was sad in Kigali because the Ethiopian food wasn't good. 😆
mild climate make ethiopia & kenya people run very fast. you know they both havea huge rift valley in between and it make them suitable to run. kenya pple eat pap called ugeli and ethiopia eat injera and also ethiopia and kenya have the original coffee of africa growing in their farms so it boost thier enrgy right from childhood.
@@zazaland I love East African coffee, as well as injera. Haven't had Kenyan ugali yet though.
You've answered the questions I've been asking myself lately. I am very curious about Kenya. You did a great job and folks i am very proud and i love ethiopia but theres so much more to see and learn.
Both countries are extension of each other..thankful our history goes way before independence. We are real BFFs
Salute sis for making this video. God spare life, I will visit both, but really looking forward to Addis Ababa.
As a Somalian man I lived in both Cities (Addis abab &Nairobi), I here by declare that there is a great deal of difference btwn two cities! Nairobi is another level, A class
That has to be a joke
@@umojapress2857 what about mokadisho??? dud
Ofcourse you would love Nairobi more as most high class to midrange places are Somali owned😂❤... somewhat rich Somalis from abroad don't invest in Eastleigh. They invest elsewhere all over Kenya. Plus in Kenya you can buy freehold land and property even with an LLC company.
But it is getting crazy... Somali conning Somali or 4 Somalis owning a $4 million land same time. Just be stingy and very very slow and careful with your money. Conmen give up if you are not ina hurry and take time with lawyers.
I love your energy. You seem so centered and unified, even when you talk about people starving.
I am an Ethiopian and everything is expensive in Addis Ababa Car price, food, house rent; House price...It is almost the most expensive city.
👉 Nairobi expensive than Ethiopia you don't know shit.
she's a TPLF mafia group activist. the corrupt Mafia group TPLF who has stealing Ethiopian people wealth and committed a crime Against Humanity the last 30 years, has been defeated. Game Over!
It is good to be candid, One of the quality of ETHIOPIAN, I like your PROS and Cons
I learned today that Ethiopia had the oldest bible....long before King James and that Christianity was in Africa long before any colonialists came.
It's fake history bro😂
Your opinion about Ethiopia and Kenya should be appreciated as it is exactly what you understood when you were there. Especially regarding the Internet and conflict, what you have described about Ethiopia is the reality on the ground. The Ethiopian government believes that the only solution for every mistake it makes is to cut off the internet to suppress the voice of the citizens. This also makes the Ethiopian government different from the rest of the world as a country with an oppressive government. Anyways, you are my hero who I admire for describing the two countries in a comparative way. I wish to have more and more happiness!!!!!! Thank you!!