Living in Nairobi-The Pros & Cons!

Living in Nairobi-The Pros & Cons!

In this episode, I dive into the realities of living in Nairobi, Kenya! Western media often portrays Africa in a negative light, but what’s it really like to call this vibrant city home? I share the pros and cons from my experience living here—covering everything from its tech innovation, excellent education, and warm hospitality to the challenges that come with city life. If you’re curious about the truth behind the headlines, this video is for you!

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[guycodekenya]

Every video mentioning Kenya and Nairobi I just give a view and like

[K]

This is amazing to hear! As a Jamaican, I am rooting for Africa! I am especially elated to hear about the quality of education 🎉

[TirraOmilade]

I have chills hearing you talk about the Professor who planted trees and won the Nobel Prize. Amazing. Paying homage to this great woman.

[freedomm]

This is a very fair assessment. One thing that surprised me as a Kenyan when I was a student in Europe was how cheap butter and cheese were. I realised Kenyans don't consume anywhere near the amount of dairy products as Europeans. On the flip side things such as avocados are very expensive in Europe, while here we let them rot without caring.

[coolnassa]

I’m from Ethiopia living in United States one day for sure I will visit Nairobi…

[margaretwanyoike]

Karibu Kenya! Yes we Kenyans we are welcoming & friendly. I love your contents too

[karim]

Sister, I absolutely love your videos, but I just want to clarify one point. The Somalis are not 'foreign' to Kenya — they are actually one of the largest ethnic groups in the country, ranking fifth in population. They primarily inhabit the Northeastern region, which is the largest territorial region in Kenya, larger than any other ethnic group's area. Just wanted to clear that up, and keep up the great work!

[freddiekipkoech]

am happy to see many expats who were initialy in nairobi, and later opted to go to SouthAfrica🇿🇦 citing better living conditions there, are now all returning back to nairobi once again after living in SA for a couple few months. that means kenya🇰🇪 has some better things am still yet to know.. 🤔?

[TravelWithClaire]

I have heard so many good things about Kenya. I can’t wait to visit. Thanks for sharing this information.

[mihiret]

You were born and raised in Germany but you speak English fluently ..amazing 🎉

[Karisma]

In Sweden we study teknik( IT) from 6 yrs old. I love Nairobi, been there many times.

[PJAOK]

It warmed my heart to hear your story. I am Australian and moved to Germany and have many African friends here.. so a lot of what you mention is known to me.. I had already seen your Zanzibar video. You seem so very happy. The education side esp history sounds very good. All strength to you. You were a little disappointed with Zanzibar and I'm glad your path has been a good one.

[danielmacharia]

Karibu Kenya we are so welcoming and loving

[kreemer]

You are so very, very impressive. Authentic, dedicated and fair - both pro and critical. Your voice gives dignity to us here in Africa - and as a Nairobian I appreciate your work ethic. We have had communities from all over the immediate region here with us for a long time - welcome home. I wish you peace and success.

[Cycy-pw]

It’s become a habit to watch your videos before visiting a country in East Africa. I was in Dar Es Salaam and Zanzibar 2 weeks ago and your tips really helped a lot, thank you ❤

[thomasyebei]

Your assessment is of high quality, you do thorough research and your comparative analysis is out of this world. Everytime you post ..i make sure I watch your insightful videos

[rodrigue-uo]

I am excited to hear from you and admire the great consideration you show for other African countries. Nonetheless, many individuals in the Horn of Africa hold unfavorable stereotypes about other Africans. What you are doing on YouTube truly makes us proud!

[jacktoneogusoogilo]

I love the idea of making Nairobi your permanent home. I agree the vibrant culture and beautiful landscapes make it an amazing place to live.

[Davidkiania]

It's amazing to hear your perspective, born and raised in Kenya lived abroad for 7 years and still take some of these things for granted ... thank you for painting a fair and balanced view of the city we call home. The people by far are the distinction.

[EliasSilva-fysj]

I'm Brazilian and i don't know why i really stopped to watch this, but i'm glad i did, i could learn a lot. That thing you said about education and how they teach about African kingdoms there really got me thinking, here in my country we have one of the biggest african populations but never in school we're taught about pre-colonial african history which is extremely saddening, the point is that as you mentioned Kenya invests a lot on education and that's the way to go, they're already one of the highest growing economies in the world and probably one of the most advanced in technology in Africa, i only hope that they make it. Great video.