Infrastructure in Kenya looks the same as in South Africa. Its like they were build by the same architecture. There is even a high way road being build from came to cairo connecting egypt, kenya , Tanzania and South Africa. It connnects east and Southern Africa
We don't hate Nigeria they are our elder brothers and we respect them very much,like now in Kenya the trending songs are afro from Nigeria and we love it ,some of the Kenyans wish to go to Nigeria 🇳🇬 than South Africa 🇿🇦. All in all let's love ❤️ each other, Kenya 🇰🇪 to the world, Africa for as all 🌍
Its because of tribes ,culture and mentality. They are all similar in both countries, but as a Kenyan I can also tell you that Kenyans relate better with Nigerians than some of our neighbors like Tanzania who have a completely different mentality
@@euniceshalom It's the Bantus who relate with South Africans. Kenya has Nilotes and Nilotes relate more with West Africans. The Luos in Kenya really resemble West Africans & the Maasai relate more with Fulanis. Also Indians aren't a tribe in Kenya. Kenyan tribes are only 42 coded to specific regions in Kenya & cannot be added or reduced. Indians come from none of this regions because they are from India not Africa . For instance Luos are native to Nyanza region, Kikuyus Mt.Kenya, Kambas Ukambani, Maasai Narok...etc there is no region where Indians hail from in kenya
@@nairobinyeusi5811 You are wrong. They were acknowledged as the 47th tribe officially. In terms of migration, they have as long a record of migration into Kenya as have, for example the secondary Bantu migration from Central Africa. The worlds of the ocean made this possible through trade and exchanges. Those Lamu doors we love were co-crafted with Gujarat craftsmen as a matter of routine, our coastal nations treated other port cities as next-door villages. Migration from India does not start with the British, they just exploited something that already existed.
Well I'm a South African and I don't think anybody is ganging up against Nigeria and I don't know what made you think so. Kenyans are the most chilled people I know on this continent, while South Africans may not be fond of Nigerians simply because of immigration issues in our country. South Africans have zero tolerance and patience for people who disregard their laws or even have aggressive attitudes which most Nigerians we come across tend to have. It's not that deep honestly, if you're a good person then you will be welcomed and if you're not then the story will not end well for you. This is a tiring subject and I'm tired of people playing the victim and not being accountable to how they conduct themselves in host countries. Perhaps a little introspection as to why the whole world keeps complaining about Nigerians would help you to realise something and self-correct. You can't be having all these countries complain about you, in spite of some of your countrymen who actually have good intentions and are well behaved. As for similarities with Kenyans, yes there are quite plenty of them and it may be due to the Bantu lineage you're alluding to. We have Bantu tribes in South Africa such as the Zulus, Xhosas, Swatis, Ndebeles, Sothos, Tswanas, Pedis etc whom fall under the Bantu speaking branch in Africa and you will even notice the similarities between languages of the abovementioned ethnic groups to that of Swahili. We also share similar cuisine like ugali which is almost like pap in South Africa. Even our beadwork accessories are almost alike. The mannerisms are quite the same too, which I have noticed from Kenyans and South Africans both in person and on social media. I could go on the whole day. Kenya is literally my favourite country in Africa, apart from my own country of course and I even love their movies more than I love that of Nollywood. Don't get me wrong I love Nollywood and grew up watching it but I'm just naturally drawn more towards Kenyan storytelling and when watching Country Queen, I felt like it was something made right here at home in SA. No hard feelings Eunice, Nigerians are great and I also love many of their cultures but I just gel with Kenyans better. Plus Swahili is one hell of a dope language and who doesn't love Sauti Sol? Lol. I doubt Kenyans gang up on Nigerians. No, if anything it could be the other way around. Kenyans are respectful and humble. You can even learn of their soft and relaxed nature in their beautiful melodies....they make the best music. I'm listening to "Sundays in Nairobi" by Billy Black while writing this. 🇿🇦❤️🇰🇪 Take care :)
I really enjoy a lot of SA series. Though I’m not really proud of country queen but l’ll give it a pass because it is the first kenyan series on Netflix, hope we will improve on that
This is true simply because we speak in similar accent. I have few South Africans, but most of friends are Nigerians. I have learned to speak Nigerian English 😂
I was raised on RSA and lingala music so I'm so in love with RSA and southern Africa. Even when I dream I dream about RSA and do pray for the nation. I must visit RSA and Namibia in my lifetime. Long live Kenya and RSA.
@@euniceshalom Not sure if your response is to my comment, but bantu is a yoruba word that means to untie something, help me untire...... . Which l'm guessing would have come from the hair style, the ladies always need someone to untie their hair hence bantu.
As a Kenyan 🇰🇪, I love South Africa 🇿🇦 and I love Nigeria 🇳🇬. We are all one people and can learn and benefit from each other. One love to the whole of Africa ❤️.
Nakupenda Florence Esibi🇿🇦 Kao rata Florence🇰🇪 south african Sotho language. How's my Swahili? 😉🤷🏾♂️ I'm learning 🤫 don't tell no white man he gonna find a way to destroy our unity bby☝🏿🌍🖤 Chao🙏🏾
Kenyans are honest and humble. They are smart and collaborate easily. I have never seen a Kenyan who bulldoze his way in South Africa to make a living with whatever means. They understand us so well and wish us good. You never hear a Kenyans saying South Africans are lazy uneducated barbarians. As for Nigerians, I am trying so hard to love these people. I've even dated a few but the way they are so full of pride and disrespectful, I get put off. However there are many other Nigerians who are humble and honest loving people. But the money thing gets me. Making money in whatever means is just morally wrong.
Ten years ago I would of said the same things about Nigerians are proud with nothing to show but now Nigeria are really making Africa proud in so many different ways science business sports music movies high learning banking entrepreneurial ect ect come on the have the biggest economy in Africa right now Nigeria just need to get it right at least 70%
I believe these are some of the generalised misconceptions that are bandied around. Even in a family there are differences of personal characters so what about a community, tribe, nation? It is illogical to imagine that 180 million people will behave a certain way. In every group of people you will find the good the bad and the ugly . That's what life is diversity and if we were ro open our eyes to it we will see a lot of beauty as opposed to seeing only negative issues
The currency info is not really accurate. We call 10cents "sheleni". And 20cents 2bob. 50cents is 5bob. From 1Rand upwards is not a bob. But great video though
im from Eswatini, near South Africa. i happened stay in Kenya for some time and im currently in Nigeria for some time as well. most of what you have said i true. in my Siswati language there are a good number of words in the Kenyan kiSwahili language that are pronounced the same and having the same meaning, i was surprised that i could understand what they are talking about. the food in Kenya is mostly the same as what i eat at home. i love the Nigerian jelof rice anyways. while both Kenya and Nigeria my experience is that they are good people,
I think me being a Bantu has a certain influence on how I relate to people from Malawi, Zimbabwe, Botswana and other South African countries. For example when someone from Malawi speaks their local language, I get a meaning to some words, this makes me feel like he is a brother, we have too many common cultures that make us one. Nevertheless….we are all Africans…we love everyone
@@jurmoja we (Bantus) in Kenya relates more to Bantus in other countries than Nilotes and Cushite in Kenya. Bantu traditions, culture, foods are almost same all over. We only got used to our brothers, Nilots and cushites cos we live together and we have learn more about them
The second thing is incorrect, Indians are not a tribe in South Africa, it’s a race… they are not legally acknowledged as a tribe, in the cultural aspect nguni tribes count the same way, that includes Swahili, the example would be the number 1, in Zulu its “Kunye” the same in Swahili… we have the same cuisine! Ofcourse because we came from the same ancestors, so we like the same things😂, we also developed in the same way, of course because when it comes to legacy, we think in the same way…but we’re not ganging up against Nigeria, Nigerians in South Africa don’t want to teach us their languages…so how are we going to learn🤣🤣🤣
As a Kenyan living in SA I agree with most things and most people here. I definitely feel at home in SA and we have many things in common. Just to highlight 1. Weather patterns more or less the same just the winter in SA is a real winter of lows of 1 or even negative. 2. Food is more or less the same varities and prepared in similar fashion. I miss chapatis and mandazis from home though. I dont carry maize flour anymore I have all I need in SA for my ugali/ pap. 4. SA accent is easy to understand. They are so polite and a sophisticated posh society easy to just adjust and enjoy the country and people. 5. Infrastructure is way over the top in SA. We are coming up well in Kenya but have many years to catch up to be at SA level. 6. Health SA is number 1 in Africa on that and everything else though home Kenya is still best to me. 7. As for Nigerians these our brothers you cannot compeletely ignore them they have big personalities they are gifted have produced serious professionals and innovators, they lead in music and movies, dressing, strong sense of culture. But I don't mingle with them and I have no plans to live in Nigeria. SA anyday anytime.
What do you mean Kenyan needs several years to catch up with SA in terms of infrastructure??? Are you talking about Uganda or Rwanda definitely not Kenya 1:56
@@salkanini6277 Your comment is actually funny ! I live in Europe my darling I have travelled and continue to travel extensively But thank you for your advice
Great content. I also noted that Kenyans and south Africans have reserved personalities unlike Nigerians who are more outgoing and have strong personalities
@@thabo3866 Good for you guys, Same with Nigerians we love to roll and dance and love fellow blacks. Spread money to love ones, wear nice clothes and look good and a-lot are mad at Nigerians way of life though but we move.
As a South African I was lucky enough to get an opportunity to go to Kenya due to work and I spent one year six months in Kenya and I must say it felt more like home i was basically home the only different thing is I was away from my family but as I said even I as a South African I can say I relate more to Kenya then nigeria and I've been to both countries Nigeria was nice but it didn't give me that home vibe everything was a new learning experience but and I can say I enjoyed some parts of it and I must say nigeria is very rich and culture so I found that very dope because I was learning new things everyday ...great video my sister I enjoyed it and I must say you where spot on 10/10 all the way as a South African I just wanna say we see you nigeria and we love you peace ✌ and love ❤
Kenya and south Africa are not really close like that but the similarities have to do with the british influence in East Africa and south Africa for example the british bought lots of indians to East Africa to work as labour workers in the 1800s and many stayed after their contracts ..i think its the same with south africa ..also bantu people strech from east central till south Africa ..our languages are very similar , a swahili speaker can understand zulu , xhosa to a certain extent
I love Kenyans, especially for the fact that I never see them on our crime stats list. Zimbabwe 😩 Nigeria 😖Malawi😬 Tanzania 🙆♀️Mozambique 🤒 I love Kenyans shem, their respect for other people's countries, you'd swear that we don't have them in SA. It hurts me when they say we are xenophobic even though they have never suffered such from us. 😩 Please stop with that nonsense, we love you.
TO BE HONEST I'M FROM SA BUT WHAT MAKES NIGERIA SO DIFFERENT BECAUSE THEY THINK THEY ARE SUPERIOR IN 🌍 AFRICA AND THEY LIKE THINGS UNLIKE SOUTH AFRICANS AND KENYANS BY THE WAY I LOVE KENYAN FOOD🇰🇪🇰🇪
My Gikuyu tribes women are marrying Nigerians and then crying over domestic violence why would you marry a Nigerian as a Gikuyu woman surely ,they are know to carry out human sacrifices ,our ancestors have rejected you completely they never gave you permission to go to such people
I'm Kenyan but I like Nigerians because they're genuine and ready to identify as true Africans. When abroad, the first people to respond to any African's distress call are Nigerians. When racists pounce on the blacks, these Nigerian brothers can't seat back and watch. I trust them for their daring demeanour. God bless them.
I think what make Nigerians great is also their shortcoming. Nigerians are everywhere because they push boundaries. They want the best for themselves. They don't stop hustling. However, this is also their undoing because some people feel they brag a lot, they are rude and pushy. There is no in-between. Additionally, most of the people arrested for drugs and other such vices are Nigerians. So that image worsens the case. Still wonderful people.
As a Kenyan, South Africa is more relatable to me than Nigeria, but I know and like a lot about Nigeria. Also, I realized South Africa, Tanzania (Kenyan twin) and Zambia share the same tune in their national anthems.
Malawian too speak a Bantu language. I would like to assume that Nigerians did not cover the “great migration and the scrabble for Africa”. I met a Yoruba man who thinks Yoruba language is superior and had no idea where kenya is in the world map. The man was in his late 50s and had 2 degrees 🤣. I was super surprised. I told him to visit the rest of Africa to learn one or 2 things “he who that doesn’t travel thinks his mother is the best cook” Afrika Kusini tulisonga kitabo
Almost all the Frontline states (from Tanzania southwards all the way to South Africa) at one time had the same tune (Nkosi Sikelel iAfrika) for their national anthems. I believe some may have changed later on.
@@pmambongwe8640 it's funny how a conutry with lower population than nigeria is saying we need them for views. Hahaha, it's such a shame really. Wodemaya has over 2 million subscribers, 70% are nigerian
@@pmambongwe8640I agree been asking them too they have nothing about their own country. Nigerians are opportunistic at every angle. They will do whatever it takes to make money out of other and destroy you along the way!
@@akposmaro3078 Most people don't have access to internet in Nigeria or even cellphones. There are more South Africans on RU-vid and Twitter than Nigerians
South Africa is our big brother who mean well to Kenya. Nigeria is a big brother who is bully. That's why you will hardly see South Africa boast over Kenya. We give them their due respect, and they know that. There are so many S.africans in Kenya staying here, it's not easy to identify them. But the Nigerians! The whole estate will know.
@@euniceshalom there's nothing wrong in shining but not to the point of bullying others and thinking you're better yet you're the one who come into their country
@@euniceshalom work with them they shine with their bullshit.....am in Boston and work with lots of wannabe smartasses who have no clue about their job.....just loud mouth talk on the phone like the other person is deaf Nigerians......it's annoying as hell...but I usually tell them ,we are not at the market trading cows...get your behind outside and shout all you want
Respect is very important to a South African. We are taught to respect another persons home and always show we were raises well. Eg. Represent our home and country everywhere we go
As a Kenyan, I lived in a suburb in South Africa called sunninghill. There were a few roads with Kenyan names. Eg there is a road called Nanyuki road, Nakuru road, and Naivasha road in the suburb. Also in Douglasdale, a gated community called inyati sands which is nyati in swahili, well that's the bantu influence, but that made me feel closer to home. Oh and they eat ugali and call meat nyama.
@@AOJoseph. Those are towns in Kenya. I was told that some white settlers from Nanyuki left Kenya and settled in Sunninghill and that's how the names came up, not sure.
The common dinominator of all bantu tribes is what the call meat. Nyama or nama is the name of meat all the way from Central African Republic to Port Elizabeth in Eastern cape.
If I was young and still in college I would surely pick up this Bantu topic for my thesis or dissertation. After perusing through all the comments I have come to a realization that African history professors have done us some injustice by not availing the truth about African history to our people.
Here's why a Kenyan would relate better to a South than a Nigerian: Southern African languages are very close to the Bantu vernaculars of Eastern Africa and Swahili. I've watched some South African TV series and our cultures bear uncanny resemblance.
South Africans arrived in South Africa from East Africa. Going by the similarities between our languages, cultures, singing and even look, I am sure that at some point we were a single tribe that expanded and split. Following the split, we migrated to other parts of this continent.
@@wandisilemyeki1737 Yes. It's called the great Bantu migration that originated from Southern Cameroun highlands & migrated South in separate waves at different times
To relate Nigerians we need to start shouting, we don't fight, we talk and listen but me I shout like Nigerians so I relate to Nigerians better. Kenyans don't brag, Nigerians brags...a Kenyan can have billions but still remain humble but Nigerians weeeeee
Your analysis is very correct. Ethnically, culturally and through bloodlines Kenyans are very close to South Africans as they all constitute the eastern arm of Bantu people migration from the Biafra(Igbo) and Southern Cameroon. We all speak the upper Niger Benue bantu languages. As a Kenyan, when I visited South Africa and traveled around I just eased in. When South Africans speak in Zulu, Xhosa, Limpopo languages (Listen to Sho madjozi, Mariam Makeba, Ivonne Chaka Chaka and many others...music, we have similar dialects). I do understand their tongue to almost 70% of what they say. In fact whenever I visit any home in South Africa I feel like iam in Kakamega, western Kenyan town. We drink umqomboti(Busaa) the African beer that Ivonne Chaka Chaka composed in one of her songs. Anyway sister don't worry we are all Africans, from the same family, my best friend and buddy in the USA here is a Nigerian from Yoruba but also have friends from Igbo, Fulani and Hausa. I have been in Nigeria but I don't like the differences that are created among these top three major tribes in Nigeria. I love the people in Cross river state-Nigeria, they even offered me land and a wife. Let us love 💘ourselves, we are all Afrikans with Ethiopia/Addis Ababa or Filifiniti us our headquarters. One Afrika! ONE people! One language(Kiswahili)! One currency! One military and one government (United Empires of Afrika). "Pamoja milele."
@@euniceshalom Eunice, next time you come to Nairobi just email me in advance and I can avail myself or give you instruction to stay in my house in Nairobi or western Kenyan as iam here(USA) trying to hustle in this mzungu world but it ain't easy. Kwaheri(Bye). I like the fact that my Nigerian brothers and sisters have started to pick up Kiswahili. This is the language that Wole Soyinka and other great African personalities like Nkrumah, Mnamidi Azikwe, Madu Bellow, Abubakar Telewa and others advocated for all Afrikans to learn and use as an Afrikan lingua franca. I know people like the Nigerian singer, Alade use it and infact composed some of her music in swahili. "Pamoja milele."
according to History, Bantu People are from East African which was under the King Ntu who was speaking Kiswahili. everyone under his rule were referred to as Bakantu which later became Bantu. This is supported by the fact that there's no Swahili in Igbo Biafra and it is more in the eastern southern part. If you have more evidence then I can submit to our ministry to update our records.
The Kenyan government has very close ties with South African government than Nigeria. Nigerian former president Goodluck was a good friend to Kenyas former president. The current Nigerian gvt has no close relationship with the current Kenyan gvt. I guess this close relationship btn South African & Kenyan government also explains to your video
Is true Bantu languages we can pick words for 3months I can learn Zulu language or any other South African language , now we don't need visa to go to South Africa
As a Kenyan i feel close to SA because: 1) Their accent is almost like swahili, they have alot of z and s in their local language. 2) Culture, their zulu culture and our Maasai love beading. 3) Wildlife. Both Kenya & SA have beautiful wildlife. The famous Maasai mara in Ke and krugger in SA which are worldwide recognized as best Safari destinations. 4) Nigerians are proud people, they bragg alot and tend to look down on other Africans over a small gains they will rub it into your face until you recognize them. Therefore we tend to relate more with SA than Ng. 5) Crime. Most Kenyans feel that majority of Nigerians in Kenya enter illegaly and engage in crime for money. Child trafficking, drugs, money laundering and such vices. They are always arrested, even in our airports Nigerians are more suspected more than any other Africans because they are more likely to be involved in crime. But i believe there are still genuine businessmen/ladies, tourists and youtubers like you who come to Kenya. Am already loving you and your work. Most Kenyans connects to the internet and i can tell you are a one clever Nigerian.
@@daviesmuni734 not correct. check your facts. we import equipment.machinery drugs and alot of stuff from SA than NG. we also travel alot to SA than NG
@@okindamichael9526 I agree with you. In our company we import most or our machines from S.africa. Raw materials from Tz, malawi. We rely with experts from s.africa much.
There is just something interesting about Kenyans, and the thing is they're more like us, they love their own country, I have never come across a Kenyan in South Africa, and I really wish to meet one. Other countries we are very close to are Botswana, Eswatin, and Lesotho, those are very close brothers, and Zimbabweans and Mozambiqueans. I think the more you remain in your country and help in developing it, the more people get interested in your country.
Southern Africans and East Africans share similar cultures and their languages are so similar to each other, for example, Swahili is so similar to SeTswana, Zulu,Xhosa, Sotho, and many other Southern African Countries. I think West Africans relate far better to African Americans than they will to both East Africans and Southern Africans. Remember, we have tens of thousands of years of relationship with Kenyans or East Africans but we have thousands of years of separation with West Africans or Nigerians.
Gedeni Ronald,swahili similar to xhosa ,zulu,seTswana, sesotho no ways ,I'm xhosa I do not understand a word when these people from kenya speak. Not true.
@@siyabulelamlungwana8181 Am Zulu & I understand some of the things they say fore example, " Hakuna Matata" Do you not think that sound similar to Sotho or SeTswana?. Are trying to tell me that Zulu, Xhosa, Ndebele and Siswati are not closely related?. I am Zulu and part Swati myself and I know what I am talking about.
@@siyabulelamlungwana8181 Another one, English (Our father), Swahili( Baba yetu) Zulu or Nguni Languages ( Baba wethu). I can go on an on, There is simply to much similarities if you ask me. I have interest in ancient African culture, ancient migration and ancient languages. Most white Anthropologist lied to us intentional so to mess up our history and relationship to one another, they intentionally miseducated our parents so in turn they can miseducate us. I refuse to drink their poison.
@@siyabulelamlungwana8181 your name is already so bantu... go to songs like any way they are soooooo many...You are only so ignorant if you can't notice..By the way... mlungu (is the name for God across many Bantus.... ngwana in swahili means gentle and honourable.... mlungwana ....
Kenya is more relatable to South Africa culturally. We are majority Bantu countries. Cultural ties run deep. Its easier to adjust to each others' ways and mannerisms, cuisines, language and practices. My Tribe, the Luhya, we have cultural circumsicion practices very similar to those of the Xhosa people. The Zulu language sounds very easy for me as a Luhya man to learn, I already understand some of it without even learning it. And before we even heard about Nollywood and Afrobeat music, we already had lots of South African Kwaito and Congolese Rhumba on our radio stations and in the clubs. Now, we can always find ways to relate to each other as Africans from all corners of the continent. Kenyans infact, relate with Nigerians better than South Africans relate with Nigerians, Even though we interface better with South Africans compared to Nigerians. There is always a way to accomodate and appreciate each other through learning and understanding.
@Ledama Yes we bantu got circumcision from the Nilotes. I'm not surprised that it's a thing in the bible. But I find luhya language and culture to be very similar to Southern African, even how they pronounce words e.g the 'kh' sound, saying 't' instead of 'd' etc
-Wildlife tourism is relatively the same with the big five in both places and similarities in topography though South Africa is colder. -The two countries love rugby and play cricket in addition to the usual soccer etc. -The two airways; Kenya Airways and South Africa airways have partnered. -Both Jomo Kenyatta and Nelson Mandela were imprisoned and exiled within their own countries for extended periods of time and both ascended to presidency as soon as they were released from captivity. - Actually Bantus originated from west Africa by Benue - cross rivers in Nigeria and spread to sub Sahara Africa. But they seem to have left West Africa completely. The igbo and Yorba come from the same root as bantu but are not bantu. -The brutality they both experienced from their colonizers was quite similar with creation of concentration camps, and eviction from their native lands to create game ranches, farms and parks for the white colonizers, use of ID cards on Africans to travel, segregation, torture, imprisonment, executions and after both attained freedom, plenty of the white colonizers remained and become part of the community. - The presence of Indians was deliberate through importation of low skilled labor by the British to build their respective railways during colonial times and the Indians were subsequently awarded with 2nd class treatment. - Both Kenyans and South Africans think they are Jamaican when high.. 😂😂 -Lastly, east and sub-saharan Africans are generally timid, smaller in stature, polite and value congeniality. On the other hand, people from west Africa can be super aggressive, loud and egocentric. Show me a Nigerian who can whisper and I shall show you the one eyed giant. - Thank you for your videos.
Beautiful content, as a South African I relate better with Kenyans than with Nigerians, only if Kenyans traveled to South Africa as much as Nigerians do. I also wish to travel to Kenya in future. 🇰🇪 ❤️ 🇿🇦
I like your analysis. Also consider the accepted influence of British culture by both Kenya and South Africa. I don't think i have seen a nigerian rugby, or cricket, or even polo team.
kenya and SA were settler colonies.they share colonial history.kenya had afrikaners too but they were no match for British aristocrats. Nigeria was just more of a british protectorate
The Nigerians I have met are egocentric, bullies, and looks down on other Africans. One of them was my neighbor and I had to move to another side of the town just to get away from her. I have met some good ones though, but are not many.
It comes down to history, (colonization and it's legacy) culture (demographics, traditions and language), and commerce (both are diversified économies and trade more with each other). Both have a strong international presence in their countries through business, trade and tourism and they also share good weather.....at the end of the day, even at school, people hang out together when they have plenty in common but doesn't mean they dislike other people. Nigeria is a great country and relates better with Ghana coz they share more similarities (food, culture, weather,trade, etc.)
I think apart from cultural similarities between Kenyans and South Africans there is also mutual respect for each other. Most Nigerians have a superiority complex which doesn't go well with other Africans. Someone once said Nigerians have unnecessary aggression even when not necessary therefore making others feel either intimidated or simply attacked even when that was not intended.
Not forgetting the love of House Music. But we must see more house music producers cuz yohh you guys have mad love for house music Just like we do I’ve noticed ✌🏽😀🇿🇦
its the language connection and the settler colony experience that naija didnt go through. apartheid in both countries (in kenya it was called the colour bar) etc. such trauma can bond peoples. but I dont think we are ganging up against nigerians. we love you guys!
Been in Kenya, worked on Shuga, were I first met Lupita... worked on "Siri" which was the best series in Kenya... worked on TV commercials like "Ariel" the equivalent to "Omo" in SA, Kenye's are nice
I tend to agree with the sentiments expressed by others here that it boils down to mutual respect that prevails between the Kenyans and the South Africans. Now worry not my dearest African sister Nigeria is being 'pushed away' as such it's just that there's some 'competition' of some sort that's going on between Nigeria and South Africa which doesn't exists between us (S.Ans) and Kenyans we compliment each other instead 🤣🤣... Thank you for this video though it's very informative
Basically isizulu is same as swahili and luhya in some words like ingwe is same for luhya and and isuzulu,wako yako is also just same as isizulu in meaning there are swahili words that are same meaning including family relations names in both languages
@@euniceshalom we are not the same people... Y'all jump so many countries and want to be want with the south while you not one with the west... Leave Southern people alone we are not one people yeerrr
I pity for Nigerians that migrate to other African countries for unnecessary reason. I have not seen any other African countries that are doing well than Nigeria.
There is a secret most of them dont know, Nigeria is still the root,daddy of them all, including Kenya and South Africa. What became Ghana today is migration from Nigeria, Benin republic, from benin Nigeria, Kenya bantu from Nigeria, South Africa bantu and shaka zulu from Nigeria. Bini in Central Africa from Nigeria. Nigerian shango religion, called sangoma in South Africa is still the religion across the world today, translated as Christianity and lslam today.Nigeria is the true holy land, the world powers knows this but the black race. No matter how fast you run or grow the daddy will always be the daddy and head. Welldone to Kenya, they are doing well....The day Nigeria stop depending on oil alone and activate other aspect of her economy that is laying domant at the moment, from agriculture, mineral resources, human capital, tourism etc Africa will shake easily.Don't forget Nigeria ones dominated in palm oil, cocoa, Rubber etc which will always be in demand. We just need leaders that truly loves the country instead of these muppets destroying her so they can keep enjoying dubai, Europe and America. The day Nigeria ban them from travelling abroad that's the day they will develop Nigeria instead..lt has started already, be it indirectly, with that senator called lkeremadu, still in jail for organ transplant trial. Gradually they'll all get the memo to stop depending on foreign nations and develop their country instead.
Don't come here with your eurocentric bullshit we Bantus are not related to people that eat dog cat lizards & snakes & we have absolutely no history relating to cannibalism so stop talking about crap we aren't related to Nigerians & we know our history.
Oya wa kenya huyu dem ametukufia. Sisi wakenya tunaheshimika kama wafalme. hajui kwamba kwamba celebrity wa nigeria tuna waheshimu tuna walipa mamilioni kwa wa maceleb.Asante mwanadada huyu kutuheshimu. tunawapenda hadi celeb wenu . pia nyinyi mspend mamilioni kwa maceleb wetu.
A few hundred years ago some shona people walked from Zimbabwe to Kenya looking for Jesus..... They are now Kenyans and have been given legal status....So now we have shona people as a tribe in Kenya... Just to mention another link
The problem is, "if it is not from West Africa, it is not good". Example; when AU decided to accept Swahili as an African official language, Nigerians and whole of west Africa opposed it with bitterness but S. Africa (and other African countries) embraced it.
My friend, South Africa were the most bitter about the issue of Kiswahili. They want Zulu as AU language. There was a whole debate with insults about how Swahili is Arabic. Also, South Africans treatment of Zimbabweans and other Africans in SA is shameful and makes them very detestable.
@@johnmaina8515 That is not true, I am Zulu myself and Kishwahili is now being taught in school though not in large scale or in all schools. We accept Kiswahili. Southern Africans have more in common with East Africans than they do with West Africans.
@@johnmaina8515 a debate does not necessarily mean hostility.On the issue of Zimbabweans in South Africa,what can you say about the gang raping of South African women by the Zama zamas that mostly come from Lesotho ,Mozambique and Zimbabwe?
@@gedenironald8635 tell him. Have been following and not a single day S. Africans have suggested Zulu (or any of their language) to be made an African language. They were even comparing some Swahili words to their language words.
Apart from what you have mentioned above, another reason why we gag up on Nigeria is drug dealing, false prophecy, human trafficking, prostitution, pride and everything evel. I don't know about the rest of the nationals but this is very common to the ones who have migrated to our countries. Only the academic Nigerias I know personally live a decent life. Personally I wish to visit quite a number of African countries because I love the way they are humble, humane and respectful but Nigeria is not on my wish list
You actually forgot we also play the unpopular sport: Rugby and invite our teams to both countries for tournaments and meet each other at World 7s stage.the only two african countries.
