Kenyans Excited By Video Of Asian Students Learning Ekegusii: "National Language"

• A Kenyan teacher based abroad was captured teaching his Asian students the Ekegusii language
• He greeted them in the language, and they fluently responded by standing up as a show of respect
• Numerous impressed Kenyans noted that the language had gone international, while others cracked jokes

A video shared online has shown the moment a teacher instructed his Asian students in the Ekegusii language.

What did Asian students say in Ekegusii?

The African teacher was seen in a classroom with students wearing a red and black uniform.

He then greeted them in Ekegusiii, and they respectfully responded by standing up.

"Bwakire (good morning)?" he posed

"Bwakire buya (it is a good morning)," they responded in unison.

The teacher then plugged the Shabana FC rallying call, and the students responded.

"Tore bobe (we are on fire)," they said.

The video amused Kenyans on social media, with some saying that the language had gone international

tileh_pacbro:

“We must pay their debt whether we like it or not. I think they are planning on how they will take land in Kisii.”

rov3rs:

“Nyashinski should now drop a hit song with a Chinese rapper.”

ma.pesa:

“Kisii to the world.”

benniexperience:

“We have a word with 26 letters. I don’t know if I should type it here for everyone.”

_sm:juey:

“Maybe the next Squid Game season will be in Kisii.”

kikuyu_og:

“Embarambamba feeling happy with ringtone Apoko and 99 others.”

shwn_khims:

“If you want to win this world, learn everything.”

Inside modern chief's camp in Nyamira

In other news, images posted on social media depicted the ultra-modern Nyamakoroto Chief's Camp being unveiled.

The structure was built using money from the Kitutu Masaba NG-CDF funds and initiated by the area MP Clive Ombane Gisairo.

The camp features the modern flat roof design many home users adopt. The front features numerous windows, letting lots of light into the building.

A small veranda with red oxide flooring surrounds the building. The chief's camp was painted green with accents of black, while the entrance featured the colours of the Kenyan flag and was fenced off to keep off intruders.

“This is simply breathtaking,” reacted a netizen.