Hey guys, thanks a lot for the love that you showed in this video. Unfortunately, we deleted the first copy of this video by accident while making some changes on our KZfaq studio and as a result, lost a wealth of wisdom and knowledge shared by you guys in the comments. We also lost plenty of views that we had already accumulated by that time. Kindly show the same love on this re-uploaded video by liking, commenting, and sharing.

That part where eddy is singing 😂😂I've had to replay it more than 10 times I dint see that coming😂😂😂😂😂eddy you must be happy now that my ribs are broken

Thank you for this topic: From experience, my hubby and I sat down and decided on not engaging in the dowry transaction..we agreed if it was to be paid it should be done to both sides ..and so we talked with our parents and they agreed... funny thing we faced a bit of a hustle with our relatives...but it all worked out...in as much as it is culture...we should demystify the importance of it.....I believe its not relevant in this day and age...n also we committed ourselves as a couple to support both our parents so that its not just a one day event that reminds you to appreciate them

I hadn't watched this episode yet...now I got to watch it 😊

Great conversations... Please bring part 2 if possible to get the thoughts of those who have been have been part of the dowry negotiations teams and parents who received the dowry..

I'm glad I have a chance to watch this beforehand...atleast I'll have a know-how on how I'll handle any situation in the whole process if I'm to handle one. I've not been found yet but when time comes I'll be fully armoured thanks to you. Thanks online fam. Love how Soila tete'ad Curtis 😅. Cheers 🎉

Kadzo has beautiful hair I love it

These episodes are just something else 😍😍Suuugaaaaar😂😊❤

Good Job guys. I'm a fan.

I love Robbie Omol's point that, bringing up a child is (or was) a communal responsibility and because of this, parents would want their child to have a huge wedding to 'rudisha mkono' to al those people who helped and came through when their children were growing up. But I am of the opinion that, a wedding is a very intimate ceremony, and should not be used as an opportunity to 'rudisha mkono'. That can be done on other occasions: slaughter animals and invite people over or something. In my wife's community, a pregnant ewe is the most important part of the dowry, and once you have paid that you are considered a married couple.

Soila negotiated on our boys behalf like a real G✊🏿

Very very informative and funny session😂😂😂😂. Thank you for sharing this wonderful insights

Sure thing! ❤❤❤

C'mon guys I like your thoughts juu hii kitu it's stressing kabisa for boy child

You guys are amazing ❤🎉🎉

Such a beautiful and insightful video😊

Bring more of this the conversation is really relatable ❤

This topic is very interesting i remember in my case my dad said he is not selling me so he asked my husband to give a small token for the uncle's..but for him that too didn't matter. He just asked my husband to love and respect me thats it.

Woi poleni aki for that accident. May you get even more views than before

Your intro always the best😂😂🤣🤣. Wa mwisho amejaribu na key yake😅. Soila ni kucheka tu😭

Not even close to being married but loook at me enjoying! 😂

Thankyou for this.

sorry guys but dowry in itself is extortion..GOD already decided that 2 pple should be together...would GOD demand for a dowry payment.

Am new in this family and you guys are on onother level.big up❤❤❤

Best guys around

Wacu😂😂😂

Soila😂😂😂😂😂😂