Kenyan Women Break Into Patriotic Song, Ululations As They Leave Saudi Arabia: "Kenya Tunayoipenda"

• Kenyan ladies in Saudi Arabia who were ready to return home were in jubilation mood because they had missed home and their people
• A TikTok video shared by @Karembo26 showed the ladies ululating, screaming and dancing in joy at the thought of getting home
• Netizens who saw the video were happy for the ladies set to come home, and those remaining were envious of their friends

A group of Kenyan ladies turned a Saudi Arabia street into a singing and dancing arena as they celebrated their awaited trip back to Kenya.

Some Kenyan ladies envious of departing friends

In a video shared by @Karembo26, the young girls could be seen singing the famous patriotic song, Kenya Tunaipenda Daima, amid loud ululations.

In the background, some could be seen dancing at the prospect of seeing their loved ones within a short time.

When one person in the comments shared that they were finally travelling, they attributed their current circumstance to divine power.

Shazree:

"Woooow finally,"

Karembo :

"Ni God."

Kenyans who flocked to the post were happy for their sisters, and those remaining in the country could hardly wait for their day.

Kenyans react to the joy of the women

Nyongesijane:

"Finally the day has come safe flights my fellow murife lemme wait for my turn."

Grace Mowatt:

"Journey mercies mkiwa na pesa au bila East or West home is the best."

Unyce Mwohi:

"Congratulations sisters its God thanks to him safe flight gals mkifika Kenya say hi."

Maasai04:

"Safe flights, my dear sisters..it wasn't easy staying away from our loved ones...soon we're also coming."

Royalty Empress ❣️:

"Magaidi wenzangu aki Kenyans never disappoint."

Isaac Newton"

"Ukiwa hapa ndio utajua freedom is expensive when denied."

chumbek:

"Go home well our girls tell them our country is precious.cheers and welcome ."

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Initially, the 33-year-old was in constant communication with her family back home, but on March 6, 2024, she went offline

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