Kenyans Excited By Video Of Tanzania President Samia Suluhu Cooking: "Nataka Nionje Moja"

• Tanzania President Samia Suluhu has earned admiration online after a video captured her cooking
• One endearing moment in the video is when she says, “Nataka nionje moja,” showcasing her genuine enjoyment of the process
• They praised her for breaking down the barriers often associated with women who've achieved in life

Tanzania’s President Samia Suluhu Hassan has captured the hearts of Kenyans with a recent video showing her in the kitchen cooking.

The clip shared widely on platforms such as Twitter and Facebook, shows President Suluhu casually stirring a pot over an open flame.

Samia's request to taste piece of meat

She expertly handled the cooking utensils and ingredients in a heartwarming display of culinary skills.

Her calm demeanour and evident expertise in the kitchen drew an outpouring of admiration and affection from Kenyans.

One particularly endearing moment in the video is when she says, “Nataka nionje moja,” which translates to “I want to taste one.”

Kenyans took to social media to express their excitement and appreciation for her down-to-earth nature.

Social media reactions

Comments praising her humility and connection with everyday activities have flooded various platforms.

They praised her for breaking down the barriers often associated with heads of state, noting that the act of cooking reflected her personality.

"Proud of you, Mama Suluhu. At least you are different from other African women who think they have made it in life," Fay Fayiee wrote.

"Kenyan women, can you see this na hiyo kiburi yenu eti siwezi pikia mwanaume?" Pro man asked.

"It's refreshing to see a president who can cook and still lead a nation with such grace," Wako Suleiman added.

Samia Suluhu's presidency

The video has added to the growing admiration for President Suluhu, who became Tanzania’s first female president in 2021.

She ascended to the top seat after the death of her predecessor, John Pombe Magufuli.

uluhu, who read three oaths, took the oath of office at State House, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, on Friday, March 3.

Her leadership style, noted for its focus on diplomacy, unity, and economic reforms, has earned her respect across Africa.