- Renowned journalist Jeff Koinange ate the famous meat '' Anti-Theft '' at the first time
- His colleagues, led by Hot 96 FM co -presenter, Patrick Igunza, introduced him to street cuisine culture
- Fans talked about the incident, suggesting Jeff try 'bowels' when he visits Mama N'tilie, a meal that he recently revealed that he had never eaten
Citizen television journalist Jeff Koinange for the first time in Kenya's local food culture.
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Having raised in a rich neighborhood, Jeff has often been unaware of the daily experience of the ordinary Kenyan.
Jeff Koinange Trying for Bandan Food
However, his colleagues at the 96 FM channel, led by fellow presenter Patrick Igunza, decided it was his time to get a diet of the Balal (Kibanda restaurant).
Jeff was introduced to the famous 'anti-theft' meat, a plate decorated with thin pieces of meat.
The name comes from the assumption that the pieces are so small that they cannot be stolen.
The incident was captured in a video that spread fast online, showing Jeff taking the plate carefully while using a fork. Enjoyed by the Anti-Theft concept, he said:
“This is the fight against theft? Listen to me Luck beautiful, ” Before you bite.
While his colleagues burst into laughter, he agreed with a header while enjoying the taste and saying:
“Mmmm! That's really opposed to theft. No one steals this!”
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Interesting comments online with Jeff Koinange eating meat for Mama N'tilie
Jeff tasting a Bandan food stirred different emotions from Kenyans online, with many mocking him for not knowing the common food of ordinary Kenyans.
BenMahinda:
“Baaaaaaaas that's now the chief. You'll have to know all the nakes and the language of the street. He is to the Mtura.
Trizahshiro:
“Igunza is that friend we all need.”
Judy_Sheila_k:
“There are two Kenya.
NgurugweJohn:
“Matambo Loading.”
Sam_Gitunda:
“You can't skip, Jeff, Igunza video, how can you?”
Phyllisperisgathoni:
“Abi why is he using a fork.
RACHAELWMUITA:
“Eat the bowels so he can say it well.”
Scovian.l.Scovian:
“@koinangejeff has been making my days lately 😂😂😂. Bring more of these episodes. ”
Aineavosok:
“Of the bowels take him to Olive Burrows. “
Jeff Koinange about the bowels in the field:
Prior to the anti-theft moment, fellow Citizen TV journalist Olive Burrows asked Jeff during a direct news session.
He wanted to know if he had ever eaten the bowels, thus introducing a light conversation that pleased the audience.
Jeff, seemingly surprised by the question, replied curiously, asking why he should eat such a meal.
Olive burst into laughter, explaining that the intestines have less nutritional value but the diet remains tasty for the average Kenyan.
As Jeff continues to explore the culture of street cuisine, Kenyans are eagerly awaiting where to go to eat, maybe trying to eat more intestines.
Will he admit, or will his eating habits be proven to be very powerful? Only time will decide.
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