Video Of Kenyans In New Zealand Partying, Whining Waists While Marking Jamhuri Day Emerges

• Content creator Queen Paloma shared a thrilling video showing how Kenyans in New Zealand celebrated Kenya's 60th Jamhuri Day
• They happily danced to a local tune as they showed off their sleek dancing styles in the TikTok video
• The viral video garnered reactions from social media users who were amazed by the joy and fun the Kenyans abroad enjoyed

Kenyans in New Zealand have not been left behind as they marked Kenya's 60th Jamhuri Day celebrations in style.

A viral TikTok video doing rounds on social media showed Kenyans having a good time abroad as they celebrated the national holiday.

Having fun in Karapiro

The video shared by Queen Paloma, a content creator, captured Kenyans dancing to a local tune as they joined their fellow citizens in celebrating the day Kenya became an independent country.

"We enjoyed ourselves today at Karapiro. Thanks, Charlie and Ann Marie, for hosting us," read the caption on the video.

The YouTuber and her fellow friends were captured dancing vigorously as they enjoyed themselves.

They whined their waist skillfully as they showed off their fantastic dance moves during the fun-filled party.

Holding party in backyard

Others joined them on the dance floor to flaunt their dancing techniques, having fun and sharing the joy of independence.

Some watched from afar as they conversed with the guests who showed up for the beautiful and successful occasion.

The party that looked to have been held in someone's backyard was well attended, with food and drinks being served.

Everyone looked happy as they loosed up and had a good time at the luxurious party held by one of their own.

Social media reactions

Social media users flocked to the comment section to share their views on the trending video

user398765490865320:

"I pray that soon my passport will be stamped as I travel to my all-time dream country So that I can also proudly say Kenyans in the US."

Her majesty :

"We are well represented. Big ups, guys."

heartquizer:

"Respect to Kenyans. They are everywhere in the world ."

Jackline ke:

"I like your energy ."

Lupita Nyongo's letter on Jamhuri Day

Separately, Lupita Nyong'o penned a heartwarming tribute to Kenya on Jamhuri Day.

Kenyan-Mexican actress Lupita Nyong'o dedicated a beautiful message to Kenya as the country celebrated 60 years of independence.

The actress impressed netizens with her love and appreciation for her home country, most praising her for not forgetting her roots.

Lupita had a family in Kenya, including her mother, Dorothy Nyong'o, father, Anyang Nyong'o and some of her siblings who resided there.