RUIRU: The 4th Biggest CITY in Kenya that Never Was!! This is what We Saw!

Exploring Ruiru Town, Kenya | A Village to Town Transformation [Village to Town TV]
Join Village to Town TV on a captivating journey through the vibrant town of Ruiru, Kenya! This exciting video will take you on a virtual drive around Ruiru, showcasing its transformation from a village setting to a thriving commercial center.

As we navigate the streets, we'll be sharing important data and facts about Ruiru, including its:

History and development
Key landmarks and attractions
Economic activities and businesses
Residential areas and demographics
Culture and way of life
Whether you're considering relocating to Ruiru, interested in learning more about Kenyan towns, or simply enjoy travel videos, this is a must-watch!

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