About the series
Join Oba & Zuri on adventures filled with family moments and meaningful lessons that help children grow with confidence, empathy, and good values.

Kenyan series
Join Oba & Zuri on adventures filled with family moments and meaningful lessons that help children grow with confidence, empathy, and good values.
Join Oba & Zuri on adventures filled with family moments and meaningful lessons that help children grow with confidence, empathy, and good values.
1 season, 9 published episodes. Landscape presentation. Ended.
Episode guide

S1 · E1 · 4 min
When Zuri and Oba leave taps running, they learn the hard way that water can run out and they discover that every drop matters and promise to use water wisely.

S1 · E2 · 5 min
When a game goes wrong and Grandpa’s cup breaks, Zuri and Oba face a tough choice: hide the truth or be honest. They learn that honesty takes courage.

S1 · E3 · 5 min
By giving up their seats to an elderly woman, Oba & Zuri learn that respect starts with simple actions, kindness, and thinking of others before themselves.

S1 · E4 · 5 min
Oba & Zuri spend too much time on their screens and soon feel tired and unfocused. With Mom’s guidance, they learn to enjoy life wisely daily.

S1 · E5 · 4 min
Oba & Zuri enjoy a fun day outdoors but put a curious cat in danger. With Mom’s help, they learn that protecting the planet means caring for all living things!

S1 · E6 · 5 min
Oba & Zuri wait excitedly to welcome Dad home. With flowers, hugs, and a surprise gift, they learn that patience and gratitude make family moments truly special.

S1 · E7 · 5 min
Oba & Zuri learn that real donation means sharing good, complete things with love. They discover that even small donations can fill hearts with joy.

S1 · E8 · 4 min
Oba & Zuri fill a cart with too many snacks, then learn from Mom and Dad to choose only what they need to prevents waste and helps protect their family’s savings.

S1 · E9 · 4 min
During a visit, Oba and Zuri learn simple but important manners — not asking for more, not taking what isn’t theirs, and always asking before entering another room.