BedLam:
My deductions...Nairobi has more Malls than the whole of Nigeria. I kid you not!

At a point, you'd think this is India because there are a lot of Indians, for the fact that they have "BANK OF INDIA" here should tell you a lot.

The best night clubs are the ones where Nigerian songs dominate.

Every Nigerian is often seen as a rich man or woman.

That last part is not really objective. Try and not be over excited coz nairobi has this effect on nigerians. Haha

sHOTdownHawk:


That last part is not really objective. Try and not be over excited coz nairobi has this effect on nigerians. Haha

Yes I know.
The percentage is above 60.

sHOTdownHawk:


That last part is not really objective. Try and not be over excited coz nairobi has this effect on nigerians. Haha

Exactly! They just can't handle an honest smile!

BedLam:
Yes I know.
The percentage is above 60.

Above 60% is a strong statement. Thats more than a glass half full. But i cant say if it were true i'd be suprised.

Muafrika2:

Exactly! They just can't handle an honest smile!

You might be on to smt here. Watch out

@sHOTdownHawk What is Biometric? Do u mean BVN? Please Clarify me?

@sHOTdownHawk What is Biometric? Do u mean BVN? Please Clarify me?

your national ID and Passport,(biometric a must). And a returning ticket to your home country (especially if nigerian, returm ticket to nigeria is a must, no transit through nairobi)[/quote]

streetwise2015:
@sHOTdownHawk What is Biometric? Do u mean BVN? Please Clarify me?

your national ID and Passport,(biometric a must). And a returning ticket to your home country (especially if nigerian, returm ticket to nigeria is a must, no transit through nairobi)

Biometric is at the point of entry

@Bedlam Thanks for the response...But i dont have a National Id Card ? Is that a Problem? Cos the Process is long to get the card itself

BedLam:
Biometric is at the point of entry

streetwise2015:
@Bedlam Thanks for the response...But i dont have a National Id Card ? Is that a Problem? Cos the Process is long to get the card itself

You honestly don't need a card. I don't Have a card.

Thanks...How did you book your ticket via Rwanda Air?

BedLam:
You honestly don't need a card. I don't Have a card.

@Bedlam Thanks...How did you book your ticket via Rwanda Air?

streetwise2015:
Thanks...How did you book your ticket via Rwanda Air?

Lovely thread OP. I have visited Kenya a few times and loved every minute of my time there. Infact, I consider myself more Kenyan than Nigerian because I not only lived there on and off for a couple of months, but I also dated a cute little Kenyan lady at some point. I spent most of my time in Kenya up North in the rural suburbs like Nanyuki and Isiolo due to the nature of my job then, I really enjoyed living in the remote towns. Kenya is an amazing country where things actually work as the should, it will take Nigeria a good few years to get to the point Kenya is at the moment. The respect they have for their wildlife alone is something Nigerians should emulate. You need to try their food i.e. Ugali + vegetables + barbecue meat/fish. This thread fills me with nostalgic memories.

claremont:
Lovely thread OP. I have visited Kenya a few times and loved every minute of my time there. Infact, I consider myself more Kenyan than Nigerian because I not only lived there on and off for a couple of months, but I also dated a cute little Kenyan lady at some point. I spent most of my time in Kenya up North in the rural suburbs like Nanyuki and Isiolo due to the nature of my job then, I really enjoyed living in the remote towns. Kenya is an amazing country where things actually work as the should, it will take Nigeria a good few years to get to the point Kenya is at the moment. The respect they have for their wildlife alone is something Nigerians should emulate. You need to try their food i.e. Ugali + vegetables + barbecue meat/fish. This thread fills me with nostalgic memories.

What kind of job? Would you mind to share?

claremont:
Lovely thread OP. I have visited Kenya a few times and loved every minute of my time there. Infact, I consider myself more Kenyan than Nigerian because I not only lived there on and off for a couple of months, but I also dated a cute little Kenyan lady at some point. I spent most of my time in Kenya up North in the rural suburbs like Nanyuki and Isiolo due to the nature of my job then, I really enjoyed living in the remote towns. Kenya is an amazing country where things actually work as the should, it will take Nigeria a good few years to get to the point Kenya is at the moment. The respect they have for their wildlife alone is something Nigerians should emulate. You need to try their food i.e. Ugali + vegetables + barbecue meat/fish. This thread fills me with nostalgic memories.

You are right! Some sort of decency you can't see in Nigeria. Imagine a Safari park in the middle of the City!
That's why their tourism is booming. Nairobi Airport is more than 3 times bigger than MMIA. So much life is here.

BedLam:
You are right! Some sort of decency you can't see in Nigeria. Imagine a Safari park in the middle of the City!
That's why their tourism is booming. Nairobi Airport is more than 3 times bigger than MMIA. So much life is here.

how do u see Nairobi weather colder than lagos? Or same

BedLam:
You are right! Some sort of decency you can't see in Nigeria. Imagine a Safari park in the middle of the City!
That's why their tourism is booming. Nairobi Airport is more than 3 times bigger than MMIA. So much life is here.

I like your moniker BedLam , coz I love raising it alot.
Anyways, am one of those people i life you always want to do things proper proper. Like taking photos my broda. Please, your photos are not doing much justice to the city. Is it a phone camera. Which phone? I suggest you load Retrica app onto your phone and also try and take more photos .
I have alot of questions to ask you my man. The first one: How have you adjusted your stomach to kenyan food. Am a serious foodie and i have been to several parts of africa andi can assure you west african food is veeery different from East african food which is very far from north african and southern african food. Well, i have lived in southern africa, the difference in our foods is minimal.
Lets go.

MtuMsuper:

I like your monikerBedLam , coz iblove raising it alot.
Anyways, am one of those people i life you always want to do things proper proper. Like taking photos my broda. Please, your photos are not doing much justice to the city. Is it a phone camera. Which phone? I suggest you load Retrica app onto your phobe and also try and take more photos .
I have alot of questions to ask you my man. The first one: How have you adjusted your stomach to kenyan food. Am a serious foodie and i have been to several parts of africa andi can assure you west african food is veeery different from East african food which is very far from north african and southern african food. Well, i have lived in southern africa, the difference in our foods is minimal.
Lets go.

The pictures from my digital camera aren't loading in Nairaland. They are about 3.5 MB. I have loads of picture to upload tonight. Just watch the space. lol tomorrow is National Geographic.

how can you guys enjoy this thread without informing cc gallivant the original pioneer of promoting kenya and her tourism ?

austino677:
how do u see Nairobi weather colder than lagos? Or same

Very cold, you need a jacket man. Lol

BedLam:
The pictures from my digital camera aren't loading in Nairaland. They are about 3.5 MB. I have loads of picture to upload tonight. Just watch the space. lol tomorrow is National Geographic.

Download and change the format to a more friendly MB format. Do you know how to do this? 3.5.MB can easily be taken down to mere KBs

BedLam:
Very cold, you need a jacket man. Lol

coastal city vs highland city. Very different. Nairobi is closest in weather to Addis and Harare

On these plates, I have Crocodile meat, Ostrich Meatball , Rabbit, chicken, Pork Ribs, Beef,

BedLam:
My deductions...Nairobi has more Malls than the whole of Nigeria. I kid you not!

At a point, you'd think this is India because there are a lot of Indians, for the fact that they have "BANK OF INDIA" here should tell you a lot.

The best night clubs are the ones where Nigerian songs dominate.

Every Nigerian is often seen as a rich man or woman.

Hahahaha! Dude......are u for real?


Kenyans generally are welcoming and respectful to foreigners. Dont read too much into their behavior around u.

Anyway, Karibu Kenya.

This is the grill.