10 reasons why Kenyans abroad shouldn’t wait to be deported by Trump…They should make their way down here already

Image: They need to actually start experiencing such beautiful mornings.

By Irari Ngugi on February 9, 2017

With President Trump in power, Kenyans are always in panic mode wondering if today will be the last day in the Promised Land. Just like he stipulated in his campaign trail, his first agenda would be eliminate all immigrants having started with our Muslim brethren.

Now for Kenyans, the possibility of them being next is very high but we want assure them its okay. There is pretty much space and work for them to do anyways; people to take care of, businesses that need their expertise, memories to create and what not.

I know, it looks a bit farfetched but it’s not until you get to experience in Kenya outside your office that you actually get to realize how much potential this country has.

Actually let these pictures give you a sneak peak:

This is my Kenya
They need to actually start experiencing such beautiful mornings.
This is my Kenya
Such good roads need people to travel in, to transport goods and in turn grow the economy.
This is my Kenya
Yes, when was the last time you experienced something like this
Roads like this lead to dreams and ambitions
Skies like this, trust me you can only find them in Kenya
This is my Kenya
After a long day at work, you need to sit down sipping some bourbourn and enjoy such sun sets
What about this Airline, it’s our pride and it’s about time we used it and made it successful
Where else would you have breakfast with a giraffe? Where?
And when you find yourself stuck and in desperate need of help, you need faces like this to assure you everything is in order

And for sure this is my Kenya, our Kenya!

So how about you make down here and we capture more moments like this? To share and tag photos that capture the spirit, hopeful and winning nature of Kenyans?

 

About this writer:

Irari Ngugi

Lover of life, lover of big boobs and certified celebrity squasher. Catch me if you can on facebook as Irari Ngugi

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