Kenya begins ‘Deport Nigerians’ campaign

Kenya is currently undergoing an anti-Nigerian campaign.

At present, "Deport Nigerians" is one of the ten most discussed subjects on X in Kenya; this is reflected on the X trend map for Nigeria as well.

The precise catalyst for the campaign remains uncertain at this time; however, an X user by the handle @Haaland_sholla speculated that a Nigerian national was responsible for the murder of a woman a few days ago in an AirBnB.

The user has been cautioned by another X user that this has not been demonstrated conclusively.

However, @Haaland_sholla enumerated drug trafficking, prostitution, and violent crimes as the offences of Nigerians.

The follower of Twitter stated:

"Kenya ought to deport Nigerians immediately; this is allegedly what the majority of Nigerians are doing in Kenya."

1.Deceiving individuals in the United States and the European Union (washwash), thereby tarnishing Kenya's reputation 2. Laundering illicit funds via Kenya

3.Offering illicit substances such as Coca-Cola in Kenya

4-Rituals and the murder of our daughters in Kenya

5-Numerous additional offences It is imperative that all Nigerian visitors to Kenya undergo a comprehensive security and background check; otherwise, they risk transforming Kenya into a perilous nation. To support this viewpoint, kindly like and retweet this tweet for increased visibility.

ohadugha @ohadugha: "Your tone is venomous. Rather than demanding the deportation of Nigerians, why not call upon your law enforcement to locate the woman's murderer? "I deduced from your previous tweets that the identity of the individual was not confirmed as Nigerian."

"Both should depart simultaneously; Nigerians should remain in their nation and commit their crimes there," tweeted @Haaland_sholla. Refrain from relocating to foreign nations in order to disrupt human lives. I reiterate: deport Nigerian nationals and begin vetting those who wish to travel to Kenya.

"South Africans are complaining about this, but you criticised us for saying it; Nigerians are not good people; expect an increase in drug use, prostitution, and abduction as soon as a Nigerian church is established in your community," said @BULLET_FEN.

Regarding @samuelk321: "Who is to blame if not Nigerians or our girls, who are currently so readily available and inexpensive?"

"Laughing!" @ThaboMama661302 exclaimed. "You're being xenophobic," "Crime is not nationalistic," and "Nigerian people are our African brothers."