Monday, March 30, 2015

President Obama to visit Kenya in July

US President Barack Obama and First Lady Margaret Kenyatta President Uhuru Kenyatta and First Lady Michelle Obama

President Barrack Obama, the president of the United States of America,  has announced he will be visiting Kenyan in July.

President Barrack Obama, whose father is a Kenyan announced this via his twitter account.
The President will be visiting Nairobi in July and will be attending the Global Entrepreneurship Summit.

This would be his first visit to the country since he was elected president in 2008.
Obama visited Kenya as a senator in 2006 and skipped it during his Africa tour in 2013.

He stopped in neighbouring Tanzania and pledged to visit Kenya before he leaves the White House.
The president's father went to the United States to study and returned to Kenya after his son's birth.
The elder Obama died more than 30 years ago, but the president has other relatives in Kenya, including Sarah Obama, his step-grandmother.


KENYANS ON TWITTER
The news was largely received well, but some Kenyans were not impressed.
"We don't need Obama in Kenya.

He is been refusing to come to Kenya all that time. Let him stay in America," said one Kenyan on Twitter, while another one said he hopes Obama won't bring his pro-gay lobbying to Nairobi.



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