VIDEO: Obama on corruption in Kenya

US President Barack Obama is concluding his visit to Kenya with a televised address at a sports stadium in the capital, Nairobi.

US President Barack Obama has landed in Nairobi as he begins a four day trip to Africa - a trip of both political and personal significance.

Security will be high on the agenda when US President Barack Obama meets Kenya's president during his visit to Nairobi.

Barack Obama may not get quite the rapturous welcome he did when he visited Kenya as a senator back in 2006, but his presence in his ancestral home is expected to be warmly received.

US President Obama who is currently in Kenya for a two days visit spoke to Kenyans earlier today.

He spoke about his tour in Kenya and be proud to be the first US President to visit Kenya.

What came out to be interesting is the way he greet Kenyans in Swahili saying "NIAJE WAZEE"

which is the street language of saying hello!





Watch the 28 seconds video below






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Ujio wa Rais wa Marekani, Barack Obama umeacha historia ya mambo mengi kwa wananchi wa Kenya. Baadhi ya wazazi wa watoto waliozaliwa siku ambayo Obama alitua nchini Kenya Ijumaa ya July 24, wamewapa watoto wao majina yanayohusiana na Rais huyo. Mzazi mmoja aliyejifungua mtoto wa kiume siku hiyo aliamua kumpa mtoto wake jina la Rais […]

>If the Tegeta escrow account corruption scandal that has rocked Tanzania had taken place in Kenya, you can be sure that no minister would have been fired or investigated and certainly, the Attorney General would not have resigned for failing to advise the government on the matter.

Kenya’s election officials pocketed millions of shillings in bribes to award lucrative printing contracts to a UK company over a two-year period, prosecution documents filed in a London court show.