Rich Dad Poor Dad Author Robert Kiyosaki Amazed by 1st Visit to Kenya: "I Commend It"
- Robert Kiyosaki hilariously attributed his long absence from Kenya to the country’s ban on hunting since the 1960s
- He lauded Kenyan leaders for their decision to outlaw hunting, recognising it as a smart move that has contributed to the protection of wildlife
- Kiyosaki expressed his admiration for Kenya as an ideal destination for animal enthusiasts like his wife, Kim
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Robert Kiyosaki, the American entrepreneur and author of the best-selling book Rich Dad Poor Dad, has made his inaugural trip to Kenya.
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Announcing his visit on a social platform, Kiyosaki hilariously disclosed that his absence from Kenya was due to its prohibition of hunting since the 1960s, which conflicts with his avid interest in hunting.
Expressing his thoughts from Nairobi, Kiyosaki shared:
"I am in Nairobi, Kenya. I have never been here before, although I have been coming to Africa about once a year for about 20 years. The reason I never came to Kenya is because they outlawed hunting in the 1960s, and I am a hunter."
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Robert Kiyosaki praises Kenyan leadership
Kiyosaki went on to commend the Kenyan leadership for their foresight in implementing the hunting ban, acknowledging that it has been instrumental in preserving wildlife.
"I am glad I am in Kenya today because I now understand how smart their leaders were, banning people like me….a hunter. Kenya is perfect for animal lovers like my wife Kim, who protects and loves all animals. The world is big enough to grant people with opposing points of view their own point of view. I commend Kenya for taking a stand for Africa and protecting the animals," he added.
Why is Nick Cannon visiting Kenya?
A week ago, American comedian and TV host Nick Cannon took to social media to announce the African debut of his long-running comedy show, Wild 'N Out.
The show, a staple of sketch comedy and battle rap improv on television since its inception in 2005, is now venturing into new territory, with Kenya listed as a key destination.
Cannon disclosed that he was looking for talented comics across the continent to feature on the popular show.
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