By EVAN MWANGIMore by this AuthorAs activist Miguna Miguna dramatically fights to return to his nation of birth, some Kenyans would prefer to leave quietly the huge prison they think their country has become. Seemingly envious of the dehumanised Mr Miguna, Kenyan youth wish they had an opportunity to be anywhere other than their homeland. She says Kenyans cannot blame the leaders “entirely” because it is “unrealistic to expect a government to do everything for us”. Anti-immigration rhetoric from ultra-right politicians has reached fever-pitch in most of the possible destinations for Kenyans. Adjusting to life abroad is hard because Kenyans are used to chaos, violence, and bad smells.

Source: Daily Nation April 14, 2018 21:22 UTC