Somali owned Grand Royal Hotel Eastleight Nairobi Cadi Maaha

[ciyaal_warta]

Much better if this was built somewhere in Somalia. I can't get excited some building in Kenya, Tanzania or Uganda. I don't care.

Warya fuck somalia if you build it in somalia it will either be destroyed by another rival clan or some close relative who has grudges against you.

somalida dadka ugu nasakhsan wa somalida sijuu da ...kukuuyihi baa laabta ka masaxay

[jamols2]

it's beautiful hotel and amazing pictures but like my brother said it's better if it was done in somalia

[Hyperactive]

somali kenyanis la garay but somalida kale o aqalada iyo business ka sameysanaya kenya iyo africa da kale wan ka yaaba!!

meel an hoqooq ko laheyn specially 3rd world la'ag ma geliyeen.

[HalfBked]

Its beyond me how any Somali can feel so at home & safe in Kenya, enough to sink so much in to its economy, with very little liquid assets set aside for a rainy day.

That place is a ticking time bomb.

[The_Patriot]

Its beyond me how any Somali can feel so at home & safe in Kenya, enough to sink so much in to its economy, with very little liquid assets set aside for a rainy day.

That place is a ticking time bomb.

The exemption is if they came with nothing and created their wealth from scratch in those regions.

This is what indians do they came with nothing to East African and become multi millionaires.

[Hyperactive]

patriot, indians went there long time ago with colonizers , but somali qahootis need to invest more save places, like western countries.

[Xamud.]

Dadkan ayaan la yaabay, What would the owner gain from it if the hotel was based in Somalia? there`s no profit to make.

I think the hotel looks outstanding I might be going to Kenya this summer for a short trip, If I do am deff gonna stay there.

[The_Patriot]

patriot, indians went there long time ago with colonizers , but somali qahootis need to invest more save places, like western countries.

hyper the indians are still migrating and usually they come empty handed and leave loaded.

[FAH1223]

Its beyond me how any Somali can feel so at home & safe in Kenya, enough to sink so much in to its economy, with very little liquid assets set aside for a rainy day.

That place is a ticking time bomb.

Yeah, but whats funny is there are so much people there with money and they don't know what to do with it.

[*Nobleman*]

Masha'Allah only if these businessman could do the same in their country.

[barakaboy10]

i will never have the guts to invest in Kenya. i don't know how these people do it and specially after seeing what happened in 2007.

and what bothers me the most is that these properties can be destroyed in a matter of seconds because there's no fire fighters stationed in eastleigh.

good luck to them.