Kelvin Bowoto
Kai Cenat, an American streamer and YouTuber, has declared his intention to begin building a school for children in Makoko, a well-known floating slum in Lagos, Nigeria. This statement comes following Cenat’s recent visit to the area, during which he kindly gave money to the local community.
Cenat visited Makoko during a recent trip to Nigeria, where he witnessed firsthand the community’s living conditions. The visit included a warm welcome from skit maker Shanks as well as a meeting with Nigerian music icon Davido. Cenat stated his devotion to the educational endeavor in a video posted with his followers, and he requested assistance from anyone who could contribute work or provide quality equipment.
“We are officially beginning the process of building a new school for the kids here in Makoko,” Cenat added, emphasizing the urgent need for educational infrastructure in the area. The program has elicited a wide spectrum of opinions on social media, with many appreciating Cenat’s attempts to improve the lives of Makoko’s youngsters.
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Twitter user @Alambajugu applauded the streamer’s activities, adding, “Imagine someone who has only been to this country once doing something the government has been unable to do for six decades.”
Similarly, @ayomiepat_ expressed hope about the project’s success but also raised worries about the integrity of people who will manage the finances. “That is impressive… I simply hope he doesn’t award the project to somebody who will divert all the funds to their personal accounts.”
Despite conflicting comments, the mood towards Cenat’s proposal remained overwhelmingly supportive, with @jaymoney7500 concisely stating, “mk he build the school first… No long cap.”
Techrectory with Agency Report.
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