Religion and Spirituality in Nairobi

Nairobi city is a the capital city of Kenya. It has a mixture of people from all the forty seven tribes. Nairobi has one of the best roads in Kenya. It is also the largest county and also where the President lives. It is also where the ministry of health lives.

It’s the only city with a national park, Nairobi national park. Headquarters for many regional and international organizations. It is home to the president as the state house is located there. The parliament and many ministry buildings are located there.

Nairobi is the capital in Kenya. The name “Nairobi” is a Masai word that means “the place of cool waters” but others argue its means as the “Green City in the Sun”. Being a cosmopolitan and multicultural city, Nairobi has activities to cater for all tastes. There are places of worship for numerous religions, museums, parks and picnic sites, bird sanctuaries, cinemas and theaters, art galleries, night clubs, live band concerts, sports facilities and numerous restaurants.

Nairobi is the Capital City of Kenya and is one of the 47 Counties in the country. It has a population of close to four million people. The road network is relatively good with majority of the roads being well tarmacked. Most Nairobi residents are in self employment in the informal sector. Nairobi is home to well known brands of five star hotels such as the Serena, Four Points by Sheraton and the Hilton. Nairobi residents are friendly and welcoming especially to foreigners. Essential services such as churches, Mosques and Temples are within five Kilometers radius from the city centre.