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Popular American streamer and internet personality Kai Cenat has continued to make a strong impression during his ongoing visit to Lagos by spending time with children at the Makoko Children School Orphanage Home, reinforcing his growing connection to the community.
The 24-year-old content creator, whose presence in Nigeria has generated widespread attention across social media platforms, visited the Makoko school to interact directly with the pupils. During the outing, Cenat joined the children in several fun-filled activities, including dancing, painting and playing games, creating an atmosphere of excitement and joy. He later described the experience as deeply fulfilling.
As part of the visit, Cenat donated school bags, uniforms and other essential learning materials to support the children’s educational needs. The gesture was warmly received by both the pupils and caregivers, many of whom praised the streamer for taking a hands-on approach rather than limiting his support to online statements.
Cenat’s visit to Makoko is not his first interaction with the waterfront community. In 2024, during an earlier trip to Nigeria, he visited the area and announced plans to support an educational project for children in Makoko. At the time, he made an initial donation of $3,000 toward the initiative, a move that sparked conversations online about the role of global influencers in community development.
Speaking about his experience in Lagos, Cenat expressed how comfortable and welcomed he feels whenever he visits the city. According to him, the warmth and affection he receives from Nigerians are major reasons he continues to return.
“I feel very comfortable whenever I’m in Lagos. The love I get here is a big reason I keep coming back,” he said.
The streamer also spoke about his emotional connection to Nigeria, noting that his earlier visits left a lasting impression on him. He recalled how positively he spoke about the country after returning to the United States, encouraging others to experience it for themselves.
“Being back in Nigeria means everything to me. I was here two years ago and I completely enjoyed it. Everybody showed me love. When I returned to America, I told people Nigeria is a place to visit,” Cenat said.
Beyond his charitable activities, Cenat has been using the visit as an opportunity to immerse himself in Nigerian culture. He expressed disappointment at missing the festive December period in Lagos, which is widely known for its vibrant nightlife, concerts and cultural events. According to him, that regret has fueled his desire to explore the city more deeply during this trip.
“I’m so mad that I missed December in Lagos. I just want to understand the culture more and explore it better. That’s what I’ve been doing all day,” he added.
Cenat’s actions have drawn praise from fans and observers who see his engagement as more than a publicity gesture. Many have noted that his consistent interest in Makoko and education-focused initiatives suggests a genuine commitment to making a positive impact, especially among underprivileged children.
His visit comes at a time when Nigeria has seen increased attention from international digital creators. With other high-profile streamers recently visiting Lagos, Cenat’s activities highlight the country’s growing influence within global youth and internet culture.
As his stay in Lagos continues, public attention remains fixed on how far his educational plans for Makoko will go. For now, his donation of school materials and personal interaction with the children stand as another step in a relationship that appears to be growing stronger with each visit.
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