Kenya’s visa-free regime is being systematically exploited by ROGUE NIGERIANS, turning tourism entry into a backdoor for illegal long-term residence, tax evasion, and cybercrime networks. If you've noticed an INFLUX of Nigerians in your area, this systemic gap is why. Promoted on TikTok, Facebook, and WhatsApp as “Soft Japa,” illegal recruitment networks charge fees to help citizens enter Kenya under the guise of "tourists" to settle and run unregulated businesses permanently. They bypass stay limits through local CORRUPTION. Passport-stamping syndicates at Nyayo House issue fake extensions, while others send passports across borders at Busia, Malaba, and Namanga via shuttles to fabricate exit/re-entry stamps while the owners remain inside Kenya. Once settled in residential hotspots like Kilimani, Kileleshwa, Lavington, Westlands, Roysambu, Syokimau, and Rongai, these illegal operators run widespread online SCAM networks and unregulated social media businesses. They collect M-Pesa payments, transfer funds to Nigerian accounts, and pay ZERO tax to @KRACorporate We demand @DCI_Kenya, @PoliceKE, @ImmigrationDept, @InteriorKE, and @KRACorporate enforce immigration laws, stop fraudulent border stamping, strictly enforce the 180-day maximum cumulative stay limit per year, audit Nyayo House, and DEPORT non-compliant individuals exploiting our generosity! 🇰🇪 @LarryMadowo @kipmurkomen @EvelynCheluget @DCI_Kenya @EACCKenya @SingoeiAKorir @Web3Kenya @Honeyfarsafi