My love for Nairobi is deep, says Ne-Yo

Singer and song writer Ne-Yo's August visit to Kenya courtesy of Coke Studio Africa seems to have a lingering effect on the musician.
This is clear, not only from the way he interacts with fans online, but
even in his dress code.
Recently, he flaunted a T-shirt inscribed 'Me I love Nairobi:
The star expressed his massive appreciation for his Kenyan fans.
He went ahead and captioned the photo: "When you love your fans, you let them know."
Ne-Yo's first visit to Kenya saw him interact with African stars such as Ali Kiba, wangecnl, Ice Prince, Sauti Sol and others.
During his one-week stay in Kenya, the American singer took some time off his Coke Studio schedule to attend Dohty Family's reggae session, also known as 'Monday Prayers' at Tamasha in Hurlingham. Accompanied by Tanzanian singer Ali Kiba. Ne-Yo is said to have spent close to two hours dancing, taking selfies and interacting with fans.
He also met businessman Chris Kirubi, leading to rumors that he might be interested in investing in Kenya.