Milicent Reunites Big Brother Amplified housemates in Nairobi. It Was Fun Fun All The Way.

Business at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport came to a standstill on Thursday as ten of the former Big Brother housemates arrived for the anti-jigger campaign.
The housemates Danny, Wendall, Zeus, Lomwe, Felicia, Mumba, Benadina, Bhoke and Kimberly screamed in joy after seeing each other two months after leaving the house. Wendall from Zimbabwe who was the winner of the show was accompanied by his mother. “I'm so happy to be in Kenya.
I can't believe this,” said Danny from Ethopia. Kenya is like my second home because I used to live here seven years ago. I remember going to places like Yaya Centre, hiking number 44 matatus to Githurai, and also visiting friends in Eastleigh,” the 34-year-old fashion designer told Word Is. Danny who was scheduled to showcase some of his work in South Africa said he opted to come to Kenya to reunite with fellow housemates and support Kenya's representative Millicent in the anti-jigger campaign.
Felicia, Mumba and Kimberly were the most eccentric as they dropped their luggage upon arrival and ran to hug Millicent as they screamed and jumped up and down to the amusement of the fans, press and other travellers. “Jiggers are not as much of a problem as HIV and other livestock-related diseases in our countries but helping Millicent in this campaign is quite exciting," said Benadina from Namibia. The housemates, who met Prime Minister Raila Odinga yesterday, join Ahadi Kenya Anti-jigger campaign ambassadors in eradication of the jigger menace in Thika today and later hold an after-party at the Galileo’s Lounge in Nairobi.