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Ololo Safari Lodge Rocked With Racism Claims, Visitor Narrates Ordeal

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Located on the South border of the Nairobi National Park, Ololo Lodge is one the few exclusive places frequented by the wealthy and with a bigger customer base of foreign tourists.

The lodge has in the past days been trending on social media for the wrong reasons following claims by alleged visitors that it’s discriminatory with accusations against the owners of being racist.

The lodge is owned by an Australian family.

According to a visitor to the hotel, the experience was not a pleasant one rather was met with open discrimination and described her experience as racial.

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In a viral tweet, Ms. Hibo Yussuf who’s a founder and of HH & Associates Advocates narrates her experience with the hotel saying, “I have traveled in Kenya almost in all national parks and stayed in different hotels! This one was different, different treatment, racist undertones and pure discrimination!” She opens up a thread about her ordeal.

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She goes further to say that she had raised issues with the management of which she was threatened with a defamation lawsuit in the event she highlighted her concerns about the lodge on social media:

The thread extended with others projecting their own alleged experiences;

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As of the time of posting this, the management of the lodge had not publicly responded to the allegations.

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