Lots of stereotypes have been attached to Kenya in recent times, this is a little different and unique.

Above is a customer care agent attending to a lame man at the customer care center of safaricom, a leading telecommunication company in Kenya.

One word for this lady?


http://www.newshelm.com/2016/10/caption-this-photo-of-kenya.html

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She is kneeling trying to win and milk a customer..

I have seen something similar in etisalat service point in Lagos.

But MTN would make you queue instead of according priority to such customer.

Useless network

Reminds me of the song......a little kindness by Campbell

This is what we call "customer service"

Beautiful

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Service with humility

E be like say the cripple man dey use android phone?

Abi I no dey see well?

She will make a good wife at home

In kenya cripples, pregnant mothers and anyone carrying a less than 1 year old baby who is not accompanied by anyone in the bank get direct access straight to the teller.... Albino's also get free suncreen from government... Even the government of kenya is currently working on a new curriculum for schools which among other things , will introduce sign language to every school going kid so that in the next generation, people with hearing impairement will have normal interaction with other people because everyone (hearing or deaf) will know sign language...........
But progressive news like these will never get front page here in nairaland.... people want to see wiered news only





The government will introduce teaching and learning of sign language in schools, Cabinet Secretary for Education Jacob Kaimenyi has said.
Kaimenyi said that the move was in line with providing inclusive education and would enable school going children to communicate with people having hearing impairment.
The CS made the remarks during the Kenya Commercial Bank Foundation scholarship award ceremony held at a Nairobi hotel.
KCB Board Director and Foundation Chairperson, Catherine Kola, said that the foundation had identified special needs education as a priority, hence the decision to include learners with various types of impairment.
She added that the scholarships would cater for tuition, uniforms and co-textbooks.
The Bank has provided full scholarship to some 240 students who sat KCPE last year, with 40 being those with disabilities.
The ceremony was attended by the Executive Director of the National Council for Persons with Disability Mohammed H. Gabbow and the National Fund for the Disabled of Kenya 's Chairperson, W. Kristina Kenyatta Pratt, among others.

http://allafrica.com/stories/201502231830.html

Yeah. Everybody should learn sign language because teaching those who can't speak only limits them to communicating with a very limited number of people. It's like creating a small remote sign language tribe.

Wife material

braimeddy:
She will make a good wife at home

For kneeling down?

Seun and crew over to you. This article is informative.
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