Emotional return to Kenya for Dublin woman

Written by Team Gacimi
Friday, 26 February 2010 00:17
A documentary team followed a Dublin-based Kenyan girl as she returns to visit her own Masai tribe, taking a Kerry friend along for the journey. The first episode in a new travel series features Nai Lemoshira (20) and her college friend John O'Down who travel to Kenya to meet her family and friends. The documentary will be showing on RTE 1 on Friday 26th February 2010 from 7:30pm. The article first appeared in the print edition of the Evening Herald, a scanned copy of which can be found here. Must-watch TV Welcome to My World Factual RTÉ One, 7.30pm The premise of this four-part travel series is that immigrants invite an Irish friend, family member or colleague to accompany them on a visit to their homeland. Tonight sees 20-year-old Kenyan girl Nai Lemoshira take her college classmate, Kerryman John O'Dowd, home to meet her family. Nai, who is Masai, is studying in DCU and lives with her father, an employee at the Kenyan Embassy.
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