Popular Twitch streamer and internet personality Kai Cenat has arrived in Lagos for the second time, drawing a warm and lively welcome at Murtala Muhammed International Airport.
Fans greeted him with traditional music and vibrant celebrations, with videos of his arrival quickly going viral across social media.
Cenat’s return comes nearly a year after his first visit, during which he pledged $5 million to build a school for underprivileged children.
The original plan in Makoko faced challenges, but the project has since been relocated to Yaba, with Cenat assuring that children from Makoko will still have free access to education.
During his livestreams, Cenat has emphasized a sustainable, staged approach to the project, noting that over $1 million has already been secured.
His second visit signals renewed focus and commitment, as fans and local communities hope to see visible progress beyond announcements and online updates.
The arrival also highlights Nigeria’s growing appeal for international creators, following visits from other streamers like IShowSpeed.
Cenat’s continued engagement has reignited excitement and conversation, with supporters closely watching for concrete steps toward construction, staffing, and student enrollment.
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