Money, money, they say it runs the world. That
with money you can afford to be happy and get whatever you want.
In Nairobi the
men are constantly chasing after it to impress the women and the women are
constantly searching for the men who have it.
I think hence the phrase, “no romance without
finance.” Money is also regarded as the source of all evil but that is neither
here nor there.
Family Bank Westlands:
Located right before Havana bar and restaurant,
it is filled with street urchins and gangs. It felt quite restless withdrawing
the money despite being in the company of a friend and it would just be
impossible when alone considering these guys walk up to you begging for some
loose change.
KCB Tom Mboya Street:
This definitely has to be the most exposed ATM in
Nairobi. It is in the heart of the CBD and so much open for everyone to see that
you’re out to withdraw money. Being in the midst of a matatu terminal, it is
always infiltrated with some very fishy characters is pretty much easier for
someone to see you walk in and then follow you afterwards, rob you and then
disappear into that alley.
Standard Charted Moi Avenue:
In a very safe area and quite open during the
day, it can get a bit tricky during the night. The place gets really crowded
with all kinds of people especially hawkers and street urchins. Not considering
that the place is also a popular spot for con artists and pick pockets.
Taj Mall:
This definitely takes the number one spot as the
most dangerous ATM place in Nairobi. Also in close proximity to the bus terminal,
there are robbers always on the lookout before finally pouncing on unsuspecting
customers.
KCB Moi Avenue:
At the far end of Moi Avenue right adjacent to
Jevanjee gardens, this is another ATM place that is just a little bit too open
in Nairobi. Everybody can basically see you when making an entry. At night
someone can follow you and rob you.
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