Nairobi feels like Baghdad right now! This insecurity is worrying!

Security agencies should stop giving stupid advisories as to places to avoid - and our clueless media is trumpeting these so-called advisories without thinking.From the list given, Kenyans are supposed to simply stay at home - creating further despondency. What the security forces need to do is enhance security with the assistance of wanainchi because life must go on. Instead of these advisories they should be advising wanainchi as to what to watch out for, where to report suspicious acts or persons etc

who supplies these weapons to the rats ? this is our greatest enemy.

I concur, this just escalates the panic among Kenyans and is doing more harm than good.

We should close refugee camps now ....Kenyans should now shun all Somali and walalo biz! It's a war, let's wake up!

I dont know. From what we know about extremists,they go for high value targets with maximum casualties. Lets be honest. Most of Nairobi didnt even know Mwaura's till after the attack. Then anyone who knows Kenyans knows they dont drink much Sunday nights.
The current grenade was thrown in the part of OTC where there arent many people at that time of the night.

Can we take this renewed sense of patriotism & nationalism to the polls too! We'll be very happy

I have noticed that our places of work are now so guarded its amazing. I wish they could extend the same to other places like bus stops, entertainment places and not just intercon and the like. Kenyans everywhere need to be protected as we also play our part in reporting suspicious characters, and using our phones discreetly to capture faces .