Nairobi Singles

Safety Guidelines

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Meeting someone new is exciting, and we want it to be safe too. A few practical habits go a long way.

Protect your personal information

Keep your phone number, home address, workplace, and financial details private until you genuinely trust the person. Messaging stays on Nairobi Singles until you decide otherwise.

Video chat before meeting

A quick video call helps confirm the person matches their profile before you meet in person.

Meet in public, tell someone

Choose a public place for your first meeting, arrange your own transport, and let a friend or family member know where you're going and who you're meeting.

Watch for red flags

Be cautious of anyone who asks for money, gifts, or financial details; avoids video calls or in-person meetings; has a story that doesn't add up; or pressures you to move fast or move off the platform immediately. These are common scam patterns — trust your instincts.

Block and report

You can block anyone at any time — it ends contact in both directions immediately. Reporting sends the profile to our moderation team for review. Neither requires the other person's cooperation or awareness.

If you're in immediate danger

Contact the Kenya Police Service on 999 or 112. Nairobi Singles' reporting tools are for platform moderation and are not a substitute for emergency services.