Kenyan catholic bishops things that pope leo xiv will visit their church first

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Why do African catholic think that after the catholic church pope leo xiv was choosen he will visit Africa Catholic first

They are with that perception because of Pope leo xiv was in Africa before he was choosen soo they believe he will come back to appreciate Africa because Africa was he's last visit before he was choosen 
That's means Africa was he's good lack for being appointed, we don't yet if pope will visit and let them feel loved 

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