mtis:


ya just killed man ...Hakuna matata

Wewe ni wivu tu. Ninasema swahili bora kuliko wewe
Ninasema kama watu wa Tanzania.

Are you jealous??.

Swahili Beach Diani Kenya.

sirzent:


BUSTED
YOUR LAST PICTUE HERE IS ~ BORA BORA , FRENCH POLYNESIA - PARADISE ON EARTH

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qA88oXjx2Ys


In ancient times the island was called "Pora pora mai te pora", meaning "created by the gods" in the local Tahitian dialect. This was often abbreviated Pora Pora meaning simply first born. Because of ambiguities in the phonemes of the Tahitian language, this could also be pronounced Bola Bola or Bora Bora. When explorer Jacob Roggeveen first landed on the island, he and his crew adopted the name Bora Bora which has stood ever since.

Nowenuse:




Wewe ni wivu tu. Ninasema swahili bora kuliko wewe
Ninasema kama watu wa Tanzania.

Not bad but you could have said "Ninaongea kama watu kutoka Tanzania"

KILIFI .... KENYA

mtis:

an remember our country might split into two...not bad coz we could have an awesome country with its own sea strip

It does have its advantages

Nowenuse:


You, mtis and Tashamaria aka TayserMahiri need to know that this is good news to me and most Africans.

Very good news. At least, the largest slums (Kenya) in the world and the largest terrorist zone in Africa (Somalia) will no longer be in Africa.
This means we will have fresher air to breathe in Africa.

I will only really miss my sweet Tanzanian peeps . But at least, it's worth it, cos ugliness will drastically reduce in Africa once Kenya leaves. Lol

Good riddance

Muafrika2:

It does have its advantages

yes it w'll be an awesome country covering two continents ..

Nai .

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Jay254:
Mombasa coast

Nice pics broh..My naija frens you cant deny that Kenya is a beautiful country ...

mtis:

Nice pics broh..My naija frens you cant deny that Kenya is a beautiful country ...

Thanks Bro, Kenya is Beautiful indeed. We don't struggle to find Beauty.

Thanks to consavationist like prof Wangari Mathai who fought for generations to enjoy This beauty.

Currently Tree harvesting has been burned in Kenya, Plastic Bags, Ivory... I love Kenya

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Obi1kenobi:
No point disputing the fact about Nigeria's lack of natural beauty. Especially the tropical and sub-equatorial South of the country which is mostly flat, densely-forested lowlands (and swampy wetlands) where every wild space is overgrown with thick weeds, the water is turbid and discolored (even without man-made pollution which is considerable), big-game wildlife is scarce or extinct, population distribution is dense, and climate is unpleasantly hot and humid.
The North of the country has far more beautiful natural landscape with its hills and open savannah grasslands and woodlands and you can better appreciate leisurely outdoor activities.

Apart from the lack of natural beauty, Nigerians aren't particularly artistic people (our religious madness contribute es to a culture that doesn't value humanistic pursuits). Architecture is rather perfunctory with no real artistry or attention to detail. Council housing estates in the UK or even in Soweto in South Africa where the poor and unemployed and welfare scroungers live are better better designed than many high-brow areas of Lagos where even the richest live. Don't even get me started on the public infrastructure, either decaying or non-existent (no central sewage, no public waterworks, open gutters/drains, pot-holed roads, no rail etc). Nigeria's infrastructural deficit is absolutely massive, estimated at about $3trn. I'm not sure why this thread keeps dragging on interminably. The premise is correct that Kenya is more developed than Nigeria. Anyone who has ever been to Kenya knows that.

I would disagree here. Nigeria’s entertainmt industry dominates Africa. I believe the word you’re looking for is aesthetic

Obi1kenobi:
No point disputing the fact about Nigeria's lack of natural beauty. Especially the tropical and sub-equatorial South of the country which is mostly flat, densely-forested lowlands (and swampy wetlands) where every wild space is overgrown with thick weeds, the water is turbid and discolored (even without man-made pollution which is considerable), big-game wildlife is scarce or extinct, population distribution is dense, and climate is unpleasantly hot and humid.
The North of the country has far more beautiful natural landscape with its hills and open savannah grasslands and woodlands and you can better appreciate leisurely outdoor activities.

Apart from the lack of natural beauty, Nigerians aren't particularly artistic people (our religious madness contributes to a culture that doesn't value humanistic pursuits). Architecture is rather perfunctory with no real artistry or attention to detail. Council housing estates in the UK or even in Soweto in South Africa where the poor and unemployed and welfare scroungers live are better better designed than many high-brow areas of Lagos where even the richest live. Don't even get me started on the public infrastructure, either decaying or non-existent (no central sewage, no public waterworks, open gutters/drains, pot-holed roads, no rail etc). Nigeria's infrastructural deficit is absolutely massive, estimated at about $3trn. I'm not sure why this thread keeps dragging on interminably. The premise is correct that Kenya is more developed than Nigeria. Anyone who has ever been to Kenya knows that.

It always amazes me that a simple thing like piped water in Nigeria is elusive. Instead we must build boreholes and buy sachet water. I wonder do those politicians ever feel shame. I mean a top 10 oil producer in the ranks of Saudi Arabia and UAE yet our infrastructure is far less developed. If you look at Nigeria closely you will just weep.Nigeria should have passed the level of South Africa by now. The world knows of Nigeria’s immense potential, but for now we’re stuck in the dark ages.

Giant of Africa...

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