Muafrika2:


That is the other bright side the dam that makes me partially support it,

There is a great anti- colonial statement about it.

Yup. Ethiopia will sell most of the power generated there through the East African Power Pool . There is another series of very very tall dams called the Gibe I,II and III dams on the Omo River in southern ethiopia. A more controversial one because it shall surely dry up Lake Turkana. These shall also be producing alot of MWs and mostly to be sold to Kenya. Kenya - Ethiopia trade will boom in the next 5 years and our major import will be electricity.

MtuMsuper:

Yup. Ethiopia will sell most of the power generated there through the East African Power Pool . There is another series of very very tall dams called the Gibe I,II and III dams on the Omo River in southern ethiopia. A more controversial one because it shall surely dry up Lake Turkana. These shall also be producing alot of MWs and mostly to be sold to Kenya. Kenya - Ethiopia trade will boom in the next 5 years and our major import will be electricity.

Its about time.

The Turkana region is moving toward rapid urbanization too. I think they'll have to change their way of life.

Nowenuse:


U sef na wa for you o. See as u just wan dey spoil show hia. Comot first make i mama all dis bad belle pipu na.
I nor mean every every wey i dey yarn. U dey feel me? I wan just use dem tey shine.

I feel you bro.

Nowenuse:


U sef na wa for you o. See as u just wan dey spoil show hia. Comot first make i mama all dis bad belle pipu na.
I nor mean every every wey i dey yarn. U dey feel me? I wan just use dem tey shine.

I feel you bro.

Just30:
Because there are. If it's shamefufor you, develop your country and let opportunities abound. For your people are just too many here

ok......I've heard u n ur stupid stats

fanficgirl:

Many African ladies are also very lazy and indolent . I say its only in Africa where the women work harder than the men

In Africa, only the married and middle aged women work very hard. Most young gilrs and women of today especially in the Urban settings always feel that there is a way out by using their bodies to make ends meet.

Can't you see the rate at which many young African women have turned relationships and marriage to their boyfriends, fiancés, husbands to poverty alleviation schemes??

fanficgirl:

Nigerian politicians don't make their wealth official

Yes and it is better this way. It at least shows that they have some fear and respect for the citizens of their country.
If not, tell me, how can you loot my country's wealth and still flaunt this wealth to my face by making it official? That's like making a caricature of the masses and it's like a message saying ''Hey, i don't give a damnn about what you think about me and how i run the country or misappropriate the funds''.
This is exactly what happens in african countries like Kenya, Angola and many others.

fanficgirl:

The only thing Kenya is the younger brother to Nigeria for is independence day.

aunty stop trying to be unbiased , Kenya is Nigeria's Kid brother( its a fact) every African nation is Nigeria's younger brother as per population , economy and influence (fact). OK tell which African nation get mouth pass naija for Africa , just tell me

PissedYagami:

Then they started insulting Kenya. Then it went down

loooooooolll so are u saying Kenya has won d argument loo

uzzyfire:
loooooooolll so are u saying Kenya has won d argument loo

Lets forget the God-damned arguments jare..........

gallivant:


Do you guys live in a hole? Which serious African doesn't know about the Renaissance Dam and its implications? Get your minds out of the gutter!!

Now tell me, what the fucck do you think Nigerians give about a dam in East Africa?
How will that ever affect our daily lives?
Will it change the fact that East Africa and Central Africa are still the poorest regions of Africa and the ones dragging us behind?
Will the dam help to civilize and integrate the millions of uncivilized tribes in East Africa used for tourist purposes to further denigrate the black race to the outside world?
Will the dam help to stabilize the war torn nations of South Sudan and Somalia?

Dangote (Africa's richest man) is building the largest singe refinery in the world and the largest in Africa (to be finished next year), in Nigeria and this would create Jobs for almost 1 million people. This is what am more concerned about or at least would be shameful if i knew nothing about.

uzzyfire:
loooooooolll so are u saying Kenya has won d argument loo

No one can win this argument tbh

fanficgirl:

Nigeria is better than some African countries ie Mali, Somalia, Congo, Guinea, Liberia, Sierra Leone ect. While some African Countries are better than us.

see ehn some stuffs u are saying is vexing me I no go lie u. so becos we don't have constant electricity that means other nations apart from d one u mentioned is better than Nigeria .
plsss name one aspect those other nations used to be better than naija . and don't start calling electricity and water
no dey form unbiased for here ,

If Nigerians know about the Dam in Ethiopia it is OK but it is by no means necessary. What concerns us with faraway East African countries? We don't share culture or history or even future aspirations so why should we be that bothered about what happens in your countries? To be honest we here are more concerned about what is happening in our numerous states which are wide enough to exhaust our attention that we cannot spare much for people we have little in common with. Painful but true.

Nowenuse:


Now tell me, what the fucck do you think Nigerians give about a dam in East Africa?
How will that ever affect our daily lives?
Will it change the fact that East Africa and Central Africa are still the poorest regions of Africa and the ones dragging us behind?
Will the dam help to civilize and integrate the millions of uncivilized tribes in East Africa used for tourist purposes to further denigrate the black race to the outside world?
Will the dam help to stabilize the war torn nations of South Sudan and Somalia?

Dangote (Africa's richest man) is building the largest singe refinery in the world and the largest in Africa (to be finished next year), in Nigeria and this would create Jobs for almost 1 million people. This is what am more concerned about or at least would be shameful if i knew nothing about.

Here I thought west Africa was shittier

Just30:
Because there are. If it's shamefufor you, develop your country and let opportunities abound. For your people are just too many here

how can Nigerians in Ghana shame us looooooolll ,Nigerians are all over d world even places u never thought existed nigerians are there ,so all this crap u are saying opportunities and development. my guy dey talk developmenr wen lagos alone is richer than d whole ghana

shervydman:
Lets forget the God-damned arguments jare..........

I feel

Olu317:
I feel you bro. I feel you bro.

Shuuuooo bros, i take style taya for dat babe mata o.
All of us sabi say katakata with wahala boku for Naija and we dey hope say e go dey beta bikos we sabi say e never beta.
As e be, the koko of the mata be say e nor get anoda African Kontri wey e don beta for kpatakpata. So make all these smalsmal kontri pipu wey neva fit repair dia smalsmal kontri nor dey come hia dey wan dey take us shine. E nor make sense na, abi how u see am?

Nowenuse:


Now tell me, what the fucck do you think Nigerians give about a dam in East Africa?
How will that ever affect our daily lives?
Will it change the fact that East Africa and Central Africa are still the poorest regions of Africa and the ones dragging us behind?
Will the dam help to civilize and integrate the millions of uncivilized tribes in East Africa used for tourist purposes to further denigrate the black race to the outside world?
Will the dam help to stabilize the war torn nations of South Sudan and Somalia?

Dangote (Africa's richest man) is building the largest singe refinery in the world and the largest in Africa (to be finished next year), in Nigeria and this would create Jobs for almost 1 million people. This is what am more concerned about or at least would be shameful if i knew nothing about.

abi ooo who d Dam epp ?

uzzyfire:
how can Nigerians in Ghana shame us looooooolll ,Nigerians are all over d world even places u never thought existed nigerians are there ,so all this crap u are saying opportunities and development. my guy dey talk developmenr wen lagos alone is richer than d whole ghana

you are just kid who knows nothing

Just stay in your rabbit hole

MtuMsuper:

Yup. Ethiopia will sell most of the power generated there through the East African Power Pool . There is another series of very very tall dams called the Gibe I,II and III dams on the Omo River in southern ethiopia. A more controversial one because it shall surely dry up Lake Turkana. These shall also be producing alot of MWs and mostly to be sold to Kenya. Kenya - Ethiopia trade will boom in the next 5 years and our major import will be electricity.

I tot Kenya was already focusing on Geo-thermal energy as a Kenyan here said earlier? So, u guys are still waiting for 5 years in order to buy electricity from ET?

shervydman:

ok......I've heard u n ur stupid stats

Good stay in your country and develop it.
You are too stupid to be in Ghana and engage in Ghanaian discussions.

Maduawuchukwu:
If Nigerians know about the Dam in Ethiopia it is OK but it is by no means necessary. What concerns us with faraway East African countries? We don't share culture or history or even future aspirations so why should we be that bothered about what happens in your countries? To be honest we here are more concerned about what is happening in our numerous states which are wide enough to exhaust our attention that we cannot spare much for people we have little in common with. Painful but true.

uzzyfire:
abi ooo who d Dam epp ?

I have looked up to the dam, yes the dam would be a wonderful project, at least, anything to develop Africa would be celebrated by all Africans, but i wonder why a Kenyan would feel it is mandatory for a Nigerian to know about this.
The dam is to about 6,500 MW capacity.

Nigeria has also been building the Kashimbilla dam in Taraba state which is about 4,000 MW capacity. It is said to be completed by this year, though i've not been hearing about it a while now.
I also heard that Dangote's refinery will be able to generate 12,000 MW of electricity, what do u guys think about this?

Nowenuse:


Shuuuooo bros, i take style taya for dat babe mata o.
All of us sabi say katakata with wahala boku for Naija and we dey hope say e go dey beta bikos we sabi say e never beta.
As e be, the koko of the mata be say e nor get anoda African Kontri wey e don beta for kpatakpata. So make all these smalsmal kontri pipu wey neva fit repair dia smalsmal kontri nor dey come hia dey wan dey take us shine. E nor make sense na, abi how u see am?

For real it is not worth it. She probably don't know the implication of the things, those small countries whom Nigeria had helped in the past financially and other aids. May be because @fancygirl,dont really know much hatred of these set of the people on this fora toward Nigerians, who are young men and hadn't read enough to know the worth of Nigeria. Their older generation will naturally know the truth.



Cheers

Just30:
you are just kid who knows nothing
Just stay in your rabbit hole

llllooooooll OK wats there to know, mumu

Just30:
Good stay in your country and develop it.
You are too stupid to be in Ghana and engage in Ghanaian discussions.

looooooollll guy if u know Nigerians thought towards Ghana eehn u will not be saying this rubbish u are saying

Maduawuchukwu:
If Nigerians know about the Dam in Ethiopia it is OK but it is by no means necessary. What concerns us with faraway East African countries? We don't share culture or history or even future aspirations so why should we be that bothered about what happens in your countries? To be honest we here are more concerned about what is happening in our numerous states which are wide enough to exhaust our attention that we cannot spare much for people we have little in common with. Painful but true.

oh really
.
tell that to the hundreds of threads on nairaland started by nigerians posting fake news stories from blogs about kenya.

a simple search on this site is enough to reveal how nigerians love badmouthing and talking about other african nations ,with a particular weird focus towards hoaxes and sex stories ,

there was even a particular month last year when threads about kenya would be on the front page of Nairaland almost every day, typical.

Olu317:
For real it is not worth it. She probably don't know the implication of the things, those small countries whom Nigeria had helped in the past financially and other aids. May be because @fancygirl,dont really know much hatred of these set of the people on this fora toward Nigerians, who are young men and hadn't read enough to know the worth of Nigeria. Their older generation will naturally know the truth.



Cheers

leave them let them be talking, especially Ghana and Kenya looolll
do u know that if Nigeria wants to annex these countries, they will and nobody will say anything not even America or Britain? becos Nigerians are in Ghana na ythat just30 guy liver to talk. I won't blame all these small countries sha wat dey are duin is a natural thing
wen a big brother becomes irresponsible, his little brothers loose respect for him and start trying to challenge him, not knowing that no matter how bad or useless he gets he's still their big brother and can kill them if he wants to

Nowenuse:


I tot Kenya was already focusing on Geo-thermal energy as a Kenyan here said earlier? So, u guys are still waiting for 5 years in order to buy electricity from ET?

No need for that, morethan 50% of the project have been completed

@Nyaber Seun just puts up all those strories to get traffic. He knows that if he said those hoaxes and over-the-top events happened in Nigeria people will find out and kill it will affect the sites credibility so he goes to bring funny stories from other African countries from which Nigerians can confirm their veracity. That is one of the unfortunate things that came with the over-commercialisation of Nairaland.

nyaber33:

im kenyan and i like how ethiopian music is original

really? Tell me your favourite ET singer other then the weeknd

uzzyfire:
leave them let them be talking, especially Ghana and Kenya looolll
do u know that if Nigeria wants to annex these countries, they will and nobody will say anything not even America or Britain? becos Nigerians are in Ghana na ythat just30 guy liver to talk. I won't blame all these small countries sha wat dey are duin is a natural thing
wen a big brother becomes irresponsible, his little brothers loose respect for him and start trying to challenge him, not knowing that no matter how bad or useless he gets he's still their big brother and can kill them if he wants to

True words. But let not get emotional with these few elements surfing the fora. I am sure millions of them don't share this opinion we see online. It is just all about egocentrism.

TayserMahiri:


Starting a fire and then complaining it is burning

lol