samorobo:


Hahahah ..This is eastland Nairobi where average Kenyans live...just look at that road ..it's looks like where local mechanics has grease with engine oil....

Just30 this is are highrise tylann was boasting about the other day...bNo wonder they will never show you where average Kenyans live.....

Let's face it this is an "UGLY HIGHRISE SLUMMISH AREA".....quick advice Nuke the whole of Nairobi and start all over...

They'll ignore this place and post the beautiful place where the Indians and whites live. Foolish people

The Nigeria Airforce inaugurates 10 single room flats and 2 blocks of 6x2 bedroom flats for its personnel in Borno.

In another development, Nigeria President Mohammed Buhari has heeded calls to increase the 371,800 police personnel protecting 200m Nigerians, by giving the approval for 400,000 more police.

Unless the government quickly embarks on needed reforms, the number of Nigerians living in extreme poverty could increase by more than 30 million by 2030, pushing the country to account for 25 percent of world’s extremely poor population(world capital of poverty), the World Bank warned on Monday.
The World Bank gave the warning in its Nigeria Economic Update launched in Abuja.

An estimated 100 million Nigerians currently live on less than US$1.90 per day. Close to 80 percent of poor households are in northern Nigeria, while employment creation and income gains have been concentrated in central and southern Nigeria.

“Economic and demographic projections highlight the urgent need for reform,” the bank noted.
Population growth is estimated at 2.6 percent, outpacing economic growth in a context of weak job creation, while per capita incomes are falling.

“The ‘cost of inaction’ is significant. Under a business-as-usual scenario, where Nigeria maintains the current pace of growth and employment levels, by 2030 the number of Nigerians living in extreme poverty could increase by more than 30 million, and Nigeria(world capital of poverty) could account for 25 percent of world’s extremely poor population,” the bank stated.

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Nigeria: Chinese Investors Sign MOU for Construction of 5200 Housing Units in FCT, Others
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2 DECEMBER 2019 Premium Times (Abuja)
By George Ogala
A group of investors from China on Monday signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with a Nigerian firm, Zvecan Consulting and Engineering Ltd, for the construction of 5200 housing units in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).

The MoU will see the Hebei Province Investors of People's Republic of China carrying out business in Nigeria's infrastructure, health, solid minerals, mines, and agriculture sectors.

Speaking during the MoU-signing ceremony in Abuja, Li Kai Ying, Executive President of Hebei International Investment Promotion Association, told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) that China remained committed to achieving targets.



He said the meeting will increase and improve trade agreements and bilateral relations between the two countries.

Mr Li said, "We have brought more than 18 delegates from China that cut across various industries, such as manufacturing, investments, the medical profession, and so on.

"We are here to look out for opportunities in the Nigerian market because the country is the most populous in the continent of Africa. So the more people make up the population the bigger the market.

"So if we really want to come into the African market, Nigeria will be our first choice. We feel so impressed by what we have seen so far and we are happy with the organisers and government's willingness to encourage Chinese investors to invest in Nigeria."

Also speaking, Mohammed Sadiq, Bauchi State Commissioner for Commerce and Industry, who also signed an MoU on solid minerals and agriculture, said the agreement would further deepen their trade relations.

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He said they had brought investors that are relevant to key areas of his state.

"We are very interested and we look forward to a more robust economic collaboration. "There are laws put in place by the Federal Government which I think are good enough for investment to thrive.

"I urge the investors to explore platforms provided by the government to their advantage. Bauchi is naturally endowed with a lot of natural and material resources.

"We are looking up to a mutual collaboration to harness this to our advantage," the commissioner said.

He further said that the MoU would help improve not just the state's agriculture, but also food production capacity and security in Nigeria at large.

Nicholas Ogbedo, Managing Director, Zvecan Engineering and Consulting Ltd, said that the organisation through collaboration with Hebei Province investors would deliver affordable houses and roads in the mining sector.

He said the MoU is in the agricultural sector, which deals with the exportation of Nigerian products to China.

"It also includes the mining sector, which will be centred on the technological aspect of mining.

"The MoU involves the collaboration of the Federal Ministry of Trade and Investment and with this, it will help expand our job capacity and technological knowledge

Where are all the Kenyans ? they are nowhere to be seen today,is there an Internet outage in Nairobi ?

Stevoh18:
Unless the government quickly embarks on needed reforms, the number of Nigerians living in extreme poverty could increase by more than 30 million by 2030, pushing the country to account for 25 percent of world’s extremely poor population(world capital of poverty), the World Bank warned on Monday.
The World Bank gave the warning in its Nigeria Economic Update launched in Abuja.

An estimated 100 million Nigerians currently live on less than US$1.90 per day. Close to 80 percent of poor households are in northern Nigeria, while employment creation and income gains have been concentrated in central and southern Nigeria.

“Economic and demographic projections highlight the urgent need for reform,” the bank noted.
Population growth is estimated at 2.6 percent, outpacing economic growth in a context of weak job creation, while per capita incomes are falling.

“The ‘cost of inaction’ is significant. Under a business-as-usual scenario, where Nigeria maintains the current pace of growth and employment levels, by 2030 the number of Nigerians living in extreme poverty could increase by more than 30 million, and Nigeria(world capital of poverty) could account for 25 percent of world’s extremely poor population,” the bank stated.

All this one you're posting is just from blog? Nobody in Nigeria is starving and renting out their wives and daughters all because of poverty and starvation in this 21 century. Unlike you starving stricken idiots you're the starvation capital of the world now go fvck yourself with pains. Poor Kenyans

[quote author=SUFFERInSMILIIN post=84564268]Ibadan India world-class City[/quoyou were in ibadan not lagos

mtisTheQubit:
Any southy to debate on anything please..

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Aderr:
How can a group of people be this wicked. Of course, there is wickedness everywhere. But while such wickedness is frowned upon elsewhere, Kenyans seem to see nothing wrong in their horrible attitudes.

Unfortunately it happens here and none of us have denied: Ghana may well be worse!

“Dr. George Oppong, head of the Ghana section for the NGO Defence for Children International’s (DCI), for which[b] Sekyere also works, says that nobody really knows how many children are currently prostituting themselves, though he estimates somewhere between 100,000 and 200,000. The youngest are just 9 years old.”[/b] Wow…. Did Dr. Oppong…head of the NGO defence for children say that children are prostituting themselves and “The youngest are 9 years old

https://outoftheshadows.blog/2019/04/19/child-prostitution-how-dare-you/

This doesn't include the notorious trokosi of which there are still thousands.

Psychological projection is a mofo!

What happens when you have a whole bunch of uncomfortable, embarrassing and annoying emotions that you don’t want to unconsciously deal with? According to famous psychologist Sigmund Freud these emotions are projected on to other people, so that other people become carriers of our own perceived flaws. Fortunately (or unfortunately) for us, this form of emotional displacement makes it much easier to live with ourselves … because everyone else is responsible for our misery – not us!

As a result of externalizing our emotions and perceiving them in others, we continue suffering terribly, often creating false self-images that portray us as “the victim” or “the good/righteous person” when the reality is that we aren’t.

https://lonerwolf.com/psychological-projection/

Naij ofc is wayyyy worse,needless to say!

kikuyu1:


Unfortunately it happens here and none of us have denied: Ghana may well be worse!
https://outoftheshadows.blog/2019/04/19/child-prostitution-how-dare-you/

This doesn't include the notorious trokosi of which there are still thousands.

Psychological projection is a mofo!
https://lonerwolf.com/psychological-projection/

Naij ofc is wayyyy worse,needless to say!

unfortunately, your Article report this children are the one forcing themselves into prostitution unlike kenya where parent and family do the bidding on behalf of the children . so they obviously sell the children into sex in return of 100 shillings ( that is less than 6 cedis and not up to 360 naira) kenya is also more worse as the deal is more encouraging and promising for children . they rather go in for sex than school.... You cant have it less worse than Ghana.

And ofcus You are the one using psychological projection as means of hiding your own flaws by projecting others weakness. You start the whole nonsense .

from the office of the president.... Ghana is working.

""I was once again privileged to have the President HE. Nana Akufo-Addo, The Hon. Minister of Works and Housing Samuel Atta Akyea and the MP for Adentan Constituency Hon. Yaw Buabeng Asamoah commission Marlow Court a brand new estate development by the State Housing Company LTD in Adenta. The development has a 32 unit appartment and six 4 bedroom houses. The State Housing Company is determined to make home ownership easy"".

vaxx1:
unfortunately, your Article report this children are the one forcing themselves into prostitution unlike kenya where parent and family do the bidding on behalf of the children . so they obviously sell the children into sex in return of 100 shillings ( that is less than 6 cedis and not up to 360 naira) kenya is also more worse as the deal is more encouraging and promising for children . they rather go in for sex than school.... You cant have it less worse than Ghana.

And ofcus You are the one using psychological projection as means of hiding your own flaws by projecting others weakness. You start the whole nonsense .

Wrong as usual! Nobody can hide the truth. Your child sex situation is characteristic of a society in WHICH HUMAN LIFE ITSELF HAS NO VALUE. On my phone -I'll be back; I've got things to do.

kikuyu1:


Wrong as usual! Your child sex situation is characteristic of a society in WHICH HUMAN LIFE ITSELF HAS NO VALUE. On my phone -I'll be back; I've got things to do.

while yours is a condition by poverty and cultural practice... it isn't just see as a lucrative venture but a promising one with future career. what an inhuman life of kenya

Mombasa Kenya

Kisumu Kenya

The Capital

Westlands

The Capital

Nairobi

Green City Under The Sun

Suffering and smiling pictures series starts once again

This is samorobo just got up in the morning and decided to a walk across the road

One of the world's best cars on the world's best road

No country can match my country in good roads

Spectacular road

Poverty at its highest

One of the world's most impressive cities Lagos