Jay254:

Nigerians be like.. They gat nothing on us..

Those Danfos look like rolling coffins

Koroga festival Nairobi

uzzyfire:
plsss wat does Kenya have on us lol

U seriously can never compare our matatu art culture with those yellow van taxi u call bus

More from Koroga

CocoMilian:


Well your friends here will claim everything good that doesn't come from their country to be fake.

So Y'll nigerians doubting please for Pete's sake I'm not desperate to please your egos here. Whether u believe it or not its simply not my problem. Period.


Iv told yo friend if it pleases him to go ahead and search every where in the net....he wont find me on google shit,I'm here you stupid ass. So its either y'll swallow yo pride for talking smack about me n Kenyan women or choke on it coz coco just don't care about all the negative stupid bull.


For the last time that is me. Coco will be posting here frequently you simply cant be served everything in the same bowl so take some chill pills and fix your attitudes

bla bla bla bla wats moral lesson of dis story

Nowenuse:
Nigerians are celebrating the largest and most colourful street carnival in Calabar city (which attracts hundreds of thousands of tourists from all over the world).

While Jay254 and mtis are celebrating blanket gatherings. Can Kenyans be any more comical?

The 2 nd pic shows a common characteristic with Naijj women. A tendency toward square hips,Idk if It's a southern thing but the Igbo and Yoruba females I've seen both shared that thingy. Which is why Naijjans comment on 'coke bottled shape' of Kenyan women.

CocoMilian:


Hahaha I dont know alot of people who speak sheng. Infact most were from facebook back then. Haven't been on social media for quite a long time now.

Lol is sheng supposed to be a mother tongue??

For the young people it is the closest they get to mother tongue. All languages mixed in there

TayserMahiri:


Those Danfos look like rolling coffins

hahahah true

TayserMahiri:


Those Danfos look like rolling coffins

Hahaha ul see they'll still argue about theirs being the best

CocoMilian:


Hahaha lol I'm taking that as a compliment. And yes my ass thick like that I know u can never admit to anything about a Kenyan.

OK ur ass is thick , fine we all agree
wat have u used d thick ass to achieve

Jay254:


I think you need brain trasplant... So calabar attracts more tourist than.. Mara,Mombasa,Malindi,Naivasha,Watamu and Diani...

Why are you comparing so many Kenyan cities and towns with just Calabar city??

Calabar Carnivial is the largest street carnival in Africa.

Very soon, Calabar will start competing the likes of Rio de Janeiro and Trinidad and Tobago in street carnivals, bringing millions of tourists to the city. While Kenyans are still blanketting themselves in small gatherings.

TayserMahiri:


For the young people it is the closest they get to mother tongue. All languages mixed in there

And sheng Is ever evolving... So its a bit hard to catch up I went as far as writing them down to impress my friends but jeez it was a long time iv lost them and m thinking whatever words I was taught aren't the same used now

Nowenuse:
Nigerians are celebrating the largest and most colourful street carnival in Calabar city (which attracts hundreds of thousands of tourists from all over the world).

While Jay254 and mtis are celebrating blanket gatherings. Can Kenyans be any more comical?

LMAO dude,

Your calabar ish is a traditional carnival am sure its full of voodoo and village chants. Blankets and Wines is a worldclass gathering, just look at the number of tourists. And we don't dress in feathers and traditional garb while at it, we keep it simple and cool. Can't match our swagg

TayserMahiri:


Haha, Uzzy finally getting weak. Ladies know where to touch

lol iv seen better

mtis:

i think he lives in kenya..once said he visited pwani couple of times...But i think the bitterness comes form seen what we have an comparing with their country an all that resources they have ...

He knows nairobi quite well also and always sounds very pissed while talking. Jealous types

TayserMahiri:


Pidgin always sounds funny except it hardly makes sense

it makes sense , u just don't undstnd it.

Nowenuse:


Why are you comparing so many Kenyan cities and towns with just Calabar city??

Calabar Carnivial is the largest street carnival in Africa.

Very soon, Calabar will start competing the likes of Rio de Janeiro and Trinidad and Tobago in street carnivals, bringing millions of tourists to the city. While Kenyans are still blanketting themselves in small gatherings.

Calabar can not beat any of those mentioned individually... They receive alot of tourist year around not due to some festivals.

Improve the image of Nigeria before dreaming of making the calabar festival to be like samba festival..

68816419:
what if Ugandan stops selling electricity to Kenya what would happen ?

Kenya Power to import Cheaper & Reliable Electricity from Ethiopia
http://kenyanwallstreet.com/kenya-power-import-cheaper-reliable-electricity-ethiopia

Apart from this avenue(Ugandan importation), Kenya also imports power from Ethiopia to feed Moyale, which is not linked to Kenya’s national electricity grid. Kenya and Ethiopia are undertaking a 500 kV DC transmission line from Ethiopia. This line has a power transfer capacity of 2,000 MW and is at an advanced stage of implementation. The project is expected to cost USD1.26 billion being financed by the African Development Bank. It runs about 1,045km, of which 445km is within Ethiopia’s territory and the rest in Kenya. In 2016 China Electric Power Equipment and Technology (CET) announced that it had officially commenced the construction of the transmission line.

Ethiopia is determined to be a major exporter of power in this region . The country currently exports about 10 megawatts of power to Kenyan border towns. They plan to sell 100 megawatts to Sudan and 50 megawatts to Djibouti. Besides these, the country has agreements to export 400 megawatts to Rwanda and Tanzania and soon to Burundi. Kenya, Uganda, and Rwanda plan to build a 400-kilovolt electricity line running from Olkaria in Kenya through Uganda to Birembo in Rwanda.

Kenya and Tanzania which currently enjoy a less than cordial business relationship have an agreement for power exchange at border towns which are not connected to their national grids. In 2014, Zambia, Tanzania, and Kenya signed a MoU to fund a USD 1.2 billion power inter-connector project that will connect the East African Power Pool to the Southern African Power Pool.

They cant do that. Why would they? Uganda economy is heavily reliant on the Kenya, obtaining much of their manufactured goods from Kenya. Kenya is the leading investor in that country as a matter of fact.

So what if it supplies its surplus electricity to Kenya? It wont change tje fact that these countries in fact enjoy a much stabler power supply than Nigeria.
Kenya still produces some 2600mw of electricity, in addition to those from Uganda and Tanzania- there were also talks of importing some more from Ethiopia. That means Kenyans and tge other countries in the region u Nigerians often often look down upon as "of all the places" enjoy cheap and stable electricity.

Generators are not known to be home appliances here in Kenya, I for one havent operated one. Those here are power back- up devices for offices, factories and events, just in case the power goes out, which again is quite rare.

NairobiWalker:



Leave that guy alone. Debating with him is like arguing with a goat. He's included 3 towers under construction in the Lagos list, one tower with 19 floors, another tower with 17 floors and two names of the same tower thus increasing the tower count of Lagos' towers over 20 floors from 18 to 24. He's then fished random figures from his arse as total number of high-rises in Lagos and Nairobi. Interestingly he first stated that Lagos has 106 high-rises then suddenly it's 126 and he claims Mombasa has no tower over 20 floors lol. It's painful debating him.

Random figures from Emporis, the same organization that figured New York highrises to be 6000, Moscow 11,000 etc.

Hahahahahah! You know I boost bubbles. Where in this forum did I initially say Lagos has 106 highrises?

I never said so, I dare you to quote the post.

I can only remember I reduced the number from 126 to 110 highrises because I removed the Sixteen 12-storey Towers due to the fact you raised eyebrow about 12 floors.

Did I say Mombasa doesn’t have Tower over 20 floors?

Yes! It painful because you have been weighted in the balance and found wanting.

CocoMilian:


And sheng Is ever evolving... So its a bit hard to catch up I went as far as writing them down to impress my friends but jeez it was a long time iv lost them and m thinking whatever words I was taught aren't the same used now

Kwani where were you brought up?

uzzyfire:
OK ur ass is thick , fine we all agree
wat have u used d thick ass to achieve

hahahahahahahaha now u wanna hear about my ass achievements??

I swear watching you choke on yo ego is making my day.

Nigga be humble.

Jay254:
Koroga festival Nairobi

The guy is comparing traditional festivals with modern events. He wants us to shame him with pictures of kenyan events that are truly epic and happen at night I don't know if any of theirs can take place at night

uzzyfire:
it makes sense , u just don't undstnd it.

yea

Jay254:


I told him at times I feel like am Arguing with ababy... He will cook everything to see Nija ahead..

You will beat him but he will still come back with thesame mind that you proved him wrong.

You should be ashamed that a baby is slaying you with facts on ground.

A discerning mind can attest to this.
Common you can do better.

CocoMilian:

hahahahahahahaha now u wanna hear about my ass achievements??
I swear watching you choke on yo ego is making my day.
Nigga be humble.

na u sabi

forgiveness:



Hahahahahah! d thing pain the guy ooooooo.

Show me your list and I will pinpoint Parliament Tower and Prism Tower still under construction but you included them on ya list.. Maka why?

Pic of the carcass of Parliament Tower Nairobi.

Pic of Prism Tower carcass.. Bhuuuhahaha!

And you have the gut to point accusing fingers.


@Jay254 please count these buildings and tell me the truth.

CBN building Lagos.. The one NairobiWalker is claiming to be 19.

Eko Tower Lagos... The one NairobiWalker is claiming to be 19.

CNB is around 22floors while Eko Tower is 18floors ..

CocoMilian:


hahahahahahahaha now u wanna hear about my ass achievements??

I swear watching you choke on yo ego is making my day.

Nigga be humble.

Ass Achievements

TayserMahiri:


Kwani where were you brought up?

Amsterdam,Netherlands. And Nairobi,Kenya.
Its been back n forth basically...stayed in the states too but trust me. No matter where we went my family made it feel like you were never far from home u have no idea how Kenyans are loved outside. Eps with the rugby teams and athletes we are viewed in a certain status that y'll should jus be darn proud.

kikuyu1:


The 2 nd pic shows a common characteristic with Naijj women. A tendency toward square hips,Idk if It's a southern thing but the Igbo and Yoruba females I've seen both shared that thingy. Which is why Naijjans comment on 'coke bottled shape' of Kenyan women.

Nigerian women do not come in a fixed shape!

They are of different shapes and sizes (especially Southern women) like these below.

TayserMahiri:


Those Afars might have been the black pharaohs of egypt.

Yes, they could.

TayserMahiri:



Ass Achievements

Well I could b bitchy about it and say he would never walk with his girl in high esteem ever again like my man does.


I dont get why they worship and judge the outside beauty so much instead of looking for women with brains and who can make a good wife. Smh

Nowenuse:


Nigerian women do not come in a fixed shape!

They are of different shapes and sizes (especially Southern women) like these below.

They could borrow some ass from east africa