STFUareyouGod:
Kenya? strange! Who says nothing good can come out of their Nazareth?

Babzilla:

We have experts .... But they are not based here

Beey:
LOL , Kenya is my homeland.Good things are always happening but we all know bad news travels more than good news.Your mods love peddling bad news to make Kenya look bad.Afterall, the stories they share are not unique to Kenya, they are happening elsewhere !

aylagos:
if can not use your brain use Google #ARGUMENTUMADHOMINEM

TheVictorious:


You that can use your brain, kindly do that and post the link or any other proof of your assertion that I don't agree with, simple.

I shouldn't be the one to check google to validate your point. I don't agree with it in the first place, and you're now shifting the burden of proof to me. NONSENSE

If there was no need to validate one's point, then you would not have been seeing all the posts you've been reading here since morning. People would have simply been creating topics and referring you to google to research on them!

STFUareyouGod:
Really? Tell me more please cuz I hardly read any good news from Kenya #nooffence

aylagos:
if you want info look for it donnt beg for it GIYF

Almand:

Alright stop making claim you can defend

amicable09:

Lol. Pele

aylagos:
you call it claim cos u know nothing and u are lazy and I can't school u for free if my claim is true or false choose one and live with it

Almand:

Funny calling some one lazy when you are too lazy to back up your story.

aylagos:
why do I have to back up fact when you are well aware of my laziness. I repeat I am too too lazy

Hbuyosh:
Then I am bound to wonder how old u really are. If u are as old as me, then how mature or well versed with the internet are u?

Maybe, I shld assume that this "blogging" trend or the so-called "citizen journalism" hasnt caught on in Nigeria yet as it has in Kenya, where many people have set up their own private "news sites" posting such ridiculous gossip stories, with many of the stories either fabricated or the incidents that really took place pepped up with some exaggerated details- with the intention to drive up the traffic ofcos.
That u should believe the stories in thos crack-brain newsites and that such websites should give u the impression that that is the nature of the Kenya society is quite appalling. U are surely smatter than that.

Now, consider this.......

A "citizen journalist" runs accross this incident, where a man and a woman at a drinking den squabble over some unpaid debt. Their argument turns physical, with the woman grabbing the man by his shirt collars. Fortunately, some bystanders intervene and talk the people out of violence, and the person on the wrong admits his/her mistake and agrees to pay the debt. The tussle ends as quickly as it begun......just like that.

This "citizen journalist" however, after managing to capture those moments where the man was grabbed by his collars via his cheap, Chinese phone, he posts the images to his whatsapp group page, with a lie that that is a married couple, the lady actually caught the man in the act with another woman, and now he is being humiliated in public.....something of the sort, to pep up the story.....u understand?
Eventually, the story gets picked up by this struggling blogger, who has no capacity to confirm the veracity of the story, just publishes it as it is on his website, and t sells.

Good news........why on earth shouldnt good news exist in Kenya? And do u think people in other places, including Kenya itself associate Nigeria with the "positive news"? Ofcoss not! The Kenyan media- even the mainstream ones mainly carry the"ludicrous", the "bad" and the "ugly" news from Nigeria. Why? because bad news sells better than good news. Good news is as good as no news at all.

Therefore, my sister STFUarey.ouGod, if u find it hard to believe that positive thibgs really happen in Kenya, try then visiting the Kenya conventional news outlets online and see for yourself. The Daily Nation is Kenya's leading daily Newspaper, see if it really carries much of such silly stories.

Almand:

Funny calling some one lazy when you are too lazy to back up your story.

amicable09:
Impressive!

Ben Carson will be proud to read this just as I am . Kenyan doctors have done Africa proud .

aylagos:
my wise friend once told me never to be a pig. He the only thing I get from being a pig is dirt.,I enjoy being pig though

chrisooblog:
our able doc! more incisiveness and sharpness to your scalpel bro.

good one Kenya.

really great stuff africans are doing. did you read about the nigerian doctor in america who performed surgery on a baby still in it's mother's womb? quite amazing

AnonyNymous:

You really are a nerd
Thumbs up
I believe there was also one done in oauthc in 2002

9ise:

even President Obama 'l b proud to hear diz bout his fathers land

Litmus:
Would be great if African, unfortunately many of Kenya's noteworthy developments have Asians and Arabs at the root.

talktonase:
I am ashamed that it will be difficult to get a Nigerian hospital that can carry out such an operation...

Litmus:
Would be great if African, unfortunately many of Kenya's noteworthy developments have Asians and Arabs at the root.

MtuMsuper:

Another ignorant african who knows nothing better, even when presented with photographic proof : STFU

ghettowriter:
Whao..This is truly ground breaking. I pray those Kids recover fully and strong.


One of the Best stories coming from Kenya as of recent. The environment of that surgery theatre looks well equipped. I wish this serves as an eye opener to our government officials, who would rather spend millions to travel overseas for medicals than coming together to built and equip our Hospitals with the necessary equipments.



Kudos to the Doctors& Nurses.

talktonase:
I am ashamed that it will be difficult to get a Nigerian hospital that can carry out such an operation...

Cletus77:

shut up! Go and research, Nigeria was the first in Africa to perform such surgery! The problem is lack of funds, else we would have bin doing more dan dat!!!