gallivant:


This is not a private gated environment. There are no special privileges here shackman. If you can't handle it retreat your @ss to the safety of Mooikloof!! Dumbass.

Shackman is the stupid bustard that gave birth to you.

By the way here's an Arial view of mooikloof

68816419:

I have been to most region in Nairobi and I will be back in Nairobi and Kigali by August for a project .
Nairobi CBD is still leaving in it's past glory( only tiny parts can be regarded as averagely developed) , all areas at the back and downwards of Kenya National Archives are rundown(slums) with old concrete buildings, roadless, lack of proper sewage and drainage system , places like Eastliegh,Buru Buru, South C, Thika ..... are regarded as ghettos here in Nigeria.

Talk is cheap. Nairobi back then was so filthy but nowadays it's heaven on earth.

This is nairobi streets. watch this video to the end.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mCzCZfK9ocg

Mind you, there is nowhere in any Nairobi CBD will you find "roadless" as you put it .Every street in Nairobi is tarmacked.

vankelvin:


Give it to the Masai's to drink the blood since they've not eaten the whole day

Maasais have enough to eat and besides dog meal is not on their menu. Ghanaians are known for eating dogs and that's why I want to give it to you.

gallivant:


Generator and petrol fumes.

Btw, have you ever seen a single unpaved road in downtown, riverroad and ngara? Ever seen open sewers there? We want to weed out tourists who use google instead of planes and bundles instead of passports

Wuoche:


I told you nobody is interested in your long stories

Last kick of a dying horse. U lost the argument already so u are left with straw man argument-just empty tantrums .

vankelvin:


That's how come most of you kenyans fail in your final exams.

Read through the questions I asked you?
QUESTIONS
What of PPP?
What of your Poverty rate?
Unemployment rate?
Your HDI?

Then look at your answer below?
SMH

I'll even go further and post some stats on Kenya vs Nigeria, just to reaffirm the authenticity of this thread. Last I posted on here was about 3 yrs ago.

[center]Economic comparisons[/center]
GDP per capita Nominal (IMF 2021 est);
NGR- 2,432
KE- 2,129
Ngr has a very narrow lead

GDP per capita Nominal (IMF 2021 est)
NGR- 5,280
KE- 5,274
[I]They're the same size[/i]

Median wealth (Credit Suisse 2019)
NGR- 1,249
KE- 3,553
[I]Ke has a massive lead, more than double[/i]

Human Development Index (UNDP 2019)
NGR- 0.539 (low development)
KE- 0.601 (medium development)
[I]Ke has a healthy lead[/i]

Economic Complexity Index (measures how advanced an economy is in terms of manufacturing & exports products)
NGR-> -1.90
KE-> -0.34
[I]Ke has a significantly more complex economic make up[/i]

Global competitive index (the World economy forum ranks countries based on the latest theoretical and empirical research)
NGR- 48.3
KE- 54.1
[I]Ke is slightly more competitive globally[/i]

Long-term unemployment rates (2020 data by respective Govts crosschecked by WB and IMF that discounts short term unemployment)
NGR- 33.3
KE- 2.6
Ke has far better employment stats. But methodology varies by government

Kenya's qualitative economic Indicators are either significantly better than Nigeria's at best, or at more or less similar at their worst

[Center][size=17pt]Educational comparisons[/size][/center]

Primary school attainment rate
NGR- 74%
KE- 100%
[I]Kenya is significantly higher[/i]

Highschool attainment rate
NGR- 42%
KE- 57%
[I]Kenya is slightly higher[/i]

Tertiary education attainment rate
NGR- 10%
KE- 11%
Ke is slightly higher

Adult literacy rate
NGR- 59.6%
KE- 78%
Ke is significantly higher

Kenya's education Indicators are either significantly better than Nigeria's at best, or at more or less similar at their worst

[Center]Health sector comparisons[/center]

hospital beds per 1000ppl (UNDP data]
NGR- 0.9
KE- 1.4
Ke has a significantly better hospital infra per person

Nurses & midwives per 1000ppl (UNDP data]
NGR- 1.2
KE- 1.2
[I]same[/i]

Physicians per 1000ppl (UNDP data]
NGR-0.4
KE-0.2
[I]Ngr has a significantly better number of physicians per capita at double[/i]

Specialist Surgical staff per 100kppl (UNDP data]
NGR- 1
KE- 2
[I]Ke has a significantly better number of specialist surgical staff per capita at double[/i]

child mortality per 1000 live births (UNDP data]
NGR- 117
KE- 43
[I]Ke has much better child care[/i]

Prevalence of HIV
NGR- 1.3%
KE- 4.5%
[I]Ngr has much lower HIV infection rates[/i]

Births attended by skilled worker % (UNDP data)
NGR- 43%
KE- 62%
[I]Ke has significantly better natal healthcare[/i]

Kenya has in average better health care with more leads, but Nigeria leads in several indexes.

[Center]conclusions[/center]
Kenya is ahead of Nigeria in all key development aspects. But per indexes, Nigeria does have some areas where it is better, though Kenya is better in far much more indexes.

AfriqueDuZuid:


Shackman is the stupid bustard that gave birth to you.

By the way here's an Arial view of mooikloof

Ah finally, aerial views of where shackman trims the lawns for a living.

Shma2020:


Talk is cheap. Nairobi back then was so filthy but nowadays it's heaven on earth.

This is nairobi streets. watch this video to the end.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mCzCZfK9ocg

Mind you, there is nowhere in any Nairobi CBD will you find "roadless" as you put it .Every street in Nairobi is tarmacked.

But the quality of your cbd road is bad. U will have to wait for rain to fall so u can create a false deception.

Vlain:


Last kick of a dying horse. U lost the argument already so u are left with straw man argument-just empty tantrums .

Actually it was you writing long essays on Abuja slums and loosing the argument at the same time.

AfroCircus:


I'll even go further and post some stats on Kenya vs Nigeria, just to reaffirm the authenticity of this thread. Last I posted on here was about 3 yrs ago.
[Center][size=17pt]Economic comparisons[/size][/center]
GDP per capita Nominal (IMF 2021 est);
NGR- 2,432
KE- 2,129
Ngr has a very narrow lead

GDP per capita Nominal (IMF 2021 est)
NGR- 5,280
KE- 5,274
[I]They're the same size[/i]

Median wealth (Credit Suisse 2019)
NGR- 1,249
KE- 3,553
[I]Ke has a massive lead, more than double[/i]

Human Development Index (UNDP 2019)
NGR- 0.539 (low development)
KE- 0.601 (medium development)
[I]Ke has a healthy lead[/i]

Economic Complexity Index (measures how advanced an economy is in terms of manufacturing & exports products)
NGR-> -1.90
KE-> -0.34
[I]Ke has a significantly more complex economic make up[/i]

Global competitive index (the World economy forum ranks countries based on the latest theoretical and empirical research)
NGR- 48.3
KE- 54.1
[I]Ke is slightly more competitive globally[/i]

Long-term unemployment rates (2020 data by respective Govts crosschecked by WB and IMF that discounts short term unemployment)
NGR- 33.3
KE- 2.6
Ke has far better employment stats. But methodology varies by government

Kenya's qualitative economic Indicators are either significantly better than Nigeria's at best, or at more or less similar at their worst

[Center][size=17pt]Educational comparisons[/size][/center]

Primary school attainment rate
NGR- 74%
KE- 100%
[I]Kenya is significantly higher[/i]

Highschool attainment rate
NGR- 42%
KE- 57%
[I]Kenya is slightly higher[/i]

Tertiary education attainment rate
NGR- 10%
KE- 11%
Ke is slightly higher

Adult literacy rate
NGR- 59.6%
KE- 78%
Ke is significantly higher

Kenya's education Indicators are either significantly better than Nigeria's at best, or at more or less similar at their worst

[Center][size=17pt]Health sector comparisons[/size][/center]

hospital beds per 1000ppl (UNDP data]
NGR- 0.9
KE- 1.4
Ke has a significantly better hospital infra per person

Nurses & midwives per 1000ppl (UNDP data]
NGR- 1.2
KE- 1.2
[I]same[/i]

Physicians per 1000ppl (UNDP data]
NGR-0.4
KE-0.2
[I]Ngr has a significantly better number of physicians per capita at double[/i]

Specialist Surgical staff per 100kppl (UNDP data]
NGR- 1
KE- 2
[I]Ke has a significantly better number of specialist surgical staff per capita at double[/i]

child mortality per 1000 live births (UNDP data]
NGR- 117
KE- 43
[I]Ke has much better child care[/i]

Prevalence of HIV
NGR- 1.3%
KE- 4.5%
[I]Ngr has much lower HIV infection rates[/i]

Births attended by skilled worker % (UNDP data)
NGR- 43%
KE- 62%
[I]Ke has significantly better natal healthcare[/i]

Kenya has in average better health care with more leads, but Nigeria leads in several indexes.

[Center][size=17pt]conclusions[/size][/center]
Kenya is ahead of Nigeria in all key development aspects. But per indexes, Nigeria does have some areas where it is better, though Kenya is better in far much more indexes.

Utter rubbish.

Vlain:



Utter rubbish.

Is reading the problem or are the stats too scary

Vlain:


But the quality of your cbd road is bad. U will have to wait for rain to fall so u can create a false deception.

What has water got to do with good or bad road?

Cheap excuses indeed

AfroCircus:

Is reading the problem or are the stats too scary

Some of the stats are false while some are outdated.only a few was correct .

Shma2020:
The bolded is what makes us reason for you - Courtesy of jamb education.
Your questions were out of context so I had to formulate another question for you silly kid.
See, you're formulating another questions instead of focusing on the questions at hand ..
But I will just answer to save your miniscule brain from bursting.

Purchasing power parity does not determine wealth - go and study economics.

2)---poverty rate does not determine total wealth and if it does, it's already factored in our per capita(one yardstick for total wealth calculations)

3)---Unemployment rate does not mean poverty.(there are billionaires who are self employed)

Don't engage in something you don't know dimwit.

Emboldened: My question hit you so hard that your punnie brain freezed totally.

1).. Ghanaians don't write jamb (free education for you). Don't repeat that anywhere.

2).. Clown, I asked you a clear-cut question, just answer and save us your emotional tantrums.

--- What's Kenyans poverty rate. Go straight to the point.

3--- What's your unemployment rate?

These are the things you should be worried about everyday (thus if you really care about Kenya)

Shma2020:

Why are you defining yourself

Can't you see some irony in your statement?

Keep crying

Shma2020:

What has water got to do with good or bad road?

Cheap excuses indeed

U really didn’t just ask me that fraud.

Here is a video suns out-no Rain in sight ; now lets access the quality of the road again besides check out my screenshot from the video and then speak to me of quality roads in ur cbd again.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RJv2hz2c0Mg

Vlain:



Some of the stats are false while some are outdated.only a few was correct .

So give the true stats where false and the up to date ones where outdated.

Otherwise, if the only calculated response you can master is "utter rubbish", then I'll take it as a sign that you are utterly bewildered

Wuoche:

[b]Maasais have enough to eat and besides dog meal is not on their menu. [/b]Ghanaians are known for eating dogs and that's why I want to give it to you.

I don't think so.
They've got nothing to eat so give it to them.

gallivant:


Ah finally, aerial views of where shackman trims the lawns for a living.

Shack man your father

vankelvin:


I don't think so.
They've got nothing to eat so give it to them.

Kenyans will never it dogs, rather starve with dignity.

AfriqueDuZuid:


Shack man your father

Shackman is you. Go trim the lawns.

Vlain:


U really didn’t just ask me that fraud.

Here is a video suns out-no Rain in sight ; now lets access the quality of the road again besides check out my screenshot from the video and then speak to me of quality roads in ur cbd again.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RJv2hz2c0Mg

No excessive editing n contrast

Raw video, nice

AfroCircus:


I'll even go further and post some stats on Kenya vs Nigeria, just to reaffirm the authenticity of this thread. Last I posted on here was about 3 yrs ago.

[center]Economic comparisons[/center]
GDP per capita Nominal (IMF 2021 est);
NGR- 2,432
KE- 2,129
Ngr has a very narrow lead

GDP per capita Nominal (IMF 2021 est)
NGR- 5,280
KE- 5,274
[I]They're the same size[/i]

Median wealth (Credit Suisse 2019)
NGR- 1,249
KE- 3,553
[I]Ke has a massive lead, more than double[/i]

Human Development Index (UNDP 2019)
NGR- 0.539 (low development)
KE- 0.601 (medium development)
[I]Ke has a healthy lead[/i]

Economic Complexity Index (measures how advanced an economy is in terms of manufacturing & exports products)
NGR-> -1.90
KE-> -0.34
[I]Ke has a significantly more complex economic make up[/i]

Global competitive index (the World economy forum ranks countries based on the latest theoretical and empirical research)
NGR- 48.3
KE- 54.1
[I]Ke is slightly more competitive globally[/i]

Long-term unemployment rates (2020 data by respective Govts crosschecked by WB and IMF that discounts short term unemployment)
NGR- 33.3
KE- 2.6
Ke has far better employment stats. But methodology varies by government

Kenya's qualitative economic Indicators are either significantly better than Nigeria's at best, or at more or less similar at their worst

[Center][size=17pt]Educational comparisons[/size][/center]

Primary school attainment rate
NGR- 74%
KE- 100%
[I]Kenya is significantly higher[/i]

Highschool attainment rate
NGR- 42%
KE- 57%
[I]Kenya is slightly higher[/i]

Tertiary education attainment rate
NGR- 10%
KE- 11%
Ke is slightly higher

Adult literacy rate
NGR- 59.6%
KE- 78%
Ke is significantly higher

Kenya's education Indicators are either significantly better than Nigeria's at best, or at more or less similar at their worst

[Center]Health sector comparisons[/center]

hospital beds per 1000ppl (UNDP data]
NGR- 0.9
KE- 1.4
Ke has a significantly better hospital infra per person

Nurses & midwives per 1000ppl (UNDP data]
NGR- 1.2
KE- 1.2
[I]same[/i]

Physicians per 1000ppl (UNDP data]
NGR-0.4
KE-0.2
[I]Ngr has a significantly better number of physicians per capita at double[/i]

Specialist Surgical staff per 100kppl (UNDP data]
NGR- 1
KE- 2
[I]Ke has a significantly better number of specialist surgical staff per capita at double[/i]

child mortality per 1000 live births (UNDP data]
NGR- 117
KE- 43
[I]Ke has much better child care[/i]

Prevalence of HIV
NGR- 1.3%
KE- 4.5%
[I]Ngr has much lower HIV infection rates[/i]

Births attended by skilled worker % (UNDP data)
NGR- 43%
KE- 62%
[I]Ke has significantly better natal healthcare[/i]

Kenya has in average better health care with more leads, but Nigeria leads in several indexes.

[Center]conclusions[/center]
Kenya is ahead of Nigeria in all key development aspects. But per indexes, Nigeria does have some areas where it is better, though Kenya is better in far much more indexes.

Shma2020

You know I'm a Ghanaian so stop beating about the bush clown.

gallivant:


Kenyans will never it dogs, rather starve with dignity.

I understand

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0pdpb49g9s

AfriqueDuZuid:


No excessive editing n contrast

Raw video, nice

We keeping it raw.

Now compare what u saw in that Raw footage to this. Cant u compare both roads in both cities cbd. Please watch past half Atleast.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pc-HegmFEIQ

vankelvin:


Shma2020

You know I'm a Ghanaian so stop beating about the bush clown.

I din think that his shma. But i can tell u for free gama12 is shma2020

rvp20182:
While at it - explain Maihitima - Mpape slum - that is larger than Kibra - and is smack right in Abuja CBD. Planned CITY of Africa - with 3 million residences in slums.

Nairobi host The world's largest slums. Abuja wasn't even in Top 20. But your capital hosted the world's largest slums. That defined Nairobi as the biggest shitthol in the world you can't compare that yanshole with my capital. Abuja is far ahead of your slumpolis. Go and sleep

WATCH THIS GHANIAN YOUTUBER SHOCKED HOW NAIROBI LOOKS, (MAY 2021) - can someone translate please ...!!!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqnJbNZBy9A


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4k_-ZnXY-1A

kikuyu1:
Saddamochieng00, have you seen this nigga, the Weeknd of late!?
WHAT. THE. ENTIRE. FECK!!?
Ofc, he's a drug user but is this surgery, torture or mutilation??

He's been pulling off these antics from way back when he still had that monstrosity on his head. I've never paid particular attention to his songs despite all the hype cause he's one very weird fella.

Pic 1 Compare this old pic of his with the recent ones and you'll realise this ain't no makeup.

Pic 3 Look who else has a black eye....this ain't no coincidence.

Vlain:


Lol so now we are down to mpape after watching those videos lol are u telling me what I know or what.Mpape is not in Abuja city[b] ,this is not even worth an argument[/b] because this is a fact and reality. The rest save for asokoro and the rest are towns outside Abuja.

Exactly.

Vlain:


I din think that his shma. But i can tell u for free gama12 is shma2020

That idiot can create 100 nairaland accounts

vankelvin:


I understand

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0pdpb49g9s

Bonoboism seems like an inbred trait. Don't expect me to post starving hobbits. It's called class.