68816419:

Is this not also Johannesburg?

No it's literally not Joburg

IronGalaxy:
Jin will answer that or google it yourself

Are these slums in SA or not, or do you want me to show you the pictures of these massive slums in SA, South Africa can only be compared to Kenya in the world when it comes to number slums
List of "some" slums in South Africa

IronGalaxy:
The only thing scary are the headless corpses discovered everyday in your country killed for money rituals.

Dude,that's not all! These guys eat their dead royalty!

As tradition has it, a King only becomes a King after eating another King; referred to as joba where one eats the heart of the King of which they are succeeding, prior to the candidate being permitted to rule. Yes, this custom does indeed continue for worthy and qualified candidates in Yorubaland...

http://www.oyotunji.org/wisdom-from-the-crown/category/fake

This isn't ancient history.

The Professor indicated that until the 1930s-1950s, in many towns and villages, "blood rituals" were involved in the process to become a King (Professor 11 Oct. 2013). He also said that, even today in many rural areas in Yorubaland, there are no graves for Kings and there is a great deal of secrecy related to what happens to a King's body after he dies (ibid.). T[/b]he Professor indicated that two stories exist in Nigeria that are believed by some locals, but that do not have any evidence supporting them (ibid.). One story is that, when a King dies, his corpse is cannibalized and different parts of his body are buried in various locations in the town (ibid.). [b]The other story is that part of the deceased King's body, such as his heart or lungs, are taken out and preserved until his successor is appointed (ibid.). The successor then cooks the former King's body parts and law makers ask him what he has eaten, to which he replies, "I have eaten the Kingship" (ibid.). Similarly, an article by E. Dada Adelowo, a Professor in the Department of Religious Studies at Ondo State University, indicates the following:

http://www.ecoi.net/local_link/264522/378276_en.html
The writer himself as you can see is himself Yoruba.

A Yoruba king died recently ( I can't find the link) and the widow tried to hide the body. It was a recent episode. Once you see the level of indescribable f'ery common in Naij you're motivated to dig deeper into their history. You find much of the sociocultural traits are rooted in a time when human life had no meaning;ie there are behavioural holdovers from the Slave Trade. Same thing with Ghana,indeed entire West Africa:
-contempt for human life
-worship of money
-sexualisation of children
-deep belief in voodoo and rituals
-insistence on basic trading,ie simple buying and selling goods without developing deeper economic systems like manufacturing etc,etc.

This is rooted in the psychology of multi generational trauma of buying and selling one's own kin. A study has actually been done.

Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome: America's Legacy of Enduring Injury and Healing is a 2005 theoretical work by Joy DeGruy Leary.[1] The book argues that the experience of slavery in the United States and the continued discrimination and oppression endured by African Americans creates intergenerational psychological trauma, leading to a[b] psychological and behavioral syndrome common among present-day African Americans, manifesting as a lack of self-esteem, persistent feelings of anger, and internalized racist beliefs. T[/b]he book was first published by Uptone Press in Milwaukie, Oregon in 2005, with a later re-release by the author in 2017.

[url]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Post_Traumatic_Slave_Syndrome#:~:text=This%20manifests%20as%20a%20psychological,anger%2C%20and%20internalized%20racist%20beliefs.[/url]

Think-who always talks about 'Oyinbos developed SA and Kenya.' Why would someone even argue Naij is actually near the same level economically as SA? Its an easy read-give yourself an afternoon. It explains much about todays Caribbean.Black America and West Africa as a whole.

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
Useless idiot will come and tell me they are the most educated blacks bunch of illiterate

Loose cigarettes,chewing gum and candy aren't the only thing they sell in parks,forests,lay bys,car parks,beaches and abandoned buildings all over Europe. In the interests of peace I won't be specific!

kikuyu1:


Dude,that's not all! These guys eat their dead royalty!


http://www.oyotunji.org/wisdom-from-the-crown/category/fake

This isn't ancient history.


http://www.ecoi.net/local_link/264522/378276_en.html
The writer himself as you can see is himself Yoruba.

A Yoruba king died recently ( I can't find the link) and the widow tried to hide the body. It was a recent episode. Once you see the level of indescribable f'ery common in Naij you're motivated to dig deeper into their history. You find much of the sociocultural traits are rooted in a time when human life had no meaning;ie there are behavioural holdovers from the Slave Trade. Same thing with Ghana,indeed entire West Africa:
-contempt for human life
-worship of money
-sexualisation of children
-deep belief in voodoo and rituals
-insistence on basic trading,ie simple buying and selling goods without developing deeper economic systems like manufacturing etc,etc.

This is rooted in the psychology of multi generational trauma of buying and selling one's own kin. A study has actually been done.


[url]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Post_Traumatic_Slave_Syndrome#:~:text=This%20manifests%20as%20a%20psychological,anger%2C%20and%20internalized%20racist%20beliefs.[/url]

Think-who always talks about 'Oyinbos developed SA and Kenya.' Why would someone even argue Naij is actually near the same level economically as SA? Its an easy read-give yourself an afternoon. It explains much about todays Caribbean.Black America and West Africa as a whole.

Facts,Facts,

68816419:

Are these slums in SA or not, or do you want me to show you the pictures of these massive slums in SA, South Africa can only be compared to Kenya in the world when it comes to number slums
List of "some" slums in South Africa

% of population living in Slums:

Nigeria: 54%
Kenya: 47%
South Africa: 25%

68816419:

Are these slums in SA or not, or do you want me to show you the pictures of these massive slums in SA, South Africa can only be compared to Kenya in the world when it comes to number slums
List of "some" slums in South Africa

Lol, another dimwit I see. A lot of these places on this list aren't even "slums" but townships, there's a difference between "slums" and "townships"..Soweto is most definitely not a slum, so is Kwa-Mashu, the same with Mitchell's Plain and Chatsworth, etc..a lot of prominent South Africans live in these places, and you're so chuffed you think did something here, LMFAO..your list even list Alex under Johannesburg, and Alex is definitely not in JHB

Your country on a whole is a slum my man, with a few lookable places which look like klein dorpies by SA standards, and you think you think you're threatening me by posting SA slums? Go ahead! I come from a country that is already regarded as one of earth's jewels my guy, Nigeria is regarded as an underdeveloped cesspit where anything hardly works!....a few trains and you think you've arrived ?

jl115:

% of population living in Slums:

Nigeria: 54%
Kenya: 47%
South Africa: 25%

Urban population
Nigeria: 50+%
Kenya: 27%
South Africa: 68%

Actual population living in urban development

Nigeria: 110m - 54% slums = 25%of total population
Kenya: 14.5m - 47% slums = 13% of total population
SA : 40m - 27% slums = 50 % of total population

jl115:

% of population living in Slums:

Nigeria: 54%
Kenya: 47%
South Africa: 25%

Actual population in real urbanized areas

Nigeria 27%
Kenya 13%
Sa +50%

The rest is rural, farm, and slums

If we go by the ctual definition of slums places like khayelitsha Philippi, and many others won't count

IronGalaxy:
Lol, another dimwit I see. A lot of these places on this list aren't even "slums" but townships, there's a difference between "slums" and "townships"..Soweto is most definitely not a slum, so is Kwa-Mashu, the same with Mitchell's Plain and Chatsworth, etc..a lot of prominent South Africans live in these places, and you're so chuffed you think did something here, LMFAO..your list even list Alex under Johannesburg, and Alex is definitely not in JHB

Your country on a whole is a slum my man, with a few lookable places which look like klein dorpies by SA standards, and you think you think you're threatening me by posting SA slums? Go ahead! I come from a country that is already regarded as one of earth's jewels my guy, Nigeria is regarded as an underdeveloped cesspit where anything hardly works!....a few trains and you think you've arrived ?

Might as well post pictures of those places

Starting with khayelitsha

IronGalaxy:
Can you please dont project your inferiority onto black South Africans
The question you should be asking is why is an average Nigerian so obsessed whith white people an whiteness in general
Why are you coons?

If you have been obsessed with how to escape your slavery to white South Africans, maybe your chains would have fallen off your thin necks by now.

IronGalaxy:
Lol. Using the ever- so tired racial argument...a Nigerian doesn't own Shoprite

Lol, it might interest you to know that shoprite Nigeria has been taken over by a Nigerian.
We are not useless and resigned like black South Africans. Again, how come black south Africans own next to nothing in your own country?

kikuyu1:


Genius, your fellow Okadamen consider you the brightest among them, a mini Emeagwali (the less said of that conman the better!) and rely on you to explain Major Life Mysteries like 2+2 or why the earths rotation doesn't make is dizzy. Break down this World Bank Human Capital Index for your fangirls. Explain gently why we're top with Algeria and Naij is in familiar territory with akina Sierra Leone and Liberia.


[url][https://www.indexmundi.com/facts/indicators/HD.HCI.OVRL/rankings/africa/url]

How? Why? Bribery? Ohh, I know "cooking!" Byatches! Like simple females you cling desperately to easy emotional default settings. It's comforting to believe in fiction to explain your own failings. Anyway.....

Fyi, Seychelles at the top employs Kenyan teachers.

[urlhttps://www.standardmedia.co.ke/education/article/2001234989/seychelles-seeks-to-hire-more-kenyan-teachers[/url]

In fact am told ALL the private schools without exception employ Kenyans.

I can see you are even above Morocco and Egypt. Nobody takes data from little India seriously anymore.

With the way your students fail their final exam no other data is needed. What with nurses failing an international basic literacy exam?

The Seychelles minister talking about hiring kenayn teachers was just being polite. He was putting your stvpid president on. In fact there are more Nigerian teachers working in Kenya than Kenyan teachers working in Seychelles.

Lastly, can you please explain why 90% of your students fail their final exam yearly? At least your dumb master, RIP2008 gave an explanation, though illogical.

chrisooblog:
Honestly chief I make it a point of duty to never engage with him. I will just try harder.

That's it, chief.
It's easy to ignore him. There's another specimen here whose posts people ignore, gallivant or something. They're not worth a dot.

WHY ARE YOU LOOPING KENYA IN - if It was a kenyan saying anything about Azania- you'd have blown a head casket already

AfriqueDuZuid:


Actual population in real urbanized areas

Nigeria 27%
Kenya 13%
Sa +50%

The rest is rural, farm, and slums

If we go by the ctual definition of slums places like khayelitsha Philippi, and many others won't count

Obaboon just to butt in where do you get 90 percent failure rate?

As far as I know we have no failures - we dont import plumbers from India?

Those that miss university entry - get scholarship - similar to university kids - to study in technical and vocational colleges

The government is offering sponsorships to students who scored grades as low as 'E' in Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) colleges in the country.

The students will be assigned to the institutions through the Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service (KUCCPS) - a state corporation established under the Universities Act, 2012 to coordinate the placement of government-sponsored students to universities and colleges.

obaaderemi:
I can see you are even above Morocco and Egypt. Nobody takes data from little India seriously anymore.

With the way your students fail their final exam no other data is needed. What with nurses failing an international basic literacy exam?

The Seychelles minister talking about hiring kenayn teachers was just being polite. He was putting your stvpid president on. In fact there are more Nigerian teachers working in Kenya than Kenyan teachers working in Seychelles.

Lastly, can you please explain why 90% of your students fail their final exam yearly? At least your dumb master, RIP2008 gave an explanation, though illogical.

Kids who dont qualify to join universities - are not failures - they may not be academically gifted but they can choose to become craftsmen, artisans and other proffesionals. In kenya everyone now is entitled to higher educations loans - and they can choose to study anything

https://www.helb.co.ke/helb-products/helb-loans/tvet-loans/

Now imagine if Nigeria was exporting plumbers instead of BA (economics) who end up driving taxis. The plumbers in US or UK will earn significantly more.

rvp2018:
just to butt in where do you get 90 percent failure rate?

RIP2008, I got it from here:

90 Percent of Kenyan Students Failed
Secondary Exams. In Kenya, some 90 percent
of students who took the 2017 secondary
education exams failed. Opposition
lawmakers are calling on the government to
investigate why so many students did not
pass.

Are you saying you don't know what's going on in your own country?

Obaboon, Let do basic English comprehension.

In Kenya, some 90 percent of students who took the 2017 secondary education exams failed. Opposition lawmakers are calling on the government to investigate why so many students did not pass. The minister of education, however, expressed satisfaction with the results.

In short they failed to qualify for university entry (C+) and the gov is happy because we dont need that many graduates without formal jobs.

Obviously for a society that had become obsessed with sending kids to university - Kenya had to get used to sending their kids to become plumbers - so dont import from India like Nigeria does.

obaaderemi:
RIP2008, I got it from here:

Are you saying you don't know what's going on in your own country?

obaaderemi:
If you have been obsessed with how to escape your slavery to white South Africans, maybe your chains would have fallen off your thin necks by now.

Things bonobos say.

jl115:
Naked eye test test... EAC nothing... Waterfall city already a fully functioning city

Waterfall is a functioning city for tea shop and margaritas - maybe a few shopping here and there and that it.

EAC on the other hand is a true city you can never hack.

jl115:
yeah i don't bru if you forgot, I live in SA not Kenya... My country is infinitely better than yours in almost all relevant indexes and indicators

Does t mean we can’t access your numerous loopholes. Stop cry already,it’s pathetic.

jl115:
ironic coming from someone who gets confused by a very obvious typo

It’s not obvious,you are just ret@rded-point blank.

jl115:
go tell them that

If you can’t tell them then cease it- your pics is as worthless as it’s get.it’s holds no water.

theenchanter:
nobody asked for ur freaking opinion, don't be insecure over slums, that's ur birthright in Kenya, we all know that.

(;snaps finger); preach.

IronGalaxy:
Lol. Is this the part where I'm supposed to be impressed or......? Why are you showing me all this?

Impress you ? Like who the fvck are you.

No that’s to enlighten you,you came here so ignorantly and was ranting on how nothing in Nigeria is touristy and marketable.stuck around,there is more where that came from.

IronGalaxy:
These are idiots my man, im asking myself why are we giving them time of day

Cos you have no choice,Nigeria latest technology infrastructures is giving you headache and making you loose your cool.Gone are the days Africans would be marveled with world war 1 technology infrastructures. Now deal with that,few decades more and you will feel the heat even more.

IronGalaxy:
ha ha ha ha...the delusions of you people

Uhmmm it’s the truth.

IronGalaxy:
Look, you can scream on the top of your lungs or post these pics to impress me or post our slums to embarass me, it really doesn't change the fact that Nigeria is a village in South African standards.

Blah,blah,blah I thought you were making noise thinking mere roads are alien to Nigeria. Look at Abuja looking so motorable .This automatically puts your noise to rest. I see your comments all over NL thinking we look like Somalia- ignorance at its peak.

IronGalaxy:
I take it most Nairalanders are villagers then, seeing how you overhype even the most trivial of projects.

Wtf is a European road? Kkkk

@bolded are you seeing how you contradict yourself again.

Isn’t this obvious that this is some paid political truck to foster his political ambitions. And yes whether or not they posted it or not,you can deny that em road is world class. Take that to the bank and cash it.

rvp2018:
WHY ARE YOU LOOPING KENYA IN - if It was a kenyan saying anything about Azania- you'd have blown a head casket already

I'm responding to a post that included all 3 countries

samorobo:


Waterfall is a functioning city for tea shop and margaritas - maybe a few shopping here and there and that it.

EAC on the other hand is a true city you can never hack.

Except Waterfall is bigger and better and already functioning