rvp2018:
I will be last person to lynch him because he speaks facts...he only patriot who calls Nigeria what it is..out of deep love for your zoo.The zoo will only change when you call it what it is...not better than Zoomalia.Kenya has got to where it is through such patriots.You cannot call a zoo where electricity is a luxury, security unheard of,basic pipe water..name it..it's a zoo.. hopeless despite oil..last in almost every indices out there

I can't waste my time discussing a broken nonentity with you.

Why not call little India what it is?

Just40:
so now you're denying the facts?

Let me help you once more, they are not referring to Egyptian or Nubian and we're specific

It is now clear the boy knows little. He has been corrected many times here on different facts.

obaaderemi:
It is now clear the boy knows little. He has been corrected many times here on different facts.

he just like to deny blindly

Just40:
Did I hear you say Appolonia is a failed project?

That is far from the truth, because it has made more progress though it has to compete with East Legion hills which has a better appeal than it.
Once East Legion Hills is done, the development will fully catch up with it.


The level of development going on is so impressive

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DrR4KhiIrxk

if this is what it's competing with that has made it stall then it is truly a failed project.

PROVERBZ:
if this is what it's competing with that has made it stall then it is truly a failed project.

did you see the aerial view of that huge area and the level of development?
You can consult YouTube on East Legion hills view.

Despite that competition, Appolonia still managed to scoop up 34 or so companies and counting

17 seconds short clip of Abuja. I love this city mehn.

https://twitter.com/4eyedmonk/status/1575872463669723136?t=F0syuVWHIenUlQG8zE60FA&s=19

How is unplanned suburbs related to a planned mini city? This level of madness is unique to Ghana

Just40:
did you see the aerial view of that huge area and the level of development?
You can consult YouTube on East Legion hills view.

Despite that competition, Appolonia still managed to scoop up 34 or so companies and counting

GeneralDae:
17 seconds short clip of Abuja. I love this city mehn.

https://twitter.com/4eyedmonk/status/1575872463669723136?t=F0syuVWHIenUlQG8zE60FA&s=19

aAbuja is a nice place. So much space and clean air.

Abuja Metro.

The second of its kind in Africa after Ethiopia.

1B dollars Abuja train transporting 400 passenger on a good day to Airport.
1B dollars Adis metro transported 45million passengers in first year...they do 60,000 per hour.
Zoogeria is crazy place

obaaderemi:
Abuja Metro.

The second of its kind in Africa after Ethiopia.

Mkenya2019:
1B dollars Abuja train transporting 400 passenger on a good day to Airport.
1B dollars Adis metro transported 45million passengers in first year...they do 60,000 per hour.
Zoogeria is crazy place

Just like your useless #4bn sgr.

Kenya SGR is doing okay. Nobody expected it to break even so soon. It ahead of projections and has had multiplier effect on transport, tourism, mombasa port operation, and the economy.
https://www.the-star.co.ke/opinion/columnists/2021-03-17-sgr-performance-outstrips-its-projections/

obaaderemi:
Just like your useless #4bn sgr.

Look like it broke even this year.
http://en.people.cn/n3/2022/0806/c90000-10132083.html
James Macharia, Kenya's cabinet secretary at the Ministry of Transport, Infrastructure, Housing and Urban Development, praised the SGR, saying : "It is an extremely good experience in the last few years, it is the only railway that broke even within about five years of operation, actually about six months ago."

"We can expect a lot more profitable operations going forward," he said.


When you look at what the SGR has done in the last five years, it has contributed to growth of GDP and per capita income in the country," said Mainga.

As a signature project of China-Kenya bilateral cooperation and a critical component of the Belt and Road Initiative, the Mombasa-Nairobi SGR is projected to contribute 2 to 3 percent to the country's GDP, according to Mainga.

The modern railway has transported 20 million tons of cargo and about 8 million passengers in the last five years, elevating Kenya's status as a regional manufacturing, trade and logistics hub, said Mainga.

Mkenya2019:
How is unplanned suburbs related to a planned mini city? This level of madness is unique to Ghana

Crazy kid

The entire place is planned and well demarcated far better than anything in your country....

Next excuse

The last video I saw it was dustbowl without any infrastructure. No roads, sewage or even pipe water. That is normal in accra.

Just40:
Crazy kid

The entire place is planned and well demarcated far better than anything in your country....

Next excuse

Mkenya2019:
The last video I saw it was dustbowl without any infrastructure. No roads, sewage or even pipe water. That is normal in accra.

Nice try
The place is bigger than 500 square kilometers, it has 420,000 people living there according to the 2021 census.

40% of it roads are already done, that's 2,000km of roads...
The rest are at various stages of construction.
It has 3 4 lanes highways, all of which are at various stages of construction.

Water, fiber and electricity were the first things sent there even before the lands were sold..

All it drainages are already built


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

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

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ouNnwxzKJL4

PROVERBZ:
if this is what it's competing with that has made it stall then it is truly a failed project.

Appolonnia in Ghana is a dead project. Everyone can see it.

obaaderemi:
Just like your useless #4bn sgr.

Opera mini again?

Looking back at this interview I'm now convinced that this has to be one of Rutos best appointment.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IR8k6x-kMng

Just40:
Don't lose your temper already.. frustration don't look good on you

Okay let's tackle your claims..

The Arab slave trade in East Africa exported the most slaves and went on for 700 plus year carrying 17 million people from tribes in Kenya and other places in East Africa.
You guys are such a disgrace of an African, Africans are not know to be that much of a weakling to be ruled by Arabs for more than 13 century and then Europeans.

Even with the US base in your country, you're drowning into the Indian Ocean being overruned by terrorist so you think everyone is a weakling like your country.

Only if East Africa had a multinational force similar to what ECOWAS put up, you guys would have ended terrorism decades ago from your unstable region.
Mali and Burkina Faso have more capable armies to deal with their situation else they will be asking for ECOWAS help by now

You're just being obtuse & ignorant.

The reason it's called the east African slave trade is because the traders were east African swahili speakers like tippu tip https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tippu_Tip but the slaves comprised of mostly central Africans & southern Africans who were colonized by the swahili who established trade routes to their colonies.

Even today most Eastern Congolese people still speak swahili due to the effects of the trade & swahili colonization.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Congo%E2%80%93Arab_War#:~:text=The%20Congo%E2%80%93Arab%20War%20(also,%2C%20Tippu%20Tip's%20son.

Continental Trade routes pic1
Continental slaving grounds Pic2

Nilo-saharan & afroasiatic regions were generally avoided due to it not being a viable trade.

Justnotyou:


You're just being obtuse & ignorant.

The reason it's called the east African slave trade is because the traders were east African swahili speakers like tippu tip https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tippu_Tip but the slaves comprised of mostly central Africans & southern Africans who were colonized by the swahili who established trade routes to their colonies.

Even today most Eastern Congolese people still speak swahili due to the effects of the trade & swahili colonization.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Congo%E2%80%93Arab_War#:~:text=The%20Congo%E2%80%93Arab%20War%20(also,%2C%20Tippu%20Tip's%20son.

Continental Trade routes pic1
Continental slaving grounds Pic2

Nilo-saharan & afroasiatic regions were generally avoided due to it not being a viable trade.

I'm sure you have not heard about the Zanj slaves from the interior of what is known today as Kenya.

Justnotyou:


You're just being obtuse & ignorant.

The reason it's called the east African slave trade is because the traders were east African swahili speakers like tippu tip https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tippu_Tip but the slaves comprised of mostly central Africans & southern Africans who were colonized by the swahili who established trade routes to their colonies.

Even today most Eastern Congolese people still speak swahili due to the effects of the trade & swahili colonization.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Congo%E2%80%93Arab_War#:~:text=The%20Congo%E2%80%93Arab%20War%20(also,%2C%20Tippu%20Tip's%20son.

Continental Trade routes pic1
Continental slaving grounds Pic2

Nilo-saharan & afroasiatic regions were generally avoided due to it not being a viable trade.

Let me test your knowledge of your own history to see how ignorant you are.

Did the Kikuyu and maasai have long history of raiding each other lands and collecting slaves to be sold to the Arabs or not?
Weren't the maasai most dominant over the kikuyus weaklings for a very long time?

Did the kambas carry out raids of various communities around it to be sold as slaves?
Do you know how the Arabs sold kamba slaves to the Europeans who went on to sell them to the Asantes for gold, who used them as farm helps to clear forest and later on resold for guns?

obaaderemi:
I'm sure you have not heard about the Zanj slaves from the interior of what is known today as Kenya.

Somehow you're even more pitiful, Zanj was the name adopted for the swahili coast by the middle eastern traders. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zanj

Obviously as I've put it in perspective in my earlier response to just40s misguided stance, the Swahili/Zanj traded with their fellow middle eastern Muslims in slaves, the slaves came mostly from central African & southern African slaving grounds, Muslims rarely turn their fellow Muslims into slaves & guess the predominant religion for most of the swahili.

Kenyans on twitter are not happy with the empty shiny building all over Nairaobi

Just40:
Let me test your knowledge of your own history to see how ignorant you are.

Did the Kikuyu and maasai have long history of raiding each other lands and collecting slaves to be sold to the Arabs or not?
Weren't the maasai most dominant over the kikuyus weaklings for a very long time?

Did the kambas carry out raids of various communities around it to be sold as slaves?
Do you know how the Arabs sold kamba slaves to the Europeans who went on to sell them to the Asantes for gold, who used them as farm helps to clear forest and later on resold for guns?

The Maa stance on slavery had been documented by scholars long before naira land was even a thing so you're literal inventing your own version of history on the Maa by suggesting otherwise. "The Maasai people stood against slavery and never condoned traffic of human beings; and outsiders looking for people to enslave avoided the Maasai. Essentially there are twenty-two geographic sectors or sub tribes of the Maasai community, each one having its own customs, appearance, leadership and dialects."
https://www.google.com/search?q=the+maasai+stance+on+slavery&oq=the+maasai+stance+on+sl&aqs=chrome.1.69i57j33i160l4j33i22i29i30l3.11906j0j4&client=ms-android-huawei-rev1&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8#:~:text=The%20Maasai%20people,leadership%20and%20dialects.

The Kamba, Kikuyu... arrived in Southern Kenya fairly recently & were surrounded by the Maa to the west & the coastal bantus to the east, their earliest ancestors left their genetic imprits in Kenya during the 3rd - 6th century CE, so most of their slave raids happen to have involved mostly Tanzanians, & the buyers were the Zanj who re-exported the slaves to the Indian Ocean market.

The only east Africans that were sold to the west (Brazil, Caribbean, USA) were from Mozambique & Madagascar by the Portuguese, lol the Asante had enough slaves & were the ones selling each other as slaves for meager things like rum, clothing, & the likes.

ItooWorWor:
Kenyans on twitter are not happy with the empty shiny building all over Nairaobi

Wahala nor dey finish

Justnotyou:


Somehow you're even more pitiful, Zanj was the name adopted for the swahili coast by the middle eastern traders. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zanj

Obviously as I've put it in perspective in my earlier response to just40s misguided stance, the Swahili/Zanj traded with their fellow middle eastern Muslims in slaves, the slaves came mostly from central African & southern African slaving grounds, Muslims rarely turn their fellow Muslims into slaves & guess the predominant religion for most of the swahili.

You're driving sense into the two morons with admirable patience's.Slaves in East Africa were mainly from Kongo and Buganda kingdom.They were bought by Arabs slave traders and taken to the coast to be sold.. mostly in Zanzibar

Justnotyou:


The Maa stance on slavery had been documented by scholars long before naira land was even a thing so you're literal inventing your own version of history on the Maa by suggesting otherwise. "The Maasai people stood against slavery and never condoned traffic of human beings; and outsiders looking for people to enslave avoided the Maasai. Essentially there are twenty-two geographic sectors or sub tribes of the Maasai community, each one having its own customs, appearance, leadership and dialects."
https://www.google.com/search?q=the+maasai+stance+on+slavery&oq=the+maasai+stance+on+sl&aqs=chrome.1.69i57j33i160l4j33i22i29i30l3.11906j0j4&client=ms-android-huawei-rev1&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8#:~:text=The%20Maasai%20people,leadership%20and%20dialects.

The Kamba, Kikuyu... arrived in Southern Kenya fairly recently & were surrounded by the Maa to the west & the coastal bantus to the east, their earliest ancestors left their genetic imprits in Kenya during the 3rd - 6th century CE, so most of their slave raids happen to have involved mostly Tanzanians, & the buyers were the Zanj who re-exported the slaves to the Indian Ocean market.

The only east Africans that were sold to the west (Brazil, Caribbean, USA) were from Mozambique & Madagascar by the Portuguese, lol the Asante had enough slaves & were the ones selling each other as slaves for meager things like rum, clothing, & the likes.

Maasai like most nilotes escaped from Sudan after resisting Arabic slaves trade way back before 10th century..Arab Islamic conquest were around 2nd to 5th century..they moved with horses converting Africans in Sahara to Islam when not enslaving them..there is no way the Maasai could condone slave trade back in Kenya in the 15th century after battling Arab horses previously.Maasai defended East Africa hinterland against slavery and colonialism until their civil war and rinderpest weaken them.. allowing the Brits and German to move in and sign peace treaty.The Arabs feared Maasai.The European were told not even think about attacking Maasai

rvp2018:
These west Africa negroid must like east Africa coastal Bantus..poor excuse of human being.. cowardly meek and easy to colonize ..

Very funny
See ant calling butterfly small

gallivant:


Post dwarf city.

He will post your Moda
Can't you see the argument on board?

Do you think everyone is foolish like you who keeps repeating pictures every now and then

Just40:
Did I hear you say Appolonia is a failed project?

That is far from the truth, because it has made more progress though it has to compete with East Legion hills which has a better appeal than it.
Once East Legion Hills is done, the development will fully catch up with it.


The level of development going on is so impressive

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DrR4KhiIrxk

Very true, East Lagon hills and Trasacco springs are one of the factors causing the delay of Appolonia city cos those places are more closer to the city center than the later

Justnotyou:


The Maa stance on slavery had been documented by scholars long before naira land was even a thing so you're literal inventing your own version of history on the Maa by suggesting otherwise. "The Maasai people stood against slavery and never condoned traffic of human beings; and outsiders looking for people to enslave avoided the Maasai. Essentially there are twenty-two geographic sectors or sub tribes of the Maasai community, each one having its own customs, appearance, leadership and dialects."
https://www.google.com/search?q=the+maasai+stance+on+slavery&oq=the+maasai+stance+on+sl&aqs=chrome.1.69i57j33i160l4j33i22i29i30l3.11906j0j4&client=ms-android-huawei-rev1&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8#:~:text=The%20Maasai%20people,leadership%20and%20dialects.

The Kamba, Kikuyu... arrived in Southern Kenya fairly recently & were surrounded by the Maa to the west & the coastal bantus to the east, their earliest ancestors left their genetic imprits in Kenya during the 3rd - 6th century CE, so most of their slave raids happen to have involved mostly Tanzanians, & the buyers were the Zanj who re-exported the slaves to the Indian Ocean market.

The only east Africans that were sold to the west (Brazil, Caribbean, USA) were from Mozambique & Madagascar by the Portuguese, lol the Asante had enough slaves & were the ones selling each other as slaves for meager things like rum, clothing, & the likes.

This one is even more stupid than the other little Indians.
How could the Zanj be the traders when they were the bantus being traded?

Exports of slaves to the Muslim world from the Indian
Ocean began after Muslim Arab and Swahili traders won
control of the Swahili Coast and sea routes during the 9th
century (see Sultanate of Zanzibar ). These traders captured
Bantu peoples (Zanj) from the interior in the present-day
lands of Kenya, Mozambique and Tanzania and brought
them to the coast.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indian_Ocean_slave_trade