More progress


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4fufHxI-UJY

This is the country some individual are trying to compare with us . Even Benin republic is way advance than this shit-hole

Horus:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oWPy7w-3g7k

Kenya to launch its first ever satellite into space

Is the Kenyan satellite actually built by KENYAN engineers? Or did the chinese build and fund it for you and launched it into space using the lanuch pad in US, Texas?

Edit:

Nevermind.

It was built and developed by Kenyan engineers which is most admirable but they are using the American launch pad to send it into space, Californian Vandenberg Space Force Base. Nowhere in Africa has built a launch pad as of yet so they have to rent out other countries launch pads to send anything into space. What I find to be bullshit though is the Kenyan officials reasoning for not building the materials locally due to the cost. If they weren't so busy looting the national coffers, they could have built it locally.

Only Nigeria is still working on a launch pad. It would be the first in Africa when it finally comes to fruition.

https://africanews.space/analysis-why-nigerias-rocket-is-small-in-viral-pictures-compared-to-nasas/

vaxx:
This is the country some individual are trying to compare with us . Even Benin republic is way advance than this shit-hole

To be honest, if they love Kagame and he is good for the country, I see nothing wrong with this. It's only wrong if he is the one imposing this on the people.

PortHarcourt AKA The Garden City

Just40:
Nairobi does not have common sense

Dzorwulo, Accra


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

Beautiful. I love the road network. Very wide and clean.

Just40:
I'm happy Accra is already a world class city because we didn't make it pavement-less such that we had to go and borrow 300 million dollars to correct a big mistake.

A mistake we weren't senseless to commit 😂🤣😂

All roads come with pavement as a standard practice

Neat streets of Adabraka

vaxx:
This is the country some individual are trying to compare with us . Even Benin republic is way advance than this shit-hole

Dwarf man tings. Go compare yourselves to other West African resource cursed shitholes. Kenya is the standard of sustainable development.

QueenNyakim:


Is the Kenyan satellite actually built by KENYAN engineers? Or did the chinese build and fund it for you and launched it into space using the lanuch pad in US, Texas?

Edit:

Nevermind.

It was built and developed by Kenyan engineers which is most admirable but they are using the American launch pad to send it into space, Californian Vandenberg Space Force Base. Nowhere in Africa has built a launch pad as of yet so they have to rent out other countries launch pads to send anything into space. What I find to be bullshit though is the Kenyan officials reasoning for not building the materials locally due to the cost. If they weren't so busy looting the national coffers, they could have built it locally.

Only Nigeria is still working on a launch pad. It would be the first in Africa when it finally comes to fruition.

https://africanews.space/analysis-why-nigerias-rocket-is-small-in-viral-pictures-compared-to-nasas/

Don't worry too much about space exploration, Ghanains can't even hack skyscrapers. Know your level, ground level dwarfs.

For the ignorant folk from the zoos, read up and enlighten yourselves.

https://ksa.go.ke/about/

Nigeria customs office to clear vehicles. (If you zoom, you'll notice the signage)

THE ZOO!

As I finalise the formalities, I ask about the route ahead.

Weeeeh 🙆‍♂️

You know when you really want to hear a good report but nothing is even closer. Actually one guy tells me "You will enjoy the views, fresh air but no the roads broda"

Ladies and gents, Welcome to Nigeria


The last pic is Nairobi - just to remind the zoo -

If only the Zoogeria could invest in basic infrastracture including security - breathtaking views

rvp2018:
As I finalise the formalities, I ask about the route ahead.

Weeeeh 🙆‍♂️

You know when you really want to hear a good report but nothing is even closer. Actually one guy tells me "You will enjoy the views, fresh air but no the roads broda"

Ladies and gents, Welcome to Nigeria


The last pic is Nairobi - just to remind the zoo -

You expect everywhere to be an urban areas? Come on bro I thought you were better than this

GeneralDae:

To be honest, if they love Kagame and he is good for the country, I see nothing wrong with this. It's only wrong if he is the one imposing this on the people.

So many things wrong bro, A developed economy don't build just strong men but strong institution, with strong men , the development only last when they are alive or with the power but with strong institution, the development last forever.

Using libya as an example , Libya was already a fully developed country when Gaddafi was in power, Gaddafi was so strong , he made Libya achieved almost all the millinium goals development agenda set by UNO way back early 2000 but libya failed and become a third world country after gaddafi died, Assuming it was strong institution libya built, the development agenda will have continued like what we have in UK, germany and western power, No matter who becomes a leader , there exist a pattern of development every leader must follow regardless of who you are. What africa needs is strong institution not strong men who keeps holding on to power as long as they care.

Strong men only last for a limited time , strong institution last forever .

There is nothing worthy of progress in Rwanda , if you talk about neatness , do you mean clearing all the homeless children and placing them in concentration camp is the way to go? When we can gradually build a formidable economy to absorb them all. There is poverty in rwanda more than Benin republic, rwanda is only hiding it(Kigali is not just Rwanda , Even kigali is not a standard city that can measure up to cotonou) .

Even in the street of london there exist homeless beggers , they aren't put in concentration camp like rwanda kigali , the economy gradually absorb them and they gradually reduce and off the street .

Stop believing in propaganda, nothing works there .

GeneralDae:

To be honest, if they love Kagame and he is good for the country, I see nothing wrong with this. It's only wrong if he is the one imposing this on the people.

Bro, do u believe the people of Rwanda truly wants him to stay, hope u know kagame is a dictator.
And every information coming out of Rwanda is strictly monitored by the govt.
And of course every dictator will surely tells u he was truly voted in by the people.
To even contemplate the idea of doing more than eight years in power doesn't speak well on the democracy of the country.
So is Rwanda democratic or dictatorship.

Kagame is a benevolent dictator who truly understands his peoples needs, not corrupt and visionary. Uganda and Tanzania the other hand, are ready for a political revolution.

vaxx:
So many things wrong bro, A developed economy don't build just strong men but strong institution, with strong men , the development only last when they are alive or with the power but with strong institution, the development last forever.

Using libya as an example , Libya was already a fully developed country when Gaddafi was in power, Gaddafi was so strong , he made Libya achieved almost all the millinium goals development agenda set by UNO way back early 2000 but libya failed and become a third world country after gaddafi died, Assuming it was strong institution libya built, the development agenda will have continued like what we have in UK, germany and western power, No matter who becomes a leader , there exist a pattern of development every leader must follow regardless of who you are. What africa needs is strong institution not strong men who keeps holding on to power as long as they care.

Strong men only last for a limited time , strong institution last forever .

There is nothing worthy of progress in Rwanda , if you talk about neatness , do you mean clearing all the homeless children and placing them in concentration camp is the way to go? When we can gradually build a formidable economy to absorb them all. There is poverty in rwanda more than Benin republic, rwanda is only hiding it(Kigali is not just Rwanda , Even kigali is not a standard city that can measure up to cotonou) .

Even in the street of london there exist homeless beggers , they aren't put in concentration camp like rwanda kigali , the economy gradually absorb them and they gradually reduce and off the street .

Stop believing in propaganda, nothing works there .

U re one of the few people that understand Rwanda, almost everybody that discuss Rwanda on the net always repeat thesame propaganda fed to them by kagame, if u want to see Rwanda in its true colour, use Google Street to tour Kigali urself.
I have many colleague in Rwanda, they tell me things re not the way the media shows

rvp2018:
If only the Zoogeria could invest in basic infrastracture including security - breathtaking views

where did your long legs take you to this time?

Fourpockets:

You expect everywhere to be an urban areas? Come on bro I thought you were better than this

The guy has lost it.

Imagine comparing Nairobi to a border town.

If I start posting pictures of northern Kenya, this thread will be closed.

rvp2018:
If only the Zoogeria could invest in basic infrastracture including security - breathtaking views

Nothing wrong in this picture.

I can show you something similar even in the US.

Tour of Marina Blue line station Lagos (9 minutes video).


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XmVOXZr8ROg

some kenyan drove all the way from Nairobi to South africa through Angla to Zoogeria. Last I heard his car broke down in Zoogeria in place without even cellphone connectivity. We pray for him.

Subsaharan:



where did your long legs take you to this time?

GeneralDae2:
Tour of Marina Blue line station Lagos (9 minutes video).


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XmVOXZr8ROg

Lagos is arguably the African city that is developing the fastest.
The largest rice mill in Africa was launched some time ago, the world's largest single train refinery will be finished this year, and the largest free trade zone in Africa, the Lekki free trade zone, is also under construction. We also shouldn't forget about the Lekki airport, the 4 mainland bridge, and the Eko Atlantic

I have gone to kigali and deep into rural Rwanda. Rwanda is real. The question of whether it can outlast Kagame is poignant. The same fate has befallen Ethiopia and South Africa. Yes, strong institutions are important. Kagame has done excellent job. He just need to find a succesor like him to the mantle forward.

QuietMynd:

U re one of the few people that understand Rwanda, almost everybody that discuss Rwanda on the net always repeat thesame propaganda fed to them by kagame, if u want to see Rwanda in its true colour, use Google Street to tour Kigali urself.
I have many colleague in Rwanda, they tell me things re not the way the media shows

Codein. Rice mill

68816419:

Lagos is arguably the African city that is developing the fastest.
The largest rice mill in Africa was launched some time ago, the world's largest single train refinery will be finished this year, and the largest free trade zone in Africa, the Lekki free trade zone, is also under construction. We also shouldn't forget about the Lekki airport, the 4 mainland bridge, and the Eko Atlantic

Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, Malaysia and of course most of middle east are example of dictatroship that transition into proper developed countries - and eventually build institutions.

Dictatorship has nothing to do with development. China is good example of great dictatorship that has developed.

They are NOT mutual exclusive.

Yes of course democratic strong independent institution is great on its own but a country will not go down for lacking one.

Ghana is good example - Jerry Rawlings - eventually transitioned you back into democracy - from military dictatorship.

Rwanda has certain peculiarities that make democracy now and in the future difficult - as minority Tutsi at 10 percent - will simply be killed by 90 percent majority Hutus like happen in 1960s (sending Kagame to Uganda as small boy refugee) and in 1990s.

Rwandese Tutsi have to find a formula of democracy that will work for them - popular vote is an existential threat to their very existence - and Kagame & his successor are likely to have tight control of institution - just like Isreal has to deal with Palestine in Isreal using crude methos.

vaxx:
So many things wrong bro, A developed economy don't build just strong men but strong institution, with strong men , the development only last when they are alive or with the power but with strong institution, the development last forever.

Using libya as an example , Libya was already a fully developed country when Gaddafi was in power, Gaddafi was so strong , he made Libya achieved almost all the millinium goals development agenda set by UNO way back early 2000 but libya failed and become a third world country after gaddafi died, Assuming it was strong institution libya built, the development agenda will have continued like what we have in UK, germany and western power, No matter who becomes a leader , there exist a pattern of development every leader must follow regardless of who you are. What africa needs is strong institution not strong men who keeps holding on to power as long as they care.

Strong men only last for a limited time , strong institution last forever .

There is nothing worthy of progress in Rwanda , if you talk about neatness , do you mean clearing all the homeless children and placing them in concentration camp is the way to go? When we can gradually build a formidable economy to absorb them all. There is poverty in rwanda more than Benin republic, rwanda is only hiding it(Kigali is not just Rwanda , Even kigali is not a standard city that can measure up to cotonou) .

Even in the street of london there exist homeless beggers , they aren't put in concentration camp like rwanda kigali , the economy gradually absorb them and they gradually reduce and off the street .

Stop believing in propaganda, nothing works there .

rvp2018:
Codein. Rice mill

Oga your brain is paining you . What about the world's largest single train refinery, the Largest free trade zone in Africa, The newest and the most advanced city outside of Egypt ( Eko Atlantic) and the rest? Was Rice mill the only thing you saw?
1- $25Billion Dangote Refinery Lagos, Nigeria Ready to Use
The cost of this project is far more than the cost of all projects in Kenya,and not even in Nairobi, and what makes it unique is that it is privately owned rather than being held by the government.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VT1jPJMdZcY

Refinery is great. The rest are waste of time.

68816419:

Oga your brain is paining you . What about the world's largest single train refinery, the Largest free trade zone in Africa, The newest and the most advanced city outside of Egypt ( Eko Atlantic) and the rest? Was Rice mill the only thing you saw?
1- $25Billion Dangote Refinery Lagos, Nigeria Ready to Use
The cost of this project is far more than the cost of all projects in Kenya,and not even in Nairobi, and what makes it unique is that it is privately owned rather than being held by the government.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VT1jPJMdZcY

rvp2018:
Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, Malaysia and of course most of middle east are example of dictatroship that transition into proper developed countries - and eventually build institutions.

Dictatorship has nothing to do with development. China is good example of great dictatorship that has developed.

They are NOT mutual exclusive.

Yes of course democratic strong independent institution is great on its own but a country will not go down for lacking one.

Ghana is good example - Jerry Rawlings - eventually transitioned you back into democracy - from military dictatorship.

Rwanda has certain peculiarities that make democracy now and in the future difficult - as minority Tutsi at 10 percent - will simply be killed by 90 percent majority Hutus like happen in 1960s (sending Kagame to Uganda as small boy refugee) and in 1990s.

Rwandese Tutsi have to find a formula of democracy that will work for them - popular vote is an existential threat to their very existence - and Kagame & his successor are likely to have tight control of institution - just like Isreal has to deal with Palestine in Isreal using crude methos.

You're very dumb

China is not a dictatorship.... Infact it is the most decentralized country on this entire planet effectively govern from the very local of levels.
It has more political parties in it congress than both houses of the US combined

gallivant:
Kagame is a benevolent dictator who truly understands his peoples needs, not corrupt and visionary. Uganda and Tanzania the other hand, are ready for a political revolution.

I have come to realise that this what Nigeria needs most but we are not ready for such conversation yet.

popizaino:


I have come to realise that this what Nigeria needs most but we are not ready for such conversation yet.

Not really so

Or very strong federalism. Either another Sani Abacha or you allow States basically to act as independent countries like US - with federal gov in Abuja only dealing with foreign affairs.

Whatever is there is totally dysfunctional.

popizaino:


I have come to realise that this what Nigeria needs most but we are not ready for such conversation yet.