forgiveness:


I think Ibadan is still better than Nakuru in terms of infrastructures.

What are the infrastructures Nakuru has that Ibadan doesn't have?

Which are these infrastructure you keep talking of? What is in Ibadan that's not in Nakuru? From Google maps Ibadan is just rusty roof and dusty roads. Meanwhile Nakuru has no unpaved roads. In terms of infrastructure and good roads and cleanliness Nakuru even beats Nairobi. You'll never find potholes in Nakuru.

forgiveness:


You are right on one side but also wrong on the other side.

Who doesn't know Luxembourg? Who doesn't know London, Cape Town, Paris, Lagos, Abuja, Calabar, New York etcetera?

A city is known for good reasons or bad reasons. In this case the cities I listed are known for good reasons.

When it comes to Skyscrapercity, I frequently visit that site and I think Nigeria has more skyscraper projects than Kenya.

You may prove me wrong.

Luxembourg is not as known as Syria. That's my point. And no, Nigeria doesn't have more infrastructure projects than Kenya, maybe you only visit Nigeria's side of SSC. Visit Kenya's too.

forgiveness:


Highrise is determined by the numbers of stories of a building. The standard is 12 stories and I think Lagos has more than Nairobi.

Good to know Nairobi is building the tallest in Africa.

It's not the number of floors. It is the height in meters and Nairobi has more skyscrapers than Lagos. FYI Lagos' tallest building NECOM tower will only be the 8th tallest in Nairobi.

forgiveness:


It is because Nairobi is the capital of Kenya while Lagos is not.

People would still rate Nairobi ahead of Abuja - and being the capital doesn't miraculously make a city more developed btw. In SA Jo'burg is the most developed and not a capital city.

forgiveness:


Two roads, two bridges and a train.

Ibadan has all of the above. I need to know more.

Good infrastructure is not just about bridges and trains. It is about the whole city and how suitable it is to live. One city may have several interchanges, Bridges, overpasses etc but most of its roads have potholes and open sewages everywhere.Another city may be simple with no grand roads and trains but all roads are smooth and well marked with a good sewerage system. Which city would you say has better infrastructure.

Kenyanstar:

You are showing me private schools, i was showing you public schools.

PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Nakuru county and town benefit from government education policies
1. All public secondary students have half their fee subsidised for 4 years. It is paid by the goverment.
2. Students receive full boarding accomodation
3. The students are provided with 4 meals a day
4. Free access to text book approved by KIE syllabus etc
5. Pupils in lower primary level enjoy free education
6. All level 1 primary pupils are given free laptops
7. All schools have a school bus exclusive for the students

Private schools are still part of Oyo state government education policies.

It is still part of the city infrastructures.

What are the names of the best Universities in America?

More American academy IBADAN

IBADAN ZOOLOGICAL PARK

More from agodi garden IBADAN

Ibadan beats Nakuru hands down

Olives estate Ibadan

NairobiWalker:


The problem is in Ibadan you have to select the nicest places to get a good photo, in Nakuru I could drop you anywhere in the city and you would take a beautiful photo from there. Nakuru is clean with nice roads in all neighborhoods, good hotels, a national park nearby, a lake and it's beautiful. Nakuru also has no slums.

Maybe you should start Comparing those places to Abuja,portharcourt,calabar,uyo,lagos

IBADAN CITY AT NIGHT

highheybee:


Maybe you should start Comparing those places to Abuja,portharcourt,calabar,uyo,lagos

Don't mind those blokes Nakuru is the 3rd among the top cities in Kenya and they are not ashame to compare it with Ibadan what if I start posting pictures from those areas you just mentioned,They will of course be tizzy


Ibadan estate in random

NairobiWalker:


People would still rate Nairobi ahead of Abuja - and being the capital doesn't miraculously make a city more developed btw. In SA Jo'burg is the most developed and not a capital city.

Nairobi has slums even more than double of Lagos,Abuja has none.The difference between Nairobi and Abuja is crystal clear

Oxtonguy:
IBADAN ZOOLOGICAL PARK

Wrong move in Nakuru we have them in the wild

More from the parks

Kenyanstar:
Hospitals
Various hospitals
1. Karen Hospital
2. ICU unit-Rift Valley General Hospital
3. Avenue Hospital- Goverment road, Nakuru
4. Moi referral teaching Hospital- Maternity wing

UT hospital the oldest teaching hospital in west Africa.

UTH,Ibadan

More

NairobiWalker:


3. Kenya has several private airlines too - the airline Indian Kenya is generally more developed than in Nigeria.

4. False - Nigeria has only one university in the top twenty. University of Ibadan is number 19 and it does not always make it to top twenty.Sometimes Kenya's Kenyatta university and Strathmore university ranks ahead of Ibadan. See the list for yourself. http://www.webometrics.info/en/Ranking_africa

5. You must be high on something to even compare Nigeria's beaches and hotels to Kenya's - I mean, that's what Kenya is known for. Do your research well.

6. Nairobi, Mombasa, Nakuru, Kisumu, Eldoret - check them out and compare their beauty with those Nigerian cities.

7. I'm sorry but you seem uninformed on this. Lagos is nowhere close to Nairobi in terms of high-rises. Your tallest building is NECOM House at 160m only and you have less than 5 buildings over 100m. Check out Nairobi's buildings over 100m complete and under construction below.

1. Jabavu/Hass tower 1 - 66floors 300m (U/C)
2. Jabavu/Hass tower 2 - 46floors 201m (U/C)
3. Britam tower 33floors 200m (TO)
4. Hazina tower 38floors 180m (U/C)
5. Avic office tower 45floors 176m (UC)
6. UAP tower 33 floors 163m (complete)
7. Avic Hotel tower 40floors 141m (U/C)
8. Times Tower 33 floors 140m (complete)
9. Prism Tower 34floors 133m (TO)
10. Le'Mac Tower 24 floors 126m (TO)
11. Parliament Tower 27floors 120m (U/C)
12. Teleposta Tower 27floors 120m (complete)
13. KICC 28 floors 105m (complete)
14. Upper hill Chambers 104m (U/C)
15. NSSF building 28floors 103m (complete)
16. I&M tower 18floors 100m (complete)
17. KCB Bank tower 21floors 109m (complete)

Now please list me Lagos buildings over 100m before you say Lagos has more high-rises than Nairobi. Nairobi's competition in SSA in high-rises comes from Jo'burg Durban Luanda and Maybe Cape Town.

No 1,
Kenya Airways Fleet
Aircraft In Service Orders Passengers Notes
C Y Total
Boeing 737-300 2 — 16 100 116
Boeing 737-700 4 — 16 100 116
Boeing 737-800 8 — 16 129 145
Boeing 777-200ER 4 — 28 294 322
Boeing 777-300ER 3 — 28 372 400[79]
Boeing 787–8 7 — 30 204 234 Two to be wet-leased to Oman Air[80][81]
Embraer ERJ-190 15 — 12 84 96[82]
Boeing 737-300F 2[83] — Cargo
Total 45 —

Kenya Airways(government owned) has 45 airfleet while Arik airways (privately owned) has 23 airfleet. Kenya airways was founded in 1977 (39 years ago) while Arik was founded in 2002 (14 years ago) and ply Africa, Europe and America. I don't think any private airline in Kenya matches that.

Show me the numbers of Indian Kenya airfleet and their destination.


The Arik Air fleet includes the following aircraft as of May 2016:[18][19]

Arik Air fleet
Aircraft Total Orders Passengers Notes
C Y Total
Airbus A330-200 2 — 30 187 217
Airbus A340-500 1 — 36 201 237
Boeing 737-700 9 — 12 119 131 3 planes are ETOPS-equipped
16 132 148
0 149 149
Boeing 737-800 4 8 20 126 146 Additional order of 8 announced by Boeing in May 2016
16 132 148
Boeing 747-8i — 2 — — — Deliveries start in 2016
Boeing 787-9 — 7 — — — Deliveries start in 2016
Bombardier CRJ900 4 — 10 66 76
Bombardier CRJ1000 1 2 0 100 100
Bombardier Dash 8 Q400 4 4 10 62 72
Total 25 23 —
http://www.arikair.com/



2, you are right but 13 Nigerian Universities made top 100 Universities in Africa while Kenya is just 4. Nigeria Universities produces more better students.


3, do you know about hotel boom in Nigeria within 10 years? List your 10 best beaches and hotels. Show me their pictures before I agree.

4, Assuredly, Nairobi and Mombasa are beautiful but Abuja is more beautiful than the two combine. Lagos is also more beautiful than the rest. Enugu and Calabar na beautiful cities too.

5,it seems you don't understand the term highrise. Let me help you.

This is a list of cities with the most high-rise buildings.A A high-rise is defined as a structure at least 35 metres (115 ft) or 12 stories tall.[2] Cities with 100 or more high-rise buildings are listed here.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cities_with_the_most_high-rise_buildings

I hope you understand now.

IITA,Ibadan

IBADAN GOLF CLUB

Fun factory,(for kids)Ibadan

NairobiWalker:


Which are these infrastructure you keep talking of? What is in Ibadan that's not in Nakuru? From Google maps Ibadan is just rusty roof and dusty roads. Meanwhile Nakuru has no unpaved roads. In terms of infrastructure and good roads and cleanliness Nakuru even beats Nairobi. You'll never find potholes in Nakuru.

You can see some pictures of Ibadan now.

Kericho, the 26th largest town in Kenya




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Kericho weather and topography.....

Nakuru Landmass =7,509.5km(super script 2)
Ibadan Landmass =9,080km(super script 2)


Ibadan is much more bigger

Ibadan

NairobiWalker:


Luxembourg is not as known as Syria. That's my point. And no, Nigeria doesn't have more infrastructure projects than Kenya, maybe you only visit Nigeria's side of SSC. Visit Kenya's too.

Nigeria is building 1,000 kilometers of Standard gauge from Lagos to Kano and another 1,402 kilometers Standard gauge from Lagos to Calabar.

Nigeria is building 5 seaports

Nigeria is restructuring 4 international airports.

Nigeria is building news dams

Lagos is building Mono rails

Lagos is building Eko Atlantic city on a sand filled sea. May skyscrapers are going up there.

Can you please list Kenya's infrastructures projects?

Kisumu, Kenya's 4th city

This is my hometown guyz!!!!!

More of Kisumu

Kisum city

Oxtonguy:
Nakuru Landmass =7,509.5km(super script 2)
Ibadan Landmass =9,080km(super script 2)


Ibadan is much more bigger

Ibadan

Ibadan is Dull!!!!

Check out our cities, it cant even match Kericho, the 26th largest town in Kenya according to the 2009 census, with a population (then) of merely 122000!

Accacia Hotel Kisumu

Still Kisumu