KenyaMan111:


Poverty has risen in Nigeria, with almost 100 million people living on less than a $1 (£0.63) a day, despite economic growth, statistics have shown.

Unsurprisingly the numbers are still rising. I thought Nigeria might've finally slipped into degeneracy. In all seriousness, if it gets really bad there. We Kenyans are more than happy to set up a UN-Nigeria food delivery.

Kenyanstar:
Kenya random

Kenyanstar:
A NIGERIANS OPINION OF STAYING IN KENYA

https://www.megainsights.com/a-short-comparison-between-nigerians-and-kenyans/

A Short Comparison between Nigerians and Kenyans

Written by Niyi Onifade
Published: 26 May 2012

In my last post, I told you about what I was doing in Mombasa. We’re now back in Nairobi, having successfully ended our Corporate Governance training course in that coastal city yesterday afternoon.
Everyone in the country is now worried about the spate of cyber crimes in Kenya. That’s an arm of the notorious 419 that has become a common phenomenon in Nigeria. But listen to the kind of money they talk about around here to be shocked! They talk about some few thousands or millions of shillings stolen by some bad guys. They seem not to know that our own people have since graduated into stealing billions and trillions of naira.

Oh yes, bad things are happening in Kenya. They have their “Al Shabaab” wahala just the way we also have our Boko Haram stigma in Nigeria. The only difference is that the “Al Shabaab” guys throw grenades at people and run away, while our “Boko Haram” plant heavy bombs and die along with their victims. Can you spot the difference? Yet, the government of Kenya is not leaving any stone unturned to fish out the grenade-happy boys of the country.

In spite of the bad things that are happening in this beautiful East African nation, I am thrilled that the citizens are so proud of their country. In fact, they are celebrating a number of things. For instance, we were told that:

-The Kenya Police authority can now be contacted via Twitter and they will respond swiftly;
-Kenyans now obtain their passports electronically within a period of seven days;
-A number of government offices now open from 7am to 7pm;
-Farmers now obtain information about crops and soil condition in their areas electronically;
And many more…

Almost every Kenyan also has confidence in the country’s legal system. You only need to listen to them discussing labour law, tenancy law and others. They believe that any issue can be satisfactorily resolved at any court of law in their country.

The point is that corrupt practices are actually being reported the more…which is a good thing for THE country.” Just look at that: Sounds like wonderful patriotism.

Oxtonguy:
What does ignorance has to do with Mistake in selection of photos in my photo album your head is such an horrendous type





Can Nairobi suburban match this

Abuja

NairobiWalker:


So you gave photos of Nairobi in your photo album? Says a lot about someone who claims Nairobi is poo.

forgiveness:


EABL vs NBPLc

EABL has installations in 6 countries in East and Southern Africa but sells it's products (mostly Tusker) as far as US and Australia

Nigerian Breweries pls service West Africa.

TKO EABL wins.


Nakumatt vs Silver Birds group

-Nakumatt and Uchumi the 2 largest retailers from Kenya have operations in 6 (mostly East African) countries

Africa. Silverbird also possesses the largest cinema chain in West Africa with several locations in Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt, Uyo and Accra, Ghana and Kenya.

TKO Nakumatt wins in


Uchumi (27 stores in Kenya) vs Addide (37 stores in Nigeria)


As you can see Addide is the winner.

shizzy7:
There is poverty in Nigeria, almost 100million is an exaggeration, various factors constitute to it such as inequality, corruption, different standard of living but I owe you no explanation because you're stucked to your delusional imaginations and that's the most you can know.....

@your UNN sarcasm, poverty is definitely not all about food, Kenya can NOT even be a recourse talk less of last.
Those living in abject poverty in your country needs it more.

Jayceon:
When it comes to shopping malls,South Africa got some of the best not just in Africa but in the world and we also design for other Africans,yes we do

Let me start with our capital city...RESPECT

Menlyn Park in Pretoria

Kenyanstar:


But Nigerians are adamant that they are far ahead of you.... even their GDP is currently the biggest in Africa