shizzy7:
@your last statement, Our president was under fire for this same statement you just made...

Nigeria's Amina Muhammed meets Kenya's Amina Muhammed, they are both ministers in their country.,

Prestigious in their own rights, Women don't belong in the kitchen..

Guess they are bffs, not every day you meet a person you share a name with

shizzy7:
Its about to take an EYEDIVE...

introducing
CALABAR

So beautiful. I love the calabar people so much. They are really making we Nigerians proud with their display of cultures. They now have the biggest street carnival in Nigeria.
We Nigerians have done well in promoting our cultural attires, i think just like Calabar what we need to do is create a greater platform and well organized carnivals for the display of these cultures.
Tourism is not just about beaches and wildlife parks.

ianSweet:


So beautiful. I love the calabar people so much. They are really making we Nigerians proud with their display of cultures. They now have the biggest street carnival in Nigeria.
We Nigerians have done well in promoting our cultural attires, i think just like Calabar what we need to do is create a greater platform and well organized carnivals for the display of these cultures.
Tourism is not just about beaches and wildlife parks.

I am pretty sure people from all over the world come to see people dancing on the streets, hordes and hordes of tourists

NairobiWalker:


Nope - our real surprise is "How come the country with the largest oil deposits on the continent, one of the largest land suitable for Agriculture, one of the largest hyro-power potential and by far the largest human resource can't provide very basic needs for its citizens.

Correction ndugu NairobiWalker : Its Libya with 47 billion barrels is the country with the largest oil reserves on the continent.

ianSweet:


So beautiful. I love the calabar people so much. They are really making we Nigerians proud with their display of cultures. They now have the biggest street carnival in Nigeria.
We Nigerians have done well in promoting our cultural attires, i think just like Calabar what we need to do is create a greater platform and well organized carnivals for the display of these cultures.
Tourism is not just about beaches and wildlife parks.

I'm still going to attend one of their carvinals some day, I love them too, I think they are cool. The skills of the Benin, the hausas and fulanis in art and craft should be earning us a lot of money....


Hausa/ Fulani attire

ianSweet:
So this thread still on. Nigerians and Kenyans. I admire the people of both countries and i agree that we both have our weaknesses and strength, but i think my Kenyan brothers should just agree that Nigeria really has more potentials that they do.
We Nigerians have tried to manage the largest black nation in the world and in Africa and we still manage to fare better than others in many aspects.
A country with a higher population and greater landmass always have the potentials of becoming bigger, better and more relevant than smaller ones.

Gosh so much misplaced pride ,blind faith and ignorance.

Go say that to much much greater but smaller countries like Taiwan,United Kingdom,Norway,South Korea and the likes of Germany + Spain that they're smaller + less populated than Nigeria and thus they're less relevant.

Mind you that Namibia,Chad ,Tanzania ,Angola are all countries larger in area than Nigeria and are less constrained to expand their populations much higher.

ArchieTaylor:


Guess they are bffs, not every day you meet a person you share a name with

There are over hundred Amina Muhammed in the world, its a popular name.....
she is our minister of environment and she's held different positions in the past ranging from UN to others..
Yours is the minister of what?

ianSweet:
From the comments i can see here, most Kenyans are ashamed of promoting their cultures as Africans and its really sad

You read my mind.

Kenya

shizzy7:
There are over hundred Amina Muhammed in the world, its a popular name.....
she is our minister of environment and she's held different positions in the past ranging from UN to others..
Yours is the minister of what?

Foreign Affairs, worked in the UN too

iblawi:

You read my mind.

We got no women on this forum to promote our culture, which is not as vibrant as yours. And your culture is Nigerian, not African

ianSweet:
From the comments i can see here, most Kenyans are ashamed of promoting their cultures as Africans and its really sad

Where did u get that idea ?

Some contestants of our pageants.
MBGN
The winner was the first girl

ArchieTaylor:

We got no women on this forum to promote our culture, which is not as vibrant as yours. And your culture is Nigerian, not African

Am not a woman but I started this culture thing few pages back. Culture is not just for women.

Yes, our culture is Nigerian and what makes it not to be African?

Going by estimate, 1 in every 5 African is a Nigerian. Population of Africa is about 1 billion and the population of Nigeria is almost 200 million. If I'm to remove the north African countries (Arab) then it will be 1 in every 4 African is a Nigerian.

So we (Nigerians) are the Africans.

Paintings!
Paintings!!!
paintings!!!

some are gifted..

More Kenyans representing

iblawi:


Am not a woman but I started this culture thing few pages back. Culture is not just for women.

Yes, our culture is Nigerian and what makes it not to be African?

Going by estimate, 1 in every 5 African is a Nigerian. Population of Africa is about 1 billion and the population of Nigeria is almost 200 million. If I'm to remove the north African countries (Arab) then it will be 1 in every 4 African is a Nigerian.

So we (Nigerians) are the Africans.

Ha ha

MadamExcellency:
@Barcanista

Is there any virtual war between Northern Nigerians and Other Africans - No

Who in Nigeria engage in this frivolity? - Western and Eastern Nigerians.

Then, if my postulations are correct then compare these two regions with Kenya or Ghana and see that they are not our match in any ramification.

you are wrong (MR)... we all know that 80% of northerners don't have access to social media as a result of illiteracy

this is not about religion or Mohammed

Art work by a Nairalander... Brilliance..

Art work by some Nairalanders
Brilliant..

Boyedex:
Fun fact. Nigerian girls are the most beautiful on the continent
And the guys are the illest, best charisma.

I must say it must be the best analysis coming from a Nigerian person

carmag:


you are wrong (MR)... we all know that 80% of northerners don't have access to social media as a result of illiteracy

this is not about religion or Mohammed

Seems like your country is very divided, soo there are north vs east vs south wars??

shizzy7:
Art work by some Nairalanders
Brilliant..

in the arts department you are good, will look for Kenyan art and see if it worth posting here
Anyway nice work

ArchieTaylor:


I must say it must be the best analysis coming from a Nigerian person

Sorry, your sarcasm is weak. It's not an analysis, it's stating the obvious

Benin Kingdom

Ancient Benin Kingdom

Boyedex:
Sorry, your sarcasm is weak. It's not an analysis, it's stating the obvious

I am sure you think highly of your country men, same as any other person. And it is sad we would have such a stupid thread.

More Kenyans

Kids in national music festivals

Benin

Yoruba artwork

Boyedex:
Fun fact. Nigerian girls are the most beautiful on the continent
And the guys are the illest, best charisma.

Just go down this whole thread and measure charisma according to country.