NairobiWalker:


Mentioning ShopRite as a Multinational in Lagos is just laughable. Please list me Multinationals with Global or African headquarters in Lagos.

Airtel Africa headquarters are in Nairobi .

shizzy7:
Choice of Life.....

These Nigerians got admitted into 8 ivy league schools, all they had to do was choose..

Kenyans are admitted to Ivy League universities every year and we don't make a fuss about it.

ianSweet:


How practical are your Kenyan clothes compared to these Nigerian wears?
See the exotic, lavish and fascinating styles we display. U guys can never come halfway.

The last photo isn't really Nigerian. That's a global wear.

PROVERBZ:
we play football and basket ball

and leave DAT crap to

to countries hu have no hope in African football to console them selves

in Africa we have afcon
we have chan
and theirs awcon for women
then world cup for the best of the bests!!!

You play football and basketball and you're shitty at it on the global arena so what's the point?

PROVERBZ:
Christine ijoema ohuruogu *

I wonder what u are trying to say about a Nigerian telling u dat Christine is Brit

I hope u know dat is a complete set of Igbo name u have up there

see how u killing yer sef

She is a good athlete, she might have Nigerian blood in her, she's a Brit, running for Britain, and when she gets a medal its for Britain, not Nigeria. Heck, even south Africa beats you guys in athletics, they got a new kid call wayde van niekerk, bad a$$. Where is Nigerian athletics? A small island like Jamaica gets a boatload of medals at every major competition, but the giant of Africa underwhelms .I mean its even more embarrassing when you consider little Jamaica share alot of blood with you guys, not forgetting the other black athletes from around the Americas. Where is Nigerian athletics?

MPSA:


You are drinking something, we are talking about lagos and Johannesburg, you are busy talking about london, LA, New York, In SA we don't dream about cities like that, we have our own beautiful cities, they are good for you not me

Now,now am posting the picture of real lagos ''MAMA YOOOoooo''

When I look at Nigerian cities, I see 80℅ slum but since their definition of slum is not everyone else's they blindly believe SA and Kenya have more slums than them. lol

iblawi:


You said underdeveloped? Now you just proved to be useless troll.

It got to a point you started posting screensavers and unverifiable pics just to feel relevant.

Nigerian architecture is not appealing according the pictures posted unless you are delusional. I am sure there are better pics out there so don't keep us waiting..

MPSA:
lagos Ooooh God, am running away from this forum

Pure slums.

68816419:


Already Nigeria is the biggest in economy in Africa
Nigeria owned Nigeria(pan Africans)
Nigeria rape South Africa in all major sports
Nigeria has the second best movies industry in the world......Now tell me who own the future?

Nigeria is no longer the biggest economy in Africa. I hate uninformed people.

ianSweet:
Meet the true movers and shakers of Africa. The true black Africans who represent Negros all over the world and not colonial whites and Indians hijacking mother Africa's heritage.
The richest black man and black woman in the world from the country with the largest economy in Africa!

......and how rich is your father??

shizzy7:
If our official language isn't English, there will be calamity in this country. We have over 500 different languages, something has to unite them.

After English, we have another language spoken and understood by Nigerians and some west African countries called Pidgin english. Asides that most Nigerians also understand their dialect and some from other tribes.
I'm fluent in English, Yoruba, (pidgin).

This is like including our street lingo otherwise known as sheng in my list of languages. This brings me to five languages.

Anyway, an average Kenyan has to be good in English and Swahili (our national language) to pass any exams. Add the mother tongue - or mother and fathers tongues if they are from two tribes, and the street slang, which is a language in its own right.

Ednite:


Am tired of hearing our names with hunger. Especially when hearing it from a South African. But I believe time will pass and we will get back to the position where we used to be in. You are one of the people who gets me disappointed and make me think why it is a blessing being an African. It always dissapoint me why we helped u out to get rid of Apartheid. Not giving our help a credit and even calling our country the land of hunger, and the xenophobic attack you have makes me want to think if your years of conolization is not over yet. Even when Nelson Mandela died, no body mentioned our names. I don't care how people can get shocked of what av said now. Was every African shocked for us when any body call us the land of hunger? I fight for the respect of Ethiopia! And you can get the hell you want to!!!

Why are Nigerians always whining? So you want SA to wipe your asses because of the imaginary help you gave them to get rid of apartheid? .....or do you want them to let you sell as much drugs as you wish in Pretoria?

68816419:


very old pics!!!!

Lagos is beyond you imagination

The old oshodi vs the new one

Nigeria will soon take over Africa Development just has it has taken over the economy

MPSA:


;DYou are lying

Funny human being. Is that south Africa?

MtuMsuper:
Airtel Africa headquarters are in Nairobi .

Yet some ignorant guy listed it in Nigeria.

NairobiWalker:


Nigeria is no longer the biggest economy in Africa. I hate uninformed people.

Uninformed dummy calling others Uninformed. Have you ever heard South Africans claim such? IMF and world Bank data still shows Nigeria is the largest economy in Africa.

NairobiWalker:


When I look at Nigerian cities, I see 80℅ slum but since their definition of slum is not everyone else's they blindly believe SA and Kenya have more slums than them. lol

Tell us why the UN Habitat was located in Nairobi?

Is it because they felt more work is needed to be done in Nairobi than Lagos?

A city of just 696km2 with 3 million people have the largest slum and the highest number of slums in Africa. Is that not a good reason?

gallivant:


Nigerian architecture is not appealing according the pictures posted unless you are delusional. I am sure there are better pics out there so don't keep us waiting..

You know most Kenyans are still villagers and I don't expect you to know architecture that is appealing. Your parents were still playing MAU MAU in the bush when our leaders were already In Oxford and others learning.

iblawi:


Tell us why the UN Habitat was located in Nairobi?

Is it because they felt more work is needed to be done in Nairobi than Lagos?

A city of just 696km2 with 3 million people have the largest slum and the highest number of slums in Africa. Is that not a good reason?

Kibera’s Census: Population, Politics, Precision

by: mikel September 5th, 2010 comments: 9


The 2009 Kenyan census puts Kibera’s population at 170,070, very far from the usual 1 million plus figure thrown around. The scale of the change has rightly shocked people.

When we first prepared to come to Kibera last year, we looked for a source for this one million number. It was widely quoted in all the major media and even the UN, but never with a source, and we found this very suspicious. With caution, we always qualified the population number in writing and presentations with a question mark or the clause “widely quoted number”. With a little more investigation, we found some quality work on this question. The Map Kibera Project (different project, similar in spirit, unintentional namespace clash) undertook a door to door survey in Kianda village, and based on the population density there, extrapolated to all of Kibera for a figure of 235000-270000. The KeyObs RESPOND project derived an estimate of the number of built structures in Kibera from satellite imagery, and then conducted a sample to estimate population per structure, and came up with a number in the range from 199,959 to 205,108. Both efforts clearly published their methodology and seemed like reasonable efforts.

Read more my broda..http://www.mapkibera.org/blog/2010/09/05/kiberas-census-population-politics-precision/

NairobiWalker:


Why are Nigerians always whining? So you want SA to wipe your asses because of the imaginary help you gave them to get rid of apartheid? .....or do you want them to let you sell as much drugs as you wish in Pretoria?

I don't mean that I agree with those Ethiopians selling things illegaly and getting money. AND OUR HELP ISN'T IMAGINARY! But who else would do such an devilish thing to stop them do that? Are you all pagans or something? You have no religion or humanity? Even hear yourself, u called our help imaginary, I SHAKE MY HEAD! look at some black south africans, they are too lazy to work that they become mafias. Rob banks, that's their job. I can't agree with what some Ethiopians are doing still. But I want to let you know that whether we help you out or not, u have no right to disrespect us. Am not going to talk about the help any more cuz its not worth it to talk about. And what Nigerian are you talking about?
I have nothing with Nigeria. .

iblawi:


You know most Kenyans are still villagers and I don't expect you to know architecture that is appealing. Your parents were still playing MAU MAU in the bush when our leaders were already In Oxford and others learning.

Kenyan village..

Ednite:



I don't mean that I agree with those Ethiopians selling things illegaly and getting money. AND OUR HELP ISN'T IMAGINARY! But who else would do such an devilish thing to stop them do that? Are you all pagans or something? You have no religion or humanity? Even hear yourself, u called our help imaginary, I SHAKE MY HEAD! look at some black south africans, they are too lazy to work that they become mafias. Rob banks, that's their job. I can't agree with what some Ethiopians are doing still. But I want to let you know that whether we help you out or not, u have no right to disrespect us. Am not going to talk about the help any more cuz its not worth it to talk about. And what Nigerian are you talking about?
I have nothing with Nigeria. .

Get off your high horse.Nigeria did the least in the war against arpatheid, Please go and enlighten yourself before you make a mockery of yourself here.

gallivant:






Read more my broda..http://www.mapkibera.org/blog/2010/09/05/kiberas-census-population-politics-precision/

Nubian word Kibera means Forest or Jungle. Kibera is in southwest Nairobi, roughly 5 kilometers from the city center. Much of its southern border is bounded by the Nairobi river and the Nairobi Dam, an artificial lake that provides drinking water to the residents of the city. Kibera is divided into 13 villages, including Kianda, Soweto East, Gatwekera, Kisumu Ndogo, Lindi, Laini Saba, Siranga, Makina and Mashimoni. The 2009 Kenya Population and Housing Census reported Kibera's population as 170,070. The Kibera slum was previously thought to be one of the biggest informal urban settlements in the world. Several actors had provided and published over the years growing estimations of the size of its population, most of them stating that it was the largest slum in Africa with the number of people there reaching over 1 million. According to Mike Davis, a well known expert on urban slums, Kibera had a population of about 800,000 people. International Housing Coalition talked about more than half a million people. UN-Habitat had released several estimations ranging between 350,000 and 1 million people. These statistics mainly come out of analysis of aerial pictures of the area.

http://www.ritebook.in/2015/02/kibera-largest-urban-slum-in-africa.html?m=1


Your people have tried to reduce the number but UN Habitat say the aerial view shows close to a million people live there. The slum is just 5km to the city center and it has 13 villages.

iblawi:


Tell us why the UN Habitat was located in Nairobi?

Is it because they felt more work is needed to be done in Nairobi than Lagos?

A city of just 696km2 with 3 million people have the largest slum and the highest number of slums in Africa. Is that not a good reason?

Which school did you go to dickhead?

This report on mobile trends in Kenya, done by a Nigerian PR firm called twin pine :

Ednite:



I don't mean that I agree with those Ethiopians selling things illegaly and getting money. AND OUR HELP ISN'T IMAGINARY! But who else would do such an devilish thing to stop them do that? Are you all pagans or something? You have no religion or humanity? Even hear yourself, u called our help imaginary, I SHAKE MY HEAD! look at some black south africans, they are too lazy to work that they become mafias. Rob banks, that's their job. I can't agree with what some Ethiopians are doing still. But I want to let you know that whether we help you out or not, u have no right to disrespect us. Am not going to talk about the help any more cuz its not worth it to talk about. And what Nigerian are you talking about?
I have nothing with Nigeria. .

Sorry dear, I thought you were Nigerian.

More :

iblawi:


Nubian word Kibera means Forest or Jungle. Kibera is in southwest Nairobi, roughly 5 kilometers from the city center. Much of its southern border is bounded by the Nairobi river and the Nairobi Dam, an artificial lake that provides drinking water to the residents of the city. Kibera is divided into 13 villages, including Kianda, Soweto East, Gatwekera, Kisumu Ndogo, Lindi, Laini Saba, Siranga, Makina and Mashimoni. The 2009 Kenya Population and Housing Census reported Kibera's population as 170,070. The Kibera slum was previously thought to be one of the biggest informal urban settlements in the world. Several actors had provided and published over the years growing estimations of the size of its population, most of them stating that it was the largest slum in Africa with the number of people there reaching over 1 million. According to Mike Davis, a well known expert on urban slums, Kibera had a population of about 800,000 people. International Housing Coalition talked about more than half a million people. UN-Habitat had released several estimations ranging between 350,000 and 1 million people. These statistics mainly come out of analysis of aerial pictures of the area.

http://www.ritebook.in/2015/02/kibera-largest-urban-slum-in-africa.html?m=1

Your statistics come from aeriel analysis while the other three reports were conducted door to door. Which of the latter seems credible? Don't you tire of looking desperate sha!

More :

gallivant:


Your statistics come from aeriel analysis while the other three reports were conducted door to door. Which of the latter seems credible? Don't you tire of looking desperate sha!

Shut up the aerial view show your government was trying to cover up the true population of kibera.

UN Habitat was not brought there for nothing.

What of Mike Davis a well known expert who also claimed 800,000 people live there is now a fool abi?


International housing coalition also claimed over 500,000 people live in kibera and you are here saying rubbish

Dear Nigerians, while your mobile providers are busy trying to raise data rates and ban whatsapp and Viber, ours are busy falling over themselves to throw away data for free to their subscribers.
Chisos! Trying to ban whatsapp and Viber, are things this desperate?!

MtuMsuper:
Dear Nigerians, while your mobile providers are busy trying to raise data rates and ban whatsapp and Viber, ours are busy falling over themselves to throw away data for free to their subscribers.
Chisos! Trying to ban whatsapp and Viber, are things this desperate?!

How many villages are in kibera?

iblawi:


You know most Kenyans are still villagers and I don't expect you to know architecture that is appealing. Your parents were still playing MAU MAU in the bush when our leaders were already In Oxford and others learning.

You must be the twin brother of that evil minister who wrote this exact same trash on twitter. So do you even know what the mau mau was? Or do you just diarrhoea words for fun?