YANKARI BAUCHI STATE

YANKARI AGAIN

YANKARI HMMM

NOW TO OBUDU CROSS RIVER STATE

OBUDU CATTLE RANCH

OBUDU CALABAR

OBUDU AGAIN

iblawi:


WHERE IS THIS PLACE?

Sorry bro ,i have been busy,to your question,that is the new firs headquaters in abuja,they are at the 12th floor now,i think it should be 17floors when finished

SOMEONE IS GREETING YOU FROM OBUDU

arinzeejikonye:


Sorry bro ,i have been busy,to your question,that is the new firs headquaters in abuja,they are at the 12th floor now,i think it should be 17floors when finished

OK nice 1.

I pass there every day but i didn't recognize it because it.

I just wanted to be sure it's not national library.

Greetings from calabar

Kenyans should know by now that every state have something to offer in Nigeria.

gallivant:


Everyone can attest that's fake inbred zoo garbage. Please spare us animal lovers.

Animals lovers yet drink cattle bloods depriving them nutrient, thick sets!!!!

Gombe state greeting Kenyans

GOMBE CITY

EVERY STATE IN NIGERIA CAN BOAST OF AT LEAST ONE CITY.


THIS IS GOMBE STATE

GOMBE

GOMBE AT THE HEIGHT OF BOKO HARAM

GOMBE

forgiveness:
One of the parks in Bauchi

If you are trying to compare Nigerian Parks and Kenyan ones, that is the height of delusion.
Nigeria's wildlife is largely on the verge of extinction. Virtually every African animal species I have checked on is either endangered or extinct in much of West Africa
Kenya has the largest number of almost every animal you know of on this continent(except for Elephants, Botswana has a larger population and Cheetahs, whose crown goes to Namibia)>
The city of Nairobi alone has the second largest variety of bird species in a city after Caracas,Venezuela and is the only city with a Park, which I am preety sure has more wildlife than the entire Nigeria wihin its own boundaries.
Or does Nigeria have millions of wilderbeest,Zebra,Antelopes moving across nations in search of pasture.
SMH.
When it comes to wildlife, South Africa, Botswana and to some extent Tanzania,Zambia are close competitors.No country in the entire West African region even comes close.
If you want us to flood the thread with pictures of our 50+ Wildlife parks and Reserves.(Maasai Mara,Amboseli and Tsavo alone would fill an entire thread) and our Marine Parks.(Which Nigeria does not have any, since it was never a marine life hotspot and I presume oil spills have killed the rest) you cannot even compete!!

Faza island- Kenyan coast

kikuyu1:
Wakenya wenzangu,naona Wanaijja wamekubali na ukweli wa mambo Lakini tusiwasamehe mpaka wainue mkono hivi!

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Wametutukana ile mbaya! Kwa hivyo mpaka wainue mkono waseme pole tuendelee na kuwachapa na ukweli! Bifwoli,gerald710,MtuMsuper,gallivant,kenyanstar,fidha254 na rvp2017,munaonaje?

Happy New Year to all posters good, bad and imbecilic alike. I hope you less informed 9ja peoples have learnt something. I have been on a self imposed hiatus from this thread, it was getting to my nerves and I see there's no change since then since the likes of iblawi still here vituperating.
I agree i also had an AIYAYAYAAYA moment when someone said they have 1000 year plans as the template for development and also when someone said they dont pay taxes. I mean, WTFF!

iblawi:
YANKARI HMMM

How many visitors per year/ revenue?

MtuMsuper:

How many visitors per year/ revenue?

I DON'T KNOW BUT I'M NOT EXPECTING IT TO BE AS MUCH AS NAIROBI.

darfay:


I guess it should be pidgin English coz everyone understands it. It has over 200million speakers in Africa from Nigeria,ghana,sierra leone and through our influence it's spreading across Africa,noticed some of you using piding English words like oga, ashewo etc freely

I can assure you lil bro, pidgin can never take over anywhere in East or southern Africa, let alone Kenya. I think it shall remain confined to West Africa, and the English speaking countries at that. We are nairalanders sir, so we tend to pick up some new words along the way and whose use we employ to reinforce a point, and not that it part of our written or spoken repertoire of words.

MtuMsuper:

I can assure you lil bro, pidgin can never take over anywhere in East or southern Africa, let alone Kenya. I think it shall remain confined to West Africa, and the English speaking countries at that. We are nairalanders sir, so we tend to pick up some new words along the way and whose use we employ to reinforce a point, and not that it part of our written or spoken repertoire of words.

Very well said.
In fact,here in Kenya, u would be deemed mad speaking that kind of English. I'd say it's perhaps only the Nigerians (West Africans in Kenya) who are excused to use that brand of English, but even then I have noticed in certain cases some Kenyans getting quite exasperated with the West Africans talking like that cos they find it hard to understand what they are saying. Some Kenyans associate that language with criminals (ie the drug-dealers,smugglers, forgers).
And it is quite unfortunate that too many Kenyans associate Nigerians with these sorts of vices. Would any right thinking Kenyan parents permit their children to talk like that? Never!

Pidgin, Nigerian or Jamaican.......is strongly frowned upon here.

Hbuyosh:
Very well said.
In fact,here in Kenya, u would be deemed mad speaking that kind of English. I'd say it's perhaps only the Nigerians (West Africans in Kenya) who are excused to use that brand of English, but even then I have noticed in certain cases some Kenyans getting quite exasperated with the West Africans talking like that cos they find it hard to understand what they are saying. Some Kenyans associate that language with criminals (ie the drug-dealers,smugglers, forgers).
And it is quite unfortunate that too many Kenyans associate Nigerians with these sorts of vices. Would any right thinking Kenyan parents permit their children to talk like that? Never!

Pidgin, Nigerian or Jamaican.......is strongly frowned upon here.

who do u want to believe this now

aiee I could pull out many pictures and videos of people from this region jumping and rolling on the floor even fainting

when nigerian artist host concerts which they always sing in this language

be it Kenya Tanzania what and what

are u telling me Kenyans don't want to be profiled as touts smugglers

but worship and adore this same set of people well not like I give forks

pidgin is a phenomenal thing here in west Africa and oh yes ave also seen musicians from those regions trying to sing in pidgin

MtuMsuper:

I can assure you lil bro, pidgin can never take over anywhere in East or southern Africa, let alone Kenya. I think it shall remain confined to West Africa, and the English speaking countries at that. We are nairalanders sir, so we tend to pick up some new words along the way and whose use we employ to reinforce a point, and not that it part of our written or spoken repertoire of words.

Pidgin is not even a language yet. it only used to pass jokes

PROVERBZ:
who do u want to believe this now

aiee I could pull out many pictures and videos of people from this region jumping and rolling on the floor even fainting

when nigerian artist host concerts which they always sing in this language

be it Kenya Tanzania what and what

are u telling me Kenyans don't want to be profiled as touts smugglers

but worship and adore this same set of people well not like I give forks

pidgin is a phenomenal thing here in west Africa and oh yes ave also seen musicians from those regions trying to sing in pidgin

I think the point he's trying to make is alot of 9ja people you meet in Nairobi want to speak to the locals in pidgin. We don't speak pidgin in these parts. Our pidgin is called Kiswahili, and is spoken by virtually all literate kenyans and Tanzanians. Half of DR Congo speaks it as well. Add to that number a significant number of Rwandans and Burundians. Few Ugandans but a growing number of South Sudanese born and bred in Kenya and who live in Kenya more than they do in their own country.
That makes kiswahili the only truly African language that has many cross border speakers, regardless of colonial history. The only truly African lingua franca.

Just30:
Pidgin is not even a language yet. it only used to pass jokes

Maybe you guys can consider kiswahili. We use it for serious stuff, you can even study it to PhD level. Ain't no joking here with isht.

MtuMsuper:

I think the point he's trying to make is alot of 9ja people you meet in Nairobi want to speak to the locals in pidgin. We don't speak pidgin in these parts. Our pidgin is called Kiswahili, and is spoken by virtually all literate kenyans and Tanzanians. Half of DR Congo speaks it as well. Add to that number a significant number of Rwandans and Burundians. Few Ugandans but a growing number of South Sudanese born and bred in Kenya and who live in Kenya more than they do in their own country.
That makes kiswahili the only truly African language that has many cross border speakers, regardless of colonial history. The only truly African lingua franca.

I understand its not as if pidgin is a Nigerian thing but I bet u all those countries u mentioned know what pidgin sounds like