fanficgirl:

Lo! I don't know about Eritrea they seem so militarized. Btw how is Dijbouti as a country?

I don't know much about them, but service is their largest economy. We pay huge amounts of Dollars to them, for letting us use their ports for import.

The Djibouti president usually visit Ethiopia and his resting place is around my home.

If I ask, are you permanently living in USA?

PissedYagami:

UN aint anybody mate. Plus you have that problemo, fix it, vote in good leaders

And world bank is kidding too?
We have the problem yet we are still far richer than you slum dwellers.

I guess we should vote in the Kenyattas who are better leaders as they own half of Kenya.
They have turned Kenya to their family heritage. Uhuru Kenyatta's wife or girlfriend will be your next president.

TayserMahiri:


They export oil just like us

And we don't even produce oil.

These guys actually import even petroleum, even though they produce the oil!

Hbuyosh:


U must be kidding!
U want to compare how extensive this problem is btwn these two cities.....or indeed countries?
60% of the 22million inhabitants of Lagos live in slums, and typical of the slums in Africa, they are faced with a myriad of challenges, including access to toilets

www.erem.ktu.lt/index.php/erem/article/viewFile/4794/3797

Nuh, Lagos slum dwellers have what the govt cannot provide which is sewage system. Lucky people. They sheet below and now there is no living thing inside those waters.

vaxx:
it is not true.i have been to both capital. abuja is lagging behind. even harare in zimbabwe far develop than abuja

I know u are lying but just continue talking

Hbuyosh:


These guys actually import even petroleum, even though they produce the oil!

Only in Nigeria

Shaytun:
Slowly but steadily Nigeria taking over Kenya

http://www.nation.co.ke/business/Payments-firm-Verve-enters-Kenya/996-2935302-gdtcpx/index.html

http://www.kachwanya.com/2017/03/07/12-banks-in-kenya-sign-to-use-verve-card-the-first-african-card-that-competes-with-visa-and-mastercard/

Some of your brothers are already afraid.

Need I tell you how Kenyatta International Conference Center was overflowing with single ladies eager to hear the secret to a man’s heart? I hope the Nigerian priest of marriage finds time to speak with brodas in Nairobi, and ask them why they let all those chicks roam the streets waiting for a Nigerian to hook them up.

"I weep for my mother’s land. Not because I have anything against Nigerians, but for the Kenyan predilection of being so trusting. It has been said in other quarters that the great state of Nigeria, will hit a population of 250 million in the next couple of decades. Now, that is a huge population. Seeing that they are also so enterprising, after colonizing us culturally, they will need extra land to grow their food and keep their cattle. Remember the vast Athi-Tana plains are still empty.

“Oshe…oshe O….oshe O…oshe Baabaa…” see, I also learnt some Igbo in Nairobi. Now you go learn some, my broda O, and see how yori yori (sweet) it sounds."

http://www.eafricainfocus.com/2010/09/27/kudos-nigeria-for-colonizing-kenya

It is a process that has already been initiated.

http://www.nation.co.ke/lifestyle/DN2/Nigeria-not-China-colonising-us-/-/957860/2430580/-/2is3mdz/-/index.html

dude wat do u min by "slowly and steadily nigeria is taking over Kenya" its sounds insulting to Nigeria I swear

Nowenuse:


What abt Mathare, Mukuru kwa njenga, kiambu, korogocho and the gigantic and award winning kibera and the others?
Are they not getting any trains?

Dont tell me that the 4 million slum dwellers of nairobi do not matter!

Nairobi does not have 4 million slum dwellers mate. Thats about the total population. Actually I will give you the aerial footage of Kibera

forgiveness:


Good.


If Nigeria government is focusing only on Abuja or Lagos like Kenya government is doing to Nairobi, they for don turn New York.

Don't mind the foolish Kenyans.
Nigeria has dozens of cities that are all developing at the same time, while the Kenyan govt spends all their money in developing Nairobi and Mombasa alone and yet these cities still have the largest slums in Africa.

I can't imagine if the entire Nigeria has spent all our time building only Lagos and Abuja, by now, both cities would have been competing with Tokyo and New york.

TayserMahiri:


Nuh, Lagos slum dwellers have what the govt cannot provide which is sewage system. Lucky people. They sheet below and now there is no living thing inside those waters.

Where's @Shaytun?

leathalbeast:
when you guys post only negative and weird news about other countries on the front page of the forum just to insult and tarnish their image, does that foster peace? let me tell you this, many foreigners including me joined this forum to know more about Nigerians but the constant trash you talk daily about us everyday has forced us to reply in kind. in life if you expect people not to insult and abuse you, you should also not insult and abuse others.

y do u want to know abt Nigeria

Shaytun:
Nigerianilization of kenya, i tell you my broda it has already begun.

"Nigerians are tough business people to compete against and are also very aggressive. East Africans, we are a little passive."

Figures from the Kenya Investment Authority (KIA) show that trade between the two coun- tries is low and fell from a peak of KSh3.2bn worth of exports from Kenya to Nigeria in 2008, to KSh2.9bn ($34.2m) in 2012.

The KIA says it has registered six Nigerian projects in Kenya, including three in the restaurant business and one in media.

"We are currently following up to facilitate a mining in- vestment proposal of $400m in addition to other investments," a KIA spokesperson says.

http://www.theafricareport.com/East-Horn-Africa/nigeria-kenya-courting-business-across-the-continent.html

we don nigerianise Ghana , Kenya we dey come

PissedYagami:

Nairobi does not have 4 million slum dwellers mate. Thats about the total population. Actually I will give you the aerial footage of Kibera

Kibera alone has 3 million people, what about the other dozens?
Pls, tell that to the birds.

Okay, let's settle it this way.

What is the total GDP of Nairobi? Then we divide it by the 6 million people of Nairobi. If the GDP per capital is below or equal the national average, then it's obvious that half of Nairobi's population live in slums and poverty, but if it is far above the national average, (just like Lagos is far above Nigeria's average), then we know that the poor slum dwellers are not so numerous.

Are you up for this challenge??

fanficgirl:

You have started again. Stop bragging about this it looks humiliating.

Madam stop being foolish. Nowenuse is telling the gospel truth. I have observed it many times before myself. if you want to be neutral be neutral but don't go about licking people's butt so they can like you. It is not an attractive trait.

leathalbeast:
You See why other nations ridicule you? you can't even colonize Your Own country yet you are talking about Kenya.

do u know y?? I tell u, it's called envy

TayserMahiri:




We know why Nigerians are fleeing and pretending to be investors

The uprooted are crammed into squalid camps and towns already too destitute to deal with the influx. Food, water, and sanitation are scarce or nonexistent, leaving few options other than open defecation. The camps and slums provide a perfect breeding ground for disease. In a deadly cycle, malnutrition renders children more susceptible to infection and less able to fight it. Epidemics of measles and malaria rage, and polio has resurfaced. Child mortality is off the charts, "two, three, four times" above the emergency threshold, says Marco Olla, a pediatric specialist with Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) in Paris. Malaria has been the biggest killer, accounting for about half of all deaths, but acute respiratory infections and diarrhea are now vying for the top spot.

It is hard to rank human tragedies, but by all accounts this is one of the worst on the African continent today. "It is really, really, really bad for a lot of people. It is a crisis of great severity and magnitude," says Jorge Castilla of the health emergencies program at the World Health Organization (WHO) in Geneva, Switzerland. Yet it remains remarkably unrecognized and hugely underfunded, leaving aid workers struggling with how to deliver lifesaving interventions when the needs are so great and the resources so paltry.



Literacy hovers around 20% or 30%, and it is far lower among women, who bear, on average, about seven children. The population is swollen with a generation of young adults with no education and few prospects, leaving them vulnerable to extremist ideology.

Boko Haram emerged in this environment around 2009. Its full name translates into "People Committed to the Propagation of the Prophet's Teaching and Jihad," but the group is better known by the shorter one, which means "Western Education is a Sin." The size of its army is unknown, though estimates place it at 15,000 or more. It rules by its own warped and cruel version of Sharia law.

At first, Boko Haram's attacks were sporadic, but the insurgents soon ratcheted up the intensity and seized more and more territory across the north. The group announced its presence to the world in 2011 by bombing the U.N. headquarters in Nigeria's capital, Abuja, and then gained further international notoriety in April 2014 when it kidnapped more than 250 schoolgirls in Chibok, Borno.

Even before he took office in August 2015, newly elected Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari, a former general, declared war, vowing to crush the insurgents. The fighting has been brutal—innocents have been slaughtered by both sides.

bla bla bla bla bla ,NEXT

Hati13:

I don't know much about them, but service is their largest economy. We pay huge amounts of Dollars to them, for letting us use their ports for import.

The Djibouti president usually visit Ethiopia and his resting place is around my home.

If I ask, are you permanently living in USA?

So you guys have a good relationship with them? Doesnt the US have a base there? And no I'm not if I can help it.

Maduawuchukwu:

Madam stop being foolish. Nowenuse is telling the gospel truth. I have observed it many times before myself. if you want to be neutral be neutral but don't go about licking people's butt so they can like you. It is not an attractive trait.

I am not being foolish or licking anyone's boots. Its very embarrassing seeinv him brag about how supposedly so many African women like Nigerian men.

TayserMahiri:


The same Lagos we've seen in pictures here looking like the place all Nigerians come to defecate

wow how can a place where people go to defecate have be richer and more prosperous than d whole Kenya

Nowenuse:


Don't mind the foolish Kenyans.
Nigeria has dozens of cities that are all developing at the same time, while the Kenyan govt spends all their money in developing Nairobi and Mombasa alone and yet these cities still have the largest slums in Africa.

I can't imagine if the entire Nigeria has spent all our time building only Lagos and Abuja, by now, both cities would have been competing with Tokyo and New york.

Oooow......continue consoling yourself with that ignorant nonsense, brother.

Kenya has cities......really well developed towns and cities apart from Nairobi.

So haha.....Kenya's 35th largest town, Kisii


[img]http://www.the-star.co.ke/sites/default/files/styles/new_full_content/public/articles/2016/01/07/839566.jpg?itok=pj7A-jhP[/img]

Shaytun:
Nigerianilization of kenya, i tell you my broda it has already begun.

"Nigerians are tough business people to compete against and are also very aggressive. East Africans, we are a little passive."

Figures from the Kenya Investment Authority (KIA) show that trade between the two coun- tries is low and fell from a peak of KSh3.2bn worth of exports from Kenya to Nigeria in 2008, to KSh2.9bn ($34.2m) in 2012.

The KIA says it has registered six Nigerian projects in Kenya, including three in the restaurant business and one in media.

"We are currently following up to facilitate a mining in- vestment proposal of $400m in addition to other investments," a KIA spokesperson says.

http://www.theafricareport.com/East-Horn-Africa/nigeria-kenya-courting-business-across-the-continent.html

Leave the fools alone.
Nigerians will soon take over Kenya's economy.

Nigeria's Jumia is now the largest online market in Kenya......ooops, i mean only and largest online market in Kenya, cos Kenyans never knew anything like online markets till we came there.

Kenyans boast about their malls controlled by Indians, while Nigerians have since advanced to the level of online markets where we get goods delivered to our door steps.

I have asked these foolish Kenyans times without number to show me how any Kenyan invention has affected the life of the average Nigerian or West African, but they were dumb!
All they could mention was Mpesa (which is failing in many countries and does not even have up to 1% membership of the west African market).

Dangote is now dominating the East African cement markets while the fools are busy typing here insulting us and making SEUN OSEWA (a Nigerian) richer!

fanficgirl:

I am not being foolish or licking anyone's boots. Its very embarrassing seeinv him brag about how supposedly so many African women like Nigerian men.

He is being truthful. it is an open fact. Nigerian men are go-getters and achievers unlike the men of so many countries in Africa who only drink and lazy around. We are also very confident and don't pander to low esteem folks.

Nowenuse:


Leave the fools alone.
Nigerians will soon take over Kenya's economy.

Nigeria's Jumia is now the largest online market in Kenya......ooops, i mean only and largest online market in Kenya, cos Kenyans never knew anything like online markets till we came there.

Kenyans boast about their malls controlled by Indians, while Nigerians have since advanced to the level of online markets where we get goods delivered to our door steps.

I have asked these foolish Kenyans times without number to show me how any Kenyan invention has affected the life of the average Nigerian or West African, but they were dumb!
All they could mention was Mpesa (which is failing in many countries and does not even have up to 1% membership of the west African market).

Dangote is now dominating the East African cement markets while the fools are busy typing here insulting us and making SEUN OSEWA (a Nigerian) richer!

Can u prove that the kenyan retail market is controlled by Indians? And which are those west African inventions have had positive impact in East Africa.....mention just one.

uzzyfire:
we don nigerianise Ghana , Kenya we dey come

dude, did you take your meds today?

PissedYagami:

Yet Lagos is called the megacity of slums. How ironic

with a GDP higher than over 40 African countries

TayserMahiri:


That tells you the sheer level of internet scam in Nigeria

haters need to hate

Maduawuchukwu:

Madam stop being foolish. Nowenuse is telling the gospel truth. I have observed it many times before myself. if you want to be neutral be neutral but don't go about licking people's butt so they can like you. It is not an attractive trait.

shame on you man! you are dissing her because she doesn't share the same view with you. behave yourself okay. the fact that she admits some mistakes of her country to others doesn't make her a traitor. she is as patriotic as you.

This thread is just a distraction. It is taking me away from threads were we discuss Nigerian issues based on our regional,tribal and religious identities. On a Nigerian forum with millions of aggressive Nigerians you have only few Nigerians interested in this thread. That should tell u guys something. An average Naija man is concerned about North and South ish ; which wan be pan africanism? I have not heard about that since I finished reading my government textbooks.

fanficgirl:

So you guys have a good relationship with them? Doesnt the US have a base there? And no I'm not if I can help it.

Yes, we have a good relationship. There is economy is largely dependent on us. They buy almost all of their agricultural products from us. When there is a special events here, their president and other higher officials usually will be invited.

The USA had a Drone base here, but I think they had left. They were giving military science courses here, but it had been stopped few years ago.

My dream is to be a historian and if possible, a soldier also.

What is your ambition/dream? Let me guess, an astronaut or a scientist.

[quote author=leathalbeast post=56177202] shame on you man! you are dissing her because she doesn't share the same view with you. behave yourself okay. the fact that she admits some mistakes of her country to others doesn't make her a traitor. she is as patriotic as you.[/quote

Which one be traitor? . I don't call people traitors for expressing their opinions. That is a dictatorial term. I only told her to be consistent on her stands here. Moreover a thread were countries are competing is not a good place to "correct" your nation. How many of the Kenyans or SA guys have "corrected" their countries here.

Hati13:

Yes, we have a good relationship. There is economy is largely dependent on us. They buy almost all of their agricultural products from us. When there is a special events here, their president and other higher officials usually will be invited.

The USA had a Drone base here, but I think they had left. They were giving military science courses here, but it had been stopped few years ago.

My dream is to be a historian and if possible, a soldier also.

What is your ambition/dream? Let me guess, an astronaut or a scientist.

You wan be soldier? are u in university yet?

PissedYagami:

Stop believing everything you read on those blogs mate

lool dude a lot of naija guys in other African coutries have confirmed this, they go crazy for naija men