uzzyfire:
people that want to be rich ,famous , super rich

don't worry wen I feel like looking at tigers, I'll go yo Kenya

Jay254:


You can only fool your self man...

Jay254:


Tanzania just below us is bigger than Nigeria but ppl have abetter understanding of their country than Nigerians...

It's not about the size but unity and love among different communities and religion not forgetting politics.

Shaytun:


Every country worth it salts have gone through reccession even the almighty america.

Lionessza:

Shaytun:


No it's not

50% of nigeria=100m

50% of kenya=20m

Shaytun:


I am here

When you live in a glass house don't throw stone.

Estimates on access to private, improved sanitation in Kenya, including sewerage by World Health Organisation (WHO) and UNICEF Joint Monitoring Program (JMP) 2015, indicate that only 30 per cent (31 per cent of urban and 30 per cent of rural), which is over 21 million people in Kenya, still use unsanitary or shared latrines.

Approximately 18 per cent of rural populations in the country practice open defecation. However, more needs to be done to address the sanitation challenge, especially since a percentage of the population still do not have access to basic toilets and one in seven people worldwide, still practice open defecation.

http://www.wvi.org/kenya/article/access-toilets-needs-be-priority-kenya

Shaytun:

Kibera is the largest slum in Nairobi, and the largest slum in Africa.

There are approximatly 2.5 million slum dwellers in about 200 settlements in Nairobi representing 60% of the Nairobi population and occupying just 6% of the land. Kibera houses about 250,000 of these people. Kibera is the biggest slum in Africa and one of the biggest in the world.

http://www.kibera.org.uk/facts-info/


The F..Uck , 60% of nairobi population live in Slum

Nairobi, Kenya - Wherever you walk in Kibera, the Kenyan capital's biggest slum, there's one golden rule that must always be observed, local resident Abdul Abdallah says.

"Don't step on any plastic or paper bag you see on the road."

Among the endless piles of rubbish that line Kibera's streets are what are known as "flying toilets".

"People poo in the bags at night, and they tie it and throw it and throw it away," Abdallah tells Al Jazeera.

The flying toilets are a symptom of Kibera's lack of a proper sewage system.

Hardly any in this impoverished corner of Nairobi has the luxury of a toilet inside their home. Some have an outdoor toilet, shared between multiple dwellings, but these are simple pit latrines that need to be emptied - usually into the open sewers outside.

"You remove it from your face and put it to another person's face," Harun Wainaina, another local resident, says with a bitter laugh.

http://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/features/2017/04/deal-kibera-flying-toilets-170403111700090.html

http://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/features/2017/04/deal-kibera-flying-toilets-170403111700090.html

Jay254:


Tanzania just below us is bigger than Nigeria but ppl have abetter understanding of their country than Nigerians...

It's not about the size but unity and love among different communities and religion not forgetting politics.

uzzyfire:
OK ,d cities are not green they are brown and dirty they are useless. all their wealth are from oyel


is that not wat u want us to say?

mtis:
Like who

uzzyfire:
dude, do u know that travelling from Lagos state to borno state by bus, will take u almost 2days

Marcelo290:
Jesus Christ!! I give up on these arguments...

Jay254:


Tz is still bigger facts never lie my friend..

Jay254:


Tanzania just below us is bigger than Nigeria but ppl have abetter understanding of their country than Nigerians...

It's not about the size but unity and love among different communities and religion not forgetting politics.

mtis:


The bank is a small-sized commercial bank in Kenya, the largest economy in the East African Community.
Established in 2009, with capital investment of KES:2.5 billion (approx. US$25 million), the bank has accumulated losses of KES:1.4 billion (approx. 14 million) in the seven years that followed
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Bank_for_Africa_(Kenya)

Jay254:


Tz is still bigger facts never lie my friend..

Lionessza:






Look here Mr, shut up or do the usual ranting you people do...


*hiv
*white supremacy
*lazy drunkards
*inferiority complex
*their women love us
* they are jealous of us
*apartheid (we saved them)
* that country will fall under black leadership
*slaves
And the house favourite XENOPHOBIA

Now go on and stop these empty threats you sound pathetic .loll @ nightmare, I'm so scared right now

uzzyfire:
white people , as usual

Jay254:


Just being realistic... how can acity like lagos beat Nairobi with greanery gardens and park..

Nairobi has a national park, it has two major forest Ngong and Karura..
We have major parks around the city... Uhuru park,city park, jeevangee, Uhuru gardens just to name afew.


It's a high time we tour each others country coz this thread will never end.

Jay254:


Just being realistic... how can acity like lagos beat Nairobi with greanery gardens and park..

Nairobi has a national park, it has two major forest Ngong and Karura..
We have major parks around the city... Uhuru park,city park, jeevangee, Uhuru gardens just to name afew.


It's a high time we tour each others country coz this thread will never end.

forgiveness:

You
Not after we get vital information of such or are there any in ya community?

Shaytun:


And lagos does not have everything you listed ?

Marcelo290:
You just listed your problems, it's good you know them, now start making efforts to put them to a halt..

By the way I wish you the best of luck in your search for a Nigerian lover lol

forgiveness:

How urbanized is TZ compared to Nigeria?
Tz is more of safaris, rivers and forests.

MtuMsuper:

The look on the guys face in 2nd pic. priceless.
You cant get this kind of experience anywhere in the world,except kenya. Visitors aways come back for more of this(we don't kidnap them for ransom unlike some countries in africa i wont mention btw).

mtis:

Not it does not ..Heard some Nigerians in nairaland call their country a Zoo. why why why?

MtuMsuper:

Like seriously!!! Who visits nigeria? Who puts it on their bucket list?

Lionessza:



Lol I was waiting to be scared away , you have just turned all soft on me damn!! Why why why , I love online nightmare wannabes lol.



Hahaha I found one already he promised me citizenship and your passport am so excited

Jayceon:
coople of weeks there were but not in my community.what did you do about that?

uzzyfire:
he's talking abt landmass