Nowenuse:


I think Mombasa's rail is inter-city and not intra-city.

@Forgiveness, i see no reason comparing Nigerian and Kenyan cities. They are all developing. None has perfected anything.
See Mombasa has a better inter-city rail network, while PH has a better intra-city rail network.

We are all still yet to get there.

chkil0:


old Standard Gauge Railway system , maxi 120 km/h only , not even electrified , no thing to talk about when others in africa are in high-speed trains 220km/h , electrified autorail 160 km/h, metro , tramways ect..

MtuMsuper:

The rail you see in the pictures above is NOT light rail, and neither is it intra city. Its conventional, long distance, with standard gauge. It is about to open anytime now, to replace the older one. Its a countrywide project.

freshest4live:

Nope, these Kenyans obviously believe they are far ahead of Naija and Nigeria has 80% poverty, not developing and full of scammers. Imagine one of them saying we should claim to be from Ghana when we get to Kenya, lol,can you imagine that? When my people in countries like Germany can confidently claim to be from Nigeria and be loved for having jay jay okocha, whom the Germans love and know, and other Nigerians are breaking grounds everyday and been celebrated for who they are, as the most educated foreigners in the U.S, or as musicians featuring U.S stars etc. So l support forgiveness, we are all for mutual learning, but when you read some of these Kenyan comments you can't help but deviate once in a while.

freshest4live:

Nope, these Kenyans obviously believe they are far ahead of Naija and Nigeria has 80% poverty, not developing and full of scammers. Imagine one of them saying we should claim to be from Ghana when we get to Kenya, lol,

Nowenuse:


Many Kenyans, Ghanaians and South Africans really seem to have very bitter and terrible views and expressions of Nigeria. And seriously, things like this are very provocating and hypocritical, because many of these same people are always seen worshipping Nigerian entertainers, copying our cultures and identifying with many things about us.

However, i think we must learn to control our emotions. Let us just take them as erring younger sibblings who will never understand the struggles of the senior sibbling.

Many Nigerians have terrible views about other African countries, but we will never express such views in a bitter or detrimental manner (unless if provoked), because we are too focused on our primary issues and problems.
So i really wonder why other Africans enjoy ridiculing and mocking Nigerians with no just cause (when they themselves still have so much dirts at their backyards to take care of).

Nowenuse:


Okay. ..Asante sana.

Are you really still working on your pidgin? If yes, interesting.

I want to perfect my programming skills, so i have to learn and master many languages. I am looking into Swahili and Portuguese in addition to my French.

Do Kenyans use applications and programs in swahili?

Lionessza:







Funny thing is you will not see a South African here starting threads to insult Nigerians we react when you start saying rubbish about us and that we will never take it. Bitter ? Lol. Look at all the threads where South Africans came for you , who started them ?who threw the first insults ? .brother man , when you guys push be prepared to be pushed back.

DonnieTheGreat:

Aunty Lioness ,
Honestly, your folk xenophobically kill Nigerians in South Africa everyday and you somehow expect Nigerians to post numerous threads praising South Africans?.

common be realistic...btw how market

Nowenuse:


Many Kenyans, Ghanaians and South Africans really seem to have very bitter and terrible views and expressions of Nigeria. And seriously, things like this are very provocating and hypocritical, because many of these same people are always seen worshipping Nigerian entertainers, copying our cultures and identifying with many things about us.

However, i think we must learn to control our emotions. Let us just take them as erring younger sibblings who will never understand the struggles of the senior sibbling.

Many Nigerians have terrible views about other African countries, but we will never express such views in a bitter or detrimental manner (unless if provoked), because we are too focused on our primary issues and problems.
So i really wonder why other Africans enjoy ridiculing and mocking Nigerians with no just cause (when they themselves still have so much dirts at their backyards to take care of).

Nowenuse:


Okay. ..Asante sana.

Are you really still working on your pidgin? If yes, interesting.

I want to perfect my programming skills, so i have to learn and master many languages. I am looking into Swahili and Portuguese in addition to my French.

Do Kenyans use applications and programs in swahili?

Nowenuse:


Ok i dont know much about the local East African competition. I am only commenting from the broader African perspective.
Kenyans are dominating economically while Tanzanians are dominating socially and in entertainment (from the perspective of the average non east African).

Muafrika2:


Umejaribu.

(Huyu mtukutu hayuko Afrika Magharibi. )

forgiveness:
Oops! Mombasa airport is the first picture up there.

uzzyfire:


I don't see any upcoming artist running to Kenya

uzzyfire:
and where do these young people dream of going to in other to succeed

DonnieTheGreat:


Yea, The truth is Bitter...oops in your case Boring

TayserMahiri:


Tanzanian artists know they made it when their songs hit in kenya. Here is where their dreams kick off

Jayceon:
I know!! That xenophobia song is tiring

DonnieTheGreat:


Honestly,
I can't complain. I like the girl in the photo you posted. At least she is light Skinned!!!

DonnieTheGreat:

Aunty Lioness ,
Honestly, your folk xenophobically kill Nigerians in South Africa everyday and you somehow expect Nigerians to post numerous threads praising South Africans?.

common be realistic...btw how market

Jayceon:
and you expect special treatment from who exactly

Lionessza:





The word itself gets them excited shame.

Lionessza:






You are a true product of your land.

Jayceon:
you mean it stimulates their penis erections?

Jayceon:
you mean it stimulates their penis erections?

chkil0:


any source and true statistic to compare numbers ?

for contenair trafic it s calculated with TEUs ( twenty-foot equivalent units)

1 - Port Said Egypt 3,850,000 TEU in 2015 (37 in the world)
2 - Tanger Med Morocco 2,964,324 TEU in 2015 ( 50 )
3 - Durban South Africa 2,770,335 TEU in 2015 ( 56 )
4 - Alexandria Egypt 1,688,301 TEU in 2015 ( 88)
5 - Lagos Nigeria 1,538,086 TEU in 2015 (97)

mambasa port 1,076,118 TEU in 2015 ( not in the top 100 )

source :
- The Lloyd's List of the World's Busiest Container Ports 2015 (Top 100)
- for mambasa port http://af.reuters.com/article/kenyaNews/idAFL2N1690FT

Jayceon:
you mean it stimulates their penis erections?

Lionessza: