Muafrika2 I am looking at u like this

I hope u haven't chop ban?

adamskutty:
Muafrika2 I am looking at u like this

I hope u haven't chop ban?

Good graces Enough of the ugliness already! Am having my breakfast. You're embarrassing Niger men

Muafrika2:

Good graces Enough of the ugliness already! Am having my breakfast. You're embarrassing Niger men

Maybe there's another definition of ugliness. Kenyan version..

I challenge u to upload urs and let unbiased members decide, but u are so scared to reveal urself, I understand.

u are having breakfast by 11am Kenyan time interesting

Kenyanstar:

Hahaha.... you should audition for a comedy gig at Basket mouths show. You almost ruined my ribs bro!! You are a naturally talented comedian thou.

I'm not joking bro neither am I a comedian. but billive me wen I say ,Nigeria will be d greatest country in d world .Nigeria will make Africa one of d best continents on d earth .

y do u think we have not separated despite all d trouble Nigeria is going through, its still standing strong

dude Nigeria was destined to be a very great country and no amount of troubles can prevent that

anyways ,its time will tell. I pray God will keep us all alive to see how powerful and great Nigeria wud become

adamskutty:
Maybe there's another definition of ugliness. Kenyan version..

I challenge u to upload urs and let unbiased members decide, but u are so scared to reveal urself, I understand.

u are having breakfast by 11am Kenyan time interesting

Here I am. This is how handsome looks like

fanficgirl:

I like your optimism but optimism without action is fruitless

its not optimism, its a fact , only time will tell

leathalbeast:
search for apolonia city, greater Accra. do you think only you are building a city? I will never ever have a Nigerian name. it will give me a bad reputation. hahaha

later they will say Nigeria has no influence lllooll, becos Nigeria is building a mega city that d while world knows abt. everybody suddenly wants to build their own my country is too great

uzzyfire:
later they will say Nigeria has no influence lllooll, becos Nigeria is building a mega city that d while world knows abt. everybody suddenly wants to build their own my country is too great

ok

Now uzzyfire, post a picture of your ugly self and let's see.

CocoMilian:



Hahaha I think you should visit this jungle then for a breath of fresh air


WORLD MORST DIRTIEST PLACE TO LIVE IN IS IN NIGERIA,ONITSHA. BY AIR POLLUTION

Approaching Okpoko market through thick smog on the back of an okada (motorcycle taxi), the natural reaction is to cover your nose to protect yourself from the dust storm – but the effort is futile.

When a lorry zooms past, kicking up yet another red cloud of dirt, a trader turns the head of a sleeping toddler away from the road, a protective act that is as poignant as it is pointless.

This is a typical day in the southern Nigerian port city of Onitsha – which last year gained notoriety when it was ranked the worst city in the world for the staggering levels of PM10 (particulate matter) in its air.

looolll I can't billive this rubbish cos India worse

Muafrika2:


Here I am. This is how handsome looks like

That is a random pix from the net of a working class man. he has no hairs tho.

forget the suit, good dress, and professional photography. facially I am still cuter!

Is there a coup d'etat in nigerian. Big topic among nigerian immigrants here?
Actually dont really care. Any kenyans here contributing to "skyscrapercity"

Muafrika2:



You'll still be as ugly when you wake up

wateva u say doesn't stop Nigeria from being d greatest country in d world

adamskutty:
That is a random pix from the net of a working class man. he has no hairs tho.

forget the suit, good dress, and professional photography. facially I am still cuter!

Its called a hair cut. I know, with electric issues over there its rare.

Face? Nothing! You don't come close!

uzzyfire:
wateva u say doesn't stop Nigeria from being d greatest country in d world

I thought you guys were sleeping, you said. Then one day you'll wake up and catch us by surprise

CocoMilian:



Hahahahaha I live in Kenya and never heard of such absurd claims...70% live in slums
See I can never take a Nigerian seriously y'll are ignorant....u will talk and talk and talk nonsense....

So what about your country with all that oil what great has it done for you?

We barely have as many resources as you people yet we are progressing steadily and well....and lemmie remind we also support many refugees and some somalians in somalia with the little resources we have here. Still on that note we have free education in public schools and also mothers can give birth for free at public hospitals....we never denied of having slums coz that's a fact but that's all you can talk about in Nigeria to insult Kenyans with.... I imagine if kenya had that kinda oil what much more we would have done by now

No matter how big or small a country is you cant blame your failure on the size of your country the way many of you here claim that....


Take your time and visit kenya apart from googling our development....
And please no country on this earth hasn't got problems....common sense.



Bitterness will kill you. Smh

Bitterness would kill who?? between we both who is sounding bitter? LMAO .. ok I have heard your plea, I would visit your jungle when I wanna see animals and wild life, so wail and cry no more, I may decide to take you along with me as a wife so you could accomplish that your long lived dream of making out with a Nigerian like your other sisters lol..

Now let me school you a bit cos it seems you guys aren't generally blessed with intelligence, Nigeria is a country of 180 million people, so you ought to know that the resources wouldn't be sustainably available to all owing to the large and increasing population coupled with corruption which Affects the whole of Africa.

Kenya on the other hand with just 46 million people and a booming tourist industry with agricultural products like tea and the likes should have done more, I don't think most of your citizens should still be living primitive lives like it is today, so when we check the resources available in relative to your population and development available, you would be in the best position to judge if you guys have really achieved much.

Lastly, coming to the issues of refugees like you claimed, we have many of them here from Chad, Niger, Benin Republic etc, worst is that we can't differentiate them from the core northerners, they are actually the ones who inflate the reports about poverty and starvation here to add to the insurgence we are already facing, so you see you guys aren't alone in that, I think we should be the ones complaining cos the situation is worse off.

adamskutty:
Guy shut up! majority of Kenyans suffer from inferiority complex, very insecure, they always think of what others think about them. the insecurity shown by ur kind is here for the whole world to see, especially in this thread, if I should start posting projects ongoing and completed in Nigeria, bi won't be able to finish.

Kenya generate less electricity supply to meet its demand.

u think it is only Kenya that has wind turbines for generating electricity?? Nigeria has the largest wind turbines in west Africa located in katsina state, I am sure there's 24 hrs power supply in that place. the govt is looking at building small power stations like this for small towns with less energy demand than the bigger cities.

Some parts of Nigeria do have 24/7 power supply, bonny island is a good example, and in the capital city power is quite steady, I think a special solar power plant is ongoing in abj of about 100mw for abuja residents only.

10Mw Nigeria is Ajoke look at Kenyas 300Mw..

Will Africa's biggest wind power project transform Kenya's growth? - CNN.com
Will Africa's biggest wind power project transform Kenya's growth? - CNN.com

Muafrika2:

Its called a hair cut. I know, with electric issues over there its rare.

Face? Nothing! You don't come close!

Hair cut?? admit it u are getting bald!!! forget all the church dressing and face reality. skin tone and the rest I am ahead. pls drop ur ego and admit it.

but I sincerely doubt if that is u, if u are indeed in the labour market, u wouldn't have spend so much time on nairaland. I have always been inactive until yesterday because of studies.

And looking at the face, u should be above 30, if that is really u as u claim!

in fact that isn't u, u don't have the guts or courage to upload ur pix on a public forum just because I said u should.

say the truth, stop living fake life.

puuuussy cat no be tiger.

uzzyfire:
Kenya trounces Nigeria in business and influence too

Kenya Beats SA, Nigeria In African CEOs Plan Hub


Summary

The CEOs cite Kenya’s improving infrastructure, big pool of skilled workers and young population as their biggest attraction to the country.

Multinationals that have recently set up operations in Nairobi include General Electric, Google, IBM, Visa International, Pepsi, and Foton.

The PwC survey was conducted between September and November last year and is part of its global research which analyses responses from 1,379 CEOs.

Most chief executives of big African companies see Kenya as their favourite investment destination ahead of the continent’s economic giants, Nigeria and South Africa, a new PwC report shows.
The CEOs cite Kenya’s improving infrastructure, big pool of skilled workers and young population as their biggest attraction to the country.
South Africa is ranked second while the continent's biggest economy, Nigeria, comes third in the PwC survey.

Simon Mutinda, a partner at PwC Kenya who was involved in the survey, says CEOs who were interviewed view Kenyans as being highly adaptable to new goods and services due to their high exposure, making them potential customers for their products. “The CEOs also said they picked Kenya because of the stability and predictability of its macro-economic variables. Other than short-term shocks, businesses can plan their operations,” Mr Mutinda said in an interview.
The PwC survey was conducted between September and November last year and is part of its global research which analyses responses from 1,379 CEOs.
The report, which was released last week, comes at a time when Kenya, and its capital Nairobi in particular, is morphing into a continental hub, with multinational firms opening shop in the capital.
Multinationals that have recently set up operations in Nairobi include General Electric, Google, IBM, Visa International, Pepsi, and Foton.
“Kenya still has a long way to go in terms of variables such as cost of energy and infrastructure, but the CEOs are viewing the efforts currently being made as positive hence their outlook,” said Mr Mutinda.
Eleven of the 80 CEOs interviewed by PwC for The Africa Business Agenda 2017 report picked Kenya as their most important country for their organisation’s overall growth prospects over the next year.
Another 10 executives picked South Africa while Nigeria recorded eight. Ghana and Zambia completed the top five list.
Global hotel and fast-food chains have also joined the beeline to Nairobi, attracted by a growing middle class with increasing disposable income and a high appetite taste for new things.
Guy Hayward, the CEO of Massmart Holdings, told PwC researchers that Kenya is among the five markets outside South Africa the retail giant considers “important from a retailer and wholesaler perspective.”

The retailer has been angling for a buyout to enter the Kenyan market. Negotiations with family-owned supermarket chain Naivas flopped in 2013.
Miguel Azevedo, Citibank’s head of investment banking for Africa, said in a March interview that while the mass market provides the most short-term opportunities, there are investors looking for long-term capital-intensive infrastructure investments.
PwC’s findings echo two separate reports published by consultancy Ernst & Young (EY). EY named Kenya as the second most attractive investment destination in Africa after Morocco in 2017.

Kenya scored highly in the long-term outlook in governance and human development, economic diversification, infrastructure and logistics and improved business environment.
Research firm Quantum Global Research Lab named Kenya a distant 15th in terms of investment attractiveness on the continent.
The firm’s Global Africa Investment Index highlights strong domestic demand and public infrastructure investment in the context of low oil prices and domestic macroeconomic stability.
Multinationals keen on reaching the 180-million-people-strong East African common market are keen to establish regional hubs in Kenya to take advantage of the trade area that allows free movement of goods, people and capital.
The CEOs interviewed by PwC, half of whom were from East Africa, however ranked Kenya as being among the most challenging when it comes to tax administration.

Nigeria was ranked highest in terms of the country that presents the most tax challenge, with 58 per cent of the respondents picking the West African state, followed by South Africa and Angola with 33 per cent.
The Democratic Republic of Congo came in fourth and Kenya fifth, with 21 per cent and 18 per cent of the executives respectively saying the tax environment in these countries poses a threat to business.
The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) is increasingly targeting multinationals, accusing them of tax evasion and, in some instances, netting millions of shillings through sting operations.
“The authority has become more aggressive with more audits being conducted. Their approach is understandable due to their high collection targets,” Anne Eriksson, PwC’s regional senior partner in East Africa, told the Business Daily .

“Businesses are also discouraged by the fact that it takes quite a long time to get tax refunds. There is also a lack of consistency in tax administration; taxes are introduced, repealed and then reintroduced regularly.”


http://www.businessdailyafrica.com/corporate/Kenya-beats-Nigeria--SA-in-African-CEOs-plans-hub/539550-3933238-3143ay/index.html

leathalbeast:
Now uzzyfire, post a picture of your ugly self and let's see.

looll y do u want to see my pic I'm not gay oooo

Jay254:


10Mw Nigeria is Ajoke look at Kenyas 300Mw..

Will Africa's biggest wind power project transform Kenya's growth? - CNN.com
Will Africa's biggest wind power project transform Kenya's growth? - CNN.com

I uploaded that as a case study on rural electrification.

The mambilla hydro power plant been built in taraba state is 3,500mw!!!!!!!!!!!!

Muafrika2:

I thought you guys were sleeping, you said. Then one day you'll wake up and catch us by surprise

Nigeria will be d greatest country in the world

adamskutty:
Hair cut?? admit it u are getting bald!!! forget all the church dressing and face reality. skin tone and the rest I am ahead. pls drop ur ego and admit it.

but I sincerely doubt if that is u, if u are indeed in the labour market, u wouldn't have spend so much time on nairaland. I have always been inactive until yesterday because of studies.

And looking at the face, u should be above 30, if that is really u as u claim!

in fact that isn't u, u don't have the guts or courage to upload ur pix on a public forum just because I said u should.

say the truth, stop living fake life.

puuuussy cat no be tiger.

Of course, that's why I've been referring to you as my kid.

Random me (when am not even trying )

uzzyfire:
Nigeria will be d greatest country in the world

We can't wait!!

uzzyfire:
Kenya trounces Nigeria in business and influence too

Kenya overtakes S.A as biggest investor in Africa

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KarmaKill:


Le'Mac Tower.

First Picture - Initial design 2014 - height 87m, floors 22. Roof - two penthouses on the roof.

Second Picture - 2015 redesign - height 98m, floors 24, roof cone shaped roof top bar.

Third and Fourth pictures - 2016 final design - height 126m, Floors 26, Roof Large dome shaped roof top bar..,...

I hope that educates you on this matter other than your funny funny blogs.

Bhuuuhahaha! That's why the Emporis you called funny funny blogs is more updated than all these grammar and vain li.es.

Let me educate you on Emporis before I move to the next topic since you are ignorant of it.

Emporis GmbH is a real estate data mining company with headquarters in Hamburg, Germany. The company collects and publishes data and photographs of buildings worldwide.

Emporis offers a variety of information on its public database, Emporis.com, located at www.emporis.com. Emporis is frequently cited by various media sources as an authority on building data.

Emporis previously focused exclusively on high-rise buildings and skyscrapers, which it defines as buildings "between 35 and 100 metres" tall and "at least 100 metres tall", respectively. Today, the database has expanded to include low-rise buildings and other structures.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emporis

As you can see it it is indeed an internationally recognized and reputable company on building database. Don't come here to expose ya....

That been confirmed, I will say Emporis is right on point to confirm that LéMac Tower is just 23 stories because LéMac website confirmed it though their's is 22 stories(the ground floor was not counted) but the technical data of a structure counts from the ground up to the last floor. The remaining floors buried underground doesn't count in this term.

Yes! Permit me to say LéMac Tower is 23 floors with the other 3 floors buried underground. May you measure the height from beneath the surface of the earth to the top. . Sorry, it doesn't work that way. LéMac Tower is 89m only going by the rules.

You can even count the floors from the second picture. It is glaring, LéMac Tower is 23 floors based on the technical data to measure the height.

First is the snapshot of the details of Lé Mac Tower from their website. Take note that it stated 22 floors without the ground floor but I am Emporis have included it on our data. Bhuuuhahaha!

2nd pic is LéMac Tower Nairobi.

The conclusion is, Lagos with 8 skyscrapers completed, has more skyscrapers than the whole of Nairobi Kenya with just 6 skyscrapers completed. Sorry.

CocoMilian:



Hahaha I think you should visit this jungle then for a breath of fresh air


WORLD MORST DIRTIEST PLACE TO LIVE IN IS IN NIGERIA,ONITSHA. BY AIR POLLUTION

Approaching Okpoko market through thick smog on the back of an okada (motorcycle taxi), the natural reaction is to cover your nose to protect yourself from the dust storm – but the effort is futile.

When a lorry zooms past, kicking up yet another red cloud of dirt, a trader turns the head of a sleeping toddler away from the road, a protective act that is as poignant as it is pointless.

This is a typical day in the southern Nigerian port city of Onitsha – which last year gained notoriety when it was ranked the worst city in the world for the staggering levels of PM10 (particulate matter) in its air.

At least it wasn't declared a slum lol That place is a bustling city in Eastern Nigeria known for trade in the whole of West Africa, again you should know that report was exaggerated...

You should be more concerned about the slums in your capital city, the Hunger and poverty ravaging your citizens in the forests and villages where the average Kenyan lives..

I dare you to show me any slum in Abuja my own capital city.

uzzyfire:
looll y do u want to see my pic I'm not gay oooo

hahaha funny guy

uzzyfire:
Kenya trounces Nigeria in business and influence too

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NcPGkISAuIg&itct=CAMQpDAYFCITCMec95zP-9MCFcisVQodTVsCyVIxS2VueWEgb3ZlcnRha2VzIFMuQSBhcyBiaWdnZXN0IGludmVzdG9yIGluIEFmcmljYQ%3D%3D&hl=en&gl=KE&client=mv-google

KarmaKill:


Why are you scared of 200m?

Stop using 1990s definitions.

há há há........ 1990s definition my foot.

http://www.newworldencyclopedia.org/entry/Skyscraper

even in the US, it is only 150m and above,so,where did u get ur definition from?
is it from the future?

Muafrika2:

Of course, that's why I've been referring to you as my kid.

Random me (when am not even trying )

Correct! but u will agree with me that I am way cuter!

but how will a grown up man like u engage in e-fights and trolling. At one point I thought u were a kid!

Kenya is the biggest producer of Geothermal Energy in Africa and 4th world wide..

We will also be number one on Wind energy.

Kenya geothermal capacity growth fourth largest in the world - Daily Nation
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=/amp/www.nation.co.ke/business/Kenya-s-geothermal-capacity-fourth-largest-in-the-world--Report/996-3236228-view-asAMP-11c3bhfz/index.html&ved=0ahUKEwjfidXpz_vTAhXlDcAKHS3VC48QFgggMAE&usg=AFQjCNE2FpROI4LNjMUTNU4biRU8HbVgUA&sig2=ARGLAxiijLrXzI_orXy7nQ