KarmaKill:


Talk of buildings over 100m high. Africa has only 2 skyscrapers. one in Nairobi and the other in Jo'burg with two more under construction in Nairobi.

Meanwhile here is a list of high-rises in Nairobi with over 20 floors. Can Nigeria beat that?

Complete Towers
1. Britam - 31
2. UAP - 33
3. Times Tower - 33
4. KICC - 28
5. NSSF building - 28
6. Nyayo House - 27
7. Teleposta Tower - 27
8. Anniversary Tower - 27
9. LéMac - 26
10. 4th Ngong Avenue Tower - 25
11. Co-op Bank House - 25
12. KCB Tower - 24
13. Ambank House - 22
14. UoN Chandaria Tower - 22
15. National Bank Tower - 21
16. King's Distinction Residence Tower - 22
17. Viewpark Tower - 20
18. Hazina Tower - 25
19. Uchumi House - 21
20. Kenya Re Tower - 21
21. Lonrho House - 22
Topped Out
1. Prism Tower - 34
2. Parliament Tower - 26
3. FCB tower - 25
Under Construction
1. Hass Tower 1 - 67
2. Avic Office Tower - 46
3. Hass Tower 2 - 45
4. Montave Tower 1 - 40
5. Montave Tower 2 - 40
6. Hazina Trade Center - 38
7. Avic Hotel Tower - 35
8. Avic Tower 3 - 28
9. Upper Hill Chambers - 26
10. Avic Tower 4 - 25
11. One Place Africa - 24
12. Avic Tower 5 - 24
13. Avic Tower 6. - 24
Total over 20 floors complete and under construction = 37.
Nairobi is peerless.

DEFINITION

The term "skyscraper" was first applied to buildings of steel framed construction of at least 10 stories in the late 19th century, a result of public amazement at the tall buildings being built in major cities like Chicago, New York City, Philadelphia, Detroit, and St. Louis.[3] The first steel-frame skyscraper was the Home Insurance Building (originally 10 stories with a height of 42 m or 138 ft) in Chicago, Illinois in 1885. Some point to Philadelphia's 10-story Jayne Building (1849–50) as a proto-skyscraper, or to New York's seven-floor Equitable Life Building (New York City), built in 1870, for its innovative use of a kind of skeletal frame, but such designation depends largely on what factors are chosen. Even the scholars making the argument find it to be purely academic......

The Emporis Standards Committee defines a high-rise building as "a multi-story structure between 35–100 meters tall, or a building of unknown height from 12–39 floors" and a skyscraper as "a multi-story building whose architectural height is at least 100 m or 330 ft. Some structural engineers define a highrise as any vertical construction for which wind is a more significant load factor than earthquake or weight. Note that this criterion fits not only high-rises but some other tall structures, such as towers.

The word skyscraper often carries a connotation of pride and achievement. The skyscraper, in name and social function, is a modern expression of the age-old symbol of the world center or axis mundi: a pillar that connects earth to heaven and the four compass directions to one another.[8]

A loose convention of some in the United States and Europe draws the lower limit of a skyscraper at 150 m or 490 ft.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skyscraper

Bhuuuhahaha! Based on the first @bolded

Lagos has 8 skyscrapers completed than the whole of Kenya. Sorry

With about 10 skyscrapers with the minimum height of 100m under construction.


DEFINITION OF HIGHRISE

Various bodies have defined "high-rise":


Emporis Standards defines a high-rise as "A multi-story structure between 35–100 meters tall, or a building of unknown height from 12–39 floors."

According to the building code of Hyderabad, India, a high-rise building is one with four floors or more, or 15 to 18 meters or more in height...
The International Conference on Fire Safety in High-Rise Buildings defined a high-rise as "any structure where the height can have a serious impact...
In the U.S., the National Fire Protection Association defines a high-rise as being higher than 75 feet (23 meters), or about 7 stories.[5]
Most building engineers, inspectors, architects and similar professionals define a high-rise as a building that is at least 75 feet (23 m) tall.[citation needed]

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



Based on the definition @bolded, Lagos has more highrise than the whole of Kenya. While Abuja and Port Harcourt has more than Mombasa. sorry

123 Highrises (completed and underconstruction)

Please, note that I didn't add 8 completed skyscrapers and the 10 underconstruction. They are all above 20 floors and 100m.

List of High-rise buildings in Lagos

1 Great Nigeria House 22
2 Sterling Towers 23
3 Stock Exchange House 22
4 UBA House 20
5 Eagle House 20
6 Afribank Plaza 19
7 Freeman House 18
8 Eko Court Block C 24
9 Eko Court Block B 24
10 Eko Court Block A 24
11 NIDB House 21
12 Wema Towers 20
13 Unity House 19
14 Eleganza House 18
15 Nicon House 18
16 Elephant House 18
17 Financial Trust House 18

18 Elephant House - 16
19 Post Office Building - 16
20 Black Diamond Suites & Apartments - 15
21 Bookshop House - 15
22 Victoria Mall Plaza - 15
23 Federal Palace hotel - 14
24 Assurance Bank of Nigeria - 14
25 Standard Chartered Bank Head Office - 14
26 1004 Housing Estate 6 - 14
27 1004 Housing Estate 5 - 14
28 1004 Housing Estate 4 - 14
29 1004 Housing Estate 3 - 14
30 1004 Housing Estate 2 - 14
31 1004 Housing Estate 1 - 14
32 UAC Building - 14
33 Mike Adenuga Towers - 13
34 WAEC House - 13
35 Zenon House 13
36 National Open University of Nigeria - 13
35 St. Nicholas hospital - 13

36 FF Millenium Towers 13
37 Sapetro Tower 13
38 Atlantic Royal Gardens 13
39 Mulliner Road Towers 13
40 Awolowo Road Towers 13
41 Alagbon Towers 3 13
42 Alagbon Towers 2 13
43 Alagbon Towers 1 13
44 Bar Beach Towers 5 13
45 Bar Beach Towers 4 13
46 Bar Beach Towers 3 13
47 Bar Beach Towers 2 13
48 Bar Beach Towers 1 13
49 Yinka Folawiyo Plaza 13
50 Block F - 13
51 Block E - 13
52 Block D - 13
53 Block C - 13
54 Block B - 13
55 Block A - 13

56 Senate House, University of Lagos 13
57 Lapal House 13
58 Federal Secretariat Phase II 13
59 Federal Secretariat Phase I 13
60 Samuel Asabia House 12 -
61 Foreshore Towers 12
62 Octagon House 12 -
63 Africa Re Building 12
64 African Continental Bank 12
65 Churchgate Tower 12
66 Tima Tower 12
67 Eko Hotel 12

68 Nestoil Towers 16
69 Zenith Heights 17
70 Sterling Tower 18
80 Kanti Tower 17
81 Shelter Tower 15

82&83 Nipost Towers - 15 × 2

84 NDIC Tower 14
85 N kings Tower 16
86 Chelsea hotel 15
87 Oriental Hotel 12 ×2
89 Civic Centre Towers – 15

90&91 The Wings Towers – 17 ×2
92& 93 Twin Tower – 20 ×2

94 Madina Tower – 15
95 Independence House 23
96 Eden HEIGHTS 15
97 Alliance Place – 12
98 Kingsway Towers –
99 Heritage Place – 14
100 B.A.T Rising Sun – 13
101 Temple Tower – 15
102 Sogenal Tower – 15
103 Sharon of Rose 12
104 SOG Tower - 15
105 Conoil House 22

106&107 Gerard 6 | 15F | 15F × 2
108&109 Le Meridien (grand) Tower 15× 2
110,111&112 Eko Energy Estate 20 × 3
113&114 Gerard 46 |18F × 2
115&116 Park Resident 23 × 2

117 Lagos Sky Tower 26
118 Azuri Peninsula (Zuma Tower) 24
115 Afren Energy 15
116 Coral hotel 17
117 Greystone Tower 17
118 Mulliner Towers – 13
119 Osbourne Tower – 12
120,121,122&123 The Waves Tower 12 ×4


Lagos dey wound Kenya since nineteen cridi.

TayserMahiri:



You see this CS thing is driving human evolution in a different direction.

http://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-38210837

I think its the babies who have grown bigger. Before modernity, women had special diets that kept the weight of the baby in check. Now doctors are recommending the opposite. Even those who do not get a CS nowadays still get a cut to make more space for birth.

mtis:

Kenya is the only country in Africa which provides satellite launch capacity

I have heard a lot of Shiit since i was born.. But this this is by far the biggest.

mtis:
tell me something..why do igbos feel like no part of Naija

The Bleep

mtis:

You might be an igbo (cant proof that) but many if not majority of igbos feels different

And you know this how?

kikuyu1:

It's Saturday night. Never 'believe' anything! Most of what we believe,what we think we know is 200% BS!! Tomorrow I'll show you authentic pix of some German WW2 soldiers. THIS WORLD ISN'T THE WAY IT SEEMS! NEVER BELIEVE ANYTHING ESPECIALLY COMMONLY ACCEPTED NARRATIVES. More often than not they're falsely manufactured. Investigate everything!

You may be right to an extent. I would imagine its something akin to what's been happening to Mugabe after he chased the whites. Its a way of Western control of African governments and protection of their economic interests. May be he did just a part of it

He was a Luo, right? What about the stories of cannibalism? Last time I checked Luos did not have that kind of reputation.

Hbuyosh:
The political circumstances that led to Uhuru becoming the president is very different from the circumstancs in Togo. Nobody even expected that Uhuru Kenyatta would run for an elective seat in the first place.
He lost a parliamentary seat in 1997, and was so devastated, reportedly drowned his sorrow in alcohol, and nearly quit politics were it not for tthe then president Daniiel Moi, who nominates him to parliament, then gave him the job as the finance minister. In 2002 he ran for the presidency, but was severly defeated. He only managed to win in 2013 after his party formed an alliance with him as the flag- bear. As u can see, it isnt as a result of his progeny that he got here, he struggled, just like the other politicians in Kenya.

Tell me about Togo's Eyadema. Father dead, son immediately sworn in as president.

Uhuru had almost 0% chance of becoming president. Its the ICC that made him one. People arose to vote him in as they looked at it as a colonial victimization. And what were those people thinking? A favourite son of a freedom fighter? Even I could have voted for him (I did not, because they run on the basis of a tribal alliance and my tribe wasn't invited )

The person responsible for creating this thread need to have his mental faculty checked out.

Why, would someone in a good state of mind be comparing Nigeria to kenya, what is this a joke, kenya i mean seriously kenya to Nigeria?

Most of the argument going on here are even stupid, seriously people can be this ignorant in this age and time, imagine someone saying kenya has a satelitte launch capability, the FFFUK.

Why would an educated and resonable fellow be camparing Nairobi with Lagos, the money,economic activities(formal/informal, legal/illegal) that flows in lagos a day is bigger than that of the entire nation of kenya.

Tell me why would america be comparing itself to brunei.
Why will america compare itself to switzerland.

Why will china compare itself to singapore ,macau.

Why would britain be comparing itself to norway.

Why would south africa comparing itself to mauritainia,namibia.

Why would Nigeria be comparing itself to kenya,ghana,benin,ivory coast.


Why, because we are not in your league.

sirjerry:
The person responsible for creating this thread need to have his mental faculty checked out.

Why, would someone in a good state of mind be comparing Nigeria to kenya, what is this a joke, kenya i mean seriously kenya to Nigeria?

Most of the argument going on here are even stupid, seriously people can be this ignorant in this age and time, imagine someone saying kenya has a satelitte launch capability, the FFFUK.

Why would an educated and resonable fellow be camparing Nairobi with Lagos, the money,economic activities(formal/informal, legal/illegal) that flows in lagos a day is bigger than that of the entire nation of kenya.

Tell me why would america be comparing itself to brunei.
Why will america compare itself to switzerland.

Why will china compare itself to singapore ,macau.

Why would britain be comparing itself to norway.

Why would south africa comparing itself to mauritainia,namibia.

Why would Nigeria be comparing itself to kenya,ghana,benin,ivory coast.


Why, because we are not in your league.

Feel free to back up your rants with facts.

Technologically we FFuk you up.

Banking and finance we FFUk you up

Economically We Ffuk you up.

Culturally we ffuk you up.

In entertainment we ffuk you up.

In military might we ffuk you up.

In wealth we ffuk you up.

In Infrastructure we ffuck you up.

Heck we have more university in nigeria than you have in the whole of east africa.

In influence we ffuck ffick ffuk ffuk you up.

We have more tarred road in nigeria than you have in kenya, tanzania, uganda combined.

We have more schools in nigeria than you have in the whole of east africa.

In industry we ffuk you up.

In development we fffuk you up.

In electricity generation(no matter how bad it is) we still generate more than you can ever dream of.

GDP we ffuk you up.

PPP we ffuk you up.

GDP per capita we Bleep you up.

We have a middle class population that is bigger than your whole population .

Muafrika2:

Feel free to back up your rants with facts.

What facts? That america can't be compared with UAE,BRUNEI. That Nigeria can't be compared with kenya. Trying to compare a country like nigeria to kenya is a sign of ignorance.
It is visible to anyone with a brain.

Major Regional Power in Northern America (USA) (also Superpower) Major Regional Powers in Latin America (Mexico, Brazil and Argentina) Major Regional Powers in Europe (France, Germany, Italy and the United Kingdom) Major Regional Power in Northern Asia and Eastern Europe (Russia) Major Regional Power in the Middle East and Southeast Europe (Turkey) Major Regional Power in Africa and the Middle East (Egypt) Major Regional Powers in Africa (Nigeria and South Africa) Major Regional Powers in the Middle East (Israel, Iran and Saudi Arabia) Major Regional Power in Southeastern Asia (Indonesia) Major Regional Powers in Eastern Asia (China, Japan and South Korea) Major Regional Powers in South Asia (India, Pakistan) Major Regional Power in Oceania (Australia)

What’s more, Africa as a whole is experiencing a major surge in eCommerce . A recent report by Internet World has shown a huge increase in ‘Googling’ throughout the country, with Nigeria coming out top.
With IT and Software companies experiencing major growth, and Media and Professional services closely behind – it seems every sector is being well represented across this diverse country as it continues to develop at a very fast pace.
Nigeria is already the largest mobile market in Africa – Already ranked The World’s Highest Facebook Mobile Penetration country.

Two of the most significant and biggest project in africa.

The Nigeria-Morocco pipeline will have a positive impact on over 300 million inhabitants, Bourita said, noting that it would speed up electrification projects across West Africa, and serve as a basis for the creation of a competitive electricity regional market.

http://northafricapost.com/17865-nigeria-morocco-gas-pipeline-project-taking-shape.html

He said the project would be the single largest stream in the world.
“The refinery and fertiliser projects will create job opportunities for the communities and Nigerians when it becomes operational.
“The refinery will have a refining capacity of about 650,000 barrels of crude a day,’’ he said.
Alake said the project would force down the price of Premium Motor Spirit (petrol) in the country and save money spent on importation.
He said that projects such as these would optimise government revenue and wean Nigeria from relying solely on oil.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/09/dangote-17bn-dollars-refinery-create-300000-jobs-official/

sirjerry:
Two of the most significant and biggest project in africa.

The Nigeria-Morocco pipeline will have a positive impact on over 300 million inhabitants, Bourita said, noting that it would speed up electrification projects across West Africa, and serve as a basis for the creation of a competitive electricity regional market.

http://northafricapost.com/17865-nigeria-morocco-gas-pipeline-project-taking-shape.html

He said the project would be the single largest stream in the world.
“The refinery and fertiliser projects will create job opportunities for the communities and Nigerians when it becomes operational.
“The refinery will have a refining capacity of about 650,000 barrels of crude a day,’’ he said.
Alake said the project would force down the price of Premium Motor Spirit (petrol) in the country and save money spent on importation.
He said that projects such as these would optimise government revenue and wean Nigeria from relying solely on oil.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/09/dangote-17bn-dollars-refinery-create-300000-jobs-official/

Nice effort sirjerry. Let's proceed this way

CocoMilian:
ok
Waist-26 Hips-48½ Ass so fat and thick
The rest is for your imagination when yo *****
Thank you

Wow! utanifanya nikuje inbox pap!

forgiveness:



DEFINITION

The term "skyscraper" was first applied to buildings of steel framed construction of at least 10 stories in the late 19th century, a result of public amazement at the tall buildings being built in major cities like Chicago, New York City, Philadelphia, Detroit, and St. Louis.[3] The first steel-frame skyscraper was the Home Insurance Building (originally 10 stories with a height of 42 m or 138 ft) in Chicago, Illinois in 1885. Some point to Philadelphia's 10-story Jayne Building (1849–50) as a proto-skyscraper, or to New York's seven-floor Equitable Life Building (New York City), built in 1870, for its innovative use of a kind of skeletal frame, but such designation depends largely on what factors are chosen. Even the scholars making the argument find it to be purely academic......

The Emporis Standards Committee defines a high-rise building as "a multi-story structure between 35–100 meters tall, or a building of unknown height from 12–39 floors" and a skyscraper as "a multi-story building whose architectural height is at least 100 m or 330 ft. Some structural engineers define a highrise as any vertical construction for which wind is a more significant load factor than earthquake or weight. Note that this criterion fits not only high-rises but some other tall structures, such as towers.

The word skyscraper often carries a connotation of pride and achievement. The skyscraper, in name and social function, is a modern expression of the age-old symbol of the world center or axis mundi: a pillar that connects earth to heaven and the four compass directions to one another.[8]

A loose convention of some in the United States and Europe draws the lower limit of a skyscraper at 150 m or 490 ft.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skyscraper

Bhuuuhahaha! Based on the first @bolded

Lagos has 8 skyscrapers completed than the whole of Kenya. Sorry

With about 10 skyscrapers with the minimum height of 100m under construction.


DEFINITION OF HIGHRISE

Various bodies have defined "high-rise":


Emporis Standards defines a high-rise as "A multi-story structure between 35–100 meters tall, or a building of unknown height from 12–39 floors."

According to the building code of Hyderabad, India, a high-rise building is one with four floors or more, or 15 to 18 meters or more in height...
The International Conference on Fire Safety in High-Rise Buildings defined a high-rise as "any structure where the height can have a serious impact...
In the U.S., the National Fire Protection Association defines a high-rise as being higher than 75 feet (23 meters), or about 7 stories.[5]
Most building engineers, inspectors, architects and similar professionals define a high-rise as a building that is at least 75 feet (23 m) tall.[citation needed]

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



Based on the definition @bolded, Lagos has more highrise than the whole of Kenya. While Abuja and Port Harcourt has more than Mombasa. sorry

123 Highrises (completed and underconstruction)

Please, note that I didn't add 8 completed skyscrapers and the 10 underconstruction. They are all above 20 floors and 100m.

List of High-rise buildings in Lagos

1 Great Nigeria House 22
2 Sterling Towers 23
3 Stock Exchange House 22
4 UBA House 20
5 Eagle House 20
6 Afribank Plaza 19
7 Freeman House 18
8 Eko Court Block C 24
9 Eko Court Block B 24
10 Eko Court Block A 24
11 NIDB House 21
12 Wema Towers 20
13 Unity House 19
14 Eleganza House 18
15 Nicon House 18
16 Elephant House 18
17 Financial Trust House 18

18 Elephant House - 16
19 Post Office Building - 16
20 Black Diamond Suites & Apartments - 15
21 Bookshop House - 15
22 Victoria Mall Plaza - 15
23 Federal Palace hotel - 14
24 Assurance Bank of Nigeria - 14
25 Standard Chartered Bank Head Office - 14
26 1004 Housing Estate 6 - 14
27 1004 Housing Estate 5 - 14
28 1004 Housing Estate 4 - 14
29 1004 Housing Estate 3 - 14
30 1004 Housing Estate 2 - 14
31 1004 Housing Estate 1 - 14
32 UAC Building - 14
33 Mike Adenuga Towers - 13
34 WAEC House - 13
35 Zenon House 13
36 National Open University of Nigeria - 13
35 St. Nicholas hospital - 13

36 FF Millenium Towers 13
37 Sapetro Tower 13
38 Atlantic Royal Gardens 13
39 Mulliner Road Towers 13
40 Awolowo Road Towers 13
41 Alagbon Towers 3 13
42 Alagbon Towers 2 13
43 Alagbon Towers 1 13
44 Bar Beach Towers 5 13
45 Bar Beach Towers 4 13
46 Bar Beach Towers 3 13
47 Bar Beach Towers 2 13
48 Bar Beach Towers 1 13
49 Yinka Folawiyo Plaza 13
50 Block F - 13
51 Block E - 13
52 Block D - 13
53 Block C - 13
54 Block B - 13
55 Block A - 13

56 Senate House, University of Lagos 13
57 Lapal House 13
58 Federal Secretariat Phase II 13
59 Federal Secretariat Phase I 13
60 Samuel Asabia House 12 -
61 Foreshore Towers 12
62 Octagon House 12 -
63 Africa Re Building 12
64 African Continental Bank 12
65 Churchgate Tower 12
66 Tima Tower 12
67 Eko Hotel 12

68 Nestoil Towers 16
69 Zenith Heights 17
70 Sterling Tower 18
80 Kanti Tower 17
81 Shelter Tower 15

82&83 Nipost Towers - 15 × 2

84 NDIC Tower 14
85 N kings Tower 16
86 Chelsea hotel 15
87 Oriental Hotel 12 ×2
89 Civic Centre Towers – 15

90&91 The Wings Towers – 17 ×2
92& 93 Twin Tower – 20 ×2

94 Madina Tower – 15
95 Independence House 23
96 Eden HEIGHTS 15
97 Alliance Place – 12
98 Kingsway Towers –
99 Heritage Place – 14
100 B.A.T Rising Sun – 13
101 Temple Tower – 15
102 Sogenal Tower – 15
103 Sharon of Rose 12
104 SOG Tower - 15
105 Conoil House 22

106&107 Gerard 6 | 15F | 15F × 2
108&109 Le Meridien (grand) Tower 15× 2
110,111&112 Eko Energy Estate 20 × 3
113&114 Gerard 46 |18F × 2
115&116 Park Resident 23 × 2

117 Lagos Sky Tower 26
118 Azuri Peninsula (Zuma Tower) 24
115 Afren Energy 15
116 Coral hotel 17
117 Greystone Tower 17
118 Mulliner Towers – 13
119 Osbourne Tower – 12
120,121,122&123 The Waves Tower 12 ×4


Lagos dey wound Kenya since nineteen cridi.

Lol, so I posted buildings with over 20 floors and you're posting me buildings with over 12 floors and claiming you have more? Dude, I can't even list all buildings over 12 floors in Nairobi. There are some neighborhoods where all residential buildings are over 12 floors with no names. The fact that you can even list ALL buildings in Lagos with over 12 floors is testament how you have so few of them. Anyway I couldn't help but notice from your list you have only 10 complete buildings over 20 COMPLETE floors in comparison to Nairobi's 22 lol.

Buildings over 20 floors.

Nairobi - 22

Lagos - 10

Nowenuse:


Exactly, that's how humans can be very selfish and sentimental. Everyone wants to identify with success. They forget that everything has a baggage and comes at a cost.

When Nigerian Agbani Darego broke the record and became the first black woman to win miss world. All Africans were quick to identify her as a Black African, even the black americans and carribeans were not left out of the famzing.
But if it is a Nigerian woman reprimanded for something wrong, everyone will be quick to point to Nigeria.
That is double-standardness to me.

LOVE ME AND LOVE MY DOG as the adage goes.You cannot claim you love me and hate my dog.

This is one reason why i will always defend Southern Nigerians to outsiders, even though it is obvious that they are the ones spoiling the Nigerian image to the world with criminality. Cos at the same time, they produce more achievers who also make Nigerians prouder at the same time.

Yeah it's what Chimamanda Adichie calls the danger of a single story.
https://www.google.de/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://m.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DD9Ihs241zeg&ved=0ahUKEwj1stu7pIDUAhXJiiwKHU3PAOsQyCkIHjAA&usg=AFQjCNFsamUOoyT8op_J_41bUlQB-E_jOA

Muafrika2:


You may be right to an extent. I would imagine its something akin to what's been happening to Mugabe after he chased the whites. Its a way of Western control of African governments and protection of their economic interests. May be he did just a part of it

He was a Luo, right? What about the stories of cannibalism? Last time I checked Luos did not have that kind of reputation.

Idi Amin was not Luo. Milton Obote was. Idi Amin was of a Sudanic ethnicity that's closely related to Luos though. His cannibalism was not an ethnic culture but more of an individual thing and has also never been verified. Just hearsay and speculation.

sirjerry:
The person responsible for creating this thread need to have his mental faculty checked out.

Why, would someone in a good state of mind be comparing Nigeria to kenya, what is this a joke, kenya i mean seriously kenya to Nigeria?

Most of the argument going on here are even stupid, seriously people can be this ignorant in this age and time, imagine someone saying kenya has a satelitte launch capability, the FFFUK.

Why would an educated and resonable fellow be camparing Nairobi with Lagos, the money,economic activities(formal/informal, legal/illegal) that flows in lagos a day is bigger than that of the entire nation of kenya.

Tell me why would america be comparing itself to brunei.
Why will america compare itself to switzerland.

Why will china compare itself to singapore ,macau.

Why would britain be comparing itself to norway.

Why would south africa comparing itself to mauritainia,namibia.

Why would Nigeria be comparing itself to kenya,ghana,benin,ivory coast.


Why, because we are not in your league.

Cool down bro. Substance is all we need.

sirjerry:
Technologically we FFuk you up.

Banking and finance we FFUk you up

Economically We Ffuk you up.

Culturally we ffuk you up.

In entertainment we ffuk you up.

In military might we ffuk you up.

In wealth we ffuk you up.

In Infrastructure we ffuck you up.

Heck we have more university in nigeria than you have in the whole of east africa.

In influence we ffuck ffick ffuk ffuk you up.

We have more tarred road in nigeria than you have in kenya, tanzania, uganda combined.

We have more schools in nigeria than you have in the whole of east africa.

In industry we ffuk you up.

In development we fffuk you up.

In electricity generation(no matter how bad it is) we still generate more than you can ever dream of.

GDP we ffuk you up.

PPP we ffuk you up.

GDP per capita we Bleep you up.

We have a middle class population that is bigger than your whole population .

Kenya has over 540 chartered tertiary institutions including 51 universities. That's 1 university per 881,000 people. How many has Nigeria?

popizaino:
you know there too?

too well bro

sirjerry:
Technologically we FFuk you up.

Banking and finance we FFUk you up

Economically We Ffuk you up.

Culturally we ffuk you up.

In entertainment we ffuk you up.

In military might we ffuk you up.

In wealth we ffuk you up.

In Infrastructure we ffuck you up.

Heck we have more university in nigeria than you have in the whole of east africa.

In influence we ffuck ffick ffuk ffuk you up.

We have more tarred road in nigeria than you have in kenya, tanzania, uganda combined.

We have more schools in nigeria than you have in the whole of east africa.

In industry we ffuk you up.

In development we fffuk you up.

In electricity generation(no matter how bad it is) we still generate more than you can ever dream of.

GDP we ffuk you up.

PPP we ffuk you up.

GDP per capita we Bleep you up.

We have a middle class population that is bigger than your whole population .

Lol this looks like a good rap song.... We ffuk you up.

sirjerry:
The person responsible for creating this thread need to have his mental faculty checked out.

Why, would someone in a good state of mind be comparing Nigeria to kenya, what is this a joke, kenya i mean seriously kenya to Nigeria?

Most of the argument going on here are even stupid, seriously people can be this ignorant in this age and time, imagine someone saying kenya has a satelitte launch capability, the FFFUK.

Why would an educated and resonable fellow be camparing Nairobi with Lagos, the money,economic activities(formal/informal, legal/illegal) that flows in lagos a day is bigger than that of the entire nation of kenya.

Tell me why would america be comparing itself to brunei.
Why will america compare itself to switzerland.

Why will china compare itself to singapore ,macau.

Why would britain be comparing itself to norway.

Why would south africa comparing itself to mauritainia,namibia.

Why would Nigeria be comparing itself to kenya,ghana,benin,ivory coast.


Why, because we are not in your league.

authough we have change your style of argument to more of educational impact. it seems you are new and you want to over hype. nigeria can even be compared to somalia depending on the yarstick you want to use in measuring. Usa and canada are always compared by forbes. So what make nigeria case diffrence. London as a city generate second largest income behind newyork and per with tokyo in the whole world. But it is absolutely wrong to even compare london with nigeria. You can compare country against each orther in whatever form. And not city to a country


about 65 percent nigeria gdp comes from lagos: therefore lagos is an important strategy in niigeria economy:

country like germany and usa have a diffrent city with diffrent amount of income but it aeems nigeria is modeling uk where most of the income are largely from one or two cities.

Nowenuse:


So does that mean that any black african who is not a burnt offering like the average Ghanaian or Kenyan is bleaching?
Must all Africans look like burnt offerings?

Are all Europeans blonde? Are all Europeans black-eyed? Are all Europeans ghostly pale white?

bleaching general

Nowenuse:


Apart from Kofi Annan, what other good thing has ever come out of Ghana?

because Nigeria is a failed state, you can never have a secretary general of the United Nations come from that sh1thole.

Nowenuse:


Yes. Many northern minorities also complain of marginalization.
Many FCT indigenes have been denied their rights as citizens of Nigeria. Many were resettled out of their ancestral lands in Abuja without compensation by the FG. Many like those in Southern Kaduna have been demanding for their own state due to Hausa domination. Many more.

I think things like human rights in developing countries (Africa especially) are things that come gradually with time as the populace mature more mentally.

The election of Buhari all boils down to tribal politics of sentiments. With the way things are going now, it is very clear that there will be a change of alliance in 2019 just as there was in 2011 and 2015.
Although, apart from politics of tribal sentiments, allegations of corruption and the mere desire for change also brought about the election of Buhari.

Although i was a staunch Goodluck supporter, i am still happy to an extent about Buhari's election, cos it sent a new wave of message all through Nigeria that power for 8 years in no longer mandatory and that every administration must sit tight or be thrown out every 4 years. That is more like the way democracy should be. Strong competition between every political tenure to outcompete the previous.

Na so. People felt that with GEJ in power Nigeria would be no more so they went for broke.

NairobiWalker:


Cool down bro. Substance is all we need.

dude u don't know how annoying and degrading it is that u guys are trying to compare Kenya with Nigeria .

u won't unstnd degrading it is until a country like Malawi or Burundi starts trying to drag shoulders with Kenya

Marcelo290:
Man come out straight and say what you wanna say, let's know from which angle to tackle your claims, rather than hide behind a female's mention to do all the a$$ Licking you can, make sure you seal everything with a DM though.

you sound pained dude, I'm just telling her how you mofos behave and lemme guess : you are hurt right? you think Im sexually frustrated like Naija guys who turns every opportunity of talking to a lady to propose love to her? then when she turns you down, you verbally abuse her. you guys are sickos.

sirjerry:
Two of the most significant and biggest project in africa.

The Nigeria-Morocco pipeline will have a positive impact on over 300 million inhabitants, Bourita said, noting that it would speed up electrification projects across West Africa, and serve as a basis for the creation of a competitive electricity regional market.

http://northafricapost.com/17865-nigeria-morocco-gas-pipeline-project-taking-shape.html

He said the project would be the single largest stream in the world.
“The refinery and fertiliser projects will create job opportunities for the communities and Nigerians when it becomes operational.
“The refinery will have a refining capacity of about 650,000 barrels of crude a day,’’ he said.
Alake said the project would force down the price of Premium Motor Spirit (petrol) in the country and save money spent on importation.
He said that projects such as these would optimise government revenue and wean Nigeria from relying solely on oil.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/09/dangote-17bn-dollars-refinery-create-300000-jobs-official/

good news. but the funmy thing is oil is not limited to nigeria only in weat africa. there is possibility ghana ,senegal ,liberia might start similar project simce all of fhem now posses a sizeable amount of oil export: russia is consructing the largest pipline network to china. Saudi arabia too may also start some project equal to that soon. Nigeria should focus her attention on brain power and not natural resources. Uk and getmany are the leading example. Despite almost to zero natural resources they are a formidable force to world economy.

vaxx:
authough we have change your style of argument to more of educational impact. it seems you are new and you want to over hype. nigeria can even be compared to somalia depending on the yarstick you want to use in measuring. Usa and canada are always compared by forbes. So what make nigeria case diffrence. London as a city generate second largest income behind newyork and per with tokyo in the whole world. But it is absolutely wrong to even compare london with nigeria. You can compare country against each orther in whatever form. And not city to a country


about 65 percent nigeria gdp comes from lagos: therefore lagos is an important strategy in niigeria economy:

country like germany and usa have a diffrent city with diffrent amount of income but it aeems nigeria is modeling uk where most of the income are largely from one or two cities.

that's how its supposed to be , a country is supposed to have at most 3 star cities