fanficgirl:

I have never heard of Nyere

Jay254:

Nigerians be like.. They gat nothing on us..

Muafrika2:

Ha ha.

Their governors must be kings in those places!

Tana river is mostly unadjudicated land so it makes it abit complicated. The Ormas claim parts of it (its right next to Garissa) while the Pokomo claim parts. These claims overlap each other at times, especially during famine, when Ormas take their cattle and feed them on Pokomo farms (there was no such incidence this time, surprisingly,)

They come as far as the River Tana which cuts through the county.

In Eastern, they start at Isiolo. Also alot of incidences there with the neighbouring Meru farmers who also happen to keep livestock in addition to farming. Many times their are raided for their cattle, besides then occasional feeding of livestock on their farms.

Muafrika2:

Brains! Brains!

Why girls haven't yet taken over the world is a surprise

Hati13:

I don't know about that, but they were and still are warriors. They are unique and I'm very fascinated by them.

Some scholars even says, they are descendants of the Ancient Egyptians among the Beja people and other groups of people. Look at there hair and facial features. They look Ancient Egyptians and beautiful.

Jayceon:

TayserMahiri:


My feeling is that the random number guy has lived or lives in kenya. Its quite hard for some of them to swallow.

Jay254:


The rainbow town in portharcourt is still underconstruction build up buildings are not even 25... Be honest when you preach honesty...

Mombasa Marina with 22floors almost complete
and
Kizingo Mombasa also 22floors
lastly
Cresent Apartments 24flrs Mombasa site preps already

forgiveness:




The Rainbow Town Port Harcourt project was commissioned in 2015. There are Sixteen 12-storey Towers and nine 15 - storey all topped out.

Once, a structure is topped out it is considered a highrise or skyscraper.

See the pictures below. The first picture is the 9 15 - storey already topped out and particularly painted as at 2015. Remember, we are in 2017.

uzzyfire:
did I say d pic was fake I just sed I don't billive that's u. it cud be ur friend or ur cousin

mtis:

Ok .. their hair do is awesome

forgiveness:




The Rainbow Town Port Harcourt project was commissioned in 2015. There are Sixteen 12-storey Towers and nine 15 - storey all topped out.

Once, a structure is topped out it is considered a highrise or skyscraper.

See the pictures below. The first picture is the 9 15 - storey already topped out and particularly painted as at 2015. Remember, we are in 2017.


The second picture is the Sixteen 12-storey Towers also already topped out. This picture was taken in 2014.

When I go to P/H, I will take some pictures and post it here.

Conclusion; Port Harcourt has 25 highrises while mombasa has 11 highrises.



Looking at the picture of these buildings, I will say Mombasa has only one structure with 20 floors above T/O. The other one is not yet topped out. Is it?

If I am wrong, please prove me wrong.

No 1, nine 15 - storey towers picture

No 2 & 3, Sixteen 12-storey Towers

Muafrika2:

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uzzyfire:
are u sure u didn't Photoshop d pic

Nowenuse:


The whole world knows that you Bantus in Kenya are marginalizing the Somali and other northern regions in Kenya.
You guys must stop this because it is unfair.
Same thing in Ethiopia where the northerners are marginalizing the Southerners.

kikuyu1:

That last pic?! No. Just. No

uzzyfire:
ur pic is nice . u try

Nowenuse:
Nigerians are celebrating the largest and most colourful street carnival in Calabar city (which attracts hundreds of thousands of tourists from all over the world).

While Jay254 and mtis are celebrating blanket gatherings. Can Kenyans be any more comical?

uzzyfire:
I'm actually d one u guys are supposed to be thanking

uzzyfire:
una just dey whyne d babe head

mtis:

Coco you should have painted yourself black (use kiwi )..that would have helped some folks here...they really pissed off when they see a gal looking like that an not a nigerian

Nowenuse:
See what the hottest babes group selfies in Kenya look like and some fools think they can deceive anyone here with a fake picture.
They can only deceive the gullible ones sha.

Nowenuse:


Unless Kenyans can post better group selfies of Kenyan women, then only a fool will believe fake pictures of Kenyans here.

Meanwhile, Nigerian women group selfies.
THE DIFFERENCE IS CLEAR

Nowenuse:
Nigerians are celebrating the largest and most colourful street carnival in Calabar city (which attracts hundreds of thousands of tourists from all over the world).

While Jay254 and mtis are celebrating blanket gatherings. Can Kenyans be any more comical?

fanficgirl:

I'm not a big fan of eating so adding calories will bw hard and I hate protein shakes . I will start with fifteen minutew every other day and see how it goes! Thanks for the advice though I'm not sure I'll get any results . My butt is just too flat. It will take special prayers and anointing

68816419:
Thursday March 9 2017
Uganda's electricity exports to Kenya hit historic high now 35% shitty country called Kenya



Nairobi. Electricity imports from Uganda hit a historic high in January as Kenya sought more power to plug a shortfalls from drought-hit hydroelectric dams.
Kenya imported 20.87 million kilowatt hours (kWh) from Uganda in the first month of the year, which is equivalent to four months of power that Nairobi has been importing from Kampala.
The drought, which has hit large parts of northern Kenya, Coast and Eastern, has particularly affected water level on dams, forcing power generation companies to switch to use of diesel, pushing up the cost of power bills.

Thermal power is expensive and it is only produced when there is a shortage of cheaper hydropower and available geothermal energy has been fully injected into the grid.
The Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) said it had stepped up Uganda imports because they are cheaper compared with thermal power.
“This is one of our strategies to ensure thermal use does not rise so much,” said Joseph Oketch, the director of electricity at the ERC.
The country has a direct transmission line (132 kilovolt) connecting with Uganda via Tororo, allowing injection of bulk electricity to the Kenyan grid.
Import from Uganda is largely cheaper hydropower and has grown from 12.2 million units last December and 4.8 million units in January last year. A unit of hydro on average goes for KSh3 compared with Sh20 for thermal.
The ERC data shows that Kenyan power exports to Kampala stood at 720,000 units in January.

20-month low
Hydropower generation dipped to a 20-month low in January at 252 million units, due to depressed dam water levels as the drought ravaged the country.
The supply shortfall was plugged by increased intake of a mix of imports, geothermal power and expensive diesel-fired electricity.
Kenyan homes and businesses consumed 829 million kWh of power in January.

Geothermal accounted for 45.8 per cent, followed by hydro-electric power (30.3 per cent from 35 per cent a month earlier) , while thermal grew to 23.7 per cent from 18.6 per cent in December.
The fuel cost levy, which is levied on consumer bills and paid to diesel power generators, has remained unchanged at Sh2.85 per unit since December.
Presently, homes consuming 200 kilowatt hours (kWh) pay Sh3,691 up from Sh3,398 same month last year, or Sh293 more.
Official data shows that power imports from Uganda last year jumped 47 per cent to 83.2 million units.

No transmission line
There is, however, no transmission line connecting the two countries, impeding bulk power trade.
Nairobi stopped buying power from Dar es Salaam last year.
“Kenya and Tanzania have cross border electrification arrangement in which Tanzania sells power to Kenya’s parts not connected to the national grid via Lunga Lunga as Kenya sells to Tanzania via Namanga,” the ERC said.
Kenya Power ruled out power rationing, adding that the rains expected from next month look set to boost water in the dams.
http://www.monitor.co.ug/Business/Markets/Uganda-s-electricity-exports-Kenya-hit-historic-high/688606-3842286-14ed0x5z/index.html

Jay254:

Nigerians be like.. They gat nothing on us..

uzzyfire:
muna is a goddess

NairobiWalker:



Leave that guy alone. Debating with him is like arguing with a goat. He's included 3 towers under construction in the Lagos list, one tower with 19 floors, another tower with 17 floors and two names of the same tower thus increasing the tower count of Lagos' towers over 20 floors from 18 to 24. He's then fished random figures from his arse as total number of high-rises in Lagos and Nairobi. Interestingly he first stated that Lagos has 106 high-rises then suddenly it's 126 and he claims Mombasa has no tower over 20 floors lol. It's painful debating him.

Jay254:


I think you need brain trasplant... So calabar attracts more tourist than.. Mara,Mombasa,Malindi,Naivasha,Watamu and Diani...