Shaytun:


"I want our own country right now, not even later today," says Gure from her Bara-Arabu village, 10 kilometres south of Mombasa, donning a vibrantly colored jilbab, the common coastal dress for females. "The MRC is not advocating violence but the government will bring it. If there is violence we will respond with violence. We can't leave our people to suffer like that."
As Gure flashes her MRC membership card, featuring her name next to the MRC's palm-tree-emblazoned logo, she rants about endemic land theft, resource exploitation and employment discrimination, orchestrated by government agencies and prominent Kenyans from inland areas. The villagers nod in universal agreement, periodically chiming in to defend her claims. In remote, underdeveloped areas of the 500-kilometre stretch of Kenyan coast, such as Bara-Arabu, the MRC's skyrocketing popularity is matched only by a pervasive distaste for the Kenyan government.
"We are 100 per cent positive we can lead this country," says 52-year-old Bara-Arabu villager Abdullah Chidundu. "Once when have independence and our resources, we can take over governing the coast."

http://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/features/2012/08/2012826121411849944.html

Hati13:

Excellent combination.

If you want to be commando in Ethiopian army, out of the many difficult training drills, you must also run 300km and jump 3-4 story building.

TayserMahiri:

Conquering Africa? This is Utopia

freshest4live:

Your love is not in doubt, but rather your culture. We would love to know you guys better, perhaps through the arts and media. Tell your own stories, your history, translate them to English and French so we could watch, and It would be a pleasure. Stories like queen of sheba, her relationship with Ethiopia, Yemen and Solomons' Israel. Your kingdom in the time of Alexander, your squabbles with ltaly, your beautiful ladies, fashion, etc.

Hbuyosh:
Tribalism is rife in Kenya, and it would get dangerously worse in the run- up to the presidential electons, like now.

The reason for the violence that erupted after the 2007 elections which left 1300 dead. The worst violence in our history.

obaaderemi:
Hahahahaha.funniest comment of the day!Buhari will kick kenyatta's bum from abuja to malindi.

obaaderemi:
Good for kenya,then.You will need it, especially with al shabab breathing down your neck.

Shaytun:

And we still beat you in that aspect.

Did you know that Nigeria is maybe the 4th country in the whole wide world to make use of armed drone in combat.

http://venturesafrica.com/nigeria-joins-the-drone-wars-in-its-fight-against-boko-haram-here-are-other-weapons-they-could-use/

obaaderemi:
It was very very bad,i recall.The problem is due to age long hatred simmering below the surface which the politicians merely take advantage of.But i think uhuru is doing well.

TayserMahiri:


Kenya is a funny country. You only realize how fragile it is after five years. Then everything goes back to normal.

Shaytun:

Do you have no shame or is it that you cannot conduct a proper research, or maybe you do but you dont want to admit it, or maybe you dont actually know, dont know which is worse.

But kenya does not have, neither has it uses armed drone beforw.

Nowenuse:


Sorry to our muslim brothers here, but islam (radical islam) has really been a great setback to Africa.

Shaytun:

You know, the usual.
Them getting routed everywhere they go.

Heard you guys having trouble down there with al shabab.

Shaytun:


"I want our own country right now, not even later today," says Gure from her Bara-Arabu village, 10 kilometres south of Mombasa, donning a vibrantly colored jilbab, the common coastal dress for females. "The MRC is not advocating violence but the government will bring it. If there is violence we will respond with violence. We can't leave our people to suffer like that."
As Gure flashes her MRC membership card, featuring her name next to the MRC's palm-tree-emblazoned logo, she rants about endemic land theft, resource exploitation and employment discrimination, orchestrated by government agencies and prominent Kenyans from inland areas. The villagers nod in universal agreement, periodically chiming in to defend her claims. In remote, underdeveloped areas of the 500-kilometre stretch of Kenyan coast, such as Bara-Arabu, the MRC's skyrocketing popularity is matched only by a pervasive distaste for the Kenyan government.
"We are 100 per cent positive we can lead this country," says 52-year-old Bara-Arabu villager Abdullah Chidundu. "Once when have independence and our resources, we can take over governing the coast."

http://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/features/2012/08/2012826121411849944.html

Hbuyosh:


Two words; OUR POLITICIANS!!!!

TayserMahiri:


MAN. I wonder if they are not kenyans

TayserMahiri:



Nothing to be sorry about.

TayserMahiri:


That settles it. Even a short word like Oga, has to be shouted. Can the word Oga be whispered btw?

fanficgirl:

India suffers from epileptic power supplies and uses generators. Mumbai is still a dirty slum.

vaxx:
the same
way to blame radical christains

freshest4live:

Radical Christians may have lots of problems but they are not as political as the radical muslims.

TayserMahiri:


Wenedem, I envy your command of Ethio history

fanficgirl:

I thought Bantus spread before the Arabs? I am confused about their expansion. Some claimed it was peaceful and other claim entire ethnic groups in Southern Africa were almost wiped out.

TayserMahiri:


How do you jump a storied building wenedem?

TayserMahiri:


MAN. I wonder if they are not kenyans

fanficgirl:

That has to do with noise pollution from generators.

nemesis2u:


i was in Mumbai and surprisingly missed all this

plz give source ?

dont post pics and videos

give data/links from government/ reputed international sources

i have gone through ur posts , u seem to specialize in shitting on others which is very unfortunate

i dont like comparisons because they dont serve any purpose other than satisfy the false ego of some individuals

still let me make a exception this time to lift ur veil of ignorance

Mumbai city GDP 278 billion dollars (2015)

Nigeria national GDP 481.1 billion dollars (2015)

Mumbai which is a city has a GDP which is more than half of the national GDP of Nigeria.

what does it tell u ?

its industry and services r running on epileptic power supply , stupidity has its limits.

according to NEW WORLD WEALTH as of 2015 Mumbai is home to 45000 millionaires and 28 billionaires with a total wealth of 820 billion dollars.

yes there r certain areas where it is dirty, and so r London, New York, Paris etc so u saying Mumbai is a dirty slum is a height of bigoted and stupid OSTRICH attitude.

as for Indian power generation,

FACTS TO OPEN UR IGNORANT EYE

1.India is the world's third largest producer and fourth largest consumer of electricity.

2.The utility electricity sector in India has one National Grid with an installed capacity of 329.20 GW (as of 30 April 2017). [1 GW= one billion watts]

3.As of 31 March 2017, 99.25% of 597,464 villages in India are electrified

and finally for a country of large size with varied climate, geography and some amount of human mismanagement , there will be impact on final distribution to the end users. Inadequate last mile connectivity is the main problem due to human mismanagement , local political interference , dynamic factors like climate / terrain , but the fact remains that the idling generation capacity of Indian power plants can supply three times the domestic electricity needs (nearly 80 billion KWh) of the people who do not have access to electricity due to the above reasons.

supplying electricity to 1.2 billion people spread over 3,287,263 square km (7th largest country) over mountains plains deserts snow bound regions jungles etc is no joke .

unless you or the country of whom you are a citizen has done better, u don't have the right or the audacity to demean/slander the achievements of other countries.


a dirty place can be cleaned up eventually , but a dirty mind will always remain a dirty mind.

a good man/woman will never demean other countries in order to praise his/her country.

it is a matter of good education , upbringing and a good personal character

my last post here
many good people r here but stupid people like u dont make it the worth my time here.

i always take pleasure in the achievements of other countries , their negativities is not my business , which is the matter of concern for the respective citizens of the said countries .

nemesis2u:


i was in Mumbai and surprisingly missed all this

plz give source ?

dont post pics and videos

give data/links from government/ reputed international sources

i have gone through ur posts , u seem to specialize in shitting on others which is very unfortunate

i dont like comparisons because they dont serve any purpose other than satisfy the false ego of some individuals

still let me make a exception this time to lift ur veil of ignorance

Mumbai city GDP 278 billion dollars (2015)

Nigeria national GDP 481.1 billion dollars (2015)

Mumbai which is a city has a GDP which is more than half of the national GDP of Nigeria.

what does it tell u ?

its industry and services r running on epileptic power supply , stupidity has its limits.

according to NEW WORLD WEALTH as of 2015 Mumbai is home to 45000 millionaires and 28 billionaires with a total wealth of 820 billion dollars.

yes there r certain areas where it is dirty, and so r London, New York, Paris etc so u saying Mumbai is a dirty slum is a height of bigoted and stupid OSTRICH attitude.

as for Indian power generation,

FACTS TO OPEN UR IGNORANT EYE

1.India is the world's third largest producer and fourth largest consumer of electricity.

2.The utility electricity sector in India has one National Grid with an installed capacity of 329.20 GW (as of 30 April 2017). [1 GW= one billion watts]

3.As of 31 March 2017, 99.25% of 597,464 villages in India are electrified

and finally for a country of large size with varied climate, geography and some amount of human mismanagement , there will be impact on final distribution to the end users. Inadequate last mile connectivity is the main problem due to human mismanagement , local political interference , dynamic factors like climate / terrain , but the fact remains that the idling generation capacity of Indian power plants can supply three times the domestic electricity needs (nearly 80 billion KWh) of the people who do not have access to electricity due to the above reasons.

supplying electricity to 1.2 billion people spread over 3,287,263 square km (7th largest country) over mountains plains deserts snow bound regions jungles etc is no joke .

unless you or the country of whom you are a citizen has done better, u don't have the right or the audacity to demean/slander the achievements of other countries.


a dirty place can be cleaned up eventually , but a dirty mind will always remain a dirty mind.

a good man/woman will never demean other countries in order to praise his/her country.

it is a matter of good education , upbringing and a good personal character

my last post here
many good people r here but stupid people like u dont make it worth my time here.

i always take pleasure in the achievements of other countries , their negativities is not my business , which is the matter of concern for the respective citizens of the said countries .

ArtanK:


We're 20-25 million worldwide, we're not that many. The populations outside of Somalia has been increasing steadily, what's holding us back are the terrorists massacring people and causing famines in the vital fertile regions. As soon as we manage to kick those out, our population will skyrocket.

Tbh our problem has never be a religious one. It has always been clannism/tribalism and the nepotism that comes with it. (Hypothetically speaking) Perhaps ruling a multi-ethnic country would change all of that.

ArtanK:


The knives thing is a Cushitic cultural thing. In rural Djibouti and Somalia, people legit walk around with daggers hanging off their belts of tied to their sleeves. You shouldn't be afraid.

1 - Beja from Sudan/Egypt
2 - Afar men (Eri/Ethio/Djibouti)
3 - Afar women (Eri/Ethio/Djibouti)
4 - Somali men

TayserMahiri:


Really bro, I also doon't like how fast their population is growing. Kenyan Somalis are nice people tho. I think we will be lucky even if they become the majority because they are likely to have many factions opposed to each other.