NairobiWalker2:


Yeah.....true that.

Again this guy who's comparing the most developed part of Nigeria with the whole of Kenya is delusional. That's like comparing Muthaiga alone to New York and claiming Nairobi is better than New York.

PissedYagami:
Yeah so we are officially the rooftop of Africa

Nowenuse:


Ok, what about the counties?

Can you pls help me list the 46 Kenyan counties and the dominant indigenous ethnic group of each county?

Taysermahiri, u can also help out here pls

68816419:

nigger stop the lies, their has never been any time were Yoruba Muslims were chased rather it more like verbal issues mostly among the few hausas

kikuyu1:


Your Iansweet moniker asked the same question twice! What do you want with this info? How could Your simple mind possibly process the info anyway?

forgiveness:


Hahahahahah!

Behold the 76 floors skyscraper in Abuja.

Hbuyosh:
Hehe! How about we excise the nothern regions of Kenya where the levels of underdevelopment are the highest? Then we compare the levels of development btwn the Nigerian southern region vs Kenya' s. It wont change the facts reflected by the statistics.

freshest4live:

The argument is, if we take away the south of Nigeria ( or most prosperous parts of Nigeria) and that of Kenya, the statistics would no longer favour Kenya. Consider the Northern states such as katsina, sokoto, zamfarawa, amongst the poorest in Nigeria such that that they had to battle with polio, and also the North east affected by Boko Haram leaving many displaced persons constitute the largest population in Nigeria rivalled only by Lagos. It is a fact that Nigeria has the largest middle class in Africa and still growing, if we put all of these together, the best of Kenya does not come close by any measure.
If we take only Lagos for instance as a country with 27 million people, it has very low illiteracy rate, a large middle class, a higher HDI, and as small as it is, would still be more powerful than Kenya. Anambra alone without oil competes with Rivers states and outshines Delta and ondo states in terms of revenue (all oil producing states), with Onitsha the largest market in west Africa. Forget it, the best of Nigeria is still extremely powerful in Africa despite the recession and very high poverty rate. Lagos, Portharcourt and Anambra alone would only compete with Egypt and south africa.

ArtanK:


Actually most Somalis don't speak Arabic. They can understand it to some degree, read and write it because Somali kids attend madrassah in their early years. Somalis speak basic Arabic at best and the language was written in the Arabic script for almost 1000 years, but that changed in the 70s when the Somali government decided to adopt the Latin script.

Hbuyosh:


That is false, the southern part of Kenya is the most developed and economically vibrant, just like the case in Nigeria.

Even if we were to isolate these marginalized regions from the rest of our respective countries for the sake of these comparisonss, I still do not see how it would change the facts reflected in the statiatics.

But this absurd argument of yours is a clear indication of acceptance of defeat.

For starters, southern Nigeria suffers epileptic power supply than southern Kenya, right?

Muafrika2:

Legend has it that they came from the North, after the Hutu (Bantus) had settled on the land. They got into a pact which included mixing and sharing of power. They even adopted a bantu language. Until the Tutsi became power hungry and subdued the hosts.

It is said that the Tutsi were very ruthless toward the Hutu. A common saying is that when the Tutsi king wanted to rise from his seat, he called a Hutu and dug his spear into his foot as his support.

The last straw was the European colonialists using the Tutsi, who readily collaborated with them, to dominate the Hutu. Then, guess what, upon independence, they switched the roles and left power in the hands of the Hutu. Recipe for disaster. The genocide was bound to happen.

Nowenuse:


Is Kenya officially divided into region? If yes, what are they?

NairobiWalker2:


And I'm telling you to stop that argument since you'll be leaving out almost 60% of Nigeria. How about we take out the South of Nigeria and do comparisons using the North?

Hbuyosh:
They are called counties. They are just like the states in Nigeria.

Nowenuse:


Have you ever experienced religious crises in the north?

If no, go and ask those who have. Or ask people who were born and bred in Kano, Kaduna or Jos.

vaxx:
well i just fell like i should put it into your notice. in jos for example. there is a large yoruba family whom you may mistake for indigines. They speak both birom and hausa fluently.Jos herself is a christain soon despite muslim population. The riots is always between birom christain youth and hausa vegitable seller. From terminus to ferin gada to gada biyu. It is more ethnical than religion. Yoruba community are left out. Unless igbo trader in some cases.

MtuMsuper:

very much true. The same cushites also settled amongst other tribes in the interlacustrine region and adopted the tongue of the native bantu group, and the same 'Hutu - Tutsi' social class developed amongst the banyankole and batooro of Uganda. The superior - inferior social relationships between the two groups is enveloped in a sad and brutal /demeaning treatment of the hutu group in Uganda. The Hutu group is called Bairu in lunyankole, i saw first hand social relations in that part of Uganda and i felt so sad for them. M7 belongs to the Tutsi group of his tribe and he displays alot of the same disdain they are famous for, and extends that spirit to how other tribes are treated and allocation of resources. Whoever told you an African leader will be unbiased and non tribal in allocating development or resources needs a hot slap.

Nowenuse:


I know about the counties. Nigeria has 36 states, but we also have the official north and South divisions.
We also have the geo-political zones.
North-west, North-east, North-central, South-west, South-east and South-South. Each having 5-7 states.

vaxx:
well i just fell like i should put it into your notice. in jos for example. there is a large yoruba family whom you may mistake for indigines. They speak both birom and hausa fluently.Jos herself is a christain soon despite muslim population. The riots is always between birom christain youth and hausa vegitable seller. From terminus to ferin gada to gada biyu. It is more ethnical than religion. Yoruba community are left out. Unless igbo trader in some cases.

Hbuyosh:


That is false, the southern part of Kenya is the most developed and economically vibrant, just like the case in Nigeria.

Even if we were to isolate these marginalized regions from the rest of our respective countries for the sake of these comparisonss, I still do not see how it would change the facts reflected in the statiatics.

But this absurd argument of yours is a clear indication of acceptance of defeat.

For starters, southern Nigeria suffers epileptic power supply than southern Kenya, right?

Nowenuse:


I know about the counties. Nigeria has 36 states, but we also have the official north and South divisions.
We also have the geo-political zones.
North-west, North-east, North-central, South-west, South-east and South-South. Each having 5-7 states.

9jakool:

Ok!
What language do they speak natively? Is it Hausa or do they have their own language?
Also, what state are they from?

Nowenuse:


Yes, the crisis started as an indigene-settler dispute but it always includes everyone and turns into a religious crisis because most times you cannot differentiate northern christians and Southern christians there likewise hausas and other muslims.
The same thing with Kaduna

Why are there muslim and christian dominated areas in Jos and Kaduna? Was it so in the 90s?

Just30:
Apollonia city of Light

Nowenuse:


Were you in Jos during the 2008 and 2010 crisis?
The yoruba community in Jos lost approximately 500 people in that crisis as confirmed by the head of yorubas in Jos (they lost more people than others).

This is because yorubas are the largest tribe almost equally divided btw muslim and christians in Jos and they were caught in both sides of the crises?

Nasarawa gwong used to have a large yoruba muslim community in the past. Today, are they still there? NO. Hausas chased them away as well as most christians.

Muafrika2:

Am starting to suspect you're IanSweet too. You ask questions without a plan of what to do with the answer. Were not your parents. Google is there for such kind of unfocused inquiries. But are you male or female?

vaxx:
in the middle of war innocent suffer the most. Yoruba are never their target.

Nowenuse:


I know about the counties. Nigeria has 36 states, but we also have the official north and South divisions.
We also have the geo-political zones.
North-west, North-east, North-central, South-west, South-east and South-South. Each having 5-7 states.

Nowenuse:


I know about the counties. Nigeria has 36 states, but we also have the official north and South divisions.
We also have the geo-political zones.
North-west, North-east, North-central, South-west, South-east and South-South. Each having 5-7 states.