fanficgirl:

True but if I remember they are forced to give like half to the government

TayserMahiri:


I love swahili ladies man

TayserMahiri:


Geniuses, tell us how we are suppossed to value all tourism except from what it brings annually

genieluv:


No, i don't have a Kenyan boyfriend, but nothing wrong if i have one
****I am not ready for an argument. Kenyans have done well with their tourism sector and deserve commendation for it no matter what the negativities are and that is really my point.
I might have been over emotional in my expression buh you can as well see that other Nigerians here agreed with me.
God bless Kenya
God bless Nigeria
God bless Africa.

CocoMilian:


No its the largest

fanficgirl:

Which groups are Muslim?

genieluv:


Holly You are right. So, i think i'm interested in the annual profit of this sector. Can you enlighten me?

Hbuyosh:


Aaw! You are so good natured! I'll hazard a guess that u are probably the reason why the harsh arguments here have somewhat toned down here.

You and that other lady fanficgirl......

TayserMahiri:


Swahilis are predominantly muslim

TayserMahiri:


I think you don't remember very well

genieluv:


yaah i believe we can never learn about each other n develop ourselves by being negative. In the past i might have engaged in wordings of harsh tones buh i learnt it's of no benefit.

fanficgirl:

Lol I thought many would be christanized, but it makes sense

TayserMahiri:


No, coastal kenyans are muslim. Its the same for much of the Eastern coast of Africa due to Arab trade. Unfortunately, our older generations were not influential enough, they would have converted arabs to traditional african religions

TayserMahiri:


LMAO, my goodness. Pidgin kills me

I have a rough idea what you are saying but thats crazy funny

Hbuyosh:

Multinational companies with their regional/African HQs in Nairobi.

Can u count how many IT firms are on this list.

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

TayserMahiri:


About KSh 220.6 bn or USD 2.2 bn in 2014 alone.

TayserMahiri:


Do you think this attitude is a common one in nigeria? Honestly, nigeria creates images of people arguing and banging tables all the time

TayserMahiri:


I love that

Which languages do the two words originate?

fanficgirl:

Hahahahaha true

CocoMilian:
1. Feeding a giraffe with your mouth at the giraffe centre,Nairobi. Really cool you should try it once there.

2. Giraffe's are just too beautiful

3. Nairobi national park.

freshest4live:

Shikena means..that's It, or that's all.
Dunno if you know this old song from Naeto C( Nigerian musician) titled Ten over Ten. Just listen to it., the chorus ends with shikena.
https://www.google.de/url?q=https://m.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DMdjxnapms2Y&sa=U&ved=0ahUKEwj656bGxJjUAhUkIJoKHbAWDrMQtwIICzAA&sig2=RIB4tGsAMHZZWpm26ris6g&usg=AFQjCNE4WEIiVQiu-YJqeU-DLI51OzMmEg

Shaytun:
It is inevitable.

Ethiopia’s economy is expected to overtake Kenya’s this year, buoyed by massive government spending on infrastructure that has kept the Horn of Africa nation on the list of the world’s fastest-growing economies in the past 10 years.
The International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) latest statistical estimates indicate that Ethiopia’s gross domestic product (GDP) is forecast to grow from $61.62 billion in 2015 to $69.21 billion this year, narrowly beating Kenya’s output, which is expected to rise from $63.39 billion to $69.17 billion over the same period.
“Ethiopia has experienced double-digit economic growth, averaging 10.8 per cent since 2005, which has mainly been underpinned by public-sector-led development,” the African Development Bank, the OECD Development Centre and the United Nations Development Programme say in the latest African Economic Outlook report.
Kenya’s GDP of $14.1 billion in 2000 was 71.6 per cent larger than Ethiopia’s $8.23 billion in the same year but the Horn of Africa nation has closed the economic gap in the last five years of robust growth.
The IMF’s GDP estimates are based on current market prices using exchange rates prevailing between July 22 and August 19.
INVESTMENT DESTINATION
Having established its economic lead ahead of Kenya, Ethiopia is forecast to maintain its position as Eastern Africa’s largest economy over the medium term — a position that is also expected to improve its standing as an investment destination

CocoMilian:


No its the largest

genieluv:


Oooh yaaah. Am very happy for Ethiopia. That country has what it takes to be among Africa's largest economies.

TayserMahiri:


You havent seen mine

Hbuyosh:


Take it easy, we dint claim ours is a first world country, our country still has lots of challenges typical of any developing country. But we are also not amongst the worst there are countries out there with the worst problems.

So, what are u going to reveal tommorrow the moment u get to your "system"? That Kenya is like Afgganistan or that people live in trees? Cmon. Let it rest.
We have already learnt a great deal about our countries. That both Nigeria and Kenya are great African countries, though experiencing some challenges here and there.

fanficgirl:

I can't see Ethiopia lasting without balkanization. The TPLF can't maintain their dictatorship forever with all these rebellions.

fanficgirl:

Yeah, I just figured that with British colonization sone would have been converted. How do you feel about Afro Arabs that are in the Arab world thanks to the slave trade

genieluv:


really?, pidgin sounds so normal unless when used in cracking jokes. Tho it is really a very expressive language and makes explanation so real it also has many interpretations

''opportunities dey yanfu yanfu for Naija pas Kenya or Gabon.Na why mtn dey very successful for Naija be that. Shikena''

This can also be translated in a different form like

''Opportunities boku yakata for Naija pass Kenya or Gabon kukuma, na him make mtn dey hammer die for Naija so o"

You can see how different it appears buh means same thing.

genieluv:


Who are the TPLF**?