Hbuyosh:


uzzyfire, Genieluv, I made those obviously false statements in response to that statement above which is obviously very false and bogus.

Okay,man.It ain't as serious as that.Black African countries have similar problems.

Hbuyosh:


uzzyfire, Genieluv, I made those obviously false statements in response to that statement above which is obviously very false and bogus.

no problem......... its alright, everything has been sorted out.

68816419:

I have stayed and worked in Nairobi, Mombasa, Nakuru,kiisi and machakos..I can tell u this, nigeria is far better of kenya in aspect of sports, entertainments, development, technology,roads and bridges ,housing estates, high standard of living,education and many more , the only thing kenya is better off is their tourism sectors ,newly renovated airport and may be nice cbd in some parts and nothing else,I have never seen in my life were street Homeless kids dominates a city like that of Nairobi, go to ngara,park road,thika, Eastleigh, cbd and see how these guys leaves they leave worst than animals, I keep saying this, the only thing that can help kenya is when it takes back "some" of its economy controls from Indians,whites and Somalis, they don't threat u guys with respect in their countries and even your own country so y do u c them as one? . nice parts of Nairobi is so small to be compared with nice parts in Enugu,port, or even kaduna ,even these "nice" parts have very few black in it,Kenyan are too delusional for my liking they tend to claim what they are not, every nice places in Nairobi is dominated by politicians ,whites ,Somalis and Indians and even these places have at least four slums sorounding them..... I have just said the truth and nothing but the truth

are you retarded? am a nigerian and all you say here are big lies. do u know how many touts, agberos and jobless youths that are littered over every where in Nigeria

shervydman:


I love this stadium......
its probably an extension of Nigerian stadia..... cant u see the Nigerian color in it?

Fidha254:
I was looking for details of nigerian SGR from official sources but couldn't find any... Am starting to think Nigerians are sketchy when it comes to facts/details...

Does anyone have details of Nigeria SGR ....

Things like tonnage capacity per year..
Maximum axle load..
The standard used..
Future provisions eg electrification
Number of bridges or tunnels
Cost per km on each phase
Expected cargo that will be handled by the rail...etc

I'm also wondering. Forget the picspam;give us details!

Fidha254:
I myself have once quoted some article that quoted some figure, but it was just one figure from one article... Its hard to believe if it comes from just a single online source... What am looking for is complete break down of the most common things that one can use to know what type of rail you are building and what purpose it was mainly intended for.

Anyway, your country is not hurting me financially, physically.... Therefore I, have no energy nor time to hate Nigeria or any other country for that matter, and if there comes a time that your country did hurt me, I would probably hate my government more than I hate you.. So please spare me

Exactly! Its a request, not as battle. Not everything is beef.

TayserMahiri:


Is the lack of foreign management the reason it fell?

Like Kenya's only refinery which fell apart when the Indians pulled out.Shame.What's wrong with Africa? http://m.engineeringnews.co.za/article/kenya-refinery-2016-07-25/rep_id:4433

Is it just me or what i find these Ghanain cities name funny in swahili language
Takoradi
Tema
Kuma si

MtuMsuper:

Agreed, Obasanjo is a very historical and iconic African. This man is a walking encyclopedia! Just looking at him, i summarize post colonial African history in one man. He was a general in the Nigerian civil war, was unjustly imprisoned by that goon Abacha, he led the transition on Nigeria into the democratic fold. There is a picture of him somewhere drinking uji with everyday people in kisumu with his buddy Raila, i can't find it . This man, for all you naysayers and doomsday prophets, is the unsung hero of your country. Sheath your political swords and show him some respect!!!

Mh? Was it not with Raila's father, Oginga Odinga, with whom they drunk porridge in huge calabashes in Kisumu?

Kenyanstar:
KENYA BIRDS EYE VIEW STADIUMS

ati stadium(s ) lol !

nivlark254:
Is it just me or what i find these Ghanain cities name funny in swahili language
Takoradi
Tema
Kuma si

What do they mean in Swahili?

obaaderemi:
What do they mean in Swahili?

Takoradi -Lightning buttocks Tema-Spit Kuma si- Not pussy

nivlark254:
Takoradi -Lightning buttocks Tema-Spit Kuma si- Not pussy

Niv, did u know that Ghana's film industry is called "Kumawood"?

Hbuyosh:

Niv, did u know that Ghana's film industry is called "Kumawood"?

don't dare go there

68816419:

ati stadium(s ) lol !

an the hater is back

68816419 why are you so hateful of other countries..look dude no one gives a butt about what you think..so like you have zero reply ahh

mtis:
68816419 why are you so hateful of other countries..look dude no one gives a butt about what you think..so like you have zero reply ahh

Everyone sees the 419 and gives the thread a wide berth

68816419:

I have stayed and worked in Nairobi, Mombasa, Nakuru,kiisi and machakos..I can tell u this, nigeria is far better of kenya in aspect of sports, entertainments, development, technology,roads and bridges ,housing estates, high standard of living,education and many more , the only thing kenya is better off is their tourism sectors ,newly renovated airport and may be nice cbd in some parts and nothing else,I have never seen in my life were street Homeless kids dominates a city like that of Nairobi, go to ngara,park road,thika, Eastleigh, cbd and see how these guys leaves they leave worst than animals, I keep saying this, the only thing that can help kenya is when it takes back "some" of its economy controls from Indians,whites and Somalis, they don't threat u guys with respect in their countries and even your own country so y do u c them as one? .

so based on your argument who is a Kenyan coz i dont understand you .. its like saying hausa not Nigerian coz they look different..stop hating dude..an bout working in kenya feels like a lie to me..ya basically a student in a local college or doing illegal stuff in Kenya

TayserMahiri:


Everyone sees the 419 and gives the thread a wide berth

ahahah 419..didnt see that nice one tayser

Wherever random number is in Kenya, he's a very frustrated tourist

The powder must be getting hard to sell nowadays Good job NACADA

Jay254:
.k

Nairobi has a more beautiful skyline than Lagos. It looks better organized n developed than Lagos.
I know arinzeejikonye will never agree buh pics from Nairobi are really wow from what am seeing. It looks like a city in America

***The only major problem of Nairobi just seems to be it's slums****

Jay254:
.k

Holly With all these beautiful n numerous sky scrappers am seeing in your Nairobi pictures, how come forgiveness was still able to disprove Nairobi having more sky scrappers than Lagos? Or are u just posting different views of same Nairobi sky scrappers?

obaaderemi:
Like Kenya's only refinery which fell apart when the Indians pulled out.Shame.What's wrong with Africa? http://m.engineeringnews.co.za/article/kenya-refinery-2016-07-25/rep_id:4433

Unfortunately, the Kenyan government is simply making sure that foreigners do not have a controlling stake in the oil that will soon start flowing. We don't want to be like Nigeria. The refinery is now 100 % government of kenya owned. It is going to be used to store the first crude from the Lokichar wells and no one will have sway over the government.
The refinery became idle after the Indian Essar Energy took a 50 % stake in 2009. Before then, the refinery was fully GoK owned and functioned seamlessly for decades. The govt simply wants to keep foreign multinationals at a safe distance so that we control our oil resources. Strategic investments with foreign multinationals can be excellent, but when they fail they can be so bad for the economy. That is the point at which you get back your everything.

http://www.theeastafrican.co.ke/business/Government-takes-over-full-ownership-of-Mombasa-refinery/2560-3265746-ap1lwg/index.html
http://www.egyptoil-gas.com/news/kenya-to-revive-mombasa-oil-refinery/

Kenya takes over full ownership of Mombasa refinery

"The government acquired the stake for $5 million, bringing its total stake to 100 per cent in a move that is expected to pave the way for the plant's revival."

MtuMsuper:

Agreed, Obasanjo is a very historical and iconic African. This man is a walking encyclopedia! Just looking at him, i summarize post colonial African history in one man. He was a general in the Nigerian civil war, was unjustly imprisoned by that goon Abacha, he led the transition on Nigeria into the democratic fold. There is a picture of him somewhere drinking uji with everyday people in kisumu with his buddy Raila, i can't find it . This man, for all you naysayers and doomsday prophets, is the unsung hero of your country. Sheath your political swords and show him some respect!!!

Holly I'm sorry but i find this statement of yours very absurd.
Most Nigerians don't really give a fucck about OBJ. If u guys so much love n admire him, u can take him to Kenya. I hate him.

genieluv:


Nairobi has a more beautiful skyline than Lagos. It looks better organized n developed than Lagos.
I know arinzeejikonye will never agree buh pics from Nairobi are really wow from what am seeing. It looks like a city in America

***The only major problem of Nairobi just seems to be it's slums****

wat do u know abt Lagos , u live in Kaduna

genieluv:


Holly With all these beautiful n numerous sky scrappers am seeing in your Nairobi pictures, how come forgiveness was still able to disprove Nairobi having more sky scrappers than Lagos? Or are u just posting different views of same Nairobi sky scrappers?

I don't think Forgiveness disproved anything, people just got tired.

genieluv:


Holly With all these beautiful n numerous sky scrappers am seeing in your Nairobi pictures, how come forgiveness was still able to disprove Nairobi having more sky scrappers than Lagos? Or are u just posting different views of same Nairobi sky scrappers?

Don't let us go back to that,someone's going to be sad.You may choose to see whatever you like but facts are facts and they are the baddest badass b!tches.

nivlark254:

Takoradi -Lightning buttocks
Tema-Spit
Kuma si- Not pussy

kikkikiki.................

why pussy, buttocks and co?
tema... the center of the world means SPIT?...... man, I spit.

genieluv:


Nairobi has a more beautiful skyline than Lagos. It looks better organized n developed than Lagos.
I know arinzeejikonye will never agree buh pics from Nairobi are really wow from what am seeing. It looks like a city in America

***The only major problem of Nairobi just seems to be it's slums****

I think they're taking care of that.......

TayserMahiri:


Unfortunately, the Kenyan government is simply making sure that foreigners do not have a controlling stake in the oil that will soon start flowing. We don't want to be like Nigeria. The refinery is now 100 % government of kenya owned. It is going to be used to store the first crude from the Lokichar wells and no one will have sway over the government.
The refinery became idle after the Indian Essar Energy took a 50 % stake in 2009. Before then, the refinery was fully GoK owned and functioned seamlessly for decades. The govt simply wants to keep foreign multinationals at a safe distance so that we control our oil resources. Strategic investments with foreign multinationals can be excellent, but when they fail they can be so bad for the economy. That is the point at which you get back your everything.

http://www.theeastafrican.co.ke/business/Government-takes-over-full-ownership-of-Mombasa-refinery/2560-3265746-ap1lwg/index.html
http://www.egyptoil-gas.com/news/kenya-to-revive-mombasa-oil-refinery/

Kenya takes over full ownership of Mombasa refinery

"The government acquired the stake for $5 million, bringing its total stake to 100 per cent in a move that is expected to pave the way for the plant's revival."

and Nigerian refineries are owned by who?

shervydman:


and Nigerian refineries are owned by who?

The last time I heard was that NNPC wanted to sell 51 % stake to investors but had problems finding suitors to buy the often bombed facilities.

mtis:

don't dare go there

I read that on their forum site Ghanaweb, they were talking about Ghana hottest Kumawood stars!

Eh! Budda......

I dont think the East African media would get themselves to mention that word, however big and influential that industry becomes. It is just abominable.

Kuma- wood? Ei!