ednited:


Asante sana!

Muafrika2:
I suspect the name Kubwa was suggested by a mischievous Swahili speaking Chinese

Just30:
late

Just30:
late

TayserMahiri:


haha, that was pure mischief, not a coincidence.

TayserMahiri:


Its the slowness I think. Maybe they can join their counterparts in the Facebook group Nigerian Students Association in Kenya - NSAK

They seem vibrant and to be enjoying life abroad

https://www.facebook.com/Nigerian-Students-Association-in-Kenya-NSAK-324380034369007/

TayserMahiri:


Karibu
Now teach us Amharic

mtis:

liked this one..feels like the one left in the vilage are the one with negative vibes

TayserMahiri:


Nigerians have also been coming Abroad (here in Kenya ) because we have worldclass universities. They now want to be given a greenlight to replicate the program in Nigeria because they dont exist.

Nigerians top list of foreign graduates at Jomo Kenyatta University

Dr Uloko said she came to study in Kenya after being referred by the University of Illinois when a partnership was formed to build the capacity of institutional leadership, especially on entrepreneurship.

“The polytechnic management in conjunction with the Federal Government decided to introduce entrepreneurship and decided to go to Illinois but we were told that JKUAT could offer what we were looking for without us necessarily going to the US,” she said.

She added that one of their reasons for coming to Kenya was the testimony by University of Illinois that JKUAT is a centre of excellence. Ten other Nigerians are still studying for their doctorates at the institution.

“Our prayer is that when we talk to the vice chancellor, we shall be allowed to start these programmes back home in Nigeria,” Uloko said.

https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/article/2000207165/nigerians-top-list-of-foreign-graduates-at-jomo-kenyatta-university

ednited:


Eshi. . .you want to learn with our alphabet or in english alphabet? We have morethan 217 alphabets

freshest4live:

I'm talking about U.S you are there talking about Kenya. What are you smoking?

nivlark254:
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TayserMahiri:


Those ones in the US are getting referred here and being told "see, dont bother coming over when you can fly to Kenya and get the same"

Maybe they also don't want many of you in the US so they choose the best alternative

freshest4live:

Why would someone leave U.S for Kenya, l'd rather school in Nigeria, l mean what does Kenya have to offer that l can't get in Nigeria? Maybe only that particular program though.

TayserMahiri:

Kuwa mpole

nivlark254:

wazi brathe hakikisha uyo mresh ameland kenya

freshest4live:

Why would someone leave U.S for Kenya, l'd rather school in Nigeria, l mean what does Kenya have to offer that l can't get in Nigeria? Maybe only that particular program though.

TayserMahiri:

I want English, I don't think any other alphabet would work for me

TayserMahiri:


I want English, I don't think any other alphabet would work for me

TayserMahiri:


Ask Dr. Catherine Uloko, the vice rector at Kaduna Polytechnic

TayserMahiri:


Tushaingia kwenye inbox
Ni karembo

NairobiWalker:


Igbos look like Kikuyus, not Swahilis.

Nowenuse:


Nigerian actresses alone are enough to deal the blow here. Let me see the Kenyan women that can compete on beauty n curviness with these Nigerians.

Tracy Ogbonna
Mercy Johnson
Omotola
Toolz Oniru

freshest4live:

You are derailing my topic, this is about being the best student ever since that school was found, similar stuff happened in Canada recently, in Russia another one broke a record in the the Russian medical school and there are countless numbers. Many are being honoured by the queen of England, the youngest African American lady in Havard, smartest family in Britain, youngest person to be honoured by the queen of England since 1890_ etc etc. We can go on and on. Leave Kenya matter out of this, there are Nigerians schooling in Ghana and southafrica afterall.
My fellow compatriots what we do to stop this massive brain immigration to the west.

kikuyu1:


My dude, I don't think so! Foreheads,noses and facial shapes are v v different. We do have many types but generally we resemble Rwandese. I've seen people in Kigali who looked like my relatives. A Muhima lady in Kampala once screamed when she saw me-she thought I was her dead bro. But some Kyukes and Ethios think I'm Borana.

NairobiWalker:


Is that what you call beautiful shaped body in Nigeria? See Corazon Kwamboka.

NairobiWalker:


Which celebrities? Okay, let me do the first one for you. Yemi Alade v Sarah Hassan. Who rocks?

Nowenuse:


Can u show me any Kenyan girl dead or alive that can compete with this 15 year old Nigerian girl?

https://www.nairaland.com/2741620/meet-15year-old-sade-youngest

NairobiWalker:


How is Mercy Johnson even a beauty to deserve national recognition?

The last two women have too big shoulders for a well shaped woman.

See .....

Grace Msalame
Maureen Kunga
Vera Sidika
Amberay

Nowenuse:


See how terrible looking Corazon's body is. Too much cellulite, see her dark knees to show that she is in active bleaching service! She will definitely have loads of stretch mark too
You honestly cannot compare her to this 15 year old girl that is 100% natural. No no! Show us Corazon when she was a teenager, let us confirm the naturalness of her curviness n looks.