See how foreigners enjoy Nigerian culture
nowenuse, i think Nigeria needs to invest more in cultural tourism, dont yu?

Marcelo290:
You or everyone? I bet you can't stand side by side with me both in academics, intelligence or otherwise, I kid you not, you can see it as bragging buh ion care... so quit making useless claims boy, forget I brought myself too low to converse with you

Your conversation just proves your education.. too much noice just proved how empty your brain is.

Hati13:
@Jay254, the pictures you posted are simply beautiful.

Thanks Hati, am learning alot of History from you.

Jay254:

Almost everyone finds you to be limited in your thinking...

Very true......he's the kind of guy you don't bother responding to.

genieluv:


Kenya has the beautiful island n resorts, Nigeria has the beautiful culture n people.
How about we exhange halves to make it balanced?

lol

NairobiWalker:


Very true......he's the kind of guy you don't bother responding to.

I have been watching his conversations and wondered how old he is?

Upperhill

Jay254:


Your conversation just proves your education.. too much noice just proved how empty your brain is.

My empty brain is 100% better than your filled brain ...

Deal with that massai boy

genieluv:


Holly why did u pick only a part of my statement n capitalized on it?
You can see that i continued the sentence n did not stop at the material used in building alone.
These beautiful houses u posted even though made of bricks have access to well paved roads, sanitation, toilet facilities e.t.c Nairobi slums do not have all these. Ibadan n Abeokuta old houses have some of it. Hope u get the difference.

Mansions in Lagos and Abuja can't get 24 hour electricity and you're telling me those dumps in Ibadan and Abeokuta have access to well paved roads and sanitation? Look at close-up photos of those shanties that make up 90% of Ibadan. Does that look like good sanitation and toilet facilities to you?

Hati13:

Yeah they are excellent in that department. Are there any great non-Nilot Kenyan runners? Is Victor Weyama(sorry for the spelling) Niolt? I'm guessing you aren't Nilot. What is your ethnicity?

I hope we will beat you guys in the 2017 world championship. Let's hope.

Yes there are some who are not Kalenjins but most of them are Kalenjis, something like 90% I guess. Also the non Kalenjins are probably mix of Kalenjin and some other tribe. Wanyama is not but the largest % of our national team is.

Jay254:
Lets Visit Kericho Town Kenya

Kericho...Jericho.Sounds alike.Are those tea or coffee groves?All the same nice pix.

Marcelo290:
That was hyperbolic and an exaggeration, it's practically impossible and you know it, Again buying things online is also a trend here unlike in Kenya

Yeah we also buy online stuff here man. but malls are waaay more fun

NairobiWalker:


Very true......he's the kind of guy you don't bother responding to.

But reality proves you wrong KiberaWalker... Am not bothered so far it's coming from some low lives in far away East Africa who haven't met me in person

Marcelo290:
My empty brain is 100% better than your filled brain ...

Deal with that massai boy

Hope that makes you happy. Just go through your post before posting them.

Marcelo290:
But reality proves you wrong KiberaWalker... Am not bothered so far it's coming from some low lives in far away East Africa who haven't met me in person

I bet we live better live than what you can dream off.

genieluv:
See how foreigners enjoy Nigerian culture
nowenuse, i think Nigeria needs to invest more in cultural tourism, dont yu?

That is just a small % of the foreigners. How likely are you to see a Chinese man on the street wearing Nigerian clothes?

popizaino:
visit assinie.hope I got the spelling right?

Nothing fanciful there. From the pictures I saw online

obaaderemi:
Kericho...Jericho.Sounds alike.Are those tea or coffee groves?All the same nice pix.

Kericho is the tea capital of Kenya

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arinzeejikonye:



Since Ethiopia is landlocked, which sea ports do your goods pass through, is it Djibouti or mombasa?

Djibouti

Jay254:


I have been watching his conversations and wondered how old he is?

Dumb people are dumb people no matter their age. I think it's an insult to a smart 14 year old when we say someone sounds like they're 14 because they're dumb lol. I think this guy is just dumb.

genieluv:


Holly True, i agree with you
Beautiful culture n beautiful people go together >>>>Nigeria.

Wow, those clothes are amazing. OMG

Isahalbash:







Hopefully. Was happening in Ethiopia cos I saw something about " food warning" on Aljazeera dis morning.

in Ethiopia? food warning in ET? is that what you mean?

Hati13:

Yeah they are excellent in that department. Are there any great non-Nilot Kenyan runners? Is Victor Weyama(sorry for the spelling) Niolt? I'm guessing you aren't Nilot. What is your ethnicity?

I hope we will beat you guys in the 2017 world championship. Let's hope.

Tell us, how do Ethiopians talk of kenya athletes? Do they fear us or respect us, or both?

Marcelo290:
Like seriously? they are wow...you pretty

Thanks

BedLam:
Nothing fanciful there. From the pictures I saw online

really?but you should know pictures don't always speak the reality on ground in some most cases or maybe its me glorifying mediocrity .

NairobiWalker:


Dumb people are dumb people no matter their age. I think it's an insult to a smart 14 year old when we say someone sounds like they're 14 because they're dumb lol. I think this guy is just dumb.

Lol, he must be suffering from something.

Marcelo290:
Like seriously? they are wow...you pretty

Thanks .

In USA, Kenya, France, UK, Germany etc there are real traffic police who chase after you

Marcelo290:
I was surprised that was her natural hair and commended her beauty, anything wrong with that?

You are very pretty too, with nice lips and a romantic eyes . hope I've balanced the equation?

I meant I felt embarrassed for her when you asked lol. This has nothing to do with me
But I see she wasn't embarrassed so never mind my apologies

ednited:


Thanks

Jeez. you are indeed very beautiful. wow..your natural hair. you Ethiopians are wonderful people.

9jakool:


I have great hope for Ethiopia. I think it's tourism is growing and it can definitely expand in tourism since there isn't any other country like it. Expanding the manufacture sector is good. The dam on the Blue Nile would def change things for the better allowing Ethiopia to be self sufficient and exporting energy. Ethiopia is definitely on the right economic track.

As for Dangote, it's almost unbelievable that he became the richest man in Africa off of cement, spaghetti, flour and sugar and not oil, although he's starting to expand into oil. I think it's good that Dangote is investing in Ethiopia. I think both country can both be beneficiaries. I think there is room for Ethiopia in Nigeria, with the possibility of expanding Coffee business in Nigeria. Coffee is grown in Nigeria, but not on a large sale.

Nice seeing both working together